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Physical copies of UL Lafayette graduate theses and dissertations published up to 2013 can be found on the 2nd floor with the call numbers LD 3091. For works published from 2014 onwards, all physical copies are in Special Collections on the 3rd floor. Additionally, some theses and dissertations are available full text online.

Theses and dissertations catalogs are organized by department and include links to the full text when available (ULID and password required unless noted as open access).

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Fun Fact Friday with Special Collections

Today we will be highlighting the Carlton J. James Collection. The collection contains taped interviews with several participants in Louisiana's civil rights movement. The project directors were Drs. Patricia Rickels and Matthew Schott with assistance from Barry Ancelet, Elemore Morgan, Jr., and Doris White. The directors chose to honor long-time Lafayette educator and civil rights leader, Carlton James.

Fun Fact Friday with Special Collections

We are highlighting Collection 219, Dudley J. LeBlanc Collection.

LeBlanc was an entrepreneur. He started an ironing business in college, which by graduation (from SLII) was a flourishing tailor shop. He later sold tobacco, shoes, patent medicine, launched a very successful burial-insurance company and a headache-remedy company. He was probably most famous for the invention, distribution and promotion of HADACOL, a vitamin/mineral supplement.

Fun Fact Friday with Special Collections

This week we will be highlighting Collection 50, the Owen J. Southwell Papers.

Southwell was an architect and artist. He first worked as an instructor at Carnegie Tech and continued his work at the University of Illinois from 1916-1918. Southwell received several honors, including the Carnegie Tech Medal of the American Institute of Architects in 1915 and the Certificate of the Beaux Arts Institute of Design in 1919.

Fun Fact Friday with Special Collections

This week we will be highlighting Collection 101, Sibille Store (Britol, La) Collection.

The Sibille Bros. Cotton Gin was established in 1845 up until 1973. The Sible Bros. Store however, ran from 1890-1985. The Sibille Store was a plantation, store, and cotton gin, located in Bristol, Louisiana.

This collection is made up of ledgers, journals, day books, short stories, newspaper, clippings, photographs, and certificates.

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