Box 1

The biographical files consist of photocopies of Oberlin College news releases concerning George T. Scott’s retirement from teaching in 1980 and obituary notices from September 23, 1987. Included are brochures and an annual report of the Bermuda Biological Station in St. Georges, Bermuda, where Scott conducted research.

The biographical files consist of photocopies of Oberlin College news releases concerning George T. Scott’s retirement from teaching in 1980 and obituary notices from September 23, 1987. Included are brochures and an annual report of the Bermuda Biological Station in St. Georges, Bermuda, where Scott conducted research.

The correspondence series contains detailed letters that document the merger of the Oberlin College Departments of Botany and Zoology into the Department of Biology in 1961. Included is correspondence between George T. Scott and Oberlin College President Robert K. Carr, and letters from professors at other institutions. This series also consists of letters concerning a construction grant for Kettering Hall. The series is arranged chronologically.

The correspondence series contains detailed letters that document the merger of the Oberlin College Departments of Botany and Zoology into the Department of Biology in 1961. Included is correspondence between George T. Scott and Oberlin College President Robert K. Carr, and letters from professors at other institutions. This series also consists of letters concerning a construction grant for Kettering Hall. The series is arranged chronologically.

The correspondence series contains detailed letters that document the merger of the Oberlin College Departments of Botany and Zoology into the Department of Biology in 1961. Included is correspondence between George T. Scott and Oberlin College President Robert K. Carr, and letters from professors at other institutions. This series also consists of letters concerning a construction grant for Kettering Hall. The series is arranged chronologically.

This series consists of two folders of clippings (photocopies), one containing articles relating to George T. Scott’s presentations, research, and awards, and the other concerning the Bermuda Biological Station in St. Georges, Bermuda. The clippings are arranged chronologically.

Clippings about Scott.

“The Influence of Glycolytic Factors on the Potassium and Sodium Content of Saccharomyces cerevisiae,” by George T. Scott, Marc A. Jacobson, and Mary E. Rice. (Reprint from Archives of Biochemistry, Vol. 30, No. 2, February, 1951, p. 282-291).

"The Influence of Temperature and Illumination on the Exchange of Potassium Ion in Ulva lactuca,” by George T Scott and Hugh Howard. (Reprint from Biochimica et Biophysica, Vol. 12, 1953, p. 401-404).

“Exchange of Sodium Ion in Ulva lactuca,” by George T. Scott, Hugh Hayward, Robert De Voe, and Gary Crave (Reprint from Science, Vol. 125, No. 3239, 1957, p. 160).