Student papers and projects on Jacqueline Jackson's spring 1971 class PAC: Women's Liberation. Subjects include divorce, sexism, women's liberation movement, women in politics, and other related topics.

Student papers and projects of Walt Johnson's Veterans Affairs Seminar held in the winter of 1972-1973.

Student papers of English Professor Nancy Perkins. Created in ENG 470, Creative Writing

Student papers and reports of David Schaeffer's summer 1971 class entitled "World of Drugs". Subjects include alcohol, marijuana, the drug problem, rehabilitation, and other drug related subjects.

Student projects of Public Affairs Colloquium 605, Spring 1976, taught by Professor Anna May Smith on the topic, The Woman Executive. Projects include written critiques of speakers, collections of articles and publications about women in business, reports, and handouts of readings and articles. The course was part of the curriculum of the Management Program.

Student papers of the course, Cooperatives and Collectives: Alternative Institutions for Economic Justice and Social Change, taught by Ralph Stone, Fall 1973. Papers consist of essays on the subject of cooperatives, collectives, their philosophy and credit unions.

Student papers of Richard Wright's winter 1971-72 course in Cell Structure & Function. Each paper is a chapter of the "Structure & Function of Cells" publication issued by SSU in March 1972. See boxlist for complete list of papers and subjects.

A student report entitled "Survey to Determine Contemporary Community Standards Existing in the City of Springfield, Illinois and SSU during the winter of 1970-71" and to Determine the Feasibility of the Phrase, ‘Contemporary Community Standards as a Guideline for Censorship.' By George M. Pica & Anne Goldfield. Report includes survey data, raw survey questionnaires and test materials to determine attitudes toward pornography and censorship in the Springfield area.

Student project on bird's eggs prepared for SSU class in 1972. Includes slide photographs of bird egg specimens in the collections of the Illinois State Museum; each slide has accompanying card with additional information and corresponding number. Compiled by James Rahn.

Reports prepared by Charles H. Banning Jr., Gary R. Ulrich and John A. Herzog as a tutorial during Fall 1976 & Spring 1997 with Philip Gregg of the Public Administration Program. The projects focused on the administrative problems of administering a child welfare agency such as Kemmerer Village in Assumption, Illinois.