Collections : [University of Hartford -Archives and Special Collections]

This collection consists of memos, correspondence, and working files created by the Office of the President of the University of Hartford primarily during the administrations of Humphrey Tonkin and Walter Harrison. The collection also contains a smaller amount of material generated during the tenure of Stephen Trachtenberg.

The George Michael Evica papers consist of the notes, research materials, manuscripts, and published works of George Michael Evica. The majority of the collection pertains to his research and writing on the assassination of John F. Kennedy. The papers also include Evica's research and writing on myth, literature, poetry, film studies, and theater.

The collection consists primarily of recordings collected by, and often featuring, Joan Glazier. Recordings featuring Glazier consist of performances at the Hartt School, including faculty recitals and Hartt Opera Theater Guild productions, and performances associated with other organizations outside of the Hartt School. Many of the recordings that do not feature Glazier are related to organizations and/or events to which Glazier was associated. The collection also includes small number of other materials including concert programs, two theater scripts, Hartt School ephemera and artifacts, and a small collection of music compositions that Glazier utilized for vocal technique instruction.

The HCW collection consists primarily of the archives of the college before its merger with the University of Hartford and during the transition years. The collection will be of special interest to researchers in the history of women's education in the twentieth century.

The collection contains Trainer of Trainers Research Literature Papers submitted to the Association Montessori Internationale.

The Women+ For Change records include photographs, scrapbooks, calendars, posters, and other promotional materials from 2008-2024 related to the student organization and its efforts to promote feminism and positive self-image outside of class discussions.

The collection consists of records pertaining to the creation of Hartbeat magazine as well as copies of the magazine from 2011 - 2018. The magazine is published twice per year (Fall and Spring) with the exception of the Fall of 2017, an issue was not published that semester.

The majority of the collection pertains to the programs offered or funded by the Women's Advancement Initiative.