Papers of Margaret Isgouhie Balabanian, 1900-1988, arts student, University of Glasgow, Scotland, 1918-1923

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Scope and Content

  • Student notes 1920-1924;
  • Essays 1919-c.1922;
  • Correspondence and papers c.1926-1933.

Administrative / Biographical History

Margaret Isgouhie Balabanian was born in Glasgow on 31 Dec  1900 , the daughter of Hevork Balabanian, a photographer. She studied at the  University of Glasgow from  1918-1923 . In 1918/1919, she studied Latin; 1919/1920 French (ordinary) and Roman History; 1920/1921 Higher French, Junior Honours Latin, English (ordinary). She was absent in session 1921/1922, but returned in 1922/1923 to take Latin with honours and French and Geology (ordinary). She graduated with a first class MA honours degree in Latin and French on 22 November  1924 . She later went on to become a teacher.

When she died in 1988, she bequeathed to the University of Glasgow the sum of £750 for an annual prize in French to be known as the Maragaret I Balabaniuan Prize. It was open to students at the end of their second year, who intended to proceed to Joint Honours in French and another modern language.

Arrangement

The arrangement of this material reflects the original order in which it was received

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Acquisition Information

Deposited by Margaret Balabanian in 1977

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Digital file level list available in searchroom

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Reproduction subject to usual conditions: educational use and condition of documents.

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Custodial History

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Description compiled in line with the following international standards: International Council on Archives,ISAD(G) Second Edition, September 1999 and National Council on Archives,Rules for the construction of personal, place and corporate names

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Fonds level description by Alma Topen, Assistant Archivist, cataloguing, 01 July 2004

Amended by Sam Maddra, Assistant Archivist (cataloguing), 14 April 2014.

Geographical Names

Glasgow, Scotland