Business education.

Scope and Contents: The William J. Abernathy papers consist of correspondence, subject files, teaching materials, administrative records, speeches, and writings related to his research on the automobile industry. The bulk of the collection consists of correspondence between Abernathy and HBS professors and administrators, colleagues at other academic institutions, and business leaders. The correspondence relates to his research, inquiries about papers he wrote, company board of directors responsibilities and...

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Teaching, consulting, research and administrative papers of Harvard Business School professor Kenneth Andrews.

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The collection documents the career and research of Andrew F. Brimmer, Harvard Business School professor and first African-American appointed to serve as a member of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.

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The collection consists of the teaching and administrative records of HBS professor Charles A. Bliss.

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Teaching and research records of HBS professor Charles M. Williams.

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The papers of Harvard Business School professor Kim B. Clark include correspondence, presentations, research, writings, teaching, and audiovisual materials.

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The Wallace Brett Donham cases and teaching files span 1921 to 1949 and holds lecture notes and cases for first year students at the Harvard Business School.

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The Wallace Brett Donham papers contains materials between 1933 to 1955 concerning Dean Donham's career at the Harvard Business School.

Scope and Contents: The J. Franklin Ebersole papers consist of correspondence, HBS administrative records, class notes, course materials, conference materials, consulting and non HBS committee work, speeches, articles written, book research, and two early academic papers written by Ebersole.The correspondence makes up the bulk of the records and includes letters to and from former and current students, colleagues, peers, and firms including banks and investment companies. The letters to and from...

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Writings, speeches, correspondence and consulting records of Harvard Business School Professor Edmund P. Learned.

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The Edward C. Bursk papers spans the years 1942 to 1974 and document Professor Bursk's time as a faculty member at Harvard Business School and his work as editor of the Harvard Business Review.

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Collection consists of course materials, cases, reports, administrative and curriculum files, special programs and seminars, and subject files kept by Professor Wilbur B. England.

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Course materials, annotated cases, handouts and assignments kept by Harvard Business School student Ernest Hillman Jr., 1933-1935.

Scope and Contents: Between 1940 and 1941, Harvard Business School professor Franklin E. Folts taught Reserve Officers' Industrial Training Course Organization for Management Section, Industrial Mobilization, and Introduction to National Defense as part of officer training conducted jointly by the United States Armed Services and HBS. The papers consist of classrom teaching materials including tests, quizzes, reports, war time cases, syllabi, course information, student seating charts, and grade...

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The Francis Noyes Balch papers consist of lecture notes, correspondence and letters wth colleagues, and notes on business and government courses taught by Balch at HBS.

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The papers of Fritz Redlich document his life and immigration from Germany to the United States in 1936, as well as his career as an economic historian.

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The Harry L. Hansen papers span the years 1938 to 1992 and document the breadth of Professor Hansen's work while at HBS and his continuing work in management education after he retired.

Overview: Collection consists of the personal papers of Henry Newman Carmichael, Jr. (MBA 1940), predominantly from his time as an MBA student at the Harvard Business School (then the Harvard University Graduate School of Business Administration). Includes correspondence about classwork and building supply business with his father Henry Newman Carmichael. Also includes school publications and academic materials such as report cards and correspondence with Professor of Economics Charles Cortez Abbott,...

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The collection covers the career of Professor Howard H. Stevenson, including his teaching and administrative roles at HBS, external consulting activities, and work in the private sector.

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Baker Library holds an extensive collection of industrial film, dating from the 1940s to the 1980s, that documents the development of this genre. The topics of the films include labor and human relations, offering unique insight into industrial relations at this time.

Scope and Contents: The Jacob Anton de Haas papers consist of correspondence, notes, reports, newspaper clippings, photographs, school catalogs, and documents related to his role in the establishment of the business education curriculum at the Gimnasio Moderno school located in Bogota, Colombia. The Gimnasio Moderno was founded in the early 20th century and with the decline of European commercial interests due to World War II, the school's rector Daniel Samper, with the help of the American Embassy, sought help...

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This collection includes class materials from James W. Horwitz’s time as a student at the Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration (1924-1926), and papers and correspondence relating to his statistician work after graduating.

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The Warren Law papers consist of teaching records including cases taught, annotated case material, case research, newspaper clippings, and a small amount of correspondence related to the case.

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The papers of HBS professor Louis T. Wells consist of subject files, teaching records, research, consulting work, publications and offprints collected by Wells while teaching at Harvard Business School.

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The Jesse Markham research files cover the years 1955 to 1985 and consists of publication materials. The subjects of the materials fit into Professor Markham's interest areas such as antitrust law and the petroleum industry.