Weekend College Records

Collection

Identifier: U107

Staff Only

Abstract

The Weekend College was a branch of the University of Denver, Denver, Colorado that provided an opportunity for women to earn a Bachelor of Business Administration degree by attending classes on weekends. The College was established in 1982 when Colorado Women's College merged with the University of Denver. The Weekend College changed its name to the University of Denver Women's College in 1993. Records include correspondence, faculty lists, directories, brochures, advertisements, course schedules, course descriptions, newsletters, and student handbooks pertaining to the administration of the University of Denver's Weekend College.

Dates

Majority of material found in 1982-1993

Creator

University of Denver. Weekend College (Organization)

Biographical / Historical

The Weekend College was a branch of the University of Denver that provided an opportunity for women to earn a Bachelor of Business Administration degree by attending classes on weekends. The College was formed in 1982 when Colorado Women's College merged with the University of Denver. The Weekend College changed its name to the Women's College in 1993.

Extent

0.75 Linear Feet

0.5 Linear Feet (6 containers)

6 Linear Feet (6 containers)

Additional Description

Scope and Contents

The Weekend College Collection is held by the Special Collections & Archives Department of the University Libraries at the University of Denver. The collection spans the years 1982 to 1993. Material includes faculty lists, correspondence documents, brochures and advertisements, course schedules and descriptions, student handbooks, directories, and the Weekend College's newsletter publication.

Arrangement

The collection is arranged into Administrative Files, Publications, and Memorabilia.

Related Materials

Records from the Colorado Women's College's history as an independent institution may be found in M130. Records from the history of the Colorado Women's College as a unit of the University of Denver, after its name change in 1993 may be found in U109.