Indiana University School of Continuing
Studies records, 1971-2008, bulk 1989-2004
Student files series is closed to researchers at this time.
Advance notice required for access.
Realizing the need for educational alternatives for those unable to attend
traditional on-campus classes, the School of Continuing Studies was established in
1975 to offer further educational opportunities to individuals who worked full-time,
had families, were homebound by illness, were in the military, or were in prison.
Dean Dr. Robert Richey (Dean from 1975-1978) at the time noted the need for
alternative methods of delivery to students rather than the traditional in-class
lecture system. He cited alternate mechanisms for delivery of content such as cable
television and video cassettes, the radio-television department, the eight campuses
around the state, and the already established 130 university independent study
programs.
In the early days of its existence (1975-1976), the system wide school was comprised
of the Division of Extended Studies, Labor Education and Research, and the Division
of Continuing Education. By fall 1977, all eight IU campuses offered the Associate
of General Studies and the Bachelor of General Studies degrees.
The organizational structure of the school evolved under the direction of Dean James
E. Weigand (1979-1993). Focusing upon the use of independent study, he fused the
Independent Study Division and the External Degree Program into the Division of
Extended Studies. He furthermore approved the formation of the New Division of
Professional development, which sought to develop nondegree programs for
professional associations and business. Additionally, during the course of the
1980s, the School of Continuing Studies established programs in Saudi Arabia, South
Africa, Malaysia, and Iran.
Kathy Krendl replaced Weigand as dean in 1994 and brought a focused commitment to the
use of technology for the delivery of instruction, and furthermore sought to
establish a distance education plan. During her tenure until 1996, the school
implemented the Multicampus Technology Project, which created state-of-the-art
videoconferencing facilities on each of the IU campuses. She was followed by Howard
Mehlinger as interim dean, and then Jeremy Dunning as dean in the fall of 1999.
In 2008 the School of Continuing Studies is under the direction of Judy Wertheim and
is now comprised of the Office of Academic Programs, the Office of Financial
Administration, Instructional Design and Development, Technology Support, the Office
of Learner Services, and the Office of Marketing and Communications. In addition, to
the school’s General Studies degree – either the association of arts or the bachelor
of arts – students are also given the opportunity to earn several certificates to
further develop their career skills. In addition to credit programs, the School of
Continuing Studies also offers an Undergraduate Nondegree Program for students
wishing to update their jobs skills or looking to prepare themselves before entering
a degree seeking program, and Professional Development and Lifelong Learning
non-credit courses for those seeking to advance their career or simply seeking
further education. Initiated in 1972 and co-sponsored by the Indiana University
Alumni Association and the School of Continuing Studies, Mini University is another
major program which seeks to provide a unique educational and vacation experience
for adults. Another major initiative is the Leadership Bloomington- Monroe County
program which is designed to teach skills to those seeking to lead in their
workplace and community.
The collection is organized into five series: Administrative files, Publications,
Non-credit program/ Lifelong Learning course files, Lifelong Learning day trips, and
Student files.
The Continuing Studies records are organized into five series. The first,
Administrative files (1980-1998), is a small series containing miscellaneous
administrative information from only selective dates. Materials include reports,
information relating to advertizing and marketing, and binders which include
information such as mission statements, organizational charts, annual reports,
calendars, program information, and records on Mini University (see also IU Archives
Collection C338 for the records of Mini University).
The second series, Publications (1971-2008), includes the biannual course catalogs
released by the School of Continuing Studies. The catalogs include general
information about the program; available courses including information on the
instructor, fees and locations; and information on a variety of other Continuing
Studies programs.
The Non-credit/ Lifelong Learning Course files (1981-2004) are arranged
alphabetically by keyword in the course title such as gardening and music. Materials
include course summaries, syllabi, course handouts, various clippings relating to
the subject matter of the course and correspondence relating to the scheduling of
the course.
The Lifelong Learning Day Trips (1982-2002) series is organized alphabetically by
location. Materials include financial documents such as budgets and invoices,
various publications and pamphlets relating to the destination of the trip,
schedules, contracts, class rosters, correspondence relating to the planning of the
event.
The final series, Student Files (1995-2004) contains student profile and grade point
average statistical information. This series is closed to researchers.
19 photographs were pulled from the records relating to the Continuing Studies trip
in 1999 to the West Baden Springs Hotel and French Lick Resort. Photographs show
participants in the hotel, on the resort grounds, and in the gardens. Contact the
Archives Photographs Curator for additional information.
Series:
Non-credit Program/ Lifelong Learning Course Files, 1981-2004,
undated
Box 2
Abraham: A Model of Faith?- Ackerman N957, 2000-2002
Two Pianos-Four Hands: Trip to Actors Theatre of Louisville –
04SJ041HU, Spring
2004
The Miser: Trip to Actors’ Theatre Louisville – 04FJ041HU,
Fall
2004
The Aging Eye and Vision Loss – 04FS011HU, Fall
2004
Introductory Algebra- N800, Fall 1992
The American Detective Novel, Fall 1991
American Impressionists- N894, Spring 1995
American Presidents: The Great, Near Great, and the Rest- Katz
NA007, Fall
2001
The American Short Story- N959, 1998
American Sign Language: An Introduction- Cornwell NA016,
Fall
2001
American Sign Language- N490, 1988-1996
An Antique Collector’s Primer- N782, Fall 1991
An Antique Collector’s Primer- N782, Fall 1996
Becoming an Antique Detective- N846, undated
Dating Antique and Collectible Quilts- N782, 1997
Apache Worlds- N984, 1999
Archaeological Discoveries- Matthew Goodrum NA030, 2002
Archaeology, First Encounters: Columbus, Native Americans, and
the Birth of the Modern World- N994, Fall 2000
Armchair Travel: France- N935, 1999
Armchair Travel: Greece N935, 1998
Armchair Travel: Insider’s Guide to Germany- N935, 1997
Armchair Travel: Land of the Ascending Dragon- N935, Fall
2000
The Art and Biblical Message of Marc Chagall- Van Buskirk N894,
1998
Art History Courses- Mazelle van Buskirk,1977-1989
Astronomy Course and Observatory Activities, 1991
Basketball Noncredit Course, 1996
Beekeeping- Hegeman N924, 1998
Beowulf- N966, Fall 2000
Biblical Faith: Claiming the Promise – 04SH109HU, Spring
2004
Bird Study, 1997
Borges and Beyond: The Latin American Short Story- Friedman N902,
1998
British Monarchy: Tradition, Mystique – 04FH160HU, Fall
2004
Brown County Playhouse, 1998
Building Strong Family Relationships – 04SS201HU, Spring
2004
Butterflies and Butterfly Plants- Belth N838, Spring
1999
Career Management Series- Sgambelluri N119, Spring
1996
Chemistry for Cowards- Marianne Feller, Spring
1989
Cicada Mania – 04SS501HU, Fall 2004
Never Shall I Forget…Echoes of the Civil War- N909 Cindy May,
Spring
2001
Clues from the Cloth: Indiana Quilts- William Lawrence N782,
Spring
1996
College 101: A Guide for Parents – 04ST051HU, February 29,
2004
How to Troubleshoot a Troublesome Computer- Land N878, Spring
1995
Confidence Factor- Nelson N858, Fall 1993
Conflict and Confrontation- Hughes N638, Fall
1996
Cooking with Herbs- Houston, Fall 1991
Creative Writing: Fiction- Marvin N567, 1998
Effective Cycling- N897, Spring 1995
Desktop Publishing- Volen, 1990
Drawing and Painting- Troy N134, Fall 1989
Eat, Drink and Be Merry: Books in the Lilly Collection about Food
and Drink- N933, undated
Economics Made Easy – 04SH421HU, Spring 2004
The Edible Forest and Field- N815, Spring 1992
From the Banks of the Nile: Egyptian Shows at the Indiana
University Art Museum- N592, Spring 1998
Election 2004: Candidates Strategies – 04FH120HU, Fall
2004
Electronic Library- Malcom N907, 1996
Embracing Diversity- Bradshaw N876, Fall 1994
Environmental Issues, Meadowood Program- N732, Spring
1989
Ethics in America, 1989
Falls of the Ohio: Fossils and Rocks- Comer N552, Fall
1998
Fashion and the Arts- Rowold N943, Fall 1997
Never the Same Old Story: The Art of Short Fiction- Cancelled-
Watson NA006, Fall
2001
Film Studies Courses, 1988-1989
The Movie Musical- NS725, Spring 1993
The “Reel” America: The United States in Popular Film, Part 1-
Yaudes NA025, Fall
2001
Your Path to Financial Security: It’s Easier Than You Think!-
N980, Fall
1999
Financial Planning, Estate Planning- N366, 1989-1992
Financial Planning of Retirement Years (Estate Planning, Trust,
Power of Attorney, Guardianship, etc.), Fall 1983
Financial Strategies- Allen, 1999
Financial Strategies for Successful Retirement- N287, Fall
1996
Exercise Techniques for Strength Development- N771, Fall
1994
Fitness for Adults with Physical Limitations- N748, Fall
1993
Frank Lloyd Wright: Building a Legacy – 04FH092HU, Fall
2004
French Culture and Cuisine - Dempster N964, 1999
Fundraising, 1994-1998
Gardening- Burnham, 1996
Gardening- Burton, 1997
Garden Course- Sissinghurst N975, undated
Gardening Courses, 1988-1995
Gardening for Butterflies – N838, 1997
Gardening in a Season of Short Days – Clay N856, Fall
1997
Gardening in the Grand Style: The Gilded Age of American Gardens
– Bracalente N975, Spring 2000
Gardening on the Wild Side – Clay N786, Spring
1992
Garden of the World – Peterson N595, 1997
Beginning Vegetable Gardening- N806, Winter 1992
Blooms in Bloomington: Fall Perennials – Burnham NA017, Fall
2001
Edible Indiana- Bertoccio N815, Spring 1994
An Evening with Gourds- N920, 1996
Fall Blooming Perennials- Burnham N883, Fall
1995
Fall Blooming Perennials- Burnham N883, Fall
1998
Get Growing Now – N740, 1997
Guardians of the Garden Sunflowers- Heiser N947, undated
Herb Gardening and Harvesting- Bean N757, undated
Lore of the Bulbs – Bracalente NA018, 2001
Native Plants- Clay N786, Spring 1994
Perennials for Shade Gardening – Burnham N946, Spring
1998
Perennials for Shade Gardening – Burnham N946, Spring
1999
Perennial Plant Combinations – Burnham N649, 1998
Successful Gardening with Perennial Flowers – N649, 1999
Box 3
Using Perennial Plants in Flourishing Borders – 04SH107HU,
March 29,
2004
Genealogy – N722, Spring 1989
Genealogy, 1990
Genealogy – N722, Spring 1991
Genealogy – N722, Spring 1993
Genealogy – N722, Spring 1994
Beginning Genealogy- N722, Spring 1995
Beginning Genealogy- Devore N722, 1998
Research Tools for Family History – Cattelona N927, undated
Understanding Genetic Diseases – Koch N982, 1999
Geological Shake and Bake! Earthquakes – 04SS401HU, March 2,
2004
Geology of Indiana – Comer N983, Fall 1999
Conversational German – Starr N079, 1998
German for Travel: Conversational German – N079, 1988-1990
Getting Organized – Nelson N476, Spring 1995
Get to Know Your Community – N912, 1995
GMAT Student Handouts, 1989
GMAT Workshop – NT004, Fall 2001
Preparing for the GMAT – N767, undated
Goethe’s Faust, Part I – Piedmont N956, 1998
Beginning Golf – Bowman N456, Spring 2001
Beginning Golf, Session 1a and 1b – 04SG011HU, April 29,
2004
Beginning Golf, Session 2a and 2b – 04SG021HU, May 24,
2004
Beginning Golf, Session 3a and 3b – 04SG035HU, June 28,
2004
Intermediate Golf Session 1 – 04SG110HU, April 20,
2004
Intermediate Golf Session 2 – 04SG210HU, May 25,
2004
Intermediate Golf Session 3 – 04SG310HU, June 29,
2004
Take the Grr Out of Grammer – Steiner N758, 1997
Preparing for the GRE McNair Scholars Course, Fall
1996-1997
Preparing for the GRE, Short Course for NSSLHA, Spring
1996-1998
Preparing for the GRE Subject Exam in Psychology – McKinley,
Fall
1992
Preparing for the GRE SROP Course, Spring 1994-1997
GRE Workshop (Section 1 and 2) – Warren NT002, Fall
2001
GRE Workshop I – 04ST131HU, February 14, 2004
GRE Workshop II – 04ST041HU, March 27, 2004
GRE Prep Section1a – 04FT131HU, September 18, 2004
GRE Prep Section 2a – 04FT041HU, October 16, 2004
Great Books, 1995-1996
Great Books, undated
Great Books, class lists, 1984-1994
Great Books Program, Historical File, 1984-1986
Great Books Foundation, Ordering Books, 1984-1993
Great Books Table Tents, undated
Great Books Training, undated
Greek Art – Marer-Banasik N874, Spring 1994-1995
Beginning Guitar – Williams, 1987
Courses Involving Guns and Shooting – Mills N768, Spring
1984
Historic American Interiors – Cook N723, Spring
1989
Happy Birthday Hoagy! – N987, 1999
Home Owner Landscape Design – Schrader N616, Spring
1994
Images of Mary Magdalene – 04FH130HU, September 21, 2004
Improving Your Memory – Nelson N835, Fall 1995
Improving Your Publication – McEntire N788, Spring
1991
Indiana’s European Roots – 04FH150HU, October 6, 2004
Indiana Gold! – 04SS301HU, May 20, 2004
Indiana Indians – Edmunds N921, 1996
Indiana Limestone: From Quarry to Mill – 04FJ031HU, October 14,
2004
Private Lives: Trip to the Indiana Repertory Theatre – 04SJ021HU,
March 28,
2004
Can Insurance Help – Belth N934, 1997
Planning for a Long Life…Can Insurance Help? – Belth N934,
1997
Interior Design Fundamentals and Fun – Landis N945, 1998
Interior Design: What They Don’t Teach – 04SH110HU, May 3,
2004
Interior Design: What They Don’t Teach – 04FH110HU, September 13,
2004
An Exploration of Irish History: From Patrick to Partition –
Coulter NA003, Fall 2001
Who Are the Irish?: Depictions in 20th Century Literature – Owens
NA004, Fall
2001
Many Faces of Islamic Revivalism – Jacques NA053, 2002
Italian Cuisine - N160, 1997
Italian for Travelers – N014, 1997
Italian for Travelers 04SL321HU, February 2, 2004
Italian for Travelers Course Materials – N014, 1998
It’s Not Whether You Win or Lose – Hartman N781, Spring
1993
IU Archives: Rarities and Oddities – 04FH140HU, October 16,
2004
IU Authors’ Series: Claude Clegg – 04SH131HU, February 28,
2004
IU Author’s Series: Jan Shipps – 04SH141HU, March 27,
2004
IU Authors’ Series: Jeffery Wolin – 04SH151HU, April 24,
2004
Jackson Pollock: The Greatest American Painter? – Young NA005,
Fall
2001
The Story of Jacob – Ackerman N957, Fall 1999
Japanese Language and Culture – 04FL031HU, September 27,
2004
Japan through Modern Eyes – Smith N925, Spring
1997
Discovering Bloomington’s Jazz Scene – Harbison NA052, 2002
Jazz – Baker N985, 2000
Jewelry: Ancient to Modern – Cristol N841, Spring
1993
Jews in America – N977, Fall 1999
Journal Writing – Myers N646, Fall 1996
Keeping Your Mind Active – 04SS601HU, April 20, 2004
Kinsey Institute: 50 Years – N923, 1996
Lessons à la Lovejoy – Lawrence N846, Fall 1993
Noncredit Courses at the Lilly Library, 1990-1996
Treasures of the Lilly Library – N707, 1996
Limestone Above and Below Ground – N829, 1992
Limestone Headstones, From the Files of Don Carmony, undated
Use of Limestone in the Garden – Williams N616, 1997
Literature of the Bible – Ackerman N512, Spring
1989-2001
Redesigning Little Women – Nordloh NA037, 2002
Tuning into Lotus: America’s Award Winning Music Festival – Stone
NA012, Fall
2001
Management Skills Program – Sgambelluri, 2000
Mayas, Aztecs, Incas, and Ancient Civilizations of Americas,
undated
Media, Politics and the 2004 Presidential Election – 04SH108HU,
March 1,
2004
Ultimate Memory – Nelson N835, 1999
Midwestern Fictions- Gray N791, undated
Mission to Mars – 04FS501HU, September 21, 2004
Box 4
Monroe County History, Knowing Our Past – Murray N997, Fall
2000
Beginning Mountaineering, Winter 1992
Mushrooms – N903, 1996
Music for the Listener: Music Appreciation – Gillespie N653,
Fall
2000
Buddy, Beatles and Bob – Gass NA039, 2002
Experiences with Music in Concert – Lathom N653, Fall
1995
Mozart the Inventor: A Study of Opera – Glen N873, 1997
Rock and Roll Explodes – Gass N890, 2000
The Romantic in Music – 04FM223HU, September 23, 2004
World Music – Smith N976, 1999
Native American Crafts: Rugs and Blankets – N954, 1997
Changing Image of the Native American in Popular Culture- Cape
NA009, Fall
2001
Natural History Regulation – Willard N958, 2000
Introduction to Network Technology and Novell Netware System
Administration, Spring 1995
Nostalgia: The Search for the Good Old Days – Sherayko N940,
Fall
1997
Not So Simple Shakers: An Introduction – Lawrence N938, Fall
1997
Nuts and Bolts of Managing People – N926, 1996
NYC’s Melting Pot – Katz NA007, 2001
This Old House: Restoring Three Historic Homes – 04SH106HU,
April 29,
2004
Opera Appreciation – N942, 1999
Opera of Guiseppe Verdi- Hart N873, 1995
Introduction to Opera – Glen NA011, Fall 2001
A Night at the Opera – Glen NA010, Spring 2002
Parliamentary Procedure – Harnack N819, Spring
1993
Pedometer Walking for Fitness – 04FS161HU, October 2,
2004
Photoshop and Scanning Workshop – Rhodes N936, 1998
Picture Book Creation – 04SH623HU, February 12, 2004
Playwriting – Cebulska, Spring 1994
About Face: 200 Years of Portraits – Foster, 2000
Positive Listening – DiSilvestro N563, Fall 1995
Powerful Speaking for Women – Nelson, Fall 1993
Power Walking for Fitness – N718, Spring 1995
Pride and Prejudice: Trip to the Indiana Repertory Theatre –
04FJ021HU, October 3,
2004
Problems of the 20th Century: Nationalism – Evans N992, 1999
Proposal Writing, 1981-1997
Applied Performance Psychology – Curtis N812, Fall
1992
Public Discussion, Meadowood – NA023, 2002
Public Discussion, MCL – 04SP011HU, February 10, 2004
Public Discussion, Meadowood – 04SP021HU, February 18,
2004
Public Discussion, Meadowood – 04FP021HU, February 28,
2004
Public Discussion Opportunities, Spring 1988
Getting It Out There: Essential Steps for Publishing – 04SH061HU,
April 10,
2004
Joy of Quilting – Dobson N673, Winter 1992
Recycle the Garden! – Percival N773, Spring 1994
Religion Outside the American Mainstream, 1989
Restoration Therapy – Burns N785, Spring 1992
The RET Approach to Taking Charge of Your Life – Isaacs,
1989
Russian Short Story - 04SH021HU, February 4, 2004
A Russian Romance: Tchaikovsky’s Opera – 04FM041HU, October 21,
2004
Preparing for the SAT, 1989-1993
Preparing for the SAT, Spring 1995
Preparing for the SAT, Spring 1996
Preparing for the SAT, General, 1992-1994
Preparing for the SAT, Martinsville, 1993
Preparing for the SAT, Instructor’s Vitas, Correspondence,
1993
Preparing for the SAT, Malaysian Students, Spring
1992
SAT Workshop – Warren NT001, Fall 2001
SAT Workshop – Paragi NT001, 2002
SAT Workshop - 04ST021HU, March 22, 2004
SAT Workshop, Nashville - 04ST031HU, March 22, 2004
Summer SAT Workshop – 04FT050HU, July 12, 2004
SAT Workshop – 04FT061HU, September 27, 2004
Say What You Mean… - Bailey-Huges N835, 2001
Scandinavian Sampler – 04SL115HU, May 4, 2004
The Not So Simple Shakers – Lawrence N938, Fall
1997
Sherlock Holmes/ Wizard of Oz – Silver, Spring
2000
Singing for Amateurs, Winter 1992
Singing Vocal Technique – Smith NA013, Fall 2001/Spring
2002
Singing for Amateurs – 04SM031HU, March 22, 2004
The Unforgettable: The Aural Scrapbook of Great Singers -
04SM222HU, April 8,
2004
More Singing for Amateurs – 04SM041HU, May 10, 2004
Sir Gawain in Arthurian Romance – David NA040, 2002
Sleeping beauty: Ballet Internationale – 04SJ031HU, April 25,
2004
Snakes Alive! Fall 1992
Soccer – Freitag N886, 1994
Spanish – Baez N015, 1989
Spanish 1995
Beginning Spanish – Bosch N015, Spring 2001
Spanish for Beginners – Bosch NA014, Spring 2002
Spanish for Beginners – Grimsley, Spring 2002
Spanish for Beginners – 04SL011HU, February 3, 2004
Summer Spanish for Beginners – 04SL012HU, May 4,
2004
Spanish for Beginners – 04FL012HU, September 14, 2004
More Spanish – Bosch NA015, Spring 2002
More Spanish, Bloomington - 04SL021HU, March 23, 2004
More Spanish – 04FL021HU, October 16, 2004
Spanish for the Workplace – Grimsley NA026, Fall
2001
Spanish for the Workplace - Grimsley NA026, Spring
2002
Spindle and the Shrine – Calinescu N707, Fall
2000
Thrills and Agonies: The History of Sports – English, Spring
2001
Spring Birding in Indiana – Hengeveld N201, undated
A Story is a Building: How to Envision, and Revise the Short
Story – Gossy, Spring 2004
Strength and Power Training for the Young Athlete and Coach –
Eksten N807, Winter 1992
Symbols of Power, Emblems of Faith: Russia’s Art and Architect –
Kennedy N894, 1999
Taking Charge of Your Health – Harter N998, Fall
2000
Tour of the T.C. Steele Exhibit – Foster N854, 1996
Team Building – N821, Fall 1991
Telling the Truth: How to Turn Real Life into Story – Gossy N567,
1999
Beginning Tennis, Spring 1992
Therapeutic Drugs and Their Interactions – Beck N765, Spring
1990
Town-Gown Course, Collins Living Learning Center, 1989
Turf Worth Talking About – N840, March 1997
Vegetarian Cooking, undated
Homage to Verdi – Jacobi NA027, Fall 2001
Victorian Entertainments – Gray N791, 2000
Visual Exploration: Learning to Read the Language of Art ,
April 1,
2004
Walking for Fitness – Laczkowski N718, Spring 1992
Power Walking for Fitness – 04SS161HU, April 3, 2004
Walking Tour of Campus Trees and the Arboretum – N754, Fall
1993
Weather, Spring 1994
Weight Management – 04SS041HU, April 8, 2004
The Legacy of Herman B. Wells: Living with Art – Foster NA008,
Fall
2001
Lucky Being: Herman B. Wells in Historical Context – Capshew
N972, 1999
Joyce Williams Courses, 1989-1990
Women in Greek Art and Society – Marer-Banasik N874, Spring
1994
William Wordsworth and the Age of English Romanticism 1986
Wordsworth and Romanticism – Johnston, 1998
Writing for Awareness: The Art of Personal Journaling –
04SH061HU, April 8,
2004
Writing for Children – Harik N910, Spring 1996
Writing the Picture Book – 04FH031HU, November 3, 2004
Writing Retreat at Mary Anderson Center for the Arts – N568,
2000
History of Wylie House – Burgess N923, 2000
Series:
Lifelong Learning Day Trips, 1982-2002
Box 4
A Visit to IU’s Bradford Woods, 1999
Chicago, 1995
Theatre Circle Trip to Steppenwolf Theatre in Chicago, 1995
Trip to the Cincinnati Zoo and Museum Center, Fall
1993
Cincinnati Trip, Fall 1995
Rocks and Flowers of Clifty Falls State Park, Leader- Professor
Gary Lane, May
1991
Columbus, Indiana: The Architectural Showplace of America,
Fall
1990
Columbus, Indiana: The Architectural Showplace of America,
Fall
1997
Box 5
Corydon- General Information
Corydon, Indiana- Donald an Edith Carmony, 1982
Carmony Tour- Corydon, October 1986
Carmony Tour- Corydon, April 1987
Tour to Cedar Farm and Corydon, Fall 1992
Tour of Corydon and Cedar Farm- Don Carmony for Meadowood,
1993
Evaluations: Carmony Tours, Spring 1985
Field Trips by Gary Lane, 1985-1992
Fort Wayne Educational Tour- Carmony, 1982
Fort Wayne: Lincoln and Limberlost, 1994
Waldron Shale in Southeastern Indiana- Hope and Vernon, Indiana,
1987
Connor Prairie, Indianapolis, Spring 1988
Educational Tour to IUPUI and Conner Prairie, May
1989
Tour to the Eiteljorg Museum and State Capitol Building,
Indianapolis, 1990
Trip to the Indianapolis Zoo, 1991
Theatre Trip to Indianapolis, Spring 1992
Visit to the Children’s Museum, Indianapolis, Spring
1993
Theatre Trip to Indianapolis, Fall 1994
Theatre Trip to the IRT, Pygmalion, 1995
Indianapolis: One Hundred Years, 1996
Theatre Trip to the IRT, Spring 1996
Indianapolis Museum Duo: Eiteljorg and the Indianapolis Museum of
Art, Fall
1997
Theater Trip (To Kill A Mockingbird), Fall 1997
Theatre Trip to IRT, The Three Sisters Rosensweig, Spring
1997
Theatre Trip to the IRT, “Abe Lincoln in Illinois,” 1998
“A Backward Look”: The Sesquicentennial James Whitcomb Riley
Tour, 1999
A Day in Prairietown: Conner Prairie, 1999
Discovering Indianapolis’s White River State Park, 2000
Amadeus: Theatre Trip to the IRT, 2001
Gift to the Tsars: Indianapolis Art Museum Trip, Fall
2001
Ah, Wilderness: Theatre Trip to the IRT, 2002
Copenhagen: Trip to the IRT, 2002
New Indiana State Museum, 2002
Kentucky Trip, Includes Shakertown- Donald and Edith Carmony,
October
1983
Carmony Tour- Shakertown, Lexington, KY, May
1987
Lexington, Kentucky- Educational Tour by the Carmonys, April
1986
Limestone, Fall 1992
Carmony Tour New Albany/Louisville, April 1985
Theatre Trip to Louisville, Fall 1991
Theatre Trip to Louisville, Fall 1992
Thornton Wilder Plays: Actors Theatre Louisville, 1997
Macbeth: Theatre Trip to Actors Theatre, 2001
Jitney: Actors Theatre Louisville, 2002
Madison, Indiana General Information, 1988-1994
Carmony Tours to Madison Indiana and the “Upriver” Communities,
1988
Madison, Indiana Trip led by Don Carmony for Meadowood, May 4,
1993
“Madison in Bloom,” Madison, Indiana, April 1995
Missouri Botanical Gardens, 1990
Geology of Monroe County, Gary Lane Field Trip, 1994
Carmony Tour, New Harmony, April 1983
Carmony Tour, New Harmony, June 1988
New Harmony, Indiana, one day trip, October 1991
Falls of the Ohio- Gary Lane Trips, Fall 1995
Orange County Fieldtrip: Karst and Virgin Forest, Fall
2001
Rocks and Flowers, Versailles State Park, Spring
1992
A Walk in the Forest, Spring 2002
Plain and Fancy: A Trip to Montgomery, West Baden and French
Lick, Indiana, 1997
Trip to West Baden Springs Hotel and French Lick Resort Hotel,
1999
(19 photographs removed and transferred to the photography
collection)
Frank Lloyd Wright, 1996
