Purdue University. Faculty

This collection consists primarily of U.S. patents for glass products and glass making procedures, collected by Arvill Bitting for his work in glass making. Also included are publications written by Arvill Bitting, as well as material compiled by Librarian Emeritus William Hepburn on Arvill Bitting, including a bibliography of Arvill’s publications, bibliographic notecards, a summary of Arvill’s career, and Arvill’s obituary.

This collection consists primarily of articles written by Katherine Golden Bitting from the 1890s to the 1900s. Also included are articles and correspondence about Katherine Bitting which appeared in the Phoenix Flame, as well as material compiled by Librarian Emeritus William Hepburn on Katherine Bitting, including a bibliography of Katherine’s publications, bibliographic notecards, and a summary of Katherine’s career.

This collection contains a March 1949 article written by Edwin Blake, as well as a letter from Blake addressed to the "Librarian of Purdue University," offering the article to the library.

This collection contains twelve compact disks of music scores, memorabilia, and other documents and performances by Channing Blickenstaff, Professor Emeritus of Foreign Languages and Literatures at Purdue University.

Publications, reports, correspondence, clippings, photos, and daily planners documenting the professional career of Purdue Professor of Sanitary and Environmental Engineering Donald E. Bloodgood.

This collection contains one folder with an article written by Abraham Blum.

The Llewellyn Boelter collection contains materials primarily concerning the Purdue Library dedication in his honor in 1971. Booklets listing Boelter's works and contributions to the field of engineering are contained within the collection as well.

The collection consists of publications by Henry L. Bolley.

This collection consists of one folder containing articles written by Beverly W. Bond, Jr.

One folder containing correspondence, letters of recommendation, transcript records, documents regarding Sol Boyk's graduate assistantship at Purdue University while working towards his Ph.D. in the Chemistry Department.

The folder also contains a letter written by M. G. Mellon to Mrs. Eleanor Boyk, which describes his fond memories of Sol Boyk and how he stood out as an exemplary graduate student in the Chemistry Department at Purdue University.

This collection consists of one folder containing an article written by J. G. Boyle.

Oral History Honors Project by Marcy Boynton, Fall 2002. Includes interviews with Dr. Victor Cicirelli, Dr. Clifford Swenson, and a third, unnamed senior Purdue psychology professor.

This collection consists of two folders containing articles written or contributed to by William Brady, and obituaries for his passing. Also included is a letter containing information on publications and book reviews written or contributed to by Brady.

This collection consists of three folders containing articles by George Brandenburg.

This collection contains one folder with 5 articles written by J. L. Bray.

This collection consists of one folder containing articles written by P. H. Brewer.

This collection consists of one folder containing an article written by R. E Brewer.

This collection consists of one folder containing articles written by C. A. Brown.

This collection consists of one folder which contains an article written by Howard D. Brown.

This collection consists of one folder containing two articles written by Albert Bryan.

This collection consists of one folder that contains one article written by J. F. Bullard.

This collection consists of one folder of articles written by L. A. Burke.

This collection consists of one folder, which contains one extension bulletin written by Cecil L. Burkholder.

This collection contains one publication on academic success and its relation to admissions and counceling at Purdue contributed to by Richard Burns, a supplement to the previously mentioned publication, and an admissions guide to Purdue University for high school counselors.