University of Denver. Department of Astronomy and Applied Mathematics
Organization
Found in 5 Collections and/or Records:
Albert W. Recht Papers
Collection
Identifier: M193
Overview
Albert William Recht was an astronomer and educator at the University of Denver from 1932 to his death in 1962. The collection includes tapes of various lectures used on "public nights" at Chamberlin Observatory, newspapers clippings, bulletins of the Chamberlain Observatory, a copy of "A Space Trip for the Joneses," Chamberlin Observatory publications, photographs, notes for Recht's address to the National Amateur Astronomers Convention held in Denver (1959) and journal...
Dates:
1930-1960
Department of Mathematics and Computer Science Records
Collection
Identifier: U065
Overview
Collection contains course proposals, degree program info sheets, handbooks, newsletters, lab manuals, and prospect related to the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at the University of Denver.
Dates:
Other: Date Not Yet Determined
Department of Mathematics Records
Collection
Identifier: U066
Overview
Collection contains bound reports, publications, research reports, annual reports, degree information sheets, correspondence, brochures, handbooks, memos, and class information related to the Department of Mathematics at the University of Denver.
Dates:
Other: Date Not Yet Determined
Herbert Alonzo Howe Collection
Collection
Identifier: M010
Overview
Herbert A. Howe (1858-1926) was Professor of Astronomy and Applied Mathematics, Director of Chamberlin Observatory, Dean of College of Arts and Sciences, and Dean of the Graduate School at the University of Denver, Denver, Colorado. He was instrumental in building the University of Denver's Chamberlin Observatory (1890) named after Humphrey B. Chamberlin. Howe oversaw the installation of the Observatory's Saegmuller telescope with its 20-inch Clark refractor. Howe's notebooks contain...
Dates:
1856-2002
Mary Hammond Papers
Collection
Identifier: M151
Dates:
Other: 1940-1960
Found in:
Special Collections and Archives
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Mary Hammond Papers