University of Durham (1832-:)
Found in 10 Collections and/or Records:
Certificate sent to the University of Durham from the University of Edinburgh, 1937
The University of Edinburgh state their good wishes towards the University of Durham, and inform them that they are sending Godfrey Thomson to represent them in Durham on the day of the celebration itself. They make reference to former warlike rivalry between Northumberland and Scotland.
Certificates regarding Thomson's role in the Officers' Training Corps and the territorial force, 1909-1915
Includes certificates from the University of Durham, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and the Swedish Psychological society.
Also includes a testimonial from Professor Karl Ferdinand Braun, which Thomson retained with his certificates.
Degree scroll from the University of Durham conferring Thomson's admission to the degree of Doctor of Science, 1913
Includes certificates from the University of Durham, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and the Swedish Psychological society.
Also includes a testimonial from Professor Karl Ferdinand Braun, which Thomson retained with his certificates.
General: early 1945, 1945
Correspondence, press cuttings and related items, including material relating to the Ridell Memorial lectures and the Edinburgh Famine Relief Committee and letters from his wife Florence Jewel Baillie, his brother Donald Macpherson Baillie, Arnold Joseph Toynbee, publishers and individuals within the YMCA.
Issue of Armstrong College Department of Education Papers, first series, including Thomson's article, The School Walk, pp.48-52, 1907
Thomson's article regards teaching children outdoors, specifically in relation to geography teaching, and a related experiment at Shipcote Boys School, Gateshead.
Issue of Armstrong College Department of Education Papers, second series, including Thomson's contribution to A Training College under Canvas, titled Part II, Organisation, 1908
a Training College under Canvas regards the camp at Warkworth between June 27 - July 11, 1908. The camp included 106 school boys from the surrounding areas, along with training college students, and was organised to explore the effects of teaching children outdoors. Thomson's contribution regards the recruitment of the school boys; the equipment needed and the cost of this; the staff present; and difficulties encountered.
Letter from A A McFarlane Grieve, 10 Feb 1955
MacFarlane-Grieve recalls his time working under Thomson in the Durham Officers' Training Corps, mentioning Thomson's kindness.
Papers of Godfrey H. Thomson
Titled Lectures to music teachers on some general principles of teaching, c1916-1918
The 4th lecture, which was titled Mental imagery, has not survived.
Volumes 1, 2, and 3 of The Northerner: the Magazine of the Durham College of Science, 1901-1903
These publications were collected by Thomson and Lady Thomson, and reflect his many personal interests out with the fields of psychology and mathematics.
They include social and geographical histories, music, German literature, and publications given to Thomson by friends with messages and annotations on the inside.
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