Politics
Found in 10 Collections and/or Records:
J. Louis Adams Collection
The J. Louis Adams Collection, 1946-1947, consist of 11 bound volumes of notes taken during law classes at Vanderbilt University by James Louis Adams, Jr., 1905-1964.
Robert Belton Papers
Doris Ann Dudney Collection
This collection is composed of one Hollinger box with seven folders. Within the collection is a biography of Dudney, her Kappa Delta initiation certificate, her notes from law school, her license to practice law in Florida, correspondence from both her and her family, and an article by Opal S. Dudney.
J. Leiper Freeman Papers
This collection contains the papers of John Leiper Freeman, Jr., professor of political science at Vanderbilt University in the 1960s-1980s.
Larry Romans Papers
League of Women Voters of Tennessee Newsletter Collection
Nashville Model United Nations Collection
This 2.9 linear feet collection details work for the years 1967 -1976 on the Nashville Model United Nations project. The main focus for this student organized and led effort is the yearly conference. Materials are organized chronologically.
Roy Neel Papers
This collection contains the papers of Roy Neel, Democratic operative and longtime top assistant to Vice President Al Gore, Jr. and President Bill Clinton. He served as Chief of Staff to Vice President Gore and Deputy Chief of Staff to President Clinton.
John Seigenthaler Papers
The John Seigenthaler Papers, 1927-2014, contain correspondence, clippings, writings, speeches, photographs, artifacts, recordings, and other materials of journalist, writer, and Tennessean editor John Seigenthaler, 1927-2014.
Wilson Sims Collection
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