Records
Found in 235 Collections and/or Records:
President's Office - Steering Committee for Academic Planning Papers
President’s Office – University Governance Records
President's Records - Internal and External Subject Files – Alex Lacy, Jr.
This collection contains the subject files related to President Lacy during his 1978-1980 administration. It contains topics such as the general assembly, degree programs, community colleges, individual programs, and clusters; faculty, staff, and student senates, off-campus instruction, tuition, University Relations, and Federal Programs.
P/Schweighauser. Charles Schweighauser, Personal Papers, 1985-2008 Series IV
Q2. Illinois Issues, Magazine and Publications, 1975-
Q2/1. Illinois Issues Office Records, 1975
Records and Papers of "Illinois Issues" including annual reports, budget records, and other materials concerning the administration, organization, and operation of the Illinois Issues dept. (Copies of publications are catalogued in Q2).
Rent-A-Student Conference records
This collection contains registration documents, agendas, speeches, readings, and texts that were used to help in the conference.
Resource Allocation and Management Program Records
This collection details the university’s financial needs in the areas of budget, capital budgets, and operating resources. These documents provide a summary to reflect a historical year of data, a current budget, and the upcoming budget request. The RAMP documents have data on things such as staffing, state-appropriated resources, and many other budget related items.
Sangamon State University Audit Reports
This collection contains audit reports as well as compliance reports on the university.
Strategic Planning Task Force Records
The collection contains information about SSU as well as descriptions of facilities both in use and needed, assessments of library holdings, and notes about student credit hours. It also contains meeting meetings for the Board of Regents, Committee of the Whole notes, and memos. There are also SSU program responses to the Task Force recommendations.
The collection is arranged mostly by department.