The MSU Authors Collection is an important part of the University Archives' holdings because the works in this collection document the intellectual heritage of the university and the contributions of MSU faculty, staff, students, and alumni to contemporary scholarship.
Beginning in 2008, the University Archives has hosted a biennial reception honoring MSU faculty, staff and emeriti faculty authors who had written and/or edited monographs, musical scores or recordings, films or videos. This digital collection showcases the books, scores, recordings, films or videos created by faculty and staff at Minnesota State University, Mankato.
Where appropriate and where copyright allows, full-text versions are made available of certain MSU Authors' works.
For more information about the MSU Authors Collection, visit https://library.mnsu.edu/archives/collections/university-archives/msu-authors/ .
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The Village Indians of the Upper Missouri: The Mandans, Hidatsas, and Arikaras
Roy W. Meyer
"...the first comprehensive history of the Three Affiliated Tribes from prehistoric times to the 1970's. The emphasis throughout is on the interaction between the Indians and the whites with whom they came into contact -- explorers, traders, missionaries, and government agents -- and to the process of culture change among these village horticulturalists."
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Morphometric Atlas of Mapped Fish Lakes South Central Minnesota
Henry W. Quade, Brian Henry Hill, and Susan Darley-Hill
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A Historical Perspective and Service Report: Region VIII, American Association on Mental Deficiency
Antusa S. Bryant and William A. Funari
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Publications of Arts & Science Faculty, 1971-1975
Elwood B. Ehrle, Jane F. Earley, and Marion J. Carrison
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Lindbergh of Minnesota
Bruce L. Larson
The story of the political career of Charles Lindbergh, father of the aviator who flew to Paris in the Spirit of St. Louis.
