Personal Papers (Series 12)

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Abstract/Contents

Abstract: The boxes in this series contain personal correspondence and papers of Dr. Terman. Included are two boxes of genealogical papers containing information on the Terman family and on his wife, Sibyl Walcutt's family. Boxes 3-5 contain correspondence between Terman and Sibyl Walcutt Terman, as well as letters from and to their parents, children, other relations and friends. Boxes 6-7 contain the professional files of Sibyl Walcutt Terman, including correspondence, manuscripts, and records from her work teaching children with reading problems and her involvement in the effort to reform how reading is taught in the public schools.

Type of resource	mixed material
Date created	1922 - 1978

Author	Terman, Frederick Emmons

Subject	Microelectronics industry > History > United States
Subject	Microelectronics industry > California > Santa Clara County
Subject	Engineering > Societies
Subject	etc.
Subject	Engineering > Study and teaching
Subject	Speeches
Subject	Engineering > History > United States
Subject	Electronics Science > History
Subject	Stanford University. Office of the Provost
Subject	California Institute of Technology
Subject	Stanford University > Administration
Subject	Stanford University. School of Engineering
Subject	Radio Research Laboratory (U.S.)
Subject	Stanford University. Department of Electrical Engineering
Subject	J. E. Wallace Sterling

Related item	Title Finding aid
Location	https://purl.stanford.edu/ng699gy6306

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Preferred Citation: Terman, Frederick Emmons. Personal Papers (Series 12). Stanford Digital Repository. Available at: https://purl.stanford.edu/ng699gy6306

Frederick Emmons Terman Papers

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