University of Denver
Organization
Biography
The first reference to Colorado Seminary was in The Rocky Mountain News of November 27, 1862: “ a board of Trustees, composed of the solid men of Denver, has been organized to superintend the erection of a seminary building… for an academic education.”
Sources
Breck, "From the Rockies to the World"
Biography
University of Denver votes to adopt quarter system in 1929.
Sources
"University Adopts New Quarter Plan; Vote Unanimous," The Denver Clarion, vol. 34, no. 19, November 26, 1929, 1.
Biography
First year Hillel organization features full programming at DU
Citation:
Jan. 30, 1974, letter to faculty, U172._.0003, Hillel folderFound in 3000 Collections and/or Records:
Theresa Chase, 2008 March 14
Item
Identifier: U116.01.0001.01781
Abstract
Recipient of DU's 2008 Founders Day. Community Service Award.Theresa ''Terry'' Chase's (MA '90), injured when she was riding her bike in Grand Junction and was hit by a drunk driver in 1988. Chase's injury caused incomplete paralysis of both legs. Chase regained some function in her legs and today can walk short distances with crutches, though she chooses to use her wheelchair, saving her shoulder strength for more important efforts like sea kayaking, water skiing, hand cycling and...
Dates:
2008 March 14
Theresa Chase, 2008 March 14
Item
Identifier: U116.01.0001.01782
Abstract
Recipient of DU's 2008 Founders Day. Community Service Award.Theresa ''Terry'' Chase's (MA '90), injured when she was riding her bike in Grand Junction and was hit by a drunk driver in 1988. Chase's injury caused incomplete paralysis of both legs. Chase regained some function in her legs and today can walk short distances with crutches, though she chooses to use her wheelchair, saving her shoulder strength for more important efforts like sea kayaking, water skiing, hand cycling and...
Dates:
2008 March 14
Theresa Chase, 2008 March 14
Item
Identifier: U116.01.0001.01783
Abstract
Recipient of DU's 2008 Founders Day. Community Service Award.Theresa ''Terry'' Chase's (MA '90), injured when she was riding her bike in Grand Junction and was hit by a drunk driver in 1988. Chase's injury caused incomplete paralysis of both legs. Chase regained some function in her legs and today can walk short distances with crutches, though she chooses to use her wheelchair, saving her shoulder strength for more important efforts like sea kayaking, water skiing, hand cycling and...
Dates:
2008 March 14
Theresa Chase, 2008 March 14
Item
Identifier: U116.01.0001.01784
Abstract
Recipient of DU's 2008 Founders Day. Community Service Award.Theresa ''Terry'' Chase's (MA '90), injured when she was riding her bike in Grand Junction and was hit by a drunk driver in 1988. Chase's injury caused incomplete paralysis of both legs. Chase regained some function in her legs and today can walk short distances with crutches, though she chooses to use her wheelchair, saving her shoulder strength for more important efforts like sea kayaking, water skiing, hand cycling and...
Dates:
2008 March 14
Theresa Chase, 2007 November 20
Item
Identifier: U116.01.0001.01785
Abstract
Recipient of DU's 2008 Founders Day. Community Service Award.Theresa ''Terry'' Chase's (MA '90), injured when she was riding her bike in Grand Junction and was hit by a drunk driver in 1988. Chase's injury caused incomplete paralysis of both legs. Chase regained some function in her legs and today can walk short distances with crutches, though she chooses to use her wheelchair, saving her shoulder strength for more important efforts like sea kayaking, water skiing, hand cycling and...
Dates:
2007 November 20
Theresa Chase, 2007 November 20
Item
Identifier: U116.01.0001.01786
Abstract
Recipient of DU's 2008 Founders Day. Community Service Award.Theresa ''Terry'' Chase's (MA '90), injured when she was riding her bike in Grand Junction and was hit by a drunk driver in 1988. Chase's injury caused incomplete paralysis of both legs. Chase regained some function in her legs and today can walk short distances with crutches, though she chooses to use her wheelchair, saving her shoulder strength for more important efforts like sea kayaking, water skiing, hand cycling and...
Dates:
2007 November 20
Theresa Chase, 2007 November 20
Item
Identifier: U116.01.0001.01787
Abstract
Recipient of DU's 2008 Founders Day. Community Service Award.Theresa ''Terry'' Chase's (MA '90), injured when she was riding her bike in Grand Junction and was hit by a drunk driver in 1988. Chase's injury caused incomplete paralysis of both legs. Chase regained some function in her legs and today can walk short distances with crutches, though she chooses to use her wheelchair, saving her shoulder strength for more important efforts like sea kayaking, water skiing, hand cycling and...
Dates:
2007 November 20
Theresa Chase, 2007 November 20
Item
Identifier: U116.01.0001.01788
Abstract
Recipient of DU's 2008 Founders Day. Community Service Award.Theresa ''Terry'' Chase's (MA '90), injured when she was riding her bike in Grand Junction and was hit by a drunk driver in 1988. Chase's injury caused incomplete paralysis of both legs. Chase regained some function in her legs and today can walk short distances with crutches, though she chooses to use her wheelchair, saving her shoulder strength for more important efforts like sea kayaking, water skiing, hand cycling and...
Dates:
2007 November 20
Theresa Chase, 2007 November 20
Item
Identifier: U116.01.0001.01789
Abstract
Recipient of DU's 2008 Founders Day. Community Service Award.Theresa ''Terry'' Chase's (MA '90), injured when she was riding her bike in Grand Junction and was hit by a drunk driver in 1988. Chase's injury caused incomplete paralysis of both legs. Chase regained some function in her legs and today can walk short distances with crutches, though she chooses to use her wheelchair, saving her shoulder strength for more important efforts like sea kayaking, water skiing, hand cycling and...
Dates:
2007 November 20
Theresa Chase, 2007 November 20
Item
Identifier: U116.01.0001.01790
Abstract
Recipient of DU's 2008 Founders Day. Community Service Award.Theresa ''Terry'' Chase's (MA '90), injured when she was riding her bike in Grand Junction and was hit by a drunk driver in 1988. Chase's injury caused incomplete paralysis of both legs. Chase regained some function in her legs and today can walk short distances with crutches, though she chooses to use her wheelchair, saving her shoulder strength for more important efforts like sea kayaking, water skiing, hand cycling and...
Dates:
2007 November 20