Repository Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections, Washington State University Libraries Title Office of the President: Ernest O. Holland Records ID Archives 159 Date inclusive 1890-1950 General Physical Description note approximate 179,807 items 162.50 linear feet 325 containers Language English Abstract Includes correspondence, memoranda, reports, photographs, minutes, speeches, publications, personal records, and newspaper clippings, awards, honors, reference material, personal papers, graduate study material, material on the controversy with the University of Washington, E.O. Holland's inauguration material, and records of Holland's art collection.Organizational and Historical Background:The functions and duties of University President are defined in University Faculty Manual, edition of 1987, as:In addition to being designated as secretary ex officio of the Board of Regents, the President as general agent of the Board is the chief executive officer of Washington State University.
The President administers the policies approved by the Board of Regents, serves as advisor to the Board on policies and operations, and is the agent through whom representations to the Board are regularly made. Other functions of the chief executive officer include: Leadership in developing policies and organization for teaching, research, and extension programs. Public administration of the University, including representation before the Legislature and other state agencies.
Responsibility for the general welfare of students; the development, operation and maintenence of buildings, lands and equipment; financial matters pertaining to development, operation and maintenence of University; and the administration of regulations adopted by the Board of Regents. Responsibility, delegated by the Board of Regents, for all appointments, promotion, salaries, leaves, resignations, and dismissals. Presiding at meetings of the general faculty.This sequence of records of the University President's Office derives entirely from the period when the office was held by Ernest O. Some of Holland's personal papers are intermingled with the President's Office files.
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For these, and other, reasons the record are colloquially known as the 'Holland Papers.' Holland's biography is as follows.Ernest Otto Holland was born in Bennington, Indiana on February 4, 1874. He received an A.B. Degree from Indiana University in 1895.
From 1895 to 1900 he taught English at various Indiana high schools, and then became Head of the English Department at Louisville Male High School in Kentucky. In 1900 Holland became Associate Professor of Education at Indiana University.
He progressed from Associate Professor in 1905 to Professor by 1908. In 1908 he took a leave of absence to further his education at the Teachers' College of Columbia University. In 1910, with funding from the Carnegie Foundation, Holland undertook a study of public education in Pennsylvania that ultimately became his doctoral dissertation. After receiving his Doctor of Philosophy degree, Holland became Superintendent of Louisville Schools. In January 1916 Holland became President of the State College of Washington, and was inaugurated in March of the same year.
For information on Holland's administration and his other interests see William. Landeen, E.O. Holland and The State College of Washington: 1916-1944.Arrangement noteThe records of President Ernest O. Holland are arranged as fifteen series; each alphabetically by year.
Series I, the correspondence files, contains the bulk of the material; including correspondence, memoranda, reports, photographs, minutes, speeches, publications, personal records, and newspaper clippings. The remaining series contain a variety of items; including awards, honors, reference material, personal papers, graduate study material, material on the controversy with the University of Washington, E.O. Holland's inauguration material, and records of E.O. Holland's art collection.
The descriptive list that follows employs the filing notations that were used by the President's office staff. In some cases organizations are referred to by familiar names, especially in the case of institutions of higher education. People are often identified with some type of title, such as 'regent.' Administrative Information Publication InformationManuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections, Washington State University Libraries LibraryP.O. Box 645610Pullman, WA, 509-335-6691mascref@wsu.eduConditions Governing Access noteThe Collection is open for research use. Immediate Source of Acquisition noteThe records of the Office of the President, Ernest O. Holland administration, were transferred to the Washington State University Libraries sometime prior to 1970 (WSU 159).
Processing Information noteThey were reprocessed by Leslie J. Tevebaugh, Kerry Bartels, Kathleen Dondanville, Patricia Gourd, Carmen Petersen and John Swindal from May, 1985 to January, 1986.Controlled Access Headings Corporate Name(s). State College of Washington. Office of the President (E. Holland). Washington State University-Presidents (Ernest O. Holland: 1916-1944)-Archives.
Washington State University. Office of the President (Ernest O. Holland: 1916-1944)-Archives. Washington State University. Office of the President (Ernest O.
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