This series contains constitutions, budgets, announcements and newsletters, Moving-up Day programs, and government reorganization papers. In some cases there is extensive information on proposals such as the ACT's and the Ebenezer Howard Project, 1970-71, an attempt to involve students in the problems of urban poverty. The subjects range from local to state wide concerns including other SUNY schools.
Series 3 focus on Dr. Blanchards personal and professional correspondence while he was working professionally as well as when he retired. The majority of correspondence was exchanged between Dr. Blanchard and his colleagues and discusses manuscripts or research. The series contains handwritten and typed letters, postcards, manuscripts, newspaper clippings, journal articles, brochures, memos, handwritten notes, figures, photographs, and reports. Please note that not all of the files contain correspondence directly between Dr. Blanchard and the person the folder is named after. Some folders contain letters sent to Dr. Blanchard from the persons family members or letters sent to that person from another source.
The recruitment Plans series consists of reports on how each department at the University planned "to overcome underutilization of minorities and women" in their new hires process. The series also holds documents created by the Black Action Coalition and other minority and female employment support groups affecting change on the University Campus.
This series contains information on internal audits of the Office's budget, animal research policies, correspondence with research centers and institutes, reports from committees on which the Office played a part and correspondence with academic departments regarding their graduate programs.
The majority of the correspondence in this series relates to Rienow's environmental activism. Included is correspondence with members of various environmental organizations, such as the Defenders of Wildlife and the Nature Conservancy, as well as letters written to policy makers such as New York State and United States Senators. Additional correspondence relates to Rienow's writing career, including correspondence with publishers, fan mail, and letters to Rienow asking him to speak at a variety of engagements. The series also contains personal correspondence between Rienow and family members as well as other friends or acquaintances such as Erastus Corning II, Mayor of the City of Albany, and Lady Bird Johnson.
List includes: Date, Last Name of the Author, Title of Production, Last Name of Faculty Member, and Location of Production.
Collection consists of donations from the Class of 1956, inlcuding reunion information, programs, pamphlets, graduation attire, and an obituary to a past student.
This series contains the records of Suzanne Lance, Fellowship Coordinator and Special Projects Officer for the Schweitzer Chair. The series documents Toni Morrison's tenure as the Schweitzer Chair. Contains grant applications, promotional materials, and correspondence regarding Schweitzer Chair initiatives. Also includes correspondence and copies of published writing from Schweitzer Fellows. Morrison's correspondence within the collection primarily concerns Schweitzer Chair initiatives. Additionally, this series contains flat files of posters and fliers for events sponsored by the Schweitzer Chair.
