Blatt, Burton, 1927-1985.

Writings, correspondence, audio and video recordings, research notes, photographs and other materials related to his influential work in special education and advocacy for people with disabilities

Hunnicutt, Clarence William, 1907-

The Clarence W. Hunnicutt Papers contain course material and scholarly publications from the professor’s time with the Syracuse University School of Education.

Johnson, G. Orville (George Orville), 1915-

The G. Orville Johnson Papers contains several examples of the professor of special education’s scholarly publications.

Mager, Gerald M.

Reports, presentations, correspondence, and other materials created and collected by Gerald M. Mager while he was a professor in the School of Education at Syracuse University

Ganders, Harry Stanley.

The Harry S. Ganders Papers contain course-related materials, speeches, publications, personal correspondence, and newspaper clippings related to the field of education and Ganders' professional experiences.

Hartley, Helene W. (Helene Willey), 1893-1965.

The Helene W. Hartley Papers contain writing, correspondence, and other material created during the professor’s career in the field of English teacher education.

Johnson, John L.

The John L. Johnson Papers consist of correspondence, conference and consultation records, and material from his career at Syracuse University.

Cohen, Julius S.

The Julius S. Cohen Papers contain reprinted articles, institute proceedings, and a short monograph, all concerning vocational rehabilitation and its function, relevance, and relationship to special education.

Troyer, Maurice E. (Maurice Emanuel), 1903-

Writings of Maurice E. Troyer, professor of education at Syracuse University

Green, Thomas F.

The Thomas F. Green Papers consist of correspondence from a portion of his time at the Syracuse University School of Education.

Rogers, Virgil M.

The Virgil M. Rogers Papers contain writings, clippings, and correspondence from his time as a superintendent and as Dean of the Syracuse University School of Education.

Melchior, William T.

The William T. Melchior Papers consist of correspondence, class materials, datebooks, newspaper clippings, notes, photographs, and audio recordings of the professor’s life.