Scope and Contents The Center for Southeast Asian Studies records are a subgroup within the Academic Centers record group of the University Archives.  There are two series in the collection:  Southeast Asian Center materials and Peace Corps records which are further divided into specific programs (ex. Malaya). The records primarily date from 1961 to 1967, with newsletters from the Southeast Asian Studies Center continuing to the present time.  Correspondence and reports document the Center's history.  The...

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This is a collection of personal photographs of George V. and Chrystal S. Smith taken during their time in Southeast Asia. The collection features slides from Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, and Laos. The slides feature photographs of temples, markets, festivals, villages and daily life in Southeast Asia.

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Reports, clippings, and memoranda about Cambodia, Zimbabwe, and other places.

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The collection consists of field notes, research, and census data.

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Materials in this collection cover aspects of the Cao-Dai religion. Caodaism is a montheistic syncretic religion officially established in the city of Tay Ninh in Southern Vietnam in 1926.

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A majority of the materials are about Burma/Myanmar and Korea (North and South). There are also materials about other Southeast Asian countries like Thailand, Indonesia and Cambodia.

Scope and Contents Documents and notes from the collection of Professor Clymer chiefly on Cambodian history, politics and government. The collection also includes a few documents on other Southeast Asian countries, Thailand, Vietnam and Indochina in general. Highlights include: U.S. Department of State confidential but declassified telegrams, letters, memos, reports, intelligence briefs, and other pertinent correspondence regarding U.S.-Southeast Asia Relations, particularly those concerned with Cambodian...

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This collection contains the manuscript and research materials related to Donn V. Hart's research for his 1954 book Barrio Caticugan : a Visayan Filipino community. This is a preliminary inventory.

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Materials used by Professor Kenton Clymer to research his third book Quest for Freedom:  The United States and India's Independence (New York:  Columbia University Press, 1995).

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The Bea Wehrly Collection consists numerous journal articles, mailings from D.C. offices addressing the refugee situation, as well as research reports from Minneapolis, San Diego, and Philadelphia and a copy of Dr. Wehrly's study of Indochinese students in Illinois schools.