The materials in this file explain the process by which the monastery received the refund.

THE STAFF was the student produced newspaper in 1968-1969.

Included in the history of VUJC are the many interactions between the Center and the Sisters of St. Benedict, including St. Benedict College.

Ted Sorensen, renowned American statesman in the John F. Kennedy administration, spoke at St. Benedict College on January 13, 1969.

SWIPE was launched at St. Benedict College in 1966 as a Southwestern Indiana high-school press exchange program.

COHERE (Committee on Higher Education and Related Events) was a group set up to raise $1 million for a Christian Brothers College in Jasper IN

This organization was known as the Student NEA.

These reports were compiled in view of the St. Benedict College efforts to receive accreditation.

The St. Benedict College logo consisted of a Benedictine cross in a circle. On the cross was a book with a chi-rho on it.

The first charter for a two-year normal institute, St. Benedict's Normal, was obtained in 1914.

This viewbook was published after St. Benedict College became co-educational.

St. Benedict College students returned for a reunion in July, 1985.

The ST. BENEDICT COLLEGE NEWSLETTER was published as a promotional piece by the college's Public Relations Committee of the Faculty.

This viewbook was published before St. Benedict College became co-educational.

This is a collection of materials concerning the St. Benedict College faculty.

This file contains copy of requirements for a major in education at St. Benedict College.

These directories cover the last three full years of the operation of St. Benedict College.

These are St. Benedict College bulletins, some in duplicate.

These are materials received by Sister Mary Dominic Frederick and other Board members in 1968 and 1969.

These are programs of miscellaneous events held at St. Benedict College from 1963-1968.

These materials seem to represent first steps in setting up a public relations program for St. Benedict College.

These donors contributed to the Sisters of St. Benedict before the closing of St. Benedict College.

Before St. Benedict College closed, there were plans for a performing arts center. A grant, finally turned down, was awarded for the project.

Sister Mary Alice Schnur, Professor of Art at St. Benedit College and Academy Immaculate Conception, directed designing and making this mosaic.

These are materials relating to a few St. Benedict College events.

St. Benedict College requested funds through the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare in 1968.

Sister Debora M. Wilson resigned as president of St. Benedict College on June 30, 1969.

KORDES NEWS was a student produced newspaper in 1964-1965.

This citation was given in recognition of St. Benedict College's programs to develop the individual.

St. Benedict College is listed on page 160 as an accredited institution of higher education for teacher training.

Kordes Hall was built as a St. Benedict College residence hall. It became the Kordes Enrichment Center in 1978 and the Kordes Retreat Center in the early 2000's.

This book belonged to Sister Thomas Johanneman, at one time the community's supervisor of schools.

Booklet, 44 pages

Dick Gregory, renowned Black civil rights leader of the 1960's, spoke at St. Benedict College on February 4, 1969.

St. Benedict College operated for its last full academic year in 1969-1970.

This is an incomplete set of commencement programs.

St. Benedict College merged with COHERE in order to move St. Benedict College to Jasper in 1967.

This building was constructed on the Jasper campus after St. Benedict's College was moved from Ferdinand to Jasper.

John V. McCarthy & Associates, Inc., were the con- sultants for this money drive. Charles Starrs was campaign coordinator. The active phase of the cam- paign ran from 5/20/61 to 12/17/61. The continuation phase was from 7/20/63 to 8/27/63.

The CAMPUS CROSSROADS was the student produced newspaper from October, 1965, through May, 1967.

These by-laws were written for St. Benedict College after the institution had become co-educational in 1967.

These are budget and financial reports issued by the St. Benedict College Business Department.

Sister Claudia Backert hand-printed the information in this book.

St. Benedict College was incorporated on February 27, 1964.

This document carries the names of those in the St. Benedict College administration in 1966.