Dixie College (Saint George, Utah)--History.
Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:
President Erastus S. Romney collection
This collection consists of various school papers related to Dixie Normal College that President Erastus S. Romney kept during his presidency as the 2nd president of Dixie Normal College [Utah Tech University] in St. George, Utah in the years 1918-1920.
Dixie College and Dixie State College Faculty Honor Lectures
This collection contains four programs for the Faculty Honor Lecture event at Dixie College and Dixie State College, dated 1994-2008. The Faculty Honor Lecture was an event where a series of lecturers spoke about various topics, including the history of Washington County and other significant historical topics in American history.
Dixie College music
This is a collection of sheet music about Dixie State University and the general area of Southern Utah’s Dixie. It also includes one cassette of a music performance of similar-themed music.
President Ferron C. Losee collection
This collection consists of addresses, annual reports, correspondence, events, financial records, invitations, lists, news articles, photographs, and programs for Commencement exercises collected by President Ferron C. Losee during his term as the 11th president of Dixie College [Utah Tech University] (St. George, Utah). The materials date from 1964-1976.
President Hugh M. Woodward collection
The President Hugh M. Woodward collection consists of various school papers related to President Woodward that he kept during his presidency as the first president of St. George Stake Academy [Utah Tech University] as it changed names from St. George Stake Academy, Dixie Academy and Dixie Normal College in the years 1911-1918.
President Joseph K. Nicholes collection
The President Joseph K. Nicholes collection consists of various papers and photographs related to President Nicholes that he kept during his presidency as the 3rd and 5th president of Dixie Normal College and Dixie Junior College [Utah Tech University] in the years 1920-1923 and again from 1927-1933. There are a few personal papers included making the collection span the years 1916-1951.