Lindell, Edward A.

Box 26 contains folders related to the Institute of Twentieth Century Studies and the themed classes and presentations held there in 1974.

Box 63 contains documents collected by Dean Edward A Lindell during his time as Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. This includes some general correspondence and papers. Topics do not all cover Arts and Sciences, but include departments like GSIS, Chair Meetings, Computer Centers, the Central City Opera House, and SALA (Southwest Alliance for Latin America).

Program for the University of Denver undergraduate, graduate and doctoral commencement ceremony, August 15, 1975. Honorary degree recipient: Edward Albert Lindell, doctor of Humane Letters, he has served since 1965 as Dean of the University of Denver College of Arts and Sciences. Conferring of degrees: Maurice B. Mitchell, Chancellor of the University.

Menhelsohn Explains Theory to Traffic Safety Conference. Campers Hear Lindell - “Next Four Years Opportunity to Search for Constancies Amid Changing World”. Frosh Hold Nominations for Officers; Four Vacant Offices on Election Slate. Porter, Students Discuss Possibility of Time Capsule. Owens to Talk Today to IRC on “Birmingham-Aftermath!” Parliamentary Law Classes Begin Oct. 2 in Boettcher Aud. Attention, Seniors.

Dr. Lindell, Neri Named 1964 “Outstanding” Award Winners. University Peace Corps Center to Train Venezuelan Volunteers. DU, Northwestern to Fete Birthday of Founder Events. New Senators Have Busy First Meeting. Parents Register for Instructive Weekend Today.

Convocation – Dr. Toynbee Delivers Address. Lindell Attacks Campers’ Values; Derides Fun-Seeking Way of Life. Freshman Camp Panelists Push DU’s Cultural Outlets. Admissions Office Reports 6843 Enrollment Figure. AUSA Petitions Due Friday. College Called Academic Morass.

New A and S Dean Announced – Edward Lindell Selected by Chancellor Alter. Teach-In – State Department Envoy Arrives. Ford Fellows Program Selected Eighteen New MA Candidates. 1965 Kynewisboks Distributed June 9.

Parents Visit Campus. Official K-Book Studios Clarified. Revised AUSA Election Code Passed by Senate Committee. Lindell Attends – Conferences Prompted by Riots. Stomachs Rumble.

Porter hopes to improve American theater scene. Rice, Lindell research plan for complete minority library. Old Main, facilities hinder biology dept.

Break addresses SOAR parents. Lindell’s memo indicates rise in student cheating. Economic group pushes foreign investment in US. “Charlie Brown” opens Thursday. July Soar attracts largest crowd ever. Rec program offers movie, tennis tournaments.