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The series illustrates ACUSNY's engagement in the Visiting Student Program which allows students enrolled at a participating college to visit another institution in New York State for up to a year without formal transfer. Contains background information on the program, receipts, lists of participating institutions, responses to a survey, 1988, the original Visiting Student Program Handbook, incoming and outgoing reports, 1990, and correspondence, 1969-1990, in particular to participating institutions and the Visiting Student Program Advisory Panel. Prominent topics include the improvement of publicity of the Visiting Student Program, 1969; solidarity in the higher education community, 1980; international programming, 1989. 0.

This series is made up of photographs and negative sheets. The photographs and negative sheets in this series document various University events and appear to have been taken either for or by employees of the office. The collection includes a mix of posed and candid photographs of students and faculty as well as photographs of major events including graduation ceremonies.

This series includes the records of David C. Baldus's general publications, including the bookEqual Justice and the Death Penalty, that do not fall under any specific research project.

The records found in this series consist of legislative actions, correspondence with constituents, newspaper clippings, and other subject-specific documents. Such subjects fall under the categories of: Foreign Affairs and various Departments and Committees. There is also documentation of the Office of Economic Opportunity/Emergency Small Loan Program within this series. Within this series are also applications to military academies to be approved by Farbstein. As these materials contain personally identifiable information, these specific files have been restricted.

Contains recorded broadcasts of The Book Show, a WAMC-produced weekly radio show hosted by Joe Donahue thet interviews authors about their books, their lives and their craft. Notable authors interviewed include: Kurt Vonnegut, John Irving, John Updike, Alice Walker, Toni Morrison, Arthur Miller, Stephen King, Amy Tan, Anne Rice, Philip Roth, E.L Doctorow, Richard Russo, David Sedaris and Maya Angelou.

The writings of Brecht have been divided into two sub-series: 1) full-length book publications; and 2) essayistic and literary writings.

The handbooks series contains the student handbooks for the School of Criminal Justice for the years listed above.

This series contains typescripts of reviews written by Werner, many of which are duplicate reviews filed under specific artists and topics. The series also contains a selection of Werner's column "Views and Visions", which appeared in the monthly magazine Art Voices.

Contains accounting files of the fiscal years from 1984-1991, cash receipt and entry journals, bills paid, tax records, especially Federal and New York State Income Tax remittance copies, 1984, accounting files of Annual Meetings, 1990-1992, and the Minority Faculty Project, IRS-original tax exempt information, 1973, registration statements of the employee benefit plan, 1975-1990, and miscellaneous things, such as accounting files of office furniture, insurance, New York Telephone, and Albany parking.