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Office of University Relations Press Release file contains official SSU announcements covering events, activities, ceremonies, community events, intersessions minority services, publications, student activities and university week. There is a gap in the years 1984 -1992; many of these documents can be found in the UIS Weekly published in this time period. Series continues in 1995 as University of Illinois Springfield.

Scope and Contents The University Relations subject File, 1970-84 consists of minutes, memos, correspondence, reports and other material pertaining to the Academic cabinet, Newspaper Advertising, American Association of State Colleges & University Board of Regents, Calendar committee, and the Recruitment committee. This file also contains President's reports, Public Affairs Report, reports of the Legislative Studies Center, and news clippings. The main sources are the Director's of University Relations;...

Scope and Contents The University Relations subject File, 1981-2001 consists of memos, correspondence, reports, speeches, meeting notes, news clippings, and other material between the UIS campus community and internal and external entities. This file contains recruitment reports, including the search for a new Chancellor when Naomi Lynn retired and Richard Ringeisen was selected; the expansion of the campus with the construction of the Health and Sciences Building; the implementation of the Capital Scholars...

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These are audio tapes of "SSU reports," a program aired on local Springfield radio stations. Included are interviews and panel discussions on such topics as University Week, among many SSU projects and activities.

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Correspondence, memos, and minutes about alumni affairs and job placement, with incidental materials on community colleges, Sangamon State University commencements, and space arrangements for campus events.

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Records and papers of the Publications Editor including Student handbook, Faculty handbook, publications, layouts, graphic information, and projects such as the SSU logo, parking decals, pamphlets, booklets, forms, stationary, business cards and other printed materials.

Scope and Contents The SSU Weekly is a newsletter first published at the beginning of the 1984 Fall term. It includes information about people, events, awards, promotions and schedule of meetings held on campus. It is published weekly during the spring and fall semesters, once over winter break and bi-weekly during the summer term. The SSU Weekly became the UIS Weekly with the Volume 11, No. 26 July 17, 1995 edition following the merger of Sangamon State University with the University of Illinois. The SSU...

Scope and Contents The Broadcast Services Records File, 1973-1992 consists of correspondence, reports, budgets, grants, daily operation scheduling, program scheduling and other material dealing with the university's radio station WSSR/WSSU (name changed in 1989). Also included is material dealing with the Advisory Committee for Public Broadcasting, (ACPB), Board of Regents, Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), Illinois Public Broadcasting (IPB), Springfield Area Council for Public Broadcasting (SACPB)...

Scope and Contents The Sangamon State University Cooperative Complex would consists of national, regional and state organizations and associations, non-profit or from the private sector concerned with excellence in government and public affiars. The Cooperative Complex Records include; feasibility report, abstract and development proposal for the Cooperative Complex, brochures and videotape script, site selction data for Springfield, invitation, guest list , speeches, press releases and clippings for ...

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The University Relations Faculty Appointment File containing contracts, resumes, correspondence, press releases, photographs and sample of faculty publications. The file is divided into three series: past faculty, past part time faculty, and past administrative staff. Also included is material on the appointment of graduate assistants and faculty assistants.