Purdue University. Faculty

One folder containing publications by Mabel Harlan.

Copy of a speech given by Mark Harris at the New York Public Library, December 8, 1987.

One folder containing an article about George Haskins becoming Head of the Aviation Department at Purdue, and an article by him.

The William K. Hatt papers contain certificates, a program from the 1903 Purdue train wreck memorial service, and bibliographic information. The majority of the collection comprises publications by Hatt on topics including civil engineering, transportation research, concrete, and highways.

One folder containing the papers of Sigfred Hauge.

Papers of George Hawkins, professor and Dean of Engineering at Purdue University. Materials primarily relate to heat transfer, radiation, energy, vector analysis, and thermodynamics.

Types of materials include lectures, reports, articles, notes, homework assignments, and photographs. Please see PDF Finding Aid for collection inventory.

The T. Heinbaugh papers consist of one address by Dr. Heinbaugh, Purdue University on Glanders, Annual Meeting, 1889. There is no other publication information or mention of the organization for which the annual meeting was being held.

One folder containing an article by H. W. Heine.

The Herbert C. Brown Papers [360 cubic feet] document the professional life and some of the personal life of Herbert Brown, winner of the 1979 Nobel Prize for Chemistry and former Purdue University professor. The collection consists of professional papers, personal papers, publications, professional and personal correspondence, research records, university and departmental papers, graduate student work and records, photographs, awards, memorabilia, and artwork.

The collection is comprised of one folder which contains publications by Curtis Hilliard.

The Himelick papers contain both handwritten and typed manuscript copies of Himelick's translation of Erasmus' "De Praeparatione ad Mortem (How Every Man Should Prepare Himself for Death)", as well as research notes, a response to an article written by Himelick, and Himelick's Curicculum Vitae and Memorial Resolution.

The collection contains two folders, which contain three publications by Frank Hockema. Also included is an article about him, which appeared in the Purdue Alumnus upon his death in 1956.

The collection contains one folder with an article by Elton Hocking.

The collection is comprised of one folder with publications by George Hoffer.

The collection consists of seven folders which contain publications by James Hoffman. Most of the material appears to be the original copy, so publication information is not available for many of the articles.

Two publications by George Hoffmann.

The collection consists of one folder which contains articles by H. A. Hopper.

The collection consists of one folder which contains a publication co-written by Charles Hotchkiss.

The collection is comprised of three folders which contain publications by Warren Howland.

The Herschel Hunt papers consist of publications Hunt wrote while a Purdue Chemistry professor, including the book, Physical Chemistry, in which Hunt made notations. Also included is a certificate Professor Hunt received from Sigma Delta Chi for "best teacher award" in 1942. There is an "A Bomb" pin, and a certificate from the United States Office of Scientific Research and Development, for Hunt's scientific research contributions during World War II.

The collection comprises one folder, which contains articles by Otto Hunziker.

The collection consists of one folder containing articles by Dr. John N. Hurty and a memorial about him.

The collection consists of one folder which contains miscellaneous items; one publication by Hussey, a photograph of him, correspondence from his daughter to the Purdue Libraries, and a few other assorted items.

Four folders of papers of Henry Huston.