Guide to the Evelyn Lockman Papers
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Guide to the Evelyn Lockman Papers 1929/1973
Special Collections & University Archives
Collection Title: Evelyn Lockman Papers
Dates: 1929-1973
Identification: MS-0363
Creator:
Lockman, Evelyn, 1909-1991
Physical Description: 0.42 linear ft
Language of Materials:
English
Repository:
Special Collections & University Archives
5500 Campanile Dr. MC 8050
San Diego, CA, 92182-8050
URL: http://library.sdsu.edu/scua
Email: scref@rohan.sdsu.edu
Phone: 619-594-6791
Evelyn Lockman, 1909-1991, was professor of dance at San Diego State University from 1948-1977, and was instrumental in establishing
the dance major at SDSU. Lockman was an internationally known dancer, who promoted dance arts, and received awards for her
performances.
This collection is indexed under the following controlled access subject terms.
San Diego State University. College of Professional Studies and Fine Arts.
Personal Papers
Photographs
Lockman, Evelyn Elizabeth
Dance -- Study and teaching
Dance teachers -- California -- San Diego -- Biography -- Sources
Dancers -- California -- San Diego -- Biography -- Sources
San Diego State University -- Faculty -- Biography
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This collection is open for research.
Identification of item, folder title, box number, Evelyn Lockman Papers, Special Collections and University Archives, Library
and Information Access, San Diego State University.
The collection includes correspondence, SDSU dance programs, scrapbooks, research and professional writings, class teaching
material, photographs, and newspaper clippings.