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This collection contains part-time faculty personnel files kept by the Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs. The majority of files contain only course evaluations. A few, however, contain course plans, correspondence, newspaper clippings, and employment records. These files are of part-time faculty members who are no longer with the University.

Scope and Contents This collection contains faculty personnel files kept by the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs. These files contain notification of appointments and re-appointments: non-instructional assignment reports; professional activities reports; recommendations and decisions about retention, promotion, merit pay increase and tenure; appeals of decisions; documentation of public affairs activities; copies of published books and articles. These are the files on which Program, Cluster, and...

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Part-time and Adjunct faculty personnel files kept by Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs includes mostly course evaluations, along with notifications of appointment and re-appointment; notifications of appointment and agreement; personal services actions forms; personal information sheets, and faculty employment records. These files are of part-time and adjunct faculty members who are no longer with the University. These files are similar to J1/5/14.

Scope and Contents Program statements prepared for the 1972 Academic Program Status Report and program proposals prepared for the Board of Regents including the first drafts and edited versions, prepared by the Academic Planning Project, 1972-73. Programs include Administration, Biology, Children, Families & Community Services, Communications in a Technological Society, Community Arts Management, Community Planning & Area Development, Creative Arts, Economics, Environments and People,...

Scope and Contents The Phil Kendall Papers consist of minutes, tapes, contracts, and correspondence from PAC intersessions: "Crisis in Confidence" (1974), "American Identity" (1976) and "Individual Freedom and the State (1987); plus various correspondence, memos, grant applications and reports from the Public Affairs/Public Services Office of SSU; and "Illinois Issues". The file also include papers and reports by SSU faculty (1973-1978); and correspondence, reports, and memos from the Adult Interracial...

Scope and Contents Interracial Education Program records include grant proposal summaries, reports, memos and correspondence on the two major projects directed by Gus Stevens with assistance from Chris Breiseth & Phil Kendall. One project was a series of summer institutes for school administrators and teachers designed to develop educationally effective attitudes and behavior in interracial schools.  The other was a program of weekend workshops and public lectures to help citizens of the community  adjust ...

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Audiocassettes for PAC 481: The Energy Decade, Intersession March 14-21 1981. This course covered the growing concern for energy, food supplies and resources and the increasing cost and abundant fossil fuels and their affect on socio-economic issues. This course also examined regional and community reactions as well as creative alternatives to problems considered primarily global in nature.

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This file contains brochures, publicity releases, and programs on conferences sponsored by the Office of Continuing Education.  Topics include vegetarianism, tenure, nursing, money, astronomy, energy, international economics, and race relations.

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This series documents seminars, institutes, workshops and conferences conducted by Continuing Education. It includes teaching materials, lesson plans, memos, correspondence, budgets, teacher's contracts, evaluations, brochures, student records and student papers. Subjects include cosmetology teaching, management skills in non-profit organizations, archeology, business and technical writing, microcomputer applications, senior citizens' concerns, and astronomy.

Scope and Contents "The Lincolns of Springfield, Illinois" Television Documentary was a project initiated by J. Michael Lennon, director of the Office of Public Affairs Communication (OPAC) in 1987 to record the restoration of the Lincoln Home.  "The Lincolns of Springfield" documented the restoration work and featured interviews with experts.  The goal of the hour-long documentary was to present for a general audience the details of the home's restoration and give insight to the homelife of the Lincolns. "The...