Universities and colleges

Scope and Contents

This collection contains some of his administrative papers from the University of Denver. The larger part of the collection contains all of Dr. Goodchild's research in relation to his work on Catholic Higher Education, with an emphasis on Loyola, Notre Dame, and DePaul Universities. It was donated to the University of Denver in the hope that someone would complete Dr. Goodchild's work and publish a book.

Abstract

Phi Sigma Delta Fraternity was formed in 1909 at Columbia University and operated until in 1969-70, Phi Sigma Delta and Phi Epsilon Pi merged into Zeta Beta Tau. Phi Sigma Delta (Theta chapter) fraternity was organized at University of Colorado in 1919. Collection contains photographs, scrapbooks, publications, and administrative papers from Phi Sigma Delta, Theta 1918 through 1981.

Abstract George Richardson (1838-1909) was the second president of the Colorado Seminary (later named the University of Denver) in Denver, Colorado from 1865-1866. He began his career as a Methodist Episcopal minister and served churches in Denver, Georgetown and Empire, Colorado. He was president of Central Savings Bank from 1896-1903. He served as a delegate to the Charter Convention that gave Denver home rule.The collection consists primarily of genealogic research on the family of...