Supervision of Social Life of Students; 'Dean's Advice to Students' Why College Students Fail; Southwestern University Calls regarding financing of Methodist colleges (Blinn Memorial mentioned); notes on pages from SU catalog regarding classes and responsibilities (Dean, students, faculty); Higher Education in Texas and Its Suport (handwritten note: Delivered in Dallas Mar. 18, 1932 to Presidents of Texas Colleges); Talks About Teachers (handwritten notes and corrections on speech pages); A Teaching Corporation (Austin May 14, 1934); About Talks to Teachers: with special reference to Teachers of Texas (lectures give at UT July 1 & 2); Talks about Teachers: --- --- and art in teaching is Success (handwritten, n.d. or location); various typed and handwritten notes and sections ? of speeches; page 2 - page 7 of Psychology 331 test; 'What is a Christian College? as viewed by the Steering Committee; 'The Ups and Downs of Higher Education' ; 'College Education After the War'; 'The Problem of Equipment and Materials for a Department of Psychology in a Small Liberal Arts College'; 'Individual Instruction in College' 'The Roots of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences' 'Academic Freedom'; 'Social Security for Teachers'; address delivered to the ex-students and friends of Southwestern University; 'The Schoolmaster in the Role of Mars'; 'Reforms in College Education'; 'Swapping Academic Labels'; 'Southwestern University Students Find Jobs'; 'Southwestern University Calls' summary of Judge D. B. Wood address; 'Dean's Advice to Students'; 'Discuss [sic] of Dean Ivey F. Lewis' paper on 'Good Teaching and How to Promote It''; 'Can the Social Sciences Overtake the Natural Sciences?'; 'Personnel Problems in Church Related Colleges'; 'Democracy versus Dictatorship'; 'The Type of Teacher Best Suited for a Church Related College of Arts and Sciences'; 'The Adolescence of Social Science' removed from museum 1979.611; Bibliography for History of Southwestern University (gift of Mrs. Oscar Ullrich) Outline: Whate a Council of Church-Related Colleges May Do