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This series contains manuscripts, typescripts and proofs of Herz's longer works, including Major Foreign Powers, Government and Politics in the Twentieth Century and From Dictatorship to Democracy. Also present in this series are reviews of many of Herz's major publications, 1931-1982.

Contains meeting minutes, membership lists of the Board of Trustees, bylaws of ACUSNY, financial reports, and background information on economical impacts of SUNY Community Colleges and CUNY. The series also contains correspondence with the ACUSNY Executive Director, members of CUNY and the ACUSNY Steering Committee, as well as university and college presidents. Prominent topics include the Visiting Student Program, 11/2/1989; a report on the Minority Faculty Project, designation of Presidents Committee, discussion of funding, 12/13/1990; the ACUSNY retirement plan, 12/13/1990; the discussion of Higher Education and the Economy of the State, 1992; Adoption of a resolution regarding the Einstein/Schweitzer Chairs, 1992; and the discussion of federal issues affecting higher education, 1992.

This series contains miscellaneous materials, as well as a number of periodicals dealing with restitution and emigration issues. Many of the periodicals contain articles pertinent to Lestoque's restitution claims and are marked and annotated by him. One item of interest is a copy of the December 1939 issue of Klaus Mann's Decision, which was devoted to Exiled German Authors. Twelve of the articles have been signed by their respective émigré authors.

This series consists of material from music festivals and other events that Michelle Crone produced or was involved in organizing.

This series consists of log notes generated by Speier while on trips for The RAND Corporation of Santa Monica, California, as well as essays, position papers and memoranda generated by Speier (and others) while in the employ of The RAND Corporation.

This series contains manuscripts for the multiple screenplays that Kastle wrote during his lifetime. As previously stated, some were produced while others were not. This series contains both handwritten drafts and typed manuscripts.

The series contains a small collection of audio-visual materials. There is a slide show, cassette and script prepared by the National War Tax Resistance Coordinating Committee. There are several audio-tapes, including a 1990 radio interview with Jack Shannon, a former employee and "whistleblower" at KAPL, and a tape of the Seminar on Economic Conversion (January 10, 1987).

Series contains records from Leigh Bienen's membership in the Illinois Capital Punishment Reform Study Committee. Material includes correspondence, meeting minutes, notes, and drafts and final copies of published reports.

The series illustrates the mission and goals of the Minority Faculty Project, the efforts done to promote minority students, and provides detailed information on its different activities. It also contains correspondence with the ACUSNY Executive Director, presidents of the Minority Faculty Project and presidents of funds and councils for financial aid. The series also documents meetings and minority programs of individual universities of New York State and of other states of the U.S. It covers the time period between 1988 and 1990.

This series contains reprints, clippings and typescripts of articles by other authors collected by Bendix. Many of the texts are mimeographed typescripts and were used by Bendix in his courses and lectures.