ICU.SPCL.BRAUER Guide to the Jerald Brauer Papers1925-1999 Finding aid prepared by MH, 2004; HR, 2005; SV, 2007 University of Chicago Library

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 Descriptive Summary Brauer, Jerald. Papers 1925-1999 Documents in English 93.5 linear feet (184 boxes)
Special Collections Research Center University of Chicago Library 1100 East 57th Street Chicago, Illinois 60637 U.S.A.
Jerald Brauer, historian, minister, professor, and dean. The Jerald Brauer Papers consist of ninety-three and a half linear feet and include correspondence, memos, minutes, reports, manuscripts, notes, speeches, published materials, and audio recordings. The papers document Brauer’s career as a historian, professor of the history of Christianity in the Divinity School of the University of Chicago, Dean of the Federated Theological Faculties and the Divinity School, and author and editor of many scholarly books. Information on Use Access

All materials in Series X are restricted. Material in Subseries 1: Recent Correspondence is restricted for thirty years. Material in Subseries 2: Financial Records is restricted for fifty years. Subseries 3: Student and Faculty Records is restricted indefinitely. Subseries 4: Audio and Visual Recordings are restricted indefinitely due to the condition of the material or need for special equipment.

 Citation

When quoting material from this collection, the preferred citation is: Brauer, Jerald. Papers, [Box #, Folder #], Special Collections Research Center, University of Chicago Library

 Biographical Note

Jerald Brauer was born in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin in 1921 to Carl L. and Anna Mae (Linde) Brauer. He attended Carthage College in Carthage, Illinois, went on to receive a B.D. from Northwestern Lutheran Theological Seminary in 1945. Brauer pursued advanced training at Union Theological Seminary in New York and earned a PhD from the University of Chicago in 1948. In 1945 Brauer married Muriel (Nelson) Brauer. The couple had two children Christopher Nelson and Marian Ruth. Brauer became an ordained minister in the United Lutheran Church of America in 1951.

Brauer began his teaching career as an instructor in church history and the history of Christianity at the Union Theological Seminary where he also served as assistant to Paul Tillich. In 1950, Brauer moved to Chicago to become Assistant Professor in History of Christianity at the University of Chicago. Associate Professor, 1954-1959. Became Professor of History of Christianity in 1959, Naomi Shenstone Donnelley professor of history of Christianity, 1969-1991, and professor emeritus in 1991.

After the establishment of the Federated Theological Faculty in 1943, Brauer served as the dean of FTF from 1955 to 1960. FTF was a formal alliance between the Divinity School at the University of Chicago, Disciples Divinity House, Meadville Theological School and the Chicago Theological Seminary. As a Lutheran, Brauer was considered by some to be an odd choice to oversee the four institutions, none of them Lutheran. When the Federation was dissolved in 1960 he became dean of the Divinity school, a position he held until 1970.

As Dean, Brauer was known for recruiting top faculty including Paul Tillich, Martin Marty, Don Browning, Clark Gilpin, and David Tracy. As the first Catholic faculty at the Divinity School, Tracy’s hiring illustrated Brauer’s commitment to increasing ecumenism in the Divinity School.

Brauer authored many scholarly books and articles including: Luther and the Reformation (1953) (with Jaroslav Pelikan). Protestantism in America: A Narrative History (1965), Images of Religion in America (1967), and John Nuveen: A Life of Service (1997). He also edited the collections, Reinterpretation in American Church History (1968), The Future of Religion (1966), The Lively Experiment Continued (1987), The Unrelieved Paradox: Studies in the Theology of Franz Bibfeldt (1994) (with Martin Marty), and the Westminster Dictionary of Church History (1971).

Brauer was a member of the American Society of Church History, he served as president in 1960. Brauer was the co-editor of the journal Church History from 1963 to 1998. Brauer was visiting lecturer at University of Frankfurt in 1961, and at University of Tokyo in 1966. He served as president of the board of theological education for the Lutheran Church in America from 1962 to 1968. Worked as consultant for the New York Education Department from 1969 to 1978. He was an official delegated observer for the World Council of Churches at Vatican Council II, was chairman of the Council on Religion and International Affairs from 1979-1983. He served as a trustee for Augustana College from 1964 to 1966 and at Carthage College from 1958 to 1962. He was also a visiting fellow at the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions in 1972 and 1974. Brauer was member of the board of the Carnegie Council on Ethics and International Affairs, serving as chairman between 1966 and 1983, and as chairman of the board of directors from 1979 to 1983.

Scope Note

The Jerald Brauer Papers have been arranged into ten series: Series I, Personal; Series II, Correspondence; Series III, Federated Theological Faculties, 1943-1960; Series IV, Divinity School, 1960-1985; Series V, Research and Course Notes, 1938-1975; Series VI, Sermons and Speeches, 1946-1999; Series VII, Paul Tillich (1886-1965); Series VIII, Groups and Organizations; Series IX, Writings; and Series X, Restricted.

Series I is a small series containing correspondence with friends and family, photographs, and records relating to recreational, religious, and personal business matters.

Series II contains correspondence, most of the series is made up of copies of outgoing letters. The Series is divided into eight subseries: Subseries 1, Correspondence 1936-1958; Subseries 2, Correspondence 1958-1965; Subseries 3, Correspondence 1960-1963; Subseries 4, Correspondence 1961-1965; Subseries 5, Correspondence 1964-1966; Subseries 6, Correspondence 1965-1970; Subseries 7, Correspondence 1969-1976; Subseries 8, Sidney Mead Correspondence.

Subseries 1 through 7 are divided chronologically, the overlapping periodization of some of the series follows Brauer’s organizational scheme. Within each series the correspondence is arranged alphabetically by correspondent. Lists of the correspondents in each folder can be found in Series II. Most of the correspondence relates to Brauer’s professional life as a dean, professor, historian, mentor, and author.

Subseries 8 contains correspondence between Brauer and Sidney Mead. Mead (1904-1999) was a noted historian of American religious history and author of The Lively Experiment: The Shaping of Christianity in America (1963). The correspondence reflects both shared intellectual ties and a long friendship between the two men.

Series III, Federated Theological Faculties, consists of alphabetical subject files relating to Brauer’s involvement with the Federated Theological Faculties. The formation of the FTF in 1943, formalized the relationships between the Divinity School at the University of Chicago, Disciples Divinity House, Meadville Theological School and the Chicago Theological Seminary. Brauer served as the first and only dean of FTF from 1955 until the federation was dissolved in 1960. Materials in the Series include administrative reports, minutes and correspondence, items related to the creation of the B.D. degree. The series also includes information about the defederation of FTF, organizations in which Brauer was a member, and a significant amount of material relating to the conference “Religion Faces the Atomic Age,” held in 1958.

Series IV, Divinity School, contains two subseries: Subseries 1, Subject Files and Subseries 2, Faculty Materials. Many of the files in Subseries 1 deal with the administration of the Divinity School where Brauer was dean from 1960 through 1970. Other files include material on groups, organizations, committees, and universities with ties to Brauer. The files contain a significant amount of information relating to student activism and protest on the University of Chicago Campus in the late 1960s. The visit of Cardinal Suenens to campus in 1964, is also well documented in the collection.

Subseries 2, Faculty Materials consists primarily of unpublished academic papers written by divinity school faculty arranged alphabetically within the series.

Series V, Research and Course Notes, contains two subseries: Subseries 1, Dissertation Notes and Drafts and Subseries 2, Research Documents and Notes. Subseries I contains notes, draft chapters, and correspondence relating to Brauer’s dissertation, “Francis Rous, Puritan Mystic, 1579-1659: An Introduction to the Study of the Mystical Element in Puritanism,” which he completed in 1949 at the University of Chicago.

Subseries 2, Documents and Notes, also contains materials relating to Brauer’s research in religious history, particularly the history of Puritanism, revivalism, and mysticism. The series also includes notes for courses taken by Brauer as a graduate student in the Divinity School, notes and syllabi for classes given by Brauer, and some syllabi for classes given by other faculty members.

Series VI, Sermons and Speeches, contains draft copies of sermons and speeches given by Brauer. They include commencement addresses, memorials, and academic lectures.

Series VII contains personal and professional correspondence between Brauer, Paul Tillich, and Hannah Tillich as well as secondary materials relating to Tillich including published essays, reviews, and clippings. The Series also includes draft copies of Paul Tillich’s diaries later published as My Travel Diary, 1936: Between Two Worlds (1970). Brauer edited the diary for publication and provided an introduction.

Series VIII documents Brauer’s involvement with various academic, religious and civic groups. The Series is divided into eight subseries: 1. Council on Religion and International Affairs, 2. American Society for Church History, 3. National Council of Churches of Christ, 4. Center for the Study of Religious Institutions, 5. Board of Theological Education, 6. International House of the University of Chicago. Subseries 8 includes materials related to Brauer’s work as a consultant for New York State. As a consultant, Brauer investigated denominational colleges and universities to determine whether they met eligibility criteria for state financial aid under the Bundy Act.

Subseries 1, Council on Religion and International Affairs (CRIA), documents Brauer’s involvement with the organization. CRIA (now know as the Carnegie Council on Ethics and International Affairs) was founded in 1914 by Andrew Carnegie with a mission to promote world peace through research and education in ethics and international affairs. The series contains reports and proposals as well as administrative correspondence and minutes.

Subseries 2, American Society for Church History, contains materials relating to the American Society of Church History as well as it’s journal Church History. The Society was founded in 1888 to promote scholarly exploration in the history of religion. Brauer was a member of the Society throughout his academic career and served as president in 1960. From 1963 to 1998, Brauer was also co-editor of Church History. The series consists primarily of reports and correspondence relating to Church History.

Subseries 3, National Council of Churches of Christ includes reports and correspondence relating to the National Council of Churches, a Protestant ecumenical organization formed in 1950. The series contains reports, correspondence, and miscellaneous materials about the organization.

Subseries 4, Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions (CSDI) contains material about Brauer’s participation in the organization. CSDI began in 1954 as the Fund for the Republic, a group founded by former University of Chicago president Robert Maynard Hutchins. The Center began in response to concerns about abuses of civil liberties in the United States. In subsequent decades the CSDI went on to examine a variety of contemporary social issues. Brauer was a visiting fellow at the CSDI in 1972 and again in 1974. The subseries includes papers given at the center by Brauer and others, as well as Brauer’s notes and correspondence.

Subseries 5, Board for Theological Education. BTE was an organization designed to oversee the development of Lutheran theological seminaries in the United States and more broadly, the overall development of postsecondary theological and religious training in the United States. BTE was affiliated with the United Lutheran Church in America. The series is made up primarily of administrative materials, correspondence, reports, and minutes.

Subseries 6, International House, contains materials relating to International House of Chicago. International House was found by John D. Rockefeller, Jr. in 1932 with a mission to promote cross-cultural understanding and friendship among students and scholars. The series contains correspondence, administrative materials related to Brauer’s service on the International House board, and information about a Swedish International House.

Subseries 7, New York State Consultations, Bundy Funds, includes materials from Brauer’s work as a consultant for the New York Education Department between 1969 and 1978. New York State passed the Bundy Act in 1968 to provide financial assistance to independent colleges. Brauer’s work for the state involved examining the religious teaching and institutional culture at private denominational colleges to ascertain whether they met criteria that prohibited sectarian teaching at schools receiving Bundy monies. The subseries includes Brauer’s reports about schools, supplementary materials, and correspondence.

Series IX: Writings, is made up of published and unpublished work by Brauer and others. The collection also includes a small amount of correspondence about various book projects. The series includes two subseries, 1. Book Projects and Publishers and 2. Articles and Off-prints. Subseries 1 contains drafts and correspondence about The Chicago School Reader, The Westminster Dictionary of Church History, John Nuveen: A Life in Service, and The Lively Experiment Continued, The Chicago Encyclopedia of Religion, Protestantism in America

Subseries 2, contains copies of published articles and off-prints written by Brauer and others.

Series X contains restricted materials. All materials in Series X are restricted.

Material in Subseries 1: Recent Correspondence is restricted for thirty years.

Material in Subseries 2: Financial Records is restricted for fifty years. Subseries

3: Student and Faculty Records is restricted indefinitely. Subseries 4: Audio and

Visual Recordings are restricted indefinitely due to the condition of the material or

need for special equipment.

Related Resources

The following related resources are located in the Department of Special Collections:

http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/e/spcl/select.html Subject Headings Brauer, Jerald C. Arendt, Hannah Beadle, George Wells, 1903-1989Eliade, Mircea 1907-1986Gilkey, Langdon Brown, 1919- Hutchins, Robert Maynard, 1899Kimpton, Lawrence Alpheus, 1910- Kitagawa, Joseph Mitsuo, 1915-Levi, Edward Hirsch, 1911- Marty, Martin E., 1928Mead, Sidney M. Nuveen, John, 1896- Pelikan, Jaroslav Jan, 1923-Sittler, Joseph Suenens, Leon Joseph, 1904- Tillich, Hannah Tillich, Paul, 1886-1965 Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions Chicago Theological Seminary Council on Religion and International Affairs University of Chicago. International House McCormick Theological Seminary Meadville Theological School University of Chicago. Divinity School University of Chicago-Faculty University of Chicago. Federated Theological Faculties Ecumenism Christianity -- HistoryStudent Protest INVENTORY Series I: Personal, 1938-1994

Series I is a small series containing correspondence with friends and family, photographs, and records relating to recreational, religious, and personal business matters.

 1 1 Personal Correspondence, 1956-1957 1 2 Personal Correspondence, 1960-1977 1 3 Personal Correspondence, 1966-1969 1 4 Personal Correspondence, Seeberger, 1968-1969 1 5 Personal Correspondence, 1968-1969 1 6 Personal Correspondence, Christopher Brauer, 1970 1 7 Photographs, n. d. 1 8 Photographs, 1950s 1 9 Photographs, 1950s 1 10 Photographs, n. d. 1 11 Minutes of the Semitic Club/Near East Club, 1903-1924 1 12 Japan Schedule, 1966 1 13 Haroutunian Memorial, 1968 1 14 Arrangements for England Trip, 1970-1971 1 15 Correspondence, "Reminiscences," 1980 1 16 C.V., 1978 2 1 Miscellaneous, Personal, 1953-1969 2 2 Illinois Synod Documents, 1957 2 3 Personal Business Correspondence, 1958 2 4 Miscellaneous Writings, 1970-1986 2 5 Retirement Colloquium Notes, n. d. 2 6 Johnson Wax Correspondence, 1994 2 7 President Harper Notes, n. d. 2 8 Signature Styles, n. d. 2 9 Miscellaneous Newspaper Clippings, 1957-1958 (see Oversize BOX 184, Folder 1) Series II: Correspondence, 1940-1970

Series II contains incoming and outgoing correspondence from 1940 to 1970. Series II is divided into eight subseries: 1. Correspondence, 1936-1958, 2. Correspondence 1958-1965, 3. Correspondence 1960-1963, 4. Correspondence, 1961-1965, 5. Correspondence, 1964-1966, 6. Correspondence 1965-1970, 7. Correspondence, 1969-1976, and 8. These series preserve Brauer's own organizational scheme.

Subseries 1 through 7 are divided chronologically, the overlapping periodization of some of the series follows Brauer's organizational scheme. Within each series the correspondence is arranged alphabetically by correspondent. Lists of the correspondents in each folder can be found in Series II. Most of the correspondence relates to Brauer's professional life as a dean, professor, historian, mentor, and author

Subseries 8 contains correspondence between Brauer and Sidney Mead. Mead (1904-1999) was a noted historian of American religious history and author of The Lively Experiment: The Shaping of Christianity in America (1963). The correspondence reflects both shared intellectual ties and a long friendship between the two men.

Additional personal correspondence can be found in Series I. Series VII contains additional correspondence with and about theologian Paul Tillich. Additional restricted correspondence appears in Series X.

 Subseries 1: Correspondence, 1936-1958 3 1 Shirley Jackson Case Correspondence, 1939-1948 3 2 Edgar Goodspeed Correspondence, 1943-1953 3 3 Shailer Matthews Correspondence, 1938-1941 3 4 Herbert Phillips Correspondence, 1958 3 5 Ira Price Correspondence, 1939-1942 3 6 J.M. Powis Smith Correspondence, 1941 3 7 W.W. Sweet Correspondence, 1936-1950 3 8 Clyde Votaw, 1938-1946 3 9 H.L. Willett Correspondence, 1941 3 10 A-E Bob Allen W. Aubrey Alsobrook Robert Anderson Robert Asmuth George Avent Bachmann, Charles Barkwell, Gordon Harold Bernhard Howard Bechtolt Harold Belgum Bingham, William Bittner, Madison W.B. Blakemore Bosley, Harold Brauer, Mrs. Howard Buckles, Joe Cabaniss, Allen Carney, Frederick Carter, John Paul Charles, Carroll Christenson, Evelyn Clark, A. Bryan Coburn, Hayward Coffin, Henry Connelly, John Cooke, John Crist, George Damrel, Mary Dirks, J. Edward Ecklund, Diane Eastman, Fred 3 11 F-L Fildey, Harold Findley, Cecil Fischer, Robert Flack, E.E. Funk, Paul Fry, Franklin Gaus, John Gehring, P. Gessert, Robert Giere, Arthur Gillander, Alexander Glossop, Ron Goeser, Robert Granrud, Carl Gregory, Basil Gruman, Larry Haker, Carl Halvorson, H.O. Hawley, William Hiltner, Seward Hogue, Harland Howard, Webb Hudson, Winthrop Hunt, Myron Hutchins, Francis 3 12 M-P McCaul, Robert McCracken, Robert McGiffert, A.C. McNulty, Rosemary McNutt, E.S. Mangum, John Mattson, Karl E. Meacham, Paul Mead, Sidney Miller, Alan Moquin, Wayne Nielsen, Ernest Norwood, Fred Nuveen, John Oberholzer, Emil Peck, Isabelle Petersen, Alvin Price, John M. Pruter, Hugo 3 13 R-Z Raun, James Ritter, Jack Roberts, Walter Ross, Robert Schneider, Carl Setzer, Roy Shinn, Roger Siktberg, William Smith, Chad Sovik, Ansgar Sommerfeld, John Speaker, Louis Stamps, Sarah Ann Stilwell, Arnold Storr, Richard Strozier, Robert Stuart, Marjorie Swartz, Merlin Thordarson, Thorir Tillich, Paul Ungerer, Billy Grace Wagoner, Walter Welborn, E. P. Westberg, Granger Wheatly, Robert Wickey, Gould Williams, Daniel Williams, Mentor Willoughby, Harold Wimmer, Charles R. Wright, Elizabeth Wynne, Marjorie Yeagy, Arthur Yoder, Donald Ziegenfus, James 3 14 Miscellaneous Correspondence Subseries 2: Correspondence, 1958-1965 4 1 Correspondence, A-B Adams, James L. Akers, Milburn Albaugh, Gaylord Albert, Harold Allin, J. Bryan Altizer, Thomas J. J. Anderson, A. Edwin Anderson, Bernhard Anderson, George Anderson, Stuart LeRoy Arnott, Robert J. Averill, Lloyd J. Bachman, E. Theodore Ballard, John Barbour, Ian G. Barkwell, Gordon Barrett, Evangeline Barth, Markus Beadle, George W. Bedikian, A.A. Beker, J. Christiaan Bell, Cyril N. 4 2 Correspondence Ben-Butts Benedict, Wilbur D. Bennett, John C. Bens, Ernst Berggren, Paul Bertram, Robert Beth, Karl Bethany Theological Seminary Beto, George Blaes, Arnold Blake, Eugene Blizzard, Samuel W. Bloesch, Donald Bock, Paul Bohmfalk, Erwin Bohr, Ronald Boisen, Anton Bordon, Stanley P. Bosley, Harold Boyd, T. Braeman, John Brandon, George Bray, Allen F. Bremer, David H. Brewster, William Brigham, John W. Brown, Kenneth Brune, Audrey Buttrick, David Buttrick, George Butts, T. L. 4 3 C Cadbury, Henry Cannon, William R. Carty, James W. Clark, William H. Cahill, Arthur Cleveland, Philip Jerome Clinard, Gordon Cohen Arthur Cole, J. Preston Cole, Myron Colston, Lowell G. Colwell, Ernest Cadman 4 4 Coo-Cu Cooke, Bernard J. Corey, Kendall Coop, Frank D. Cornell, William A. Cotton, Albert F. Creel, Dana Crowson, George Crummey, D. Clifford Counselbaum, A.B. Crary, Calvert Cressman, Harry Crowson, George Cull, David J. Cully, Kendig Brubaker Curtis, C.N. Cutshall, E. Guy 4 5 D-E Daniel, Irene B. Davidson, Glen W. Davis, Guy M. Deeter, Emily F. Deisher, Mary Sue DeVeny, Dean R. DeWitt, Robert L. Dietz, Reginald Dillenberger, John Dillman, David Dotson, Earl Douglass, Edward V. Dobyns, Lester Dorn, William Dunn, Ruth Durgin, Lawrence Dyck, Cornelius Eastman, Fred Ebersole, Mark C. Eklund, Emmet Elliott, Patrick Ellis, John Tracy English, Darrell D. Erling, Bernhard Esler, David Evans, Joseph P. Exman, Eugene Evjen, Victor H. Fackre, Gabriel Evans, David B. Eusden, John 4 6 F Fair, Harold Fargo, Jerry Fate, Russell Feilding, Charles Ferm, Robert L. Fevold, Eugene Filas, Francis Filbey, Emery T. Finnegan, Terence Fischer, Bob Fitzpatrick, T.M. Fixler, Michael Flack, E.E. Flottorp, Haakon Foster, A. Durwood Freiberg, Arthur Freeman, George Fry, Franklin D. Friess, Horace Fulton, Everett Funk, Paul William Funkay, William J. Fussler, Herman H. 4 7 G Gale, Horace Lincicome, Arthur Gamble, Connolly Garhart, John D. Gaus, John E. Geanakoplos, Deno Gibbs, Mark Gibson, Boyd Gibson, R.J. Gieseman, A. Wayne Gilkey, Langdon Gilkey, James Gordon Gill, Theodore Gilpatric, Chadbourne Ginzberg, Eli Goodman, Howard Gordh, George Graf, Fred Graham, George A. Grant, Robert M. Grady, Albert Gross, Jefferey T. Guillemin, J. Duchesne Gustafson, C.V. 4 8 H Hadsell Hakes, J. Edward Hamre, James S. Hance, Kenneth Handy, Robert T. Hansen, Herbert Hanson, Paul A. Harbers, Elizabeth Harmon, Francis Harmon, R.K. Harms, John W. Harrelson, Walter Harris, Charles Harris, Rogers Hartig, Theodore Hatlestad, Selmer Hawley, Deborah Hefner, Phil Herhold, Robert Hesla, David H. Heydenriech, Elaine Hill, George W. Hiltner, Seward Hilton, O.A. Hodges, Eva Hoffman, Cecil Holloway, John Hollis, Michael Holman, Charles T. Holtzmann, David Marshall Hopkins, Jeannette Howe, Reuel Hudson, Winthrop Huggins, Lu Hunt, John W. Hunter, Lemuel Hutcheson, R.G. Hutchison, John A. 4 9 I-K Ikenberry, Oliver S. Ingle, Dwight Jackson, Herbert Jacobsen, George Jamison, Leland Janney, J. Elliot Jellema, William Johnson, D. Gale Johnson, Howard A. Johnson, Ralph M. Josselyn, Franklyn Keith, William A. Kemper, Margaret Kimpton, Lawrence Kennedy, Gerald Kern, Martin Kerney, LeRoy G. Keyes, Fenton Kimpton, Lawrence A. Knopf, Edwin Knowles, Richard Koch, C. Franklin Koenker, Ernest Kolb, William L. Kraeling, Carl H. Kraft, Charles F. Krauss, Paul H. Kribben, Earl Kring, Walter D. Krodel, Gottfried Kucharsky, David 5 1 L Lawson, E. THomas Leaden, J. Warren Leavenworth, Lynn Ledbetter, J.T. Leen, Walter Leibrecht, Walter Lessly, Stiles Lester, Julius Liberman, Grace L. Lind, Millard Lish, Gordon Loder, Dwight Loew, Cornelius Lokken, Sigurd Loomis, George W. Louzecky, David J. Luman, Richard Lunding, Franklin Lacy, Graham G. Landt, Dan Lazareth, William H. 5 2 M McAllaster, Allan McCanna, Henry McCaw, John E. McCord, James I. McCormack, Clyde McCormick Theological Seminary McCutcheon, W.J. McMath, Neil C. MacLennan, David Madsen, David Maitland, David J. Marks, Rachel B. Matsuoka, S. Mattson, Karl Maye, Arthur Meacham, Paul L. Mead, Sidney Meitzen, Manfred Michaelsen, Robert Miller, Alexander Miller, Dale Miller, Samuel Miller, William Minto, Rabb Moehring, Horst Moeller, Elmer Monk, Robert Moore, Joseph R. 5 3 Mor-Mu Morgan, Russell Morlion, Felix Morris, W.S. Morrison, H.T. Mortimer, C.G. Mowry, Lucetta Mortimer, Charles J. Murakami, Masayoshi Murphy, Steve Muth, Philip Arthur 5 4 O-N Nakamura, Hajime Nelson, E. Clifford Nelson, Roland Neilsen, Ernest Norddeutscher, Lloyd Bremen Normann, Raymond M. Nyholm, Paul C. Oberholzer, Emil Ogden, Schubert Olson, Perry T. Oppegard, Margaret Osborn, Robert Outler, Albert Overgaard, Herman Palda, Kristian Pannebaker, Gregory Parr, Clarence E. Parvis, Merrill Pattullo, Andrew Pavy, Roy Gilmour Penelhum, Terence Pennebraker, Gregory Penny, Freeland Perry, Joseph Sam Pickle, Joseph Pike, James A. Plaisance, Barbara Ann Plampin, Geoffrey Price, Walter Van Prohaska, John Pyle, John W. 5 5 R-Z Rosenberg, Charles Samuel, V.C. Sandeen, Ernie Schultz, T.W. Schwantes, Charles Scoon, Robert Seyda, Arthur Shape, D.R. Shelburne Hotel Snyder, Ross Stendahl, Krister Stump, John P. Taylor, Charles L. Tobias, Robert Ullery, David Wagoner, Walter Watkins, George Wentz, Frederick White, Helen F. Wickey, Gould Willoughby, Harold Winter, Gibson Withers, Lucille Worship Committee Subseries 3: Correspondence, 1960-1963 5 6 A-C Abingdon Press African Methodist Episcopal Church Antaios AATS Arizona, University of Bethel Church, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Board of World Mission Bowdoin College California, University of Calvary Baptist Church Chapin-May Foundation Christ Church Cranbrook Cornell College Christianity and Crisis Christianity Today Colorado State University Concordia College Concordia Theological Seminary Congregation Rodfei Zedek Convention of the South Cornell College Chicago Rabbinical Council Crozer Theological Seminary Crusade of Mercy Campaign 5 7 Correspondence, Organizations, 1960-1963, D-K Dell Publishing Company Directory of American Scholars Dover Publishing Educational Testing Service Elgin State Hospital Elizabethtown Hospital Encyclopedia Americana Fuller Theological Seminary Gary, First Baptist Church of Gettysburg Colleges Health, Education and Welfare, Department of Heidelberg College Huron College Illinois State Fair Housing Bill Illinois Baptist State Convention Immaculate Conception Seminary Institute for Religion and Social Studies Institute on Scriptural Theology Kansas Baptist Convention 5 8 Correspondence, Organizations, 1960-1963, L-N Life Magazine Lutheran Theological Seminary Lutheran Quarterly Lutheran World McMaster University Methodist Publishing House Methodist Church, Board of Education Minneapolis Council of Churches Muhlenberg College National Association of Biblical Instructors National Council of Teachers of English Nelson, Thomas and Sons Newcomers Orientation Program Newsweek Northern Baptist Theological Seminary Northwestern Lutheran Theological Seminary Northwestern University 6 1 Correspondence, Organizations, 1960-1963, O-W Oberlin College Off the Cuff Pacific School of Religion Pageant Palmer House Pennsylvania State University Presbyterian Institute of Industrial Relations Princeton Inn Princeton Theological Seminary Random House, Inc. Regent's Park College Religion in Life Ripson College Scribner's, Charles Sinai Congregation Southern Methodist University Texas Lutheran College Shellburne Hotel Swedenborg Philosophical Centre Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Southern Methodist University Time Magazine United Presbyterian Church United States District Court Valparaiso University Virginia Union University Washington University Saint Louis Western Theological Seminary Winston, John C., Company Wittenberg University Subseries 4: Correspondence, 1961-1965 6 2 Aa-Arm Aaron, Ely Abbott, C. F. Abatso, George Abbott, Cleon Abbott, Walter Abe, Masao Abrecht, Paul Abromowitz, M. Adams, Charles Adams, James Luther Adams, John Maxwell Adams, Phillip Adelman, Ethel Aden, LeRoy Alstrom, Gosta Ahner, Eugene Ahern, Barnabas Ahlers, Rolf Ahlstrom, G. W. Ahlstrom, Sidney Akers, Milburn Akiyama, T. Albaugh, Gaylord Albert, Harold Albus, Harry Alexander, Rolf Alexandre, Clement Alexis, Gerhard Alfrink, Bernard Allen, Paul Allen, Yorke Allewaert, Rene Allin, J. Bryan Allison, L. M. Altizer, Thomas Ambrose, W. Hayden Amelung, Eberhard American Airlines American Baptist Convention American Consul General, Germany Ammon, George Andersen, Earven Anderson, Bernhard Anderson, Edwin Anderson, George Anderson, Hurst Anderson, Leila Anderson, Stuart St. Angelo, George Appel, Andre Appleby, David Aquinas, M. Arbaugh, George Arendt, Hannah Armstrong, Tom Armed, Hugh 6 3 Arn-Ayer Arnold, Ernest Arnold, Harvey Arnold, W. Joseph Arnold, Mel Arnold, Tracy Arnott, Robert J. Ashanin, C. B. Ashley, Benedict M. Ashley, Robert P. Atlantic Hotel Atwater, Eastwood Auchincloss, Douglass Audrey, Mary Auer, Nancy Austin, James Ambrose, Haydn Austin, James Averill, Lloyd Ayer, Hugh 6 4 Ba Back Copy Department Bachmann, C. Charles Barlett, Donald B. D. Committee Bachmann, E. Theodore Bachmeyer, Tim Bader, Claudia Bage, M. Bagnell, Kenneth Bagration, Irene Bahr, Gordon Bailey, J. Martin Bailey's Hotel Bainton, Roland Baiz, John Baken, David Baker, David Baker, Oren Bailer, Stuart Ban, Joseph Banes, Carl Bangs, Carl Barbour, Ian Bardy, Robert Barkwell, Gordon Barnes, Roswell Barth, Karl Barta, Robert Barth, Markus Bartlett, Donald Bartlett, J. F. Bartlett, Josiah Batchelder, Robert Bates, Robert Battanhouse, Roy Bautz, Donald Batson, Robert Bauer, Arthur Baum, Gregory Baumgartner, Paul 6 5 Be-Bl Bea, Augustin Beach, Peter Beadle, George Beadles, Owen Beane, Wendell Beare, Frank Beattie, Paul Beaver, R. Pierce Beck, Alfred Beck, Kenneth Becker, Arthur Becker, C. H. Becker, Russell Beckman, Peter Bedikian, A.A. Beittel, Adam Beliard, Jean Bell, Cyril Bell, Robert K. Belter, E.W. Bender, Gerald Bender, Ross Benedict, Wilbur Benes, Louis Benne, Robert Benner, Herman Bennett, Edward Bennett, John Benson, Dennis Benson, J. 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Stoner, Elizabeth Strandness, Harold Streeter, Robert Strodtz, Margaret Stroud, Virgil Stucki, Margaret Suelflow, August Suenens, Leon-Joseph Sullivan, Joseph Sullivan, Kathryn Superintendent of Schools, Plymouth, Wisconsin Superintendent of Schools, Chicago, Illinois Sutherland, Rand Sutherland, Malcolm Swanson, Reuben Switz, Theodore 17 9 T Tait, L. Gordon Tavard, George H. Telford, George TenZythoff, Gerrit Teske, Mike Theisen, Stephen Thiel, Harry C. Thomas, Carl E. Thomasma, David Thomas, Russell Thomapson, Manley Thompson, Robert Thorkelson, W.L. Thornton, Catherine Tillich, Hannah Tobias, Robert Toomey, H.L. Towne, Edgar Tracy, David Trinterud, Leonard J. Trotter, F. Thomas Turkington, Edward Turle, Tod United States Department of Justice, Immigration and Naturalization Service Twardy, Stan Unwin, Stanley Urdang, Laurence Vajta, Vilmos Van Ackeren, Gerald VanBoskird, J.J. Vanderhaar, Gerard Van Dusen, Henry Pitney Verhalen, Philip A. Verhulst, Toger Vos, Nelvin L. Voobus, A. Vunderink, Ralph William 17 10 Wa-Wel Waddams, Canon Herbert Waggoner, Mary Wagner, Donald Wagner, Walter Wallace, Martha Wallace, William Walline, Edward Walsh, Chad Walters, John Ward, Montgomery Ward, Harold C. Wardell, Beatrice Watkins, George H. Way, William Weaver Webber, G.W. Weber, Lon W. Weeks, Ian G. Weidman, Gilbert L. Weihe, Clifton M. Weiland, Paula Weintraub, Helen Weisbaker, Dimis Welch, Claude Wells, Edward K. Wells, Ronald V. 17 11 Wen-Wil Wentz, Richard E. Welch, Claude Werblowsky, R.J. Zwi Wentz, Richard E. Werner, M.L. Western Clergy Bureau Westlund, Virgil Whalen, John P. Whitley, Oliver Whittaker, Frederick W. Wick, Ruth C. Wienhorst, Sue Wikander, Stig Wikgren, Allen Wilcoxen, Jay Wilder, Amos Wilder, Phelps Wilken, Robert L. Williams, Colin Williams, Daniel Williams, George H. Wilson, E.C. Wilson, John T. 17 12 Win-Zie Winter, Gibson Winters, Janet Lewis Witt, Charles E. Wolbrecht, Walter Wolf, C. Umhau Wood, John Woodring, Mary E. World Council of Churches World Division of the Board of Missions Worthy, James C. Wright, C. Conrad Wright, G. Ernest Yonan, Edward Young, Canon Edwyn Young, Robert Yu, Anthony Zahn, D. Willard Zeidler, C.H. Ziegler, Jesse Subseries 8: Sidney Mead Correspondence 18 1 Mead to Brauer, 1969 18 2 Mead to Brauer, 1970-1979 18 3 Brauer to Mead, 1970-1979 18 4 Mead Festschrift Correspondence, 1970-1975 18 5 Mead to Martin Marty, 1976 18 6 Brauer to Mead, 1980-1981 18 7 Brauer to Mead, 1982-1987 18 8 Mead to Brauer, 1982-1984 18 9 Brauer to Mead, 1988-1989 18 10 Mead to Brauer, 1985-1989 18 11 Mead Comments, 1981 18 12 Brauer Notes on Mead, n.d. 19 1 Mead to Brauer, 1983-1996 19 2 Mead Comments, 1990 19 3 Mead to Brauer, 1990-1994 19 4 Brauer to Mead, 1990-1998 19 5 Mead to Marty, 1994 19 6 Mead to Brauer, 1995 19 7 Brauer, Notes on Mead, n.d. 19 8 Mead Lecture, n.d. Series III: Federated Theological Faculty. 1943-1960

Series III, Federated Theological Faculties, consists of alphabetical subject files relating to Brauer's involvement with the Federated Theological Faculties. The formation of the FTF in 1943, formalized the relationships between the Divinity School at the University of Chicago, Disciples Divinity House, Meadville Theological School and the Chicago Theological Seminary. Brauer served as the first and only dean of FTF from 1955 until the federation was dissolved in 1960. Materials in the Series include administrative reports, minutes and correspondence, items related to the creation of the B.D. degree. The series also includes information about the defederation of FTF, organizations Brauer was involved with, and a significant amount of material relating to the conference "Religion Faces the Atomic Age," held in 1958.

 20 1 American Association of Theological Schools (AATS), information bulletin and minutes, 1956 20 2 AATS General Information, 1956 20 3 AATS Constitution, Incorporation, Dues, Audit, 1956-1958 20 4 AATS Report, 1956 20 5 AATS, Minutes, information bulletins, correspondence, 1957 20 6 AATS, Minutes, information bulletins, correspondence, 1958 20 7 Accounts for FY 1957-1958, Equipment and Expenses 20 8 Accounts for FY 1957-1958, Research 20 9 Accounts for FY 1957-1958, Travel 20 10 Account Book, Dean's Equipment and Expenses, 1956-1957 21 1 Accounts for FY 1957-1958, Various 21 2 Accounts, 1958-1960 21 3 Admissions Requirements, 1955-1956 21 4 Advertising, National Council Outlook, 1956 21 5 A.M./PhD. Committee Report to Faculty, 1957 21 6 American Association of Seminary Professors of Christian Ethics, 1959 21 7 American Christian Palestine Association, 1959 21 8 American Unitarian Association, 1956-1957 21 9 Baptist Theological Union, 1957-1958 21 10 Baptist Theological Union, 1940-1957 21 11 B.D. Program 21 12 B.D. Committee Report Intro, 1956 21 13 B.D. Degree Program, 1957-1958 21 14 B.D. Degree Program, Notes on Prep, n. d. 21 15 B.D. Degree, Resource Book, 1955 21 16 B.D. Committee (old program), 1958-1959 21 17 B.D. Committee Minutes, 1951-1954 22 1 B.D. Committee, Minutes and Exams, 1951-1956 22 2 B.D. Committee Minutes, 1957 22 3 B.D. Committee, 1955-1956 22 4 B.D. Committee, 1955-1956 22 5 B.D. Committee, Resource Book for Parish Training Program, part II. History, 1955 22 6 B.D. Committee, Resource Book for Parish Training Program, part III. Interns, 1955 22 7 B.D. Committee, Resource Book for Parish Training Program, part IV B. D. Programs, 1955 22 8 B.D. Committee, Resource Book for Parish Training Program, part V. Agenda, 1955 22 9 B.D. Committee, Resource Book for Parish Training Program, misc. 22 10 B.D. Committee Correspondence, 1956 22 11 Board of Social Missions, 1959 22 12 Board of Social Missions, 1958 22 13 Budget, Ministerial Housing Allowance, 1955-1956 23 1 Chicago Theological Seminary, 1963-1964 23 2 Chicago Theological Seminary/FTF Discussions, 1960 23 3 Carby, Jim, 1958 23 4 Christian Action, 1955 23 5 Church and Economic Life, 1948-1952 23 6 Church Federation of Greater Chicago, 1958 23 7 Church Federation of Greater Chicago, 1957 23 8 Clinical Pastoral Education, 1958 23 9 Clippings, Miscellaneous, 1957 23 10 The College and the Divinity School, 1950-1953 23 11 Committee on Cooperation Between the Seminaries, 1942-1943 23 12 Committee on Cooperation, Correspondence, 1942-1943 24 1 Committee on Cooperation, n. d. 24 2 Committee on Cooperation, drafts, n. d. 24 3 Committee on Cooperation, Earlier Agreements, n. d. 24 4 Committee on Cooperation, 1942 24 5 Chicago Theological Seminary (CTS) Presidency, 1957-1958 24 6 CTS, 1954-1960 24 7 Campaign Expenses, FTF, 1958 24 8 Catalog Requests, 1959 24 9 Chicago Sunday Evening Club, 1957-1958 24 10 Committee of the Student Government, The Chicago Review, 1959 24 11 Committee on Ministry, 1952-1953 24 12 Community Fund of Chicago, 1957 24 13 Community Fund of Chicago, 1957 24 14 Community Fund of Chicago, 1958 24 15 Conference House, 1956 24 16 Congratulations from FTF, 1957-1958 24 17 Counseling Center, 1954-1955 24 18 Center for the Study of Christian World Missions, 1955 24 19 Center for the Study of Christian World Mission, n. d. 25 1 Crank letters, 1955 25 2 Crank letters, 1939-1952 25 3 Crank letters, 1956-1958 (and see Oversize BOX 184, Folder 2) 25 4 Crank letters, n. d. 25 5 Crank letters, published literature, n. d. 25 6 CTS, Board of Directors, 1958 25 7 CTS, President, 1958-1959 25 8 CTS, Schomer Inauguration, 1959 25 9 CTS, Replogle Correspondence, 1958 25 10 Deanship, Committee on, 1953-1954 25 11 Dean's Report, FTF, 1957 25 12 Defederation, 1959-1960 25 13 Defederation, 1960 25 14 Defederation, 1951-1960 25 15 Degree Program, A.M., n. d. 25 16 Degree Program, D.D., n. d. 26 1 Development, 1956-1958 26 2 Disciples Divinity House, 1956 26 3 Divinity School, 1944-1945 26 4 Divinity School, 1943-1944 26 5 Divinity School, 1942-1943 26 6 Downtown College, correspondence, 1958-1959 26 7 Ecumenical Institute (The Evanston Institute for Ecumenical Studies), correspondence and minutes, 1952-1957 26 8 Ecumenical Institute, 1957 26 9 Engagements accepted, 1957 26 10 Engagements refused, 1957-1958 26 11 Engagements refused, 1957 26 12 Engagements refused, 1955-1956 26 13 Enrollment Statistics, 1957-1958 26 14 Examinations, 1958 26 15 Examination Report Blanks, n. d. 26 16 Executive Committee on Undergraduate Education, 1958 27 1 Faculty Biographical Materials, , 1954-1957 27 2 Faculty Christian Fellowship, 1956-1957 27 3 Faculty List, n. d. 27 4 Faculty Meetings, 1958-1959 27 5 Faculty Meetings, 27 6 Faculty Meeting, Minutes, 1938-1941 27 7 Faculty Program Schedules, 1944-1945 27 8 Faculty Program Schedules, 1945-1946 27 9 Faculty Program Schedules, 1946-1947 27 10 Faculty Program Schedules, 1947-1948 27 11 Faculty Program Schedules, 1948-1949 27 12 FTF, Bylaw Proposal, 1959-1960 27 13 FTF, Bylaws, 1960 28 1 FTF, B.D. Notes, 1955-1956 28 2 FTF, Cabinet Minutes, 1940s 28 3 FTF, Cabinet Minutes, 1950s 28 4 FTF, Cabinet Minutes, 1950s 28 5 FTF, Clippings, 1960 28 6 FTF, Church History, 1944-1956 28 7 FTF, Correspondence, 1951 28 8 FTF, Fields, Biblical, 1955-1957 28 9 FTF, Fields, Christian Theology, 1954-1955 28 10 FTF, Future of FTF, n. d. 28 11 FTF, Lecture Committee, 1958 28 12 FTF, Hutchins and FTF, 1943 28 13 FTF, Inauguration, 1955 28 14 FTF, Inaugural Address, 1955-1956 29 1 FTF, Interboard Academic, 1954-1958 29 2 FTF, Faculty Minutes, 1940s 29 3 FTF, Faculty Minutes, 1940s 29 4 FTF, Faculty Minutes, 1950s 29 5 FTF, Faculty Minutes, 1950s 29 6 FTF, Minutes, 1949-1955 29 7 FTF, Papers and Articles, 1951-1952 30 1 FTF and Robert Hutchins, 1943-1957 30 2 FTF, Inter-Board Academic, 1954-1958 30 3 FTF, Plans, Strategic, 1955 30 4 FTF, Plans, Strategic, 1955 30 5 FTF, Policy Committee, 1954-1956 30 6 FTF, Promotional Materials and Conference, 1957-1958 30 7 FTF, Proposals, 1955-1959 30 8 FTF, Proposed Degree Programs, 1959 31 1 Fellowship, Christian Frontier, 1956 31 2 Field, Church History, 1948-1957 31 3 Field, Ethics and Society, 1952-1958 31 4 Field, History of Christianity, 1955-1957 31 5 Field, History of Religions, 1956 31 6 Field, Religion and Art, 1955 31 7 Field, Religion and Personality, 1957-1958 31 8 Field, Practical, 1947 31 9 Four Schools, Interboard Committee, 1958 31 10 Chicago Theological Seminary, 1957-1959 31 11 Divinity School News, 1957 31 12 Disciples Divinity House, 1955-1958 31 13 Disciples of Divinity, Students, 1943-1954 31 14 Graduate Studies in Religion, 1951-1957 31 15 Graham Crusade, 1957 31 16 H.R. Study Center, n. d. 31 17 Home Study, 1941-1951 31 18 Home Study, Personnel, 1941-1943 31 19 Hoover Lectureship, 1957-1958 31 20 Hospital Chaplaincy, 1944-1952 32 1 Internships, 1953-1960 32 2 Institute, Behavioral Sciences, 1951 32 3 Institute for Advanced Pastoral Studies, 1957-1959 32 4 Interchurch Center, n. d. 32 5 Jewish Chautauqua Society, 1958 32 6 Journal of Religion, 1950-1958 32 7 Kentucky Council of Churches, 1958 32 8 Library, Program Statement, 1956 32 9 Library, Divinity School, 1956-1957 32 10 Lutheran Seminar, 1958 32 11 Meadville Proposal, 1959-1960 32 12 Ministerial Students, 1958 32 13 National Council of Churches Newsletter, 1957 32 14 Manuscripts, n. d. 32 15 M.R.E., n. d 32 16 Missions, 1958 32 17 Missions Research Center, 1957 32 18 Missions, Publications and Reports, 1952-1953 33 1 Missions, Inter-religious/ Intercultural Program, 1953-1954 33 2 Missions, Intercultural, 1956-1957 33 3 Mission Report, 1956 33 4 Mission House Theological Seminary, 1957 33 5 Missions, Correspondence, 1954-1955 33 6 Missions Proposal, 1957 33 7 Missions, Publications and Reports, 1952-1953 33 8 Missions Research Center, 1956-1959 33 9 Meadville Inauguration, 1957 33 10 Meadville Theological Seminary, 1942-1958 33 11 National Council of Churches, 1957-1958 33 12 Nature of the Church, 1951-1952 34 1 Nef, John, 1958 34 2 Ohio Council of Churches, 1959 34 3 Orientation Meetings, 1951-1960 34 4 Orientation Sequence, n. d. 34 5 Parish Field, 1956 34 6 Papers and Articles, Non-FTF Members, 1958 34 7 Papers and Articles, Non-FTF Members, 1954-1966 34 8 Parish Training Committee, 1956-1957 34 9 Parish Training, B.D. Program, 1957-1958 34 10 Patent Policies, 1955-1956 34 11 Petty Cash, 1956-1957 34 12 Policy Committee, 1960 34 13 Positions, Churches, 1957-1959 34 14 PhD. Candidates, n. d. 34 15 Quadrennial Convocation of Christian Colleges Address, n. d. 35 1 Quadrennial Convocation, Correspondence, 1957-1958 35 2 Qualifying Exams, 1958 35 3 Qualifying Exams, Questions, 1950-1951 35 4 Quest Journal, 1961-1962 35 5 Quest Journal Budget, 1957-1970 35 6 Radio Advisory Committee, 1944-1953 35 7 Radio Workshop, 1946 35 8 Rauschenbusch Commemoration, 1957-1958 35 9 The Registrar's Report to the President, 1938-1939 35 10 The Registrar's Report to the President, 1939-1940 35 11 The Registrar's Report to the President, 1940-1941 35 12 The Registrar's Report to the President, 1941-1942 35 13 The Registrar's Report to the President 1942-1943 35 14 Reports FTF, 1958 36 1 Religion and Agriculture, research proposal and correspondence, 1944-1945 36 2 Religion and Art, Field Exams, 1956 and n. d. 36 3 Religion and Art, Goodman Theater, Downtown College, playbills, reports, press releases, correspondence, course syllabus, 1957-1958 36 4 Religion and Health, correspondence and article regarding new professorship, 1956 36 5 Religion in Higher Education, correspondence 1950-1952, regarding conference 36 6 Religion Faces the Atomic Age, February 2-3, 1958, press release, flyer, notes on speakers 36 7 Religion Faces the Atomic Age, correspondence with speakers and participants, 1957-1958 36 8 Religion Faces the Atomic Age Conference, follow-up correspondence and press clippings, 1958 36 9 Religion Faces the Atomic Age Conference, "Portrait of God," transcript from television show, on the occasion of Religion Faces the Atomic Age Conference, 1958 36 10 Religion Faces the Atomic Age Conference, Bauer, "Religion Faces the Space Age," presented at Religion Faces the Atomic Age Conference, 1958, printed in Advance, March 14,1958 36 11 Religion Faces the Atomic Age Conference, Hiltner, Seward, "Facing the Fears of the Atomic Age," paper presented at Religion Faces the Atomic Age Conference, 1958 36 12 Religion Faces the Atomic Age Conference, Kimpton, Lawrence A., "Religion Faces the Atomic Age," paper presented at Religion Faces the Atomic Age Conference, 1958 36 13 Religion Faces the Atomic Age Conference, Logelin, Edward C., "Religion and its Role in the World of Business," paper presented at Religion Faces the Atomic Age Conference, 1958 36 14 Religion Faces the Atomic Age Conference, Marshner, Robert F., "What Should Christianity Expect of Public Education Today?," paper presented at Religion Faces the Atomic Age Conference, 1958 36 15 Religion Faces the Atomic Age Conference, Miller, Alexander, "Christianity and Communism; Two Faiths in Conflict," paper presented at Religion Faces the Atomic Age Conference, 1958 36 16 Religion Faces the Atomic Age Conference, Murphy, Gardner, "Face those Atomic Fears!" presented at Religion Faces the Atomic Age Conference, 1958, printed in The Christian Century, Feb 26, 1958 36 17 Religion Faces the Atomic Age Conference, Nuveen, John, "Christianity and Communism; Two Faiths in Conflict," paper presented at Religion Faces the Atomic Age Conference, 1958 36 18 Religion Faces the Atomic Age Conference, Taft, Charles P., "Religion Faces the Atomic Age," paper presented at Religion Faces the Atomic Age Conference, 1958 36 19 Religion Faces the Atomic Age Conference, Urey, Harold C., "Religion Faces the Atomic Age," paper presented at Religion Faces the Atomic Age Conference, 1958 36 20 Religion Faces the Atomic Age Conference, Utley, Frayn, "What Should Religion Demand of Public Education Today?," paper presented at Religion Faces the Atomic Age Conference, 1958 36 21 Religion Faces the Atomic Age Conference, Worthy, James C., "Religion and Its Role in the World of Business," paper presented at Religion Faces the Atomic Age Conference, 1958, printed in Chicago Theological Seminary Register, Vol 48, No 3, April 1958 36 22 Religious Education Association, National Convention, 1956-1957 36 23 Religious, Education Association, 1956-1958 36 24 Retirement, memo on policy, 1956-1959 37 1 Reviews, University of Chicago Press, n. d. 37 2 Schomer Correspondence, 1958-1959 37 3 School Constitutions, FTF, 1953-1958 37 4 Sealantic Fund, 1955-1957 37 5 Sealantic Fund, 1955-1958 37 6 Sealantic Proposition, 1963 37 7 Sealantic Proposition, 1965 37 8 Seminar for Mission Executives, 1959 37 9 Senexet Conference, 1957 37 10 Sixteen Point Program, n. d. 37 11 Suenens Correspondence, 1964 38 1 Summer Seminar, miscellaneous correspondence, 1958 38 2 Social Science-Theology Faculty Seminar, 1956 38 3 Social Security, regarding status of Ministers, 1950-1955 38 4 Social Security, regarding status of Ministers, 1956-1958 38 5 Social Mission, Board of, 1958 38 6 Social Missions Quarterly, 1957-1958 38 7 Speaking Engagements, 1957-1958 38 8 Speaking Engagements, 1957 38 9 Speaking Engagements, Correspondence, 1955-1957 39 1 Stecker, Reverend B.J., 1958 39 2 Swan, Albert, 1958 39 3 Theology and Literature, Course Materials, Preston Roberts, Instructor, 1951-1957 39 4 Theology and Literature, Course Materials, Nathan A. Scott, Jr., Instructor, 1955-1958 39 5 Travel, 1950s 39 6 U Win, Burmese Ambassador to the United States, May 27-28, 1958 39 7 Undergraduate Education Committee, 1957-1958 39 8 University College, 1949-1959 39 9 University Senate, 1957-1958 39 10 University Senate, 1958-1959 39 11 USCF at University of New Mexico, 1955-1956 39 12 Vanderhoof, 1957 39 13 Vatican II, 1965 39 14 Wach Memorial Publication, 1958 39 15 Wach, Joachim, Sermon, 1950 39 16 West Side Christian Parish, 1956-1957 39 17 Roger Williams Fellowship, 1957 Series IV: Divinity School. 1960-1985

Series IV: Divinity School contains two subseries: Subseries 1, Subject Files and Subseries 2, Faculty Materials. Many of the files in Subseries 1 deal with the administration of the Divinity School where Brauer was dean from 1960 through 1970. Other files include material on groups, organizations, committees, and universities with ties to Brauer. The files contain a significant amount of information relating to student activism and protest on the University of Chicago Campus in the late 1960s. The visit of Cardinal Suenens to campus in 1964, is also well documented in the collection.

Subseries 2, Faculty Materials consists primarily of unpublished academic papers written by divinity school faculty. The paper are arranged alphabetically by author within the series.

 Subseries 1: Subject Files 40 1 Agenda Committee, 1968-1969 40 2 Aid Association for Lutherans, 1974-1981 40 3 Air Travel Card, 1981 40 4 Alumni, 1965-1966 40 5 American Academy of Religion, 1975-1977 40 6 American Census, 1976 40 7 American Civilization Program, 1980 40 8 American Society for Church History, 1970 40 9 American Studies Seminar, 1980 40 10 Arts, Religon, and Contemporary Culture, 1972-1973 40 11 American Association of Theological Schools, 1970-1971 40 12 Archive Project, n. d. 40 13 Arizona State University, 1972-1978 40 14 Arthritis Clippings, 1975 40 15 Associated Theological Faculties, n. d. 40 16 American Baptist Convention, 1958-1960 40 17 American Baptist Convention, 1961-1968 40 18 American Jewish Committee, 1969-1970 40 19 Anniversary Summary, 1966 40 20 Audenshaw Documents, n. d. 41 1 B.D Committee Meetings and Miscellaneous B.D. Information Prior to 1955 41 2 B.D. Committee Meeting, 1955-1960 41 3 B.D. Committee Meetings, 1960-1963 41 4 B.D. Committee Meetings, 1964-1966 41 5 B.D. Students 41 6 B.D. Materials, 1961, 1967 41 7 Bioethics, 1977 42 1 Bioethics, 1977 42 2 Bioethics, 1977 42 3 B'Nai B'rith Foundation, 1965 42 4 Book Reviews (accepted), 1970 42 5 Britannica, 1990 42 6 BTE, 1970 Report 42 7 Budget Committee, Resource Manual, n. d. 42 8 Cable Television, 1971 42 9 Catholic Theological Union, 1967-1968 42 10 Center for Church Music Proposal, n. d. 42 11 Center for Continuing Education, 1960-1967 42 12 Center for Policy Studies, 1975 42 13 Center for Urban Studies, 1967 42 14 Chaplaincy, Institutional 42 15 Chaplaincy, U.S. Army, 1964 43 1 Chaplaincy, U.S. Army, 1963 43 2 Chaplaincy, U.S. Army, 1963 43 3 Chaplaincy, U.S. Army, 1961-1965 43 4 Chapel, Rockefeller, 1959-1957 43 5 Chautaugua, 1977 43 6 Chicago Institute for Advanced Theological Studies, 1966 43 7 Chimera, 1977 43 8 Christian Century, 1960-1963 43 9 Christian Action, 1953 43 10 Church and China, 1981 43 11 Church and State, 1983 43 12 Church Federation of Greater Chicago, 1958-1964 44 1 Clippings, 1955 44 2 Clippings, 1968-1969 44 3 Committee on Advancing the Democratic Process, 1966 44 4 Committee on Social Thought, 1961-1964 44 5 Consultation on the Role of Campus Ministry, n. d. 44 6 Center for the Comparative Study of Religion, 1960 44 7 Conference on Radiation and Social Ethics, 1963 44 8 Controversy, 1968 44 9 Coordinating Committee on Religious Thought, 1970 44 10 Criterion, 1965-1969 44 11 Criterion, 1964-1968 44 12 Commission on Women's Year, 1975-1976 44 13 Commission on Women's Year, 1975-1976 44 14 Committee, Divinity School Evaluation, 1968 44 15 Computation Center, 1969 44 16 Council of the Study of Mankind, 1964 45 1 Council on Graduate Studies in Religion, 1960-1968 45 2 Convocation Speech Requests, 1970 45 3 Council of the University Senate, 1977-1979 45 4 Council on the Future, 1974 45 5 Council on the Study of Religion, 1973 45 6 Criterion, 1969-1970 45 7 Dean's Report, 1962 45 8 Dean, Office of, 1963-1970 45 9 Dean's Report, Baptist Theological Union, 1959-1970 45 10 Deanship Committee, , n. d 45 11 Divinity School Reconstitution, n. d. 45 12 Defense Fellowship, 1958-1963 45 13 Development Plans, 1968 45 14 Development Pamphlets, n. d. 45 15 Dialog, 1964-1972 45 16 Divinity School Alumni, 1974-1975 45 17 Divinity School, Course Materials 46 1 Divinity School, Bylaws, 1979 46 2 Divinity School, Appointment Guidelines 46 3 Divinity School, Essays and Notes 46 4 Divinity School, Field Requirements 46 5 Divinity School, Article 46 6 Divinity School, Essays 46 7 Divinity School, Spoof 46 8 Divinity School, Statistics, 1963 46 9 Divinity School, Accreditation, 1982 46 10 Divinity School, Encyclopedia of Religion, 1966-1985 46 11 Divinity School, Library Resources, 1983 46 12 Divinity School, Deanship Correspondence, 1970 46 13 Divinity School, Council Minutes, 1966-1967 46 14 Divinity School, Miscellaneous, 1965 46 15 Divinity School, Association, 1967-1968 46 16 Divinity School, Association, 1968 46 17 Divinity School, Doctor of Ministry Program, 1965 47 1 Divinity School, D. Min. Program, 1965 47 2 Divinity School, D. Min., Report, 1967-1968 47 3 Divinity School Council, A Documentary History 47 4 Divinity School, Disciples Divinity House, 1956-1960 47 5 Divinity School, Organization, 1960-1963 47 6 Divinity School, M.Div Program, 1965 47 7 Divinity School, M.Div Program, 1965-1969 48 1 Divinity School Housing1956-1965 48 2 Divinity School, Faculty Housing1960-1965 48 3 Downtown College Self-Study, 1959-1961 48 4 Ecumenical Institute, 1957-1962 48 5 Engagements Declined, 1969-1970 48 6 Equipment , 1970 48 7 Education of Laity, n. d. 48 8 Evaluation Committee, 1968 48 9 Faculty General, 1964-1965 48 10 Faculty Participation, 1964 48 11 Faculty Policy, 1964 48 12 Faculty Committee, 1961-1964 48 13 Faculty Bibliography, 1964 48 14 Faculty Biographical, 1954 48 15 Faculty Listings, 1954-1965 48 16 Faculty News Bulletins, n. d. 48 17 Faculty Research, 1958 49 1 Faculty Retreats, 1962-1965 49 2 Faculty Minutes, 1969 49 3 Fellowship, 1972-1974 49 4 Fortress Press, 1964-1980 49 5 Field Exam Requirements, n. d. 49 6 Fund for Theological Education, 1968 49 7 Fund for Theological Education, 1969-1970 49 8 Fund for Theological Education, n. d. 49 9 Goldwasser Report, 1977 49 10 Billy Graham, 1960-1962 49 11 Billy Graham Center, 1980 49 12 Health Care Conference, 1970-1974 49 13 Health Care Conference, 1974 50 1 Health Care Conference, 1974 50 2 Hebrew Union College, 1976-1977 50 3 History Department, 1974-1975 50 4 Home Study, 1960-1964 50 5 Howard University Press, 1974 50 6 Humor Aging, n. d. 50 7 Inter-Future, 1975 50 8 International Travel Card, 1974 50 9 Institute of Ecumenical Research, 1977 50 10 International Association for Liberal Christianity (IALC), 1960 50 11 IALC, 1964-1965 51 1 Interseminary Committee, 1958-1963 51 2 Internship Notes, n. d. 51 3 Internships, 1962-1964 51 4 Japan Trip, 1966 51 5 Japan Trip, 1966 51 6 Jewish/Protestant Colloquium, 1963 51 7 Jewish Conference, 1977 51 8 Jewish Theological Seminary of America, 1965-1966 51 9 Journal of Religion, 1974-1978 51 10 Law School, 1957-1965 51 11 Libraries, Science Library, 1962 52 1 University Libraries, Swift Library, 1959-1961 52 2 University Libraries, Swift Library, 1959-1961 52 3 University Libraries, Harper Library 52 4 Library School, University of Chicago 52 5 Long Range Agenda 52 6 Long Range Planning of Divinity School Reports, 1968 52 7 Luce Foundation, Proposal, n. d. 52 8 Lutheran World Federation, 1963 52 9 Lutheran Church in America, 1978-1979 52 10 MacArthur Foundation, 1981 52 11 Marcus Committee, 1957 52 12 Microfilming Project, 1968-1969 52 13 Role of the Minister, n. d. 52 14 Multicultural Institute, 1970-1972 52 15 Murray Louis Dance Company, 1977-1978 53 1 National Academy of Sciences, 1959-1965 53 2 National Association of Biblical Instructors, 1963 53 3 National Committee to Repeal the McCarren Act 53 4 National Council on Religion in Higher Education, 1957-1965 53 5 National Conference of Christians and Jews, 1965 53 6 National Education Association, 1958-1961 53 7 National Education Association 53 8 New Framework for Ed. In Div Schools, 1969 53 9 National Endowment for the Humanities, 1977-1979 53 10 National Endowment Scholarship, 1976 53 11 New Plan, 1969 53 12 North American Conference on Theological Education, 1966 53 13 North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, 1968 53 14 North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, 1968 54 1 New Harmony Notes, n. d. 54 2 Notre Dame Center, 1981 54 3 Office of Official Publications, 1960-1964 54 4 Orientation, n. d. 54 5 Oxford University Press. 1964-1977 54 6 Pacific Lutheran Seminary, 1969-1973 54 7 Partners in Reconciliation, 1981 54 8 Policy Committee, 1965 54 9 Presses, McGraw Hill, 1974 54 10 Prospective, 1977 54 11 Provost, 1962-1965, (Edward H. Levi) 54 12 Provost, 1962-1965, (Edward H. Levi) 54 13 Public Relations Office, 1963 54 14 Random House, 1963 54 15 Rainey, 1906, 1986 54 16 Reed College, 1970 54 17 Rothko Foundation, n. d. 54 18 Santa Clause, n. d. 54 19 Seminar on Professions, 1969 54 20 Southern Methodist University, 1975-1976 54 21 TIAA/CREF, 1971-1972 54 22 Student Organizations, Miscellaneous, n. d. 54 23 Student Organizations, Correspondence, 1956-1965 54 24 Students, Civil Rights Bill, 1964 54 25 Students, Divinity School Association, 1960-1961 55 1 Student Crisis, 1969 55 2 Student Crisis, 1968-1969 55 3 Students, Visnick Rank Protest, 1966-1967 55 4 Student Sit-In Aftermath, 1969 55 5 Student Uproar, 1969 55 6 Student Uproar, 1969 55 7 Student Action, 1969 55 8 Students, Southeast Asia Studies 55 9 Student Procedure Sheet (blank), n. d. 55 10 Student Aid, 1970 55 11 Students, Past Examinations, 1969-1970 55 12 Students, Past Examinations, 1969-1970 56 1 Student Association, Correspondence, 1963-1964 56 2 Student Council, Ministry Studies Board, 1965 56 3 Student Participation Controversy, 1968 56 4 Students, Biblical Language Exam Questions, 1968 56 5 Survey of Earned Doctorates, 1966-1967 56 6 Swift Hall Facilities, 1961-1964 56 7 Society for Theological Discussion, 1963-1964 56 8 Southeast Chicago Commission, 1956-1964 56 9 Suenens Dinner, RSVPS, 1964 56 10 Suenens Dinner, RSVPS, 1964 56 11 Suenens, Press Materials, 1964-1965 56 12 Suenens, Faculty Panel, 1964 56 13 Suenens, Invitation to Discussion, 1964 56 14 Suenens, Photos 57 1 Suenens, Correspondence, , 1964-1966 57 2 Suenens, Interview, n. d. 57 3 Suenens, Report, 1964 57 4 Suenens, Criterion Issue, 1964 57 5 Suenens, Dinner, 1964 57 6 Suenens, Luncheon, 1964 57 7 Suenens, Lecture Poster, n. d. 57 8 Theological Education Commission, 1964 57 9 Thank you letters, Brauer, 1970 57 10 University Bookstore, 1961 57 11 University College, 1962-1963 57 12 University Community Office, 1962-1966 57 13 University Senate, Council of the, 1964 57 14 University of Notre Dame, 1969 57 15 Urban Training Center, 1967-1969 57 16 Visiting Committee, Divinity School, 1964 57 17 World Association of Theological Schools, 1960-1962 57 18 World Council of Churches, 1966 57 19 Wall Street Journal, Clippings, 1070 57 20 Women's Lib., Teachers, 1970 58 1 Theological Education Conference, 1960 58 2 Unification Report, 1966 58 3 University of Chicago, Biological Sciences, 1963 58 4 University of Chicago, Statistics and Reports, 1968-1969 58 5 University and Civil Rights, 1966 58 6 University of New Mexico, 1975 58 7 University of Virginia, Visiting Committee, 1981 58 8 University of Virginia, Visiting Committee, 1980-1981 58 9 Vesper Intern Program, 1970-1981 58 10 World Population, 1974 58 11 Westminster Press, 1975-1980 Subseries 2: Faculty Materials 59 1 Faculty Papers, A 59 2 Faculty Papers, Ba 59 3 Faculty Papers, Be-Bu 59 4 Faculty Papers, D 59 5 Faculty Papers, H 59 6 Faculty Papers, K 59 7 Faculty Papers, L 59 8 Faculty Papers, M 59 9 Faculty Papers, N 60 1 Faculty Papers, O 60 2 Faculty Papers, P 60 3 Faculty Papers, R 60 4 Faculty Papers S 60 5 Faculty Papers, T 60 6 Faculty Papers, W 60 7 Faculty Conference, 1966-1967 60 8 Faculty Conference, 1968 Series V: Research and Course Notes, 1938-1975

Series V contains Brauer's research and course notes from 1938 to 1975. Subseries I contains notes, draft chapters, and correspondence relating to Brauer's dissertation, "Francis Rous, Puritan Mystic, 1579-1659: An Introduction to the Study of the Mystical Element in Puritanism," which he completed in 1949 at the University of Chicago.

Subseries 2 contains notes and documents relating to Brauer's research in religious history, particularly the history of Puritanism, revivalism, and mysticism. The course also contains notes for courses taken by Brauer as a graduate student in the Divinity School, notes and syllabi for classes given by Brauer, and some syllabi for classes given by other faculty members.

 Subseries I: Dissertation Notes and Drafts 61 1 Dissertation Notes, n. d 61 2 Dissertation Notes, n. d 61 3 Dissertation Notes, n. d 61 4 Dissertation Notes and Correspondence, 1948 61 5 Dissertation Introduction, n. d. 61 6 Dissertation Draft, Part One, n. d. 61 7 Dissertation Draft, Part Two, n. d. 61 8 Dissertation Draft, Chapter Two, n. d. 61 9 Dissertation Draft, Chapter Two, n. d. 62 1 Dissertation Draft, Chapter Three, n. d. 62 2 Dissertation Notes, Chapter Four, n. d. 62 3 Dissertation Notes, Chapter Five, n. d 62 4 Dissertation Draft, Chapter Five, n. d. 62 5 Dissertation Notes, Chapter Six, n. d 62 6 Dissertation Draft, Chapter Six, n. d. 62 7 Dissertation Notes, Chapter Seven, n. d 62 8 Dissertation Draft, Chapter Seven, n. d. 62 9 Dissertation Notes, Chapter Eight, n. d 62 10 Dissertation Notes, Miscellaneous, n. d. 63 1 Dissertation Notes, Introduction, n. d. 63 2 Dissertation, Chapter Five, n. d 63 3 Dissertation Notes, Chapter Nine, n. d. 63 4 Dissertation Notes, Conclusion, n. d 63 5 Dissertation Notes, Miscellaneous, n. d. Subseries 2: Research Documents and Notes 63 6 Miscellaneous Notes, 1950s 63 7 Lecture Notes, 1950s 63 8 Notes, n. d. 63 9 Slavery and Religion Research Documents, n. d. 63 10 Shakers Research Documents, n. d. 63 11 Christianity, American Frontier Documents, n. d. 63 12 American Religious History, Documents, n. d. 64 1 American Religious History, Documents, n. d. 64 2 American Religious History, Documents, n. d. 64 3 American Religious History, Documents, n. d. 64 4 American Religious History, Documents, n. d. 64 5 American Religious History, Documents, n. d. 64 6 American Religious History, Documents, n. d. 64 7 American Religious History, Documents, n. d. 64 8 American Religious History, Documents, n. d. 64 9 American Religious History, Documents, n. d. 65 1 American Religious History, Notes, n. d. 65 2 American Religious History, Notes, n. d. 65 3 American Religious History, Notes, n. d. 65 4 American Religious History, Notes, n. d. 65 5 American Religious History, Notes, n. d. 65 6 American Religious History, Notes, 1950s 65 7 Huntington Library Notes, n. d. 65 8 Luther Manuscript, notes and Correspondence, 1955 65 9 American Religious History, Documents, n. d. 65 10 American Religious History, Documents, n. d. 66 1 Classes to be Given, n. d. 66 2 History Notes, 1955-1970 66 3 Lecture Notes, 1948 66 4 Notes to be Sorted Out, n. d. 66 5 Notes to be Sorted Out, n. d. 66 6 Notes to File, n. d. 66 7 Conference Notes, 1977 66 8 Notes, n. d. 66 9 New Books Bibliography, 1973 66 10 Luther Treatise, Notes, n. d. 66 11 Church History, Bibliographies, n. d. 66 12 Slavery and Servitude, Bibliography, 1975 66 13 English Reformation Notes, 1975 66 14 Notes, n. d. 66 15 Notes, Deansley, Medieval, n. d. 66 16 Lectures, English Reformation, 1951 66 17 Religious Liberty Notes, n. d. 67 1 Church and Society, n. d. 67 2 Protestant church and Society, n. d. 67 3 Church and Society, Roman Catholicism, n. d. 67 4 Roman Catholic, Religious Life and Experience, n. d. 67 5 Church History, Notes, n. d. 67 6 Reformation Colloquium, n. d. 67 7 Islam/Judaism, n. d. 67 8 Religion in Western Culture, n. d. 67 9 Lectures, Luther, n. d. 67 10 Religion in Western Culture, Luther, n. d. 67 11 Reformation, Luther, n. d. 67 12 Radical Reformation, Anabaptists, n. d. 67 13 Reformation, Religion and Culture, n. d. 67 14 Mystical Reformation, n. d. 67 15 Reformation, n. d. 67 16 Continental Reformation, n. d. 67 17 Calvin, n. d. 67 18 Church, Society, and History, n. d. 67 19 Modern Christianity, n. d. 67 20 Reformation Papers, n. d. 67 21 Modern English (British) , n. d. 68 1 Modern Europe Notes, n. d. 68 2 Deism Notes, n. d. 68 3 England Modern, n. d. 68 4 England Modern, n. d. 68 5 Church History English, Modern Liberalism, n. d. 68 6 Modern History of Christianity, n. d. 68 7 Krauth, Charles Porterfield, n. d. 68 8 Church History Articles, Early Modern Britain, n. d. 68 9 Church History Articles Continued, n. d. 68 10 Laud, Notes and Articles, n. d. 68 11 Bishop Andrews, Sermons, n. d. 68 12 Bishop Andrews, n. d. 69 1 Notes, English Church, n. d. 69 2 Notes, English Church, n. d. 69 3 Laud, Notes and Sermons, n. d. 69 4 Puritanism Articles with Notes, n. d. 69 5 Puritanism Articles with Notes, n. d. 69 6 Puritanism Articles with Notes, 1970 69 7 Notes on Art, n. d. 70 1 New Testament Gospels, Hays, n. d. 70 2 New Testament Galatians/Romans, n. d. 70 3 Old Testament Exegesis, n. d. 70 4 Theology, Systematic, n. d. 70 5 Historical Theology, Augustine, n. d. 70 6 Historical Theology, History of Doctrine, Roth, n. d. 70 7 Confessions, Roth, n. d. 70 8 Church History, Modern, Roth, n. d. 70 9 Historical Theology, History of Ancient Theology, Gordh, n. d. 70 10 Constructive Theology, Brunner, n. d. 70 11 Dogmatics II, Raun, n. d. 70 12 Dogmatics I, Raun, n. d. 70 13 Philosophy of History, Analytical, Evjen, n. d. 70 14 Historical Theology, The Councils, n. d. 70 15 Historical Theology, Doctrine of the Person of Christ, n. d. 71 1 Luther, Nature of the Church, Raun, n. d. 71 2 Temple, Doctrine of the Church, Sugeno, n. d. 71 3 Church History Survey, McNeil, n. d. 71 4 Church History Survey, Notes, 1948-1949 71 5 Church History Ancient, Hellenistic Culture, Marcus, n. d. 71 6 Transcendentalism and Bushnell, n. d. 71 7 Church History; Religion in America, Survey Notes II, n. d. 71 8 Church History; American/National, Mead, n. d. 71 9 Theology; Historical Modern, Gordh, n. d. 71 10 Religious Thought; Meecham, n. d. 71 11 Bates, The American Faith, n. d. 71 12 Church History; Modern American Lutheran, n. d. 71 13 Marty, Dwight and the Theocratic Ideal, n. d. Folder14: Church Music, History of, n. d. Folder15: Ethics; Raun, Notes, n. d. 71 16 Church History; Ancient, Origins and Backgrounds, n. d. 71 17 Church History; Notes, n. d. 71 18 Medieval Notes, n. d. 72 1 Church History Notes, Reformation, n. d. 72 2 Church History 301, Notes, 1949-1956 72 3 Church History 301; Lectures, n. d. 72 4 Church History, Modern Europe, Notes, n. d. 72 5 Church History, Modern Europe, n. d. 72 6 Church History Notes; Medieval, 1944-1945 72 7 Church History Notes, Reformation, 1941 72 8 Historical Theology Notes, n. d. 72 9 Puritanism, English; Historical Development to 1688, 1954 72 10 Calvin Notes, n. d. 72 11 History Notes, Modern Europe, n. d. 72 12 History; English Survey, n. d. 72 13 New Testament Notes, Hays, n. d. 72 14 New Testament Notes, Epistles, n. d. 72 15 Bibliography Notes, n. d. 72 16 Clipping, 1949 73 1 Comparative Religion Notes, n. d. 73 2 Eastern Philosophy Notes, 1942 73 3 Comparative Theology Notes, n. d. 73 4 Philosophy of History Notes, 1941 73 5 History of Missions Notes, n. d. 73 6 History of Missions Notes, 1938-1943 73 7 Church History, n. d. 73 8 Church History, n. d. 73 9 Church History, n. d. 73 10 Church History, Race Problems, 1950 73 11 Church History, Ecumenical, 1948 73 12 Church Fathers, Notes, n. d. 73 13 Dante Notes, n. d. 73 14 Church History, Slavery, n. d. 73 15 Church History, Bibliographies, n. d. 73 16 Philosophy of History, n. d. 74 1 Theology, Old Testament, 1954 74 2 Theology, Old Testament, n. d. 74 3 Old Testament Notes, n. d. 74 4 British Literature Notes, 1938 74 5 Theology Notes, n. d. 74 6 Church Architecture, n. d. 74 7 Richard Hooker Notes, n. d. 74 8 Sociology Notes, n. d. 74 9 Hebrew Notes, n. d. 74 10 Liturgics Notes, n. d. 74 11 Logic Notes, n. d. 74 12 Theology, New Testament, n. d. 74 13 Greek Notes, n. d. 74 14 American History Notes, n. d. 74 15 Sermons, Notes, n. d. 74 16 Sermons, Notes, n. d. 75 1 Sermons, Pamphlets, 1943-1948 75 2 New Testament Notes, n. d. 75 3 New Testament Notes, 1937 75 4 International Relations Notes, 1942 75 5 British Literature Notes, 1943 75 6 Historical Research, 1943 75 7 American History Notes, n. d. 75 8 Church History Notes, 1943 75 9 Theology and Ethics Notes, 1954 75 10 Ethics and Psychology Notes, 1940-1941 75 11 Theology and Liberalism Notes, 1948 75 12 Twentieth-Century Philosophy, 1940-1941 75 13 Philosophy, Plato, n. d. 75 14 English 101, Notes and Essays, 1939 75 15 American Literature, Essays and Notes, 1937 75 16 Philosophy Outlines, n. d. 75 17 Philosophy, Nineteenth Century, 1942 76 1 History of Christianity, Southern, n. d. 76 2 History of Christianity, Southern, n. d. 76 3 Church History Notes, Jonathan Edwards, n. d. 76 4 Church History American Colonial Thought, n. d. 76 5 Religion in America, 1750-1840, 1947-1949 76 6 Religion in America, 1750-1840, n. d. 76 7 Church History, New England Puritanism, n. d. 76 8 Church History, New England Puritanism, n. d. 76 9 Colonial America, n. d. 76 10 American Church History, 1760-1810, 1949 76 11 Christianity in America, 1860-1918, 1952 76 12 Reformation Notes, 1991 76 13 Religion and Regionalism Notes, 1981 76 14 Barnes, Anti-Slavery Impulse, n. d. 76 15 Religion in America, Book of Mormon Notes, n. d. 76 16 Deism in American Church History, n. d. 76 17 Deism and the Church, n. d. 76 18 Church History, Sources and Methods, n. d. 76 19 Religion in America, 1977 76 20 Roger Williams, n. d. 76 21 Church History, American Colonial, n. d. 76 22 Church History, Bibliography, 1955 77 1 Cherry, New England Puritanism, n. d. 77 2 American Church History, n. d. 77 3 Black Experience Seminar, 1969 77 4 Church History bibliography, n. d. 77 5 Religion and Equality, n. d. 77 6 American Experience, n. d. 77 7 American Religion, Course Materials, n. d. 77 8 Church History, Religion in America, n. d. 77 9 American Church History Survey, n. d. 77 10 Theocracy Notes, n. d. 77 11 America to 1865, n. d. 77 12 Theocratic Ideal, 1954 77 13 Schweitzer, 1944 77 14 Harnack Paper, n.d. 77 15 Carthage College History, Notes, n.d. 77 16 Zoology, Notes and Sketches, 1940 77 17 Carthage College, n.d. 77 18 "The Concept of History," Miscellaneous Notes, n.d. 77 19 Brauer Lecture Notes, 1950s 77 20 Arbaugh, "Ethics Applied," 1941 78 1 Church History 343, Notes 78 2 Book Reviews 78 3 Lectures, n. d. 78 4 Reformation Notes, n. d. 78 5 Millennialism Notes, n. d. 78 6 Radical Puritanism Notes, 1974 78 7 Puritan Notes, n. d. 78 8 Puritan Mysticism, 1981 78 9 Historical Theology, n. d. 78 10 Traynor/Fox Notes, n. d. 78 11 Fox Notes, n. d. 78 12 William Dell Notes, n. d. 78 13 William Dell Notes, 1962 78 14 Radical Puritanism, n. d. 78 15 Mysticism Notes, n. d. 78 16 Puritanism Bibliography, n. d. 78 17 Sterry Notes, n. d. 78 18 Mysticism Notes, n. d. 78 19 Trocltsch, Puritanism Notes, n. d. 78 20 Puritanism, Cope, n. d. 78 21 Puritanism Bibliography, n. d. 78 22 Puritanism, Bibliography, n. d. 79 1 Mysticism Notes, n. d. 79 2 Vane Notes, n. d. 79 3 Puritan Radicalism and Mysticism, n. d. 79 4 Feinberg, n. d. 79 5 Historical Theology, n. d. 79 6 Puritan Mysticism, n. d. 79 7 Puritan Revolution, n. d. 79 8 Mystical Marriage, n. d. 79 9 Rous Notes, n. d. 79 10 Rous and Fox Notes, n. d. 79 11 Puritan Revolution Bibliography, 1957-1959 79 12 Miscellaneous Notes, n. d. 79 13 Theology Historical, n. d. 79 14 English Poets, n. d. 79 15 Church History Bibliography, n. d. 79 16 Puritan Radicalism, n. d. 79 17 Puritan Radicalism Bibliography, 1976 80 1 Puritanism Bibliography, n. d. 80 2 English Puritanism, n. d. 80 3 Puritanism Bibliography, n. d. 80 4 Radical Puritanism, n. d. 80 5 Book Reviews, Slavery, 1974 80 6 Syllabi, Brauer Classes, 1975-1990 80 7 Church History Study Questions, 1950-1956 80 8 Modernity as Temptation, 1978 80 9 Church History Exam Questions, 1954-1984 80 10 History of Christianity Exam Questions, 1978-1984 80 11 Church History Questions, 1946-1947 80 12 May Article with Notes, 1964 80 13 Mead Article with Notes, n. d. 80 14 Church History Bibliographies, n. d. 81 1 Church History Bibliographies, 1967-1969 81 2 Religion in American History Bibliographies, 1970 81 3 Nineteenth-Century Pulpit in America Notes, n. d. 81 4 Demos Workshop Materials, 1974 81 5 Book Reviews, 1949-1950 81 6 Bibliographies, 1983 81 7 American Mesmerism Bibliography, n. d. 81 8 Revivalism Bibliography, n. d. 81 9 United States Revivalism Bibliography, n. d. 81 10 Revivalism Bibliography, n. d. 81 11 Mead Bibliographies, 1966-1977 81 12 Pentecostal Bibliography, n. d. 81 13 Revivalism Bibliography and Notes, n. d. 81 14 Magic Bibliography, 1974 81 15 Revivalism Bibliography, n. d. 81 16 1876 Centennial Notes, n. d. 81 17 New England Puritanism Bibliography, n. d. 81 18 Canadian Church History Bibliography, n. d. 82 1 Religion in America Bibliographies, n. d. 82 2 American Church History Bibliographies, n. d. 82 3 American Urbanism Bibliographies, 1979 82 4 Miscellaneous Bibliographies, n. d. 82 5 Millennialism Bibliographies, n. d. 82 6 American Church History Bibliography, n. d. 82 7 American Church History, Bibliography, n. d. 82 8 Religion in Colonial America Bibliography, n. d. 82 9 Hartford Bibliography, 1951 82 10 Religion in Colonial America Bibliography, n. d. 82 11 Church History in America Notes, n. d. 83 1 Church History, Medieval Notes, n. d. 83 2 Church History, Eastern Orthodox, n. d. 83 3 Eastern Theology Notes, n. d. 83 4 Systematic Theology Outlines, n. d. 83 5 Western Religions Notes, n. d. 83 6 Modern Judaism Notes, 1979-1981 83 7 Bibliographies, 1979-1982 83 8 Religion and Society Notes, 83 9 Church History Bibliographies, n. d. 83 10 Church History, Mead Lecture, n. d. 83 11 Roman Catholicism Notes, n. d. 83 12 Roman Catholicism Notes, n. d. 83 13 Judaism Materials, n. d. 83 14 Religion in Western Culture Notes, n. d. 83 15 Church History, Anabaptism, n. d. 83 16 English Reformation Bibliography, 1982 83 17 Methodology, 1977 83 18 Shirley Jackson Case Notes, 1971 83 19 Medieval Theology, n. d. 83 20 Church History, Medieval, n. d. 84 1 Zen Documents and Notes, 1955-1983 84 2 Revivalism and Music, Bibliography and Notes, n. d. 84 3 Revivalism and Music Notes and Documents, 1983 84 4 Revivalism and Music Notes and Documents, n. d. 84 5 Revelation and Theology Galley, n. d. 84 6 Revelation and Theology Galley, n. d. 85 File cards, research notes, n. d. 86 File cards, research notes, n. d. Series VI: Sermons and Speeches, 1946-1999

Series VI: Sermons and Speeches contains draft copies of sermons and speeches given by Brauer. They include commencement addresses, memorials, and academic lectures.

 87 1 Riedel Sermon, 1947 87 2 "The Mystical Element" 1949 87 3 "Lutheran Theological Education Today" 1950 87 4 Speeches, 1950s 87 5 Thoughts on Sermons, 1951 87 6 Lectures, 1951 87 7 Hamline Lecture, 1955 87 8 Reformation Speech, 1955 87 9 Brauer Television Appearance, 1956 87 10 Miscellaneous Speeches, 1956 87 11 Social Welfare, 1956 87 12 University of Michigan, 1956 87 13 Speeches, 1956 87 14 Education in the USA, 1957 87 15 "Rule of Saints," Techrey Lecture, 1958 87 16 Speeches and Sermons, 1957-1958 87 17 Sermon Notes, 1957-1958 88 1 Knox College, 1957 88 2 Concordia Paper, 1958 88 3 "Education in the Space Age," 1959 88 4 FTF Speeches, 1959 88 5 Seattle Council of Churches, 1959 88 6 Florida Lectures, 1959 88 7 "Marxism," Ohio State, 1959 88 8 Political Thought Notes, 1959 88 9 Detroit, 1959 88 10 Religion Faces the Atomic Age, 1960 88 11 Franklin and Marshall College, 1960 88 12 Ohio Speeches, 1960 88 13 Wabash Center, 1960 88 14 University of New Mexico, 1960 88 15 Speeches, 1960-1965 88 16 Valparaiso Conference, 1961 88 17 National Council of Churches, 1961 88 18 National Council of Churches of Christ, 1962 88 19 Lecture on Laity, 1963 88 20 Gettysburg Lectures, 1963 88 21 Hartwick College, 1963 88 22 Laity Lectures, 1963 88 23 "The Theological Issues," 1963 88 24 "Continuing Problems," 1963 88 25 "Generalities," 1963 89 1 Radiation and Social Ethics, 1963 89 2 Radiation and Social Ethics, 1963 89 3 Radiation and Social Ethics, 1963 89 4 Radiation and Social Ethics, 1963 89 5 Address to Lutheran Colleges, 1963 89 6 Speeches, 1963-1964 89 7 Wagner College, 1967 89 8 Theological Education Speeches, 1967-1968 89 9 LSTC Lecture, 1967 89 10 Speeches and Notes, 1968 89 11 Dialogue with Altizer, 1968 89 12 "Student Revolution," 1968 89 13 Roanoke College, 1968 89 14 Synodical Presidents Conference, 1968 89 15 "Adam in a New Age," 1968 89 16 Jewish Theological Seminary, 1969-1979 89 17 Beth Emet, Sermon, 1969 89 18 Wasau Speech, 1969 90 1 Genetics and Ethics, 1970 90 2 Convocation Address, 1970 90 3 "The Passing of Freedom," 1970 90 4 Findley College, 1972 90 5 Carthage College Address, 1973 90 6 Jewish Center, 1973 90 7 "Changing Role of Religion in Contemporary Culture," 1974 90 8 "Recollection and Vision," 1975 90 9 Armstrong Lectures, 1975 90 10 Kalamazoo College, 1975 90 11 Kalamazoo College, 1975 90 12 Roanoke College, 1975 90 13 AAR, 1975 90 14 AAR, 1975 90 15 Wagner Conference, 1975 90 16 World Hunger Speech, 1975 90 17 Augustana Lutheran Sermon, 1976 90 18 Gettysburg Seminary Speech, 1977 90 19 Perrin Memorial, 1977 90 20 LACUSA Speech, 1977 90 21 Hutchins Memorial, 1977 90 22 Miscellaneous, 1978 90 23 Organization of American Historians, 1978 90 24 Christian Theological Seminary, 1979 90 25 LSTS Lecture, 1979 90 26 "State of the Divinity School," 1979 90 27 Lutheran Speech, 1980 90 28 "Anti-Semitism," 1980 90 29 Carthage Speech, 1980 90 30 "Religion and Public Order in American," 1981 90 31 Columbus Lawyers Group, 1981 90 32 Krauth Lecture, 1983 90 33 Tubingen, 1983-1985 91 1 Theological Conference, 1982 91 2 Green Lake Conference, 1983 91 3 Regionalism Conference, 1984 91 4 "Bishops and Lutherans," 1985 91 5 Hoover Lecture, 1984 91 6 Calvinism Then and Now, 1986-1987 91 7 Faculty Retreat, 1986 91 8 "Religion and Social Change," 1986 91 9 Eliade Memorial, 1986 91 10 Eliade Conference, 1987 91 11 Sermons, 1991 91 12 Kitagawa Memorial, 1992 91 13 Wittenberg Address, 1992 91 14 Brauer Sermons, 1996 91 15 Speeches and Addresses, 1990s 91 16 Convocation, 1993 91 17 Shils Tradition, 1994 91 18 Lutheran World Federation, n. d. 91 19 Jewish Theological Seminary, n. d. 91 20 Fortress Lecture, n. d. 92 1 "Apostolic Woman," n. d. 92 2 Miscellaneous Lectures, n. d. 92 3 Theological Education Speech, n. d. 92 4 "Problem of Life," n. d. 92 5 "Terrain of History," n. d. 92 6 Vikstrom Lecture, n. d. 92 7 Meditation, n. d. 92 8 Second Inaugural Address, n. d. 92 9 Lutheran Sermon, n. d. 92 10 University of Tennessee, n. d. 92 11 Sermon in San Francisco, n. d. 92 12 Detroit, Krumholtz Lectures, n. d. 92 13 Rosie Arndt, n. d. 92 14 "A View Through a Fence," n. d. 92 15 "A Requiem for Ken," n. d. 92 16 Nuveen Lecture, n. d. 92 17 Conference Paper Notes, n. d. 92 18 AHR Response, n. d. 92 19 "A Requiem for Ken," n. d. 92 20 Puritan Piety, n. d. 92 21 "On Universities," n. d. 92 22 Vatican Council, n. d. 92 23 Gerrish Wedding, n. d. 92 24 Janet Lowell Memorial, n. d. 92 25 Justice and Reconciliation Notes, n. d. 92 26 Iowa State Lecture, n. d. 92 27 Canisius Lecture, n. d. 92 28 "Catholics and Lutherans," n. d. 92 29 Speeches on Ministry, n. d. 92 30 Response to Papers, n. d. 92 31 Miscellaneous Speeches, n. d. 92 32 Lowell's Comments, n. d. 92 33 "Requiem for Ken," n. d. 92 34 "Faculty I have Known," n. d. 92 35 "Ecumenicism' n. d. 92 36 "The Modern State and the Church's Responsibility," n. d. 93 1 Sermons, 1949 93 2 Miami University Speech, 1956 93 3 Religious Motivation, 1957 93 4 Published Lectures, 1958 93 5 Commencements, 1957, 1959 93 6 Citizenship, 1958 93 7 Worship Series, 1960 93 8 Suenens, 1964 93 9 Lectures, 1964 93 10 Lutheran Experience, 1976 93 11 Theological Education Speech , 1968 93 12 Passing of Freedom, 1970 93 13 Justice and Reconciliation, 1970 93 14 Carthage Speech, 1973 93 15 Gettysburg Sermon, 1984 93 16 Loechler Meditation, n. d. 93 17 LCA, n. d. 93 18 Atomic Age Speech, n. d. 93 19 Tubingen Speech, n. d. 93 20 Eliade Chair Speech, n. d. 93 21 Miscellaneous Lecture Notes, n. d. 93 22 Notre Dame Address, n. d. Series VII: Paul Tillich (1886-1965), 1954-1994

Series VII contains personal and professional correspondence between Brauer and Paul and Hannah Tillich as well as secondary materials relating to Tillich including published essays, reviews, and clippings. The Series also includes draft copies of Paul Tillich's diaries later published as My Travel Diary, 1936: Between Two Worlds (1970). Brauer edited the diary for publication and provided an introduction. The diary was one of several memorial projects Brauer worked on after Tillich's death in 1965.

Paul Tillich was born in Germany in 1886. A philosopher and theologian, Tillich was dismissed from his position as professor of philosophy at University of Frankfurt after Hitler came to power in 1933. Tillich fled to the United States where he became Visiting Professor of Philosophy of Religion at Union Theological Seminary, he went on to serve as Associate Professor of Philosophical Theology (1937-1940, and Professor (1937-1955). When Brauer was an instructor at Union Theological Seminary from 1948 to 1950 he worked as assistant to Tillich. In 1962, Brauer was instrumental in bringing Tillich to the Divinity School as the Nuveen Professor of Theology. Tillich remained at the University for three years, until his death in 1965. The series documents the strong personal and intellectual ties between the two men.

Additional material correspondence by and about Paul and Hannah Tillich can be found in Series II.

 94 1 Sermons and Articles 94 2 Tillich Notes 94 3 Systematic Theology 1 94 4 Niebuhr Essays 94 5 Syllabi and Book Lists 94 6 List, Works by Tillich 94 7 Pauck Letters on Tillich 94 8 Tillich at Chicago, 1954-1956 94 9 Tillich at Chicago Continued, 1958-1965 94 10 William Dean on Tillich 94 11 Williamson Interview about Tillich 94 12 Brauer Lecture on Tillich, 1959 94 13 Tillich Newsletter, 1992-1996 94 14 Tillich Conference,1975-1976 94 15 Tillich at Chicago Essays, 1978 94 16 Eliade Interview 95 1 Tillich at Chicago with German Translation, n.d. 95 2 Tillich Reviews, 1960s 95 3 Systematic Theology, n.d. 95 4 Arthur Jenz on Tillich, 1983 95 5 Reviews, Paul Tillich; His Life and Thought, 1977 95 6 Tillich Diary, Correspondence and Proofs, 1968-1969 95 7 Tillich, 1966 95 8 Tillich Diary, Notes, n.d. 95 9 Memorials, 1965 95 10 Mysticism, n.d. 95 11 Between Two Worlds, Draft, n.d. 95 12 Between Two Worlds, Corrections, n.d. 96 1 Kucheman on Tillich, 1972 96 2 Tillich Chair, 1971 96 3 Brauer to H.T., 1973 96 4 The Future of Religion, 1964-1966 96 5 Proposed Memorial, Udume, 1962-1966 96 6 Diary Publication, Correspondence, 1964-1969 96 7 Diary Publication, Correspondence, 1964-1969 96 8 Tillich Articles1966-1982 96 9 Lippencott, Tillich Publication, 1969-1970 96 10 Proposed Anthology, 1965-1966 96 11 German Diary, 1968 96 12 Tillich Portrait, 1968 96 13 Correspondence on Tillich, n.d. 96 14 Tillich, Intro to Diary 96 15 Paul Oppenheim corrections to Diary 96 16 Tillich, Perspectives, 1967-1969 97 1 Tillich, Diary Footnotes 97 2 Tillich, Memorial 97 3 Hannah Tillich, Correspondence 97 4 H.T., 1980s 97 5 H.T., Notes on India 97 6 H.T., Memoirs 97 7 Tillich, Clippings 97 8 Criterion 97 9 Correspondence, Criterion 97 10 Tillich/Criterion Correspondence 97 11 Future of Religions 97 12 Tillich Family Correspondence 97 13 Tillich Memorial 98 1 Correspondence, Liz 98 2 Tillich, Sympathy and Tribute 98 3 Final Tillich Lecture 98 4 Memorials, Miscellaneous 98 5 Tillich Memorial Park 98 6 Tillich Writings, Miscellaneous 98 7 Tillich Historical Theology 98 8 Tillich/McNeill Course Materials 98 9 Tillich, "My Belief in Faith" 98 10 Theology Notes 98 11 Historical Theology Notes 98 12 "Systematic Theology," Tillich Outlines 99 1 Systematic Theology Outlines Continued 99 2 Systematic Theology 99 3 Clipping (german) 99 4 Correspondence and Essays 99 5 List of Lectures 99 6 Tillich Sermon, "Loneliness and Solitude" 99 7 Time Magazine, 1959, 1965 99 8 Tillich Diary 99 9 Tillich Diary 99 10 Tillich Diary 99 11 Tillich Diary Series VIII: Groups and Organizations, 1956-1991

Series VIII documents Brauer's involvement with various academic, religious and civic groups. The Series is divided into eight subseries: 1. Council on Religion and International Affairs, 2. American Society for Church History, 3. National Council of Churches of Christ, 4. Center for the Study of Religious Institutions, 5. Board of Theological Education, 6. International House of the University of Chicago. Subseries 8 includes materials related to Brauer's work as a consultant for New York State.

Subseries 1: Council on Religion and International Affairs (CRIA), documents Brauer's involvement with the organization. CRIA (now know as the Carnegie Council on Ethics and International Affairs) was founded in 1914 by Andrew Carnegie with a mission to promote world peace through research and education in Ethics and international affairs. The series contains reports and proposals as well as administrative correspondence and minutes.

Subseries 2: American Society for Church History, contains materials relating to the American Society of Church History as well as it's journal Church History. The Society was founded in 1888 to promote scholarly exploration in the history of religion. Brauer was a member of the Society throughout his academic career and served as president in 1960. Brauer was also co-editor of Church History from 1963-1998. The series consists primarily of reports and correspondence relating to Church History.

Subseries 3: National Council of Churches of Christ includes reports and correspondence relating to the NCCC, a Protestant ecumenical organization formed in 1950. The series contains reports, correspondence, and miscellaneous materials about the organization.

Subseries 4: Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions (CSDI) contains material about Brauer's participation in the organization. CSDI began in 1954 as the Fund for the Republic, a group founded by former University of Chicago president Robert Maynard Hutchins. The Center was founded in response to concerns about abuses of civil liberties in the United States. In subsequent decades the CSDI went on to examine a variety of contemporary social issues. Brauer was a visiting fellow at the CSDI in 1972 and again in 1974. The subseries includes papers given at the center by Brauer and others, as well as Brauer's notes and correspondence.

Subseries 5: Board for Theological Education. BTE was an organization designed to oversee the development of Lutheran theological seminaries in the United States and more broadly, the overall development of postsecondary theological and religious training in the United States. BTE was affiliated with the United Lutheran Church in America. The series is made up primarily of administrative materials, correspondence, reports, and minutes.

Subseries 6: International House, contains materials relating to International House of Chicago. International House was found by John D. Rockefeller, Jr. in 1932 with a mission to promote cross-cultural understanding and friendship among students and scholars. The series contains correspondence, administrative materials related to Brauer's service on the International House board, and information about a Swedish International House.

Subseries 7: New York State Consultations, Bundy Funds, includes materials from Brauer's work as a consultant for the New York Education Department between 1969 and 1978. New York State passed the Bundy Act in 1968 to provide financial assistance to independent colleges. Brauer's work for the state involved examining the religious teaching and institutional culture at private denominational colleges to ascertain whether they met criteria that prohibited sectarian teaching at schools receiving Bundy monies. The subseries includes Brauer's reports about schools, supplementary materials, and correspondence.

 Subseries 1: Council on Religion and International Affairs 100 1 CRIA, Papers for Group Study 100 2 CRIA, Programmes 100 3 CRIA, Proposals 100 4 CRIA, Publications 100 5 CRIA, Seminars 100 6 CRIA, Staff Evaluations 100 7 CRIA, Washington Consultations 100 8 CRIA, Long Range Planning 100 9 CRIA, Human Rights 100 10 CRIA, Minutes 1976 100 11 CRIA Board Meeting, 1980 101 1 CRIA Speech, 1969 101 2 CRIA Speech, 1973 101 3 CRIA Semi-Annual Meeting, 1968 101 4 CRIA Phone Calls 101 5 CRIA, Budget Materials 101 6 CRIA Minutes, 1979 101 7 CRIA, 1979-1983 101 8 CRIA, Executive Committee Meeting, 1982 101 9 CRIA Program Committee 101 10 CRIA, General 101 11 CRIA, General Continued 102 1 CRIA, 1967-1969 102 2 CRIA Correspondence, 1979 102 3 CRIA, 1979 102 4 CRIA, 1979-1980 102 5 CRIA, 1980-1981 102 6 CRIA, 1980-1981 102 7 CRIA, Johnson Resignation 102 8 CRIA Bylaws 102 9 CRIA Committee, 1981 103 1 CRIA Special Meeting 1974 103 2 CRIA Annual Meeting 1974 103 3 CRIA Annual Meeting 1975 103 4 CRIA Semi-Annual Meeting, 1975 103 5 CRIA Annual Meeting 1976 103 6 CRIA Annual Meeting, 1977 103 7 CRIA Correspondence, 1977-1994 103 8 Conference on Ethics and Foreign Policy, 1977 103 9 CRIA Correspondence, 1978 103 10 CRIA Ad Hoc Committee 103 11 CRIA, 60th Anniversary Convocation 104 1 CRIA Executive Committee 104 2 CRIA Executive and Investment Committees 104 3 CRIA Human Resources Committee 104 4 CRIA Personnel Committee 104 5 CRIA Program Committee 104 6 CRIA Biographical Sketches 104 7 CRIA 1979 104 8 CRIA Presidential Search 104 9 CRIA Budgets and Finance 104 10 CRIA Worldview 104 11 CRIA Meeting Minutes, 1969 104 12 CRIA Correspondence 1981 104 13 CRIA, Conversations Subseries 2: American Society for Church History 105 1 American Society of Church History-Constitution 105 2 Reorganization and Policy Committee, 1950-1955 105 3 ASCH, 1960 105 4 Church History, Order and Organization Survey, 1965-1968 105 5 Church History, Order and Organization Survey Continued 105 6 Church History, Order and Organization, Notes and Correspondence 105 7 ASCH, 1970 105 8 ASCH, 1978-1979 105 9 Church History, Controversy 105 10 ASCH, Annual Reports Subseries 3: National Council of Churches of Christ 106 1 ASCH, 1977 106 2 ASCH, 1983 106 3 Church History, 1994-1996 106 4 NCC, Faith and Order Report 106 5 NCC, 1956-1969 106 6 NCC, 1957 106 7 NCC, 1958-1959 106 8 NCC, 1959-1961 106 9 NCC, 1960 106 10 NCC, 1960-1967 106 11 NCC, 1960-1970 106 12 NCC, 1961 106 13 NCC, 1961 107 1 NCC, 1962 107 2 NCC, 1962 107 3 NCC, 1962-1964 107 4 NCC, 1963 107 5 NCC, 1964 107 6 NCC, 1964 107 7 NCC, 1964-1965 107 8 NCC, 1965 107 9 NCC, 1965 107 10 NCC, 1966-1967 107 11 NCC, 1968 107 12 NCC, 1970 Subseries 4: Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions 108 1 CSDI, Santa Barbara Conference on Judaism Notes, 1974 108 2 Santa Barbara Discussion Transcripts 108 3 Santa Barbara Continued 108 4 CSDI, Correspondence 108 5 Changing Role of Religion, Transcripts and Correspondence 108 6 Hasidism Articles 108 7 Santa Barbara Conference Papers and Notes 108 8 Santa Barbara Conference Notes 108 9 Religion in Modern Society 109 1 Gershom Scholem, Conference Paper 109 2 Rockefeller Report on Santa Barbara 109 3 Religion and Modernity 109 4 CSDI, Papers 109 5 Correspondence, 1970-1972 109 6 CSDI, Ashmore Paper 109 7 CSDI, Borgese Paper 109 8 Barbara Donogan Paper 109 9 Comfort, "The Human Context" 109 10 CSDI, Tyler Correspondence 109 11 CSDI, Ritchie Calder 109 12 CSDI, Miscellaneous Papers 109 13 CSDI, Miscellaneous 110 1 CSDI, Social Futures Relating to Health Care 110 2 CSDI, Second Development Decade Conference 110 3 CSDI, Technology, Development and Values Conference 110 4 CSDI, Changing Role of Religion Correspondence, 1974 110 5 CSDI, Changing Role of Religion Conference 110 6 CSDI, Myrdal, Gunnar, Alva 110 7 CSDI, Miscellaneous 110 8 CSDI, Correspondence, 1974 110 9 CSDI, Correspondence, 1975 110 10 CSDI, Ethnicity and Historical Consciousness Subseries 5: Board of Theological Education 111 1 BTE, 1956-1969 111 2 Board of Theological Education (BTE) Correspondence, 1966 111 3 Philadelphia/Gettysburg Proposal, 1970 111 4 BTE, 1972 111 5 Michael Wyschograd 111 6 BTE, Reports, 1969-1970 111 7 Minutes and Agendas, 1968-1971 111 8 BTE Correspondence, 1968-1969 111 9 BTE; A Proposal, 1969 112 1 BTE, 1969-1970 112 2 Hamma School of Theology 112 3 BTE Minutes, March 1971 112 4 Christian Century, Theological Education 112 5 BTE Report, 1969 112 6 BTE, Sheneman 112 7 BTE, Proposal Subseries 6: International House 113 1 I-House, Minutes and Correspondence 1960s 113 2 I-House, Miscellaneous, 1960s 113 3 I-House, Board of Governors 1966 113 4 I-House, Board of Governors 1967 113 5 International House, 1968 113 6 I-House, 1970s 113 7 I-House, 1979-1991 113 8 Swedish Institute 113 9 Swedish Report Subseries 7: New York State Consultations (NYSC), Bundy Funds 114 1 NCA Report 114 2 NYSC Visits, Correspondence 114 3 New York Reports 114 4 New York State Education Department Consultations 114 5 NYV, General, Constitutional Eligibility 114 6 Published Reports 114 7 North Central, Evaluation Materials 114 8 University of Iowa 114 9 University of Virginia 114 10 Accreditation, Edens Theological Seminary 114 11 Accreditation, Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary 114 12 Evaluation, Department of Religion University of Iowa 115 1 Canisius College 115 2 College of Saint Rose 115 3 College of White Plains 115 4 NYSC, Colgate Rochester Divinity/Drew Theological 115 5 NYSC, Colgate Rochester Divinity 115 6 Dominican College, 1974 115 7 Drew University, 1973-1976 115 8 Drew University, 1974 115 9 NYSC, D'Youville College, 1973 115 10 NYSC, Fordham, 1970 115 11 Fordham, Syllabi and Examinations, 1969-1970 115 12 Fordham, Graduate Institute of Religious Education, 1969 116 1 Fordham, General Materials 116 2 Fordham, Course Guide, 1969-1970 116 3 Fordham, student exams, 1970 116 4 Fordham, Faculty Publications 116 5 Fordham, Biographical Data 116 6 Fordham, M.A. Philosophy Comps, 1967 116 7 Fordham, Ph.D. Philosophy Comps, n. d. 116 8 Fordham, Faculty, 1967-1970 116 9 Fordham, Faculty Continued 116 10 Fordham, Faculty Data, 1969-1970 116 11 Fordham, Course Evaluations, 1969 116 12 Fordham, Syllabi and Exams, 1969-1970 117 1 Hilbert College, 1976-1977 117 2 Hilbert College, 1976-1977 117 3 Hilbert College, 1976-1977 117 4 Iona College, 1973 117 5 Jewish Theological Seminary, 1973-1981 117 6 Knox College, 1988 117 7 Ladycliff College, 1973 117 8 Manhattanville College, 1970 117 9 Manhattanville College, Constitutional Eligibility, 1970 117 10 Manhattanville College, Miscellaneous, 1969-1970 118 1 Manhattanville College, Religion Department, 1968 118 2 Manhattanville College, Religion Department, 1968 118 3 Mahattanville, Interdisciplinary Studies, 1969 118 4 Manhattanville, Philosophy Department, 1968 118 5 Manhattanville, Philosophy Department, 1968 118 6 Manhattanville College, Brady Memorial Library, 1968 118 7 Manhattanville College, Brady Memorial Library, 1968 119 Folder1: Mahattanville, Interdisciplinary Studies, 1969 119 2 Medaille College, n. d. 119 3 Medaille College, n. d. 119 4 Mercy College, 1971 119 5 Mercy College, 1970 119 6 Mercy College, 1970-1971 119 7 Mercy College Exhibit, n. d. 119 8 Mount Saint Mary, 1972 119 9 Mount Saint Vincent, 1974 120 1 Nazareth College, 1969-1971 120 2 Nazareth College, Department of Philosophy, 1971 120 3 Nazareth College, Faculty Selection, 1970 120 4 Nazareth College, Examinations, 1969-1970 120 5 Nazareth College, Course Outlines, n. d. 120 6 Nazareth College, Correspondence, 1971-1972 120 7 North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, n. d 120 8 Saint Bonaventure University, Syllabi, n. d. 120 9 Saint Bonaventure University, Syllabi, n. d. 120 10 Saint Bonaventure University, Report, n. d. 120 11 Saint Bonaventure University, 1974-1975 121 1 Saint Bonaventure University, Report Draft, n. d. 121 2 Saint Bonaventure University, Examinations, n. d. 121 3 Saint Bonaventure University, Syllabi, n. d. 121 4 Saint Francis, Report and Correspondence, 1972 121 5 Saint John Fisher College, Report and Correspondence, 1969 121 6 Saint John Fisher College, Report and Correspondence, 1970 121 7 Saint John Fisher College, Syllabi, 1970 121 8 Saint John Fisher College, Catalogue, 1970-1971 121 9 Saint John Fisher College, Examinations, 1967-1970 121 10 Saint John Fisher College, Faculty Data, n. d. 121 11 Saint Joseph's College, 1973 122 1 Saint Rose College, Report and Correspondence, 1972 122 2 Saint Thomas Aquinas College, 1972 122 3 Seaton College, n. d. 122 4 Touro College, 1976 122 5 Wagner College, Report, n. d 122 6 Wagner College, Syllabi, 1969-1971 122 7 Wagner College, Correspondence, 1971 122 8 Villa Maria College, 1976 122 9 Yeshiva University, 1967-1971 122 10 Yeshiva University, 1970 122 11 Yeshiva University, 197 Series IX: Writings, 1928-1997

Series IX: Writings, is made up of published and unpublished work by Brauer and others. The collection also includes a small amount of correspondence about various book projects. The series includes two subseries, 1. Book Projects and Publishers and 2. Articles and Off-prints. Subseries 1 contains drafts and correspondence about The Chicago School Reader, The Westminster Dictionary of Church History, John Nuveen: A Life in Service, and The Lively Experiment Continued, The Chicago Encyclopedia of Religion, Protestantism in America

Subseries 2, contains copies of published articles and off-prints written by Brauer and others.

 Subseries 1: Book Projects and Publishers 123 1 Chicago School Reader Correspondence, 1991-1997 123 2 Reader, Gilpin Draft 123 3 Reader, Inbody Draft 123 4 Reader, Murray 123 5 Reader, Greenfield 123 6 Reader, Draft Essays 123 7 Reader, Draft Essays 123 8 Reader, Draft Essays 123 9 Reader, Draft Essays 123 10 Reader, Draft Essays 124 1 Westminster Press, Westminster Dictionary of Church History, Correspondence, 1958-1962 124 2 Westminster, Correspondence, 1960-1974 124 3 Westminster Correspondence, 1963-1966 124 4 Westminster Correspondence, 1966-1967 124 5 Westminster Correspondence, 1967-1969 124 6 Westminster Corrections, 1959 124 7 Westminster Galleys, Meacham, 1953 124 8 Reviews, Westminster Dictionary 124 9 Church History Articles 124 10 Church History Articles 125 1 John Nuveen; Life in Service, Draft, n. d. 125 2 Draft Continued 125 3 John Nuveen; Life in Service 125 4 Nuveen Photographs, n. d. 125 5 Nuveen Project Correspondence, 1993 125 6 Mead Festschrift Project, 1986 125 7 Mead Festschrift Project, 1978-1986 125 8 Mead Festschrift Project, n. d. 125 9 Mead Festschrift Project, n. d. 126 1 Essays in Divinity, Correspondence, 1966-1967 126 2 Essays in Divinity, Reviews and Drafts, 1967-1968 126 3 Essays in Divinity, Correspondence, 1968-1969 126 4 Essays in Divinity, Correspondence, 1968-1969 126 5 Essays in Divinity, Correspondence, 1969 126 6 Essays in Divinity, Reviews, 1969 126 7 Galleys, The Impact of the Church, n. d. 126 8 Galleys, The Impact of the Church, n. d. 126 9 Toulouse Abingdon Project, n. d. 126 10 Carleson Publishing, 1992-1998 126 11 Chicago Dissertations Series, 1989-1990 126 12 Bibfeldt Biography, Correspondence, 1983 126 13 Publishing, 1966-1968 127 1 Harper and Row, Correspondence, 1960-1962 127 2 Harper and Row, Correspondence, 1961-1976 127 3 Chicago Encyclopedia of Religion, Proposal, n. d. 127 4 CER, Meeting Materials, n. d. 127 5 CER, Pullman Foundation, 1965-1966 127 6 CER, German Grant, 1965 127 7 CER, German Grant, 1965 127 8 CER, Correspondence, 1966-1974 127 9 CER, Gilkey Correspondence, 1973 127 10 CER, Lilly Endowment, 1973-1977 127 11 CER, Budget, n. d 127 12 CER, Budget and Procedure, 1970 127 13 CER, MacMillian, 1983 128 1 CER, Correspondence, 1960-1970 128 2 CER, Correspondence, 1967-1970 128 3 CER, Correspondence, 1972-1987 128 4 CER, Description and Correspondence, 1973-1985 128 5 CER, Entries, 1960-1969 128 6 CER, Entries, n. d. [Includes dictabelt recordings] 128 7 CER and Catholic Theological Encyclopedia, 1970-1989 128 8 CER, Hans Siebeck Correspondence, 1958-1977 128 9 CER, Sub-Editors, 1968-1970 128 10 CER, Consulting Editors, 1970 128 11 CER and Corpus Dictionary of Western Churches, 1969-1970 128 12 CER, Funding Prospects, 1966-1970 128 13 CER, Stone Foundation, 1969-1970 128 14 CER, Potential Employment1967-1970 128 15 CER, Budget, 1968-1970 128 16 CER, Miscellaneous, 1971-1974 128 17 CER and Religion in Geschichte and Gegenwart, 1966 128 18 CER and RGG Translations, 1965-1967 129 1 CER, Style Manual 129 2 CER, Entries and Notes, 1970-1971 129 3 CER, University of Chicago Press, 1966-1968 129 4 CER, Lists of Proposed Entries, 1970 129 5 CER, Lists of Proposed Entries, 1970 129 6 CER, Lists 129 7 CER, Non-biographical Index 129 8 CER, Index 129 9 CER, Index 130 1 CER, Martin Marty List, 1968-1970 130 2 CER, Index 130 3 CER, Index 130 4 Brauer Drafts, Protestantism in America, n. d. 130 5 Brauer Drafts, Protestantism in America, n. d. 130 6 Brauer Drafts, Protestantism in America, n. d. 130 7 Brauer Drafts, Protestantism in America, n. d. 130 8 Brauer Drafts, Protestantism in America, n. d. 130 9 Brauer Drafts, Protestantism in America, n. d. 130 10 Brauer Drafts and Correspondence, Protestantism in America, 1953-1970 131 1 Brauer Correspondence, Protestantism in America, 1951-1954 131 2 History of Religions, Preface, 1959 131 3 Book Reviews of Brauer's Work, 1971-1977 131 4 University of Chicago Press, 1971-1974 131 5 Bill Weaver Memorial, n. d. 131 6 Brauer, "In God We Trust?" n. d. 131 7 Clippings, 1955, 1965 131 8 "The Editor's Bookshelf" n. d. 131 9 Book Review, "Types of Puritan Piety" n. d. 131 10 Miscellaneous Articles, 1954-1994 131 11 Revivalism Drafts, 1981 131 12 Book Review by Brauer, 1948 131 13 Reviews and Correspondence, The Lively Experiment Continued, 1979-1989 131 14 Reviews and Correspondence, 1954-1957 131 15 Book Review, Encyclopedia of American Religious History, n. d. 131 16 Book Reviews, 1969 131 17 Dictionary of American Biography, 1973-1974 131 18 Article, "It's a Question of Quality," Laity Exchange, n. d. 131 19 Carlson Publishing Project, 1990 131 20 Preface on Tillich, n. d. 131 21 Handbook of Christian Theology, miscellaneous, 1990 131 22 Brauer Offprint, "The Christian College" 1958 131 23 Brauer Offprint, "Editor's Preface" n. d. 131 24 Brauer Offprint, "Changing Perspectives on Religion" n. d. 131 25 Brauer Offprint, "In Appreciation of Joseph Sittler" 1974 131 26 Brauer Offprint, "Church and State" 1965 131 27 Brauer Offprint, "Protestantism and Theological Education" n. d. 131 28 Brauer Offprints, "Religious Perspectives on College Teaching" n. d. 131 29 Brauer, "Basic Questions for the Christian Scholar" 1963 Subseries 2: Articles and Offprints 132 1 Notes, n. d. 132 2 Brauer Articles, 1950s 132 3 Brauer Articles, 1950s 132 4 Brauer Articles, 1960s 132 5 Brauer Articles, 1960s 132 6 Brauer Articles, 1970s 132 7 Brauer Articles, 1980s 132 8 Brauer Articles, 1990s 132 9 Brauer Articles, n. d. 132 10 Offprints by Others, 1930s-1950s 133 1 Brauer Articles and Off-prints, 1950s 133 2 Brauer Articles and Off-prints, 1950s 133 3 Brauer Articles and Off-prints, 1960s 133 4 Brauer Articles and Off-prints, 1960s 133 5 Brauer Articles and Off-prints, 1970s 133 6 Articles and Off-prints by Others, n. d. 133 7 Articles and Off-prints by Others, 1940s 133 8 Articles and Off-prints by Others, 1927 134 1 Off-prints and Articles, 1950s 134 2 Off-prints and Articles, 1950s 134 3 Off-prints and Articles, 1950s 134 4 Off-prints and Articles, 1960s 134 5 Off-prints and Articles, 1960s 134 6 Off-prints and Articles, 1960s 135 1 Off-prints and Articles, 1960s 135 2 Off-prints and Articles, 1960s 135 3 Off-prints and Articles, 1960s 136 1 Off-prints and Articles, 1960s 136 2 Off-prints and Articles, 1970s 136 3 Off-prints and Articles, 1970s 137 1 Off-prints and Articles, 1970s 137 2 Off-prints and Articles, 1970s 137 3 Off-prints and Articles, 1980s 138 1 Articles, 1980s 138 2 Articles, 1980s 138 3 Articles, 1990s 138 4 Off-prints, 1990s 138 5 Off-prints, 1990s 138 6 Off-prints, n. d. 139 1 Articles and Off-prints, 1920-1949 139 2 Articles and Off-prints, 1950s 139 3 Articles and Off-prints, 1970s 139 4 Articles and Off-prints, 1970s 139 5 Articles and Off-prints, 1980s 139 6 Articles and Off-prints, 1990s 139 7 Articles and Off-prints, n. d. 139 8 Articles and Off-prints, n. d. 140 1 Articles and Off-prints, n. d. 140 2 Articles and Off-prints, n. d. 140 3 Articles and Off-prints, n. d. 140 4 Articles and Off-prints, n. d. 140 5 Articles and Off-prints, n. d. 140 6 Off-prints, n. d. 140 7 Seminarian, 1951-1952 140 8 Clippings, 1960s 140 9 Clippings, 1960s 140 10 Newsletters, 1950-1960s Series X: Restricted, 1925-1999

Series X: Restricted contains four subseries. Subseries 1: Restricted Recent Correspondence is restricted until 2020. Subseries 2: Restricted Financial Records is restricted until 2019. Subseries 3 Restricted Student and Faculty Material contains materials that are indefinitely restricted. Subseries 4: Restricted Audio and Visual Materials contains items that are indefinably restricted due to its physical condition or need for Special Equipment.

 Subseries 1: Restricted Recent Correspondence 141 1 I-House Board, 1980 141 2 I-House Report, 1981 141 3 I-House Venezuelan Friends, 1989 141 4 I-House Financial Reports, 1985 141 5 I-House Araujo, 1982 141 6 I-House, Levi, 1988 141 7 I-House, Japan, 1991 141 8 I-House, 1990 141 9 I-House Board, 1990-1991 141 10 I-House, 1980s 141 11 I-House, 1990s 142 1 I-House, Kubert, 1974 142 2 I-House, Pearson, 1984 142 3 I-House, Security Department, 1985 142 4 I-House, Correspondence, 1991 142 5 I-House Board, Correspondence, 1985 142 6 I-House, Board Meeting, 1985 142 7 I-House Board, Housing, 1985 142 8 I-House Board, 1989 142 9 I-House Board, 1989 142 10 I-House, 1998 142 11 I-House, USA/USSR Conference, 1984-1985 142 12 I-House, Alumni, 1985 142 13 I-House, Development, 1984-1985 142 14 I-House Director, 1984-1985 142 15 I-House, Festival of Nations, 1985 142 16 I-House, Berkeley, 1984-1985 142 17 I-House, Philadelphia, 1983-1988 142 18 I-House, 5-Year Program, 1984 142 19 I-House Executive Correspondence, 1981-1982 142 20 I-House, General Service, 1985 142 21 I-House, Fellowship, 1984-1985 143 1 Correspondence, 1977-1997 143 2 Correspondence, 1976-1986 143 3 Correspondence, 1959-1978 143 4 Correspondence, n.d. 143 5 Correspondence, 1975-1978 143 6 Correspondence, 1975 143 7 Correspondence, 1982 143 8 Correspondence, 1978-1994 143 9 Correspondence, 1970-1997 144 1 Correspondence, 1993-1994 144 2 Correspondence, 1984 144 3 Correspondence, 1977-1983 144 4 Correspondence, 1969-1979 144 5 Correspondence, 1979-1986 144 6 Correspondence, 1973-1977 144 7 Correspondence, 1975-1978 144 8 Correspondence, 1966-1968 144 9 Correspondence, 1980 144 10 Correspondence, 1979-1981 144 11 Correspondence, 1970-1996 145 1 Correspondence, 1983-1998 145 2 Correspondence, 1970-1996 145 3 Correspondence, 1978-1991 145 4 Correspondence, 1970-1981 145 5 Correspondence, 1975-1976 145 6 Correspondence, 1979 145 7 Correspondence, 1994-1996 145 8 Correspondence, 1977-1980 145 9 Correspondence, 1970-1996 145 10 Correspondence, 1970-1998 146 1 Correspondence, 1969-1996 146 2 Correspondence, 1970-1997 146 3 Correspondence, 1975-1981 146 4 Correspondence, 1978 146 5 Correspondence, 1976-1982 146 6 Correspondence, 1973-1998 146 7 Correspondence, 1965-1997 146 8 Correspondence, 1970-1997 147 1 Correspondence, 1970 147 2 Correspondence, 1973-1980 147 3 Correspondence, 1972 147 4 Correspondence, 1953-1998 147 5 Correspondence, 1979-1998 147 6 Correspondence, 1970-1993 147 7 Correspondence, 1967-1982 147 8 Correspondence, 1976-1989 147 9 Correspondence, 1967-1995 148 1 Correspondence, 1965-1990 148 2 Correspondence, 1972 148 3 Correspondence, 1977-1997 148 4 Correspondence, 1969-1981 148 5 Correspondence, 1975-1980 148 6 Correspondence, 1966-1981 148 7 Correspondence, 1970-1997 148 8 Correspondence, 1962-1983 148 9 Correspondence, 1968-1970 149 1 Correspondence, 1979-1983 149 2 Correspondence, 1965-1993 149 3 Correspondence, 1975-1998 149 4 Correspondence, 1970-1996 149 5 Correspondence, 1956-1979 149 6 Correspondence, 1957 150 1 Correspondence, 1975-1996 150 2 Correspondence, 1971-1997 150 3 Correspondence, 1970-1978 150 4 Correspondence, 1958-1980 150 5 Correspondence, 1969-1978 150 6 Correspondence, 1977 150 7 Correspondence, 1973-1976 150 8 Correspondence, 1975 150 9 Correspondence, 1970-1995 150 10 Correspondence, 1968-1981 150 11 Correspondence, 1992 151 1 Correspondence, 1959-1998 151 2 Correspondence, 1980 151 3 Correspondence, 1966-1998 151 4 Correspondence, 1973-1997 151 5 Correspondence, 1983-1998 151 6 Correspondence, 1970-1984 151 7 Correspondence, 1949-1956 152 1 Correspondence, 1964-1978 152 2 Correspondence, 1968-1983 152 3 Correspondence, 1970-1998 152 4 Correspondence, 1962-1999 152 5 Correspondence, 1970-1996 152 6 Correspondence, 1953-1981 152 7 Correspondence, 1972-1998 Subseries 2: Restricted Financial Records 153 1 Divinity School, Financial Records, 1968-1969 153 2 Divinity School, Financial Records, 1968-1969 153 3 Divinity School, Financial Records, 1968-1969 153 4 Divinity School, Financial Records, 1968-1969 Subseries 3: Restricted Student and Faculty Materials 154 1 Student Papers, 1950s 154 2 Student Papers, Revivalism, 1979 154 3 Student Papers, Revivalism, 1980s 154 4 Student Papers, Seminar, 1985 154 5 Student Papers, 1980s 154 6 Student Papers, 1980s 154 7 Puritanism Papers, 1980a 155 1 Student Papers, 1990s 155 2 Miscellaneous Student Papers, 1971-1980 155 3 Miscellaneous Student Papers, 1951-1985 155 4 Miscellaneous student Papers, 1968-1984 155 5 Miscellaneous Student Papers, 1973-1984 155 6 Miscellaneous Student Papers, 1977-1997 155 7 Miscellaneous Student Papers, 1969-1997 156 1 Miscellaneous Student Papers, 1968-1984 156 2 Miscellaneous Student Papers, 1984-1993 156 3 Miscellaneous Student Papers, 1993 156 4 Miscellaneous Student Papers, 1977-1998 156 5 Puritanism, Course Records, 1965-1966 156 6 Puritan Revolution Readings, n. d. 156 7 Puritanism Papers, 1975 156 8 Puritanism Papers, 1984 156 9 Theocratic Ideal Papers, n.d. 156 10 Dissertation Proposals, n. d. 156 11 Seminar Papers, 1960 157 1 Seminar Papers, 1960 157 2 Seminar Papers, 1960 157 3 Seminar Papers, 1960 157 4 Seminar Papers, 1960 157 5 Student Papers 1965 157 6 Student Paper with Notes, 1959 157 7 Student Statements for Oral Exams, n. d. 157 8 Student Statements for Oral Exams, n. d. 157 9 Student Statements for Oral Exams, n. d. 157 10 Student Statements for Oral Exams, n. d. 158 1 Student Statements for Oral Exams, 1958, 1967 158 2 Course Grades, 1956 158 3 Language Exams 158 4 Ph. D. Students 158 5 A.M. Ph.D. Committee Petitions, 1959 158 6 A.M. Ph.D. Committee Petitions, 1958 158 7 A.M. Ph.D. Committee, 1957-1958 158 8 A.M. Ph.D. Committee, 1958 158 9 B.D. Students, Correspondence, 1958 158 10 Course Grades, 1957 158 11 Course Grades, 1956 158 12 Course Grades, 1956 158 13 Comprehensive Exam Grades, 1956 158 14 Course Grades, 1956 158 15 Course Grades, 1958 158 16 Student Program Cards, n. d. 158 17 Class Rosters, 1974-1989 158 18 Student Rankings, 1992 158 19 Grade Reports, 1955-1989 158 20 Student Papers and Correspondence, 1977-1996 159 1 Academic Reports, n. d. 159 2 Student Papers, 1978 159 3 Student Papers, 1978 159 4 Student Papers, n.d. 159 5 Student Papers, 1968 159 6 Student Papers, 1959 159 7 Student Papers, n.d. 159 8 Student Papers, n.d. 159 9 Student Papers, 1985 159 10 Student Papers, n.d. 159 11 Student Papers, n.d. 159 12 Student Papers, 1972-1974 159 13 Student Papers, n.d. 159 14 Student Papers, 1982-1983 159 15 Student Papers, n.d. 159 16 Student Papers, 1978 159 17 Student Papers, n.d. 159 18 Student Papers, 1992 159 19 Student Papers, n.d. 159 20 Student Papers, 1992 159 21 Student Papers, 1990 159 22 Student Papers, n.d. 159 23 Student Papers, 1991 160 1 Student Papers, 1970 160 2 Student Papers, 1978 160 3 Student Papers, n.d. 160 4 Student Papers, 1970 160 5 Student Papers, 1975 160 6 Student Papers, 1965 160 7 Student Papers, n.d. 160 8 Student Papers, 1959 160 9 Student Papers, 1970 160 10 Student Papers, 1970 160 11 Student Papers, 1970 160 12 Student Papers, n.d. 160 13 Student Papers, n.d. 160 14 Student Papers, 1970 160 15 Student Papers, n.d. 160 16 Student Papers, 1970 160 17 Student Papers, 1970 160 18 Student Papers, 1970 160 19 Student Papers, 1970 160 20 Student Papers, 1970 160 21 Student Papers, 1970 160 22 Student Papers, 1970 160 23 Student Papers, 1970 160 24 Student Papers, 1973-1976 160 25 Student Papers, 1975 160 26 Student Papers, 1984-1994 160 27 Student Correspondence, 1970-1978 161 1 Student Papers, 1973 161 2 Student Papers, n.d. 161 3 Student Papers, 1976 161 4 Student Papers, 1976 161 5 Student Papers, n.d. 161 6 Student Papers, n.d. 161 7 Student Papers, n.d. 161 8 Student Papers, 1971-1972 161 9 Student Papers, n.d. 161 10 Student Papers, 1976 161 11 Student Papers, 1974 162 1 Student Papers, n.d. 162 2 Student Papers, 1991 162 3 Student Papers, 1989-1990 162 4 Student Papers, n.d. 162 5 Student Papers, 1993 162 6 Student Papers, 1992 162 7 Student Papers, 1991-1993 162 8 Student Papers, 1964 162 9 Student Papers, n.d. 162 10 Student Papers, n.d. 162 11 Student Papers, n.d. 162 12 Student Papers, n.d. 163 1 Student Papers, 1978 163 2 Student Papers, n.d. 163 3 Student Papers, 1978 163 4 Student Papers, 1972 163 5 Student Papers, n.d. 163 6 Student Papers, 1976 163 7 Student Papers, 1978 163 8 Student Papers, 1997 163 9 Student Papers, 1997 163 10 Student Papers, 1997 163 11 Student Papers, 1996 163 12 Student Papers, n.d. 163 13 Student Papers, 1992 163 14 Student Papers, 1992 163 15 Student Papers, 1989-1990 163 16 Student Papers, n.d. 163 17 Student Papers, 1981 164 1 Student Papers, n.d. 164 2 Student Papers, n.d. 164 3 Student Papers, 1981 164 4 Student Papers, 1975 164 5 Student Papers, 1975 164 6 Student Papers, 1975 164 7 Student Papers, 1975 164 8 Student Papers, 1968-1976 164 9 Student Papers, 1970 164 10 Student Papers, 1958 164 11 Student Papers, 1952-1953 164 12 Student Papers, 1966 164 13 Student Papers, 1974 164 14 Student Papers, 1955 164 15 Student Papers, 1974 164 16 Student Papers, 1975 165 1 Student Papers, 1965-1967 165 2 Student Papers, 1976-1979 165 3 Student Papers, 1959 165 4 Student Papers, n.d. 165 5 Student Papers, 1952-1953 165 6 Recommendations A-B, 1981-1998 165 7 Recommendations A-B, 1981-1998 165 8 Recommendations C, 1980-1998 165 9 Recommendations C, 1981-1998 166 1 Recommendations D, 1978-1994 166 2 Recommendations E-F, 1981-1996 166 3 Recommendations G-H, 1975-1998 166 4 Recommendations I-K, 1980-1996 166 5 Recommendations L-M, 1975-1997 166 6 Recommendations P-R, 1980-1995 166 7 Recommendations S, 1981-1998 166 8 Recommendations T, 1982-1996 166 9 Recommendations U-Z, 1978-1999 167 1 Correspondence A, 1988 167 2 Correspondence A, n.d. 167 3 Correspondence A, 1973-1978 167 4 Correspondence A, 1986-1987 167 5 Correspondence B, 1977-1980 167 6 Correspondence B, 1976-1982 167 7 Correspondence B, 1969-1981 167 8 Correspondence B, 1977-1998 167 9 Correspondence B, 1974-1977 167 10 Correspondence B, n.d. 167 11 Correspondence B, 1980 167 12 Correspondence B, 1986 167 13 Correspondence B, 1970-1977 167 14 Correspondence B, 1970-1976 167 15 Correspondence B, 1958-1959 167 16 Correspondence C, 1985-1986 167 17 Correspondence C, 1975 167 18 Correspondence C, 1986-1987 167 19 Correspondence C, 1967-1999 167 20 Correspondence C, 1988-1991 167 21 Correspondence C, 1980-1981 167 22 Correspondence C, 1958 167 23 Correspondence C, 1970-1997 167 24 Correspondence D, 1971-1982 167 25 Correspondence D, 1958 168 1 Correspondence E, 1951-1955 168 2 Correspondence E, 1944-1954 168 3 Correspondence E, 1939-1954 168 4 Correspondence F, 1956-1959 168 5 Correspondence F, 1949-1950 168 6 Correspondence F, 1958 168 7 Correspondence F, 1955-1957 168 8 Correspondence F, 1956-1958 168 9 Correspondence F, 1955-1957 168 10 Correspondence F, 1956 168 11 Correspondence F, 1954-1958 168 12 Correspondence F, 1956 168 13 Correspondence F, 1957-1959 168 14 Correspondence F, 1975-1990 168 15 Correspondence F, 1971-1994 169 1 Correspondence F, 1985 169 2 Correspondence G, 1984-1990 169 3 Correspondence G-H, 1967-1994 169 4 Correspondence H, 1957 169 5 Correspondence H, n.d. 169 6 Correspondence L-M, 1969-1998 169 7 Correspondence M, 1958 169 8 Correspondence M, 1958 169 9 Correspondence M, 1964 169 10 Correspondence P, 1949 169 11 Correspondence R, 1980-1982 169 12 Correspondence R, 1969-1997 169 13 Correspondence R, 1960-1968 169 14 Correspondence R, 1961-1966 169 15 Correspondence R, 1961-1968 170 1 Correspondence R, 1957-1958 170 2 Correspondence R, 1968-1991 170 3 Correspondence R, 1959-1963 170 4 Correspondence R, 1975-1992 170 5 Correspondence R, 1962-1993 170 6 Correspondence R, 1965-1969 170 7 Correspondence R, 1970-1990 170 8 Correspondence R, 1967-1993 170 9 Correspondence R, 1963-1999 170 10 Correspondence R, 1984 171 1 Correspondence S, 1970-1981 171 2 Correspondence T, 1970-1996 171 3 Correspondence U-Z, 1969-1997 171 4 Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1952-1994 171 5 Correspondence, 1971-1987 171 6 Correspondence, 1970-1998 171 7 Correspondence, 1993 171 8 Correspondence, 1986-1996 171 9 Correspondence, 1980-1995 171 10 Correspondence, 1974-1998 171 11 Correspondence, 1967-1997 171 12 Correspondence, 1969-1991 172 1 Correspondence, 1955-1998 172 2 Correspondence, 1971-1995 172 3 Correspondence, 1969-1981 172 4 Correspondence, 1969-1993 172 5 Correspondence, 1970-1994 172 6 Correspondence, 1969-1992 172 7 Correspondence, 1980-1986 172 8 Correspondence, 1954-1994 173 1 Faculty, Alderton, 1944-1953 173 2 Faculty, Ames, 1945 173 3 Faculty, Baker, 1939-1947 173 4 Faculty, Barnett, 1932-1951 173 5 Faculty, Becker, 1951-1953 173 6 Faculty, Chave, 1943-1961 173 7 Faculty, Chave, 1938-1948 173 8 Faculty, Colwell, 1938-1954 173 9 Faculty, Deems, 1943-1954 173 10 Faculty, Eastman, 1943-1955 173 11 Faculty, Edwards, 1940-1954 173 12 Faculty, Feigin, 1943-1945 173 13 Faculty, Garrison, 1925-1943 173 14 Faculty, Gilkey, 1938-1947 173 15 Faculty, Gordh, 1938-1953 174 1 Faculty, Graham, 1937-1941 174 2 Faculty, Hartshorne, 1938-1955 174 3 Faculty, Haydon, 1939-1949 174 4 Faculty, Hoffman, 1944-1951 174 5 Faculty, Holman, 1940-1968 174 6 Faculty, Holman, 1940-1968 174 7 Faculty, Holt, 1925-1942 174 8 Faculty, Hudson, 1944-1949 174 9 Faculty, Hyatt, 1943 174 10 Faculty, Irwin, 1941-1951 174 11 Faculty, Jacobsen, 1948 174 12 Faculty, Kincheloe, 1942-1955 174 13 Faculty, Knox, 1938-1949 174 14 Faculty, Lyttle, 1943-1949 174 15 Faculty, Marcus, 1943-1957 174 16 Faculty, Marcus, 1943-1957 174 17 Faculty, McNeil, 1941-1950 174 18 Faculty, Mead, 1940 174 19 Faculty, Mullenburg, 1943-1952 174 20 Faculty, Neal, 1943-1952 175 1 Faculty, Palmer, 1943-1945 175 2 Faculty, Parvis, 1944-1955 175 3 Faculty, Riddle, 1938-1943 175 4 Faculty, Rist, 1943-1944 175 5 Faculty, Robbins, 1944-1955 175 6 Faculty, Schubert, 1946-1949 175 7 Faculty, Spinka, 1925-1943 175 8 Faculty, Shepherd, 1938-1943 175 9 Faculty, Smith, 1938-1940 175 10 Faculty, Snow, 1943-1944 175 11 Faculty, Sprengling, 1938 175 12 Faculty, Stinespring, 1943-1944 175 13 Faculty, Thomas, 1942-1944 175 14 Faculty, Tushingham, 1948-1951 175 15 Faculty, Wach, 1945-1955 175 26 Faculty, Wilder, 1943-1954 175 17 Faculty, Wieman, 1943-1953 175 18 Faculty, Williams, 1943-1954 175 19 Faculty, Wilson, 1939-1945 176 1 Faculty, Wright, 1943-1945 176 2 Faculty, Willoughby, 1946-1955 176 3 Faculty, Willoughby, 1941-1945 176 4 Faculty, Willoughby, 1940-1941 176 5 Faculty, Willoughby, 1938-1939 176 6 Faculty, Van Holk, 1954-1956 176 7 Lecturers, Baillie, 1957 176 8 Lecturers, Frankl, 1957 176 9 Lecturers, Jarrett-Kerr, 1956-1957 176 10 Lecturers, Neill, 1956 176 11 Lecturers, Niemoller, 1956 176 12 Lecturers, Sholem, 1957 176 13 Lecturers, Woods, 1958 176 14 Lecturers, Wright, 1958 176 15 Lecturers, Inquires and Notices, 1955-1957 176 16 A.M./PhD Committee, Student Petitions, 1956-1957 176 17 Applications, 1948-1952 176 18 Appointments, Temporary, 1942-1943 176 19 Faculty, Beaver, 1959-1960 176 20 Bennett, Jerald, 1957 176 21 Brauer Contract, 1951-1956 176 22 Student Correspondence, 1957-1958 176 23 Student Correspondence, 1957 176 24 Student Correspondence, n. d. 177 1 Fellowships, 1956-1960 177 2 Lectureship, Haskell Burrows, 1957-1958 177 3 Meadville Theological, Student Materials, 1947-1955 177 4 Positions, Academic, 1958-1959 177 5 Recommendations, 1945-1958 177 6 Rockefeller Brothers Theological Fellowship, 1956-1957 177 7 Rockefeller Brothers Theological Fellowship, 1958 177 8 Religious Education, 1955-1958 177 9 Students, Address List, n. d. 177 10 Student Placement Information, 1958 177 11 Student Lists, 1957-1958 177 12 Student Exams, 1956 177 13 Student Exams, 1958 177 14 Students, Inquires, 1958-1959 177 15 Student Letters of Recommendation, 1955-1958 177 16 Student Progress Sheets, 1951 177 17 Visiting Professors, Prior to 1960 177 18 Visiting Professor Nominations, 1964 178 1 Visiting Professors, 1960-1961 178 2 Visiting Professors, 1962-1963 178 3 Visiting Professors, 1962-1963 178 4 Visiting Professors, 1963-1964 178 5 Visiting Professors, 1964-1965 178 6 Visiting Professors, 1965-1966 178 7 Visiting Professors, 1966-1967 178 8 Visiting Professors, 1967-1968 178 9 Visiting Professors, 1968-1969 178 10 Faculty Conferences, 1960-1965 179 1 Faculty Appointments Considered, 1963-1969 179 2 Faculty Appointments, Inquiries, 1966-1969 179 3 Faculty Appointments, Inquiries, 1966-1969 179 4 Faculty Appointments, Inquiries, 1961-1965 179 5 Faculty Appointments, Inquiries, 1961-1965 179 6 Doctor of Ministry, Student Records, 1968 179 7 Research and Travel Requests, 1967-1968 179 8 Faculty B, 1968-1969 179 9 Faculty E, 1967-1969 179 10 Faculty G, 1967-1969 179 11 Faculty H, 1968 179 12 Faculty K, 1969 180 1 Faculty L, 1967-1969 180 2 Faculty M, 1968 180 3 Faculty O, 1969 180 4 Faculty P, 1967 180 5 Faculty R, 1969 180 6 Faculty S, 1967-1968 180 7 Faculty W, 1967-1968 180 8 Inter-Seminary Faculty Union, 1959-1968 180 9 Visiting Professors Prior to 1964 180 10 Visiting Lecturers, 1964-1965 180 11 Visiting Lecturers, 1970-1971 180 12 Visiting Lecturers, 1971-1972 180 13 Visiting Lecturers, 1965-1966 180 14 Visiting Lecturers, 1966-1967 180 15 Visiting Lecturers, 1967-1968 180 16 Visiting Lecturers, 1968-1969 181 1 Brauer Appointments, 1963 181 2 Faculty, 1980-1988 181 3 Faculty Memos, 1971-1987 181 4 Faculty Meeting Minutes, 1963-1975 181 5 Faculty, 1968-1974 181 6 Faculty, 1966 181 7 Faculty, 1963-1992 181 8 Divinity School, Memos and Correspondence, 1967-1970 181 9 Divinity School, Journal of the History of Religions, 1966-1969 181 10 Divinity School, Ministerial Housing Allowance, 1967 182 1 Student Correspondence, 1957-1981 182 2 Student Correspondence, 1967-1992 182 3 Student Correspondence, 1955 182 4 Student Correspondence, 1970-1973 182 5 Student Correspondence, 1974-1978 182 6 Student Correspondence, 1979-1981 182 7 Student Corrsepondence, 1979-1981 182 8 Student Correspondence, 1970-1993 182 9 Student Correspondence, 1975-1998 182 10 Student Correspondence, 1976-1979 182 11 Student Correspondence, n.d. 182 12 Student Correspondence, 1975-1998 182 13 Student Correspondence, 1970-1996 Subseries 4: Restricted Audio and Visual Materials 183 Mini tapes, n.d. 183 7" Audio tape, Brauer Speech, "Apostolic Women," n.d. 183 3" Audio tapes, n.d. 183 Microfilm, n.d.