Scope and Contents The Allen Spitzer Manuscript Collection documents the teaching and research activities of Saint Louis University's first full professor of anthropology, who was largely responsible for the development of anthropology as a separate field of study at the school. The material in Lecture Notes (1947-1963) and Syllabi and Tests (1955-1962) offer insights into the departmental history and course offerings of anthropology at SLU. The contents of Manuscripts (1941-1967), Works (1940-1966), and Notes...

Scope and Contents The Leonard J. Eslick Collection contains the research and academic materials of an influential Professor who taught at Saint Louis University for 37 years and contributed to the development of the Department of Philosophy. The Leonard and Elizabeth Eslick Chair Endowment was created in honor of Eslick and his wife. The papers, commentary, and teaching notes in the collection center around Eslick’s research interests in metaphysics, Thomism, Aristotle, and Plato. Notable are the papers...