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Helen Quirini joined the Schenectady YWCA in 1943 and later became one of its strongest advocates. She went on to serve on the board of directors and was elected president in 1979. This subseries contains materials illustrating the YWCA's day-to-day activities and its contributions to the community. The subseries consists of agendas, minutes, newsletters, magazines and flyers. It also features pamphlets on domestic violence, racism, feminism and equality as well as information on the YWCA-run battered women's shelter in Schenectady.

This subseries contains manuscript and typescript drafts, typescripts, notes, reprints, monographs, and a small amount of correspondence related to Studer's writing projects. Of interest are two typescript drafts of unpublished projects: Community Life and Woodland Story both of which are reflective pieces examining Studer's life and work at the Downtown Community School and Camp Woodland respectively. Please note that Studer published some Woodland Story chapters separately. For instance, "Folklore from a Valley that Died" (Chapter 9) was a standalone article in New York Folklore Quarterly in 1956. The standalone article "Yarns of a Catskill Woodsman" (Chapter 16) appeared in New York Folklore Quarterly in 1955. "Mike Todd's Story" (Chapter 11) later evolved into and was published as A Catskill Woodsman. A draft of Woodland Story's Chapter 17 entitled "Our Catskill Teachers" also appears as a section of a draft of Chapter 3. Therefore draft text is found in both files. This collection is missing later draft chapters of Woodland Story so there are gaps in the order.

The Writings subseries includes drafts, news clippings, correspondence, and other supporting material available for the non-book writings of Persico. Persico has published many articles on historical topics in publications such as American Heritage as well as book reviews and opinion ("op-ed") pieces for newspapers. A few folders of research material are also included in this series. Also included in this subseries is research material assembled for writing projects that did not result in a publication of a book and an unpublished manuscript for a novel, The Fornix. The "Documentaries, Narration" folder also includes scripts for the History Channel documentaries "Piercing the Reich: The Deadly Deceivers" and "Nuremberg: Tyranny on Trial".

Consists of drafts and final versions of paper manuscripts of writing and art projects organized by subcategory: Aphorisms, Comics, Conceptual Texts, Dictionaries, Dramatic Works, Essays, Fiction, Light Verse, Poems, Pwoermds, Visual Art, and Visual Poems. Includes oversized material stored separately.

Includes documentation of Huth's professional career. Records include publications written by Geof Huth, scripts of professional presentations by Huth, work newsletters, and newspaper clippings on his work as an archivist and records manager.

This subseries documents ASLF's projects in the West states, including: Alaska, California, Colorado, Idaho, Hawaii, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington and Wyoming. The majority of the projects are from Oregon and Washington where ASLF conducted business under the name Pacific Environmental Enforcement Council.

The records in this subseries include planning documents, workshop material, government water regulation, clean water legislation, as well as meeting and conference files. These records discuss clean water activism and the Source Water Assessment Program in New York State. Most of the records originated with the Western New York Office of CEC.

This collection is made up of video materials documenting the history of the University. This series includes recordings of University Senate meetings, convocations, dedications and other campus and community events related to the University and Albany more broadly.

The Pennsylvania Venire Study documents the data reports and venires along with supplemental materials.

This subseries documents ASLFs projects in the U.S. Territories, including: Puerto Rico, America Samoa, Guam and other Pacific islands. Most of the material covers Puerto Rico, with a strong emphasis on the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority.