Student files containing evaluation reports, transcripts, student papers and other student records. Evaluation reports include teacher evaluation of students. Academic records include; University admissions applications, academic transcripts, academic counseling consideration, graduation contracts, selection of faculty advisors and student papers submitted for evaluation.

Prior to 1980 every graduating student at UIS was required to submit a Graduation Report to his advisor 30 days before the end of the students final term. This applied to undergraduate and graduate students. The reports consisted of a self assessment and demonstration of the students academic achievement and communication skills. Teacher evaluations are also included in some reports.

The Energy Conservation Project was undertaken for the Illinois Commerce Commission. The printout shows the correlation among responses to survey question about home heating equipment, insulation, home value, and income.

Student papers cover environmental problems and proposed solutions at local, state and national levels. Topics included are waste disposal, recycling, and environmental legislation.

This series documents the planning and execution of a meeting of University and College Women of Illinois in conjunction with Sangamon State's University Week program, October 5, 1974.  Included are memos, letters, financial records and speakers' photos and biographies.

Student papers written for class in Health Services Administration program, 1972-84; primarily residency report and other research papers dealing with aspects of the Adminisration of hospitals, nursing homes, health departments, and other health care facilities. For problem solving papers and master's theses from the Health Services Admin program, see J54/45.

This series includes papers by undergraduate and graduate students. Some are similar to or identical with master's theses (record series J54)

Contains minutes, correspondence, lists of events, working papers, material related to the Barbara Ehrenreich lecture and "Redlining in Springfield, Illinois", posters and personal notes.

These records consist of memos, correspondence, proposals, schedules, planning papers. Proposals, reports, brochures, bulletins, newsletters, and clippings related to International Education Program. Dr. Wayne Snyder, Professor of Economics, was coordinator.

"XX Chromosome Chronicle" publication records, published by the Women's Studies Committee, features articles and literary works about topics concerning women. Also includes subscription and billing records, posters, layout material, correspondence, drafts of articles, policies, procedures, and meeting minutes.