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Record Group: 16 C Scope and Content Note (A82-58) Biographical Note: Arthur W. Nebel (1908-1993) received a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from the University of Missouri in 1930. From 1932 until 1934 he studied part-time at the George Warren Brown School of Social Work at Washington University in St. Louis before returning to the University of Missouri where he received a Master of Arts degree in Public Welfare in 1935. Appointed an instructor in Rural Sociology at MU in 1935, he spent a part of the next two years attending courses at the School of Social Service Administration at the University of Chicago. He became an Assistant Professor of Sociology at MU in 1937. From October 1937 until September 1939 Nebel was on leave from his University duties while he served as the Director of the Public Assistance Division of the State Social Security Commission of Missouri. In 1943 Nebel was promoted to the rank of Associate Professor. In 1946 Nebel became the Executive Secretary of Missouri's Children's Code Commission. He resigned his position in the Department of Sociology in 1947 to become director of the Missouri Crippled Children's Service, a position he held until 1954 when he returned to the University as a Professor of Social Work and the Director of the School of Social Work. He became Dean of the School of Social and Community Services in 1965 and continued in this role until 1974. A year later Nebel retired and accepted emeritus status. He continued to serve the Dean's Office of the College of Public and Community Services as a consultant until 1978. Nebel served as President of the Missouri Association of Social Welfare in 1940. He was a council member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), serving on the special Committee on Intercollegiate Athletic Costs in the late 1960s and supervising a study of athletic costs made by the University of Missouri for the NCAA at the end of the decade. He received the Distinguished Service Award from the NCAA. Additional sources: NCAA News, Vol. 7 No. 7, July, 1970 Series Descriptions: This Record Sub-Group is not divided into separate series. Inventory Box 1 FF 1 - Social Welfare Material from other States, A-G (state informational publications, correspondence), 1937-1940 FF 2 - Social Welfare Material from other States, Idaho (Public Assistance manual), 1937-1938 FF 3 - Social Welfare Material from other States, Illinois (Civil Service exams, bulletins, state informational publications, correspondence), 1936-1939 FF 4 - Social Welfare Material from other States, Indiana (state informational publications, personnel and procedure manual), 1936-1939 FF 5 - Social Welfare Material from other States, Iowa (state informational publications, statistical reports), 1937-1939 FF 6 - Social Welfare Material from other States, Kansas (state informational publications and reports, correspondence), 1938-1939 FF 7 - Social Welfare Material from other States, K-L (state bulletins, university program brochures, Works Progress Administration manual), 1936-1939 FF 8 - Social Welfare Material from other States, M (state informational publications and reports, university program brochures, correspondence, state committee memoranda), 1936-1939 FF 9 - Social Welfare Material from other States, N (state informational publications, survey reports, university program brochures, correspondence), 1936-1939 FF 10 - Social Welfare Material from other States, O (state informational publications, legislative summaries), 1936-1939 FF 11 - Social Welfare Material from other States, Pennsylvania (state informational publications, annual report, Department of Public Assistance Employees' Manual), 1936-1939 FF 12 - Social Welfare Material from other States, R-T (state informational publications, university bulletins), 1937-1939 FF 13 - Social Welfare Material from other States, U-V (state informational publications, university studies), 1937-1938 Box 2 FF 1 - Social Welfare Material from other States, Washington (state informational publications, Works Progress Administration policies and procedures), 1934-1939 FF 2 - Social Welfare Material from other States, West Virginia and Wisconsin (state informational publications and statistics), 1930-1939 FF 3 - Recent Laws by State, 1938 FF 4 - American Association of Social Workers (correspondence, reports, committee memoranda, conference program), 1938-1939 FF 5 - American Public Welfare Association (correspondence, conference programs, informational brochure, committee reports), 1937-1939 FF 6 - American Public Welfare Association - Publications (association publications, list of publications), 1935-1939 FF 7 - American Public Welfare Association - Publications, 1935-1939 (cont'd) FF 8 - American Public Welfare Association - Publications, 1935-1939 (cont'd) FF 9 - Family Welfare Association of America (association newsletters and publications, correspondence), 1937-1939 FF 10 - Missouri Association for Social Welfare (correspondence, press releases, news clippings, copies of legislative bills, Schools of Social Work report), 1936-1939 FF 11 - Missouri Association for Social Welfare - Conferences and Institutes (correspondence, brochures, conference papers), 1937-1939 FF 12 - Missouri Association for Social Welfare - Department of Registration and Certification (correspondence), 1938-1939 FF 13 - Missouri Association for Social Welfare - Nebel, President (meeting agendas and member lists, statistical statements, budget reports, correspondence, memoranda), 1940 FF 14 - Missouri Association for Social Welfare - Board of Directors (memoranda, treasurer's reports, meeting minutes), 1937-1938 FF 15 - Missouri Association for Social Welfare - Board of Directors (cont'd), 1938 FF 16 - Missouri Association for Social Welfare - Board of Directors (cont'd), 1939-1940 FF 17 - Missouri Association for Social Welfare - Building a Better State (official MASW publication, news bulletins, article drafts), 1937-1939 FF 18 - Missouri Association for Social Welfare - Official Welfare Services in Missouri 1821-1936, 1936 FF 19 - National Conference of Social Work (correspondence, memoranda, state conference handbook draft), 1938-1939 Box 3 FF 1 - Missouri Tuberculosis Association (annual report, correspondence), 1937 FF 2 - Social Security Commission (correspondence, committee reports, meeting minutes), 1936-1937 FF 3 - Social Security Commission (correspondence, personnel records, meeting agendas, district maps), 1937-1939 FF 4 - Social Security Legislation (bills, resolutions, bulletins, news clippings), 1939 FF 5 - Speech, Elsah, Illinois - "Social Security as it relates to the Citizen," n.d. FF 6 - Publications (informational publications and reports from a variety of sources), 1935-1938 FF 7 - Social Security Board - Press Releases, 1936 FF 8 - Social Security Board - Press Releases, 1940 FF 9 - The Missouri Social Engineer, 1938-1939 FF 10 - Old Age Assistance (court cases, state lien and recovery laws, position papers), 1938 FF 11 - Unemployment and Workmen's Compensation (informational brochures, reports), 1926-1938 FF 12 - Monthly Administrative Analysis of Public Assistance (reports, correspondence), 1939 FF 13 - General Relief (direct relief funding statistics), 1937-1939 FF 14 - Public Assistance (correspondence, presentation papers, case studies, Social Security Commission reports), 1939 FF 15 - Budget Requests (budget requests, public assistance requests, case reports), 1935-1940 FF 16 - Nebel (biographical outline, list of courses taken at the University of Missouri, news clippings, correspondence, two 5x7 black-and-white photographs of Nebel), 1937-1939 FF 17 - Meeting Transcripts (Social Security Service Standards and Procedures, District Supervisors meeting), 1939 FF 18 - Public Assistance Bulletins (includes index), 10/1937-4/1938 FF 19 - Public Assistance Bulletins (includes index), 5/1938-12/1938 FF 20 - Public Assistance Bulletins (includes index), 1/1939-8/1939 FF 21 - Public Health (informational publications, annual report for the Missouri Society for Crippled Children), 1928-1937 FF 22 - Missouri Public Health (informational publications), 1928-1937 FF 23 - Missouri Eleemosynary Institutions (correspondence, informational publications, reports), 1929-1938 FF 24 - Missouri Council of Public Welfare Agencies (correspondence, by-laws), 1939 Box 4 FF 1 - Juvenile Delinquency (papers, address, casework evaluations, notes, conference program), 1927-1939 FF 2 - Administrative Management (President's Committee report), 1937 FF 3 - Aid to the Blind (federal publications on characteristics of state plans for aid to the blind), 1937-1938 FF 4 - Old Age Assistance (governmental publications), 1936-1939 FF 5 - Social Security (Social Security Board publications, reports and newsletters), 1935-1938 FF 6 - Aid to Dependent Children (Social Security Board publications, Report to the Missouri State Committee on Social Security), 1932-1939 FF 7 - Child Welfare (informational brochures, governmental reports, compilation of Missouri legislation), 1936-1939 FF 8 - County Almshouses (annotated bibliography, statistic forms, papers), 1922-1934 FF 9 - Public Assistance and Relief (Social Security Act provisions, statistical reports), 1937-1938 FF 10 - Cooperative Study of Relief in Missouri - Pihlblad, Director (correspondence, blank WPA interview forms and schedules), 1940 FF 11 - "Study of Relief and Related Activities in Randolph County, Missouri" (published study by C. Terence Pihlblad, Clifton Coble and Malcom Carr), 9/1940 FF 12 - "Relief in Kansas City, Missouri," 5/1938 FF 13 - Social and Health Work - Randolph County, Missouri (summary report of community survey), 6/1939 FF 14 - Social Welfare - St. Joseph and Buchanan County, Missouri (correspondence, student paper), 1940 FF 15 - Relief - Wayne County, Missouri (dissertation by Malcom B. Stinson, University of Chicago), 6/1936 FF 16 - Miscellaneous Publications (Informational publications and reports regarding Missouri social welfare, including a paper by C. T. Pihlblad entitled "Trends in Social Welfare"), 1934-1939 FF 17 - Bibliographies (publications, typed booklists), 1937-1939 FF 18 - Speech Material (drafts and typed speeches), 1936-1939 FF 19 - News Clippings, 1938-1939 FF 20 - University of Chicago (course announcements for the School of Social Service Administration, student directory, time schedules), 1936-1939 FF 21 - Washington University - St. Louis, Missouri (university bulletins, social statistics report), 1935-1939 FF 22 - Infantry Reserve - Nebel (memoranda, appointment certificate, KWOS radio speech transcript, course announcements, correspondence, notes), 1938-1939 Box 5 FF 1 - General Correspondence, 1938-1939 FF 2 - General Correspondence, 1938-1939 (cont'd) FF 3 - Personal Correspondence, 1933-1939 FF 4 - Personal Papers - Miscellaneous (insurance documents, mortgage notes, bank books, course notebook, poetry, event programs, publicity photograph of John Parrish), 1928-1938 FF 5 - Master's Degree Research - Nebel, 1935 FF 6 - University of Missouri Students with Social Work training (lists of students, list of theses), ca. 1930 FF 7 - Medical Aspects of Social Work - Lectures (course description, lectures and supplementary materials for course taught by Nebel at the University of Missouri), 1934-1935 FF 8 - Medical Aspects - Cases and Articles (article summaries, news clipping, reports, bibliographies, notes), ca. 1921-1934 FF 9 - Medical Aspects - Cases and Articles, ca. 1921-1934 (cont'd) FF 10 - Medical Aspects - Miscellaneous (article summaries, interview reports, Missouri State Board of Health Biennial Report, bibliographies), 1906-1934 FF 11 - Lecture Notes (lecture notes, case interview and visit lists, 1931-1935 FF 12 - Exams and Reading Lists, 1933-1934 FF 13 - Public Welfare Administration - SSA 350 (notes and other materials regarding course taken by Nebel at the University of Chicago's School of Social Service Administration), 1935-1936 FF 14 - Case Work (reading lists, case work manuals, course notes, exams, supplementary course materials, some course material is from SAA 307 - Social Case Work, a course at the University of Chicago's School of Social Service Administration), 1933-1939 FF 15 - Case Work - Criticisms of Field Work (student suggestions and criticism), n.d. FF 16 - Case Work - Student Papers, 1937 FF 17 - Journal Abstracts (article abstracts and summaries), ca. 1933 FF 18 - Child Welfare and Child Labor (informational publications, memoranda, press releases, course materials, some from SAA 385 - Child Welfare Case Work taken by Nebel at the University of Chicago's School of Social Service Administration), 1930-1936 FF 19 - Juvenile Delinquency - SSA 317 (notes, exams, and other materials regarding the course "The Treatment of Juvenile Delinquency" taken by Nebel at the University of Chicago's School of Social Service Administration), 1937 FF 20 - Housing Problems - SSA 375 (housing brochure, legislation brochure, paper for the course taken by Nebel at the University of Chicago's School of Social Service Administration), 1934-1937 FF 21 - Problems of Social Insurance - SSA 363 (paper, exams, and other materials regarding the course taken by Nebel at the University of Chicago's School of Social Service Administration), 1936 Box 6 FF 1 - Public Assistance - SSA 395 (paper, notes, and other materials regarding the course taken by Nebel at the University of Chicago's School of Social Service Administration), 1937 FF 2 - Psychiatry for Social Workers - SSA 341 (notes and supplementary materials regarding course taken by Nebel at the University of Chicago's School of Social Service Administration), 1936 FF 3 - Missouri Public Welfare History (course papers and projects, article summaries, Missouri Legislature bills), 1935-1936 FF 4 - Social Work History (bibliography and other course materials), 1935 FF 5 - The Courts and Social Work - SSA 351 (notes, term paper and supplementary materials regarding course taken by Nebel at the University of Chicago's School of Social Service Administration), 1937 FF 6 - The Law and Social Work - SSA 352 (notes from course taken by Nebel at the University of Chicago's School of Social Service Administration), 1936 FF 7 - Social Legislation Bibliographies, ca. 1936 FF 8 - Local Rural Government (notes, exams, and other materials regarding the course taken by Nebel at the University of Missouri from Professor of Political Science and Public Law, William L. Bradshaw), 1934 FF 9 - Social Study of Family (typed outline for psychiatric social study of the family by Beatrice Z. Levey of the United Charities of Chicago), 1934 Restrictions Note: The Archives of the University of Missouri-Columbia is required by law and Board of Curator's policy to restrict access to some files and information. Student records are held as confidential under the Federal Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 and by University policy. Faculty promotion and tenure records and Academic Personnel files are restricted for 75 years, or the lifetime of the individual. All grievance, disciplinary, and medical records are treated as confidential files. Consultations with legal counsel, both in-house and external, are protected by the attorney/client privilege and will not be released. |
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