Scope and Contents This series contains personal correspondence, memos, course materials, lecture notes, syllabuses, student papers and examinations, press releases, sociology articles, photographs, videotape and audiocassette recordings. This collection also contains material from the Chicago Area Project, the nation's first community-based delinquency prevention program; Ron Sakolsky's Free Speech Case; United Students for Africa; Citizens Against Prostitution, a Springfield-based community organization;...

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This collection consists of the minutes and working papers of the Strategic Planning Task Force. It also consists of workshops and retreat workings. This collection also contains notes and minutes pertaining to the colloquia “The Future of the University 2000” which were held in 1990 and 1991. The collection also includes one video cassette.

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Tape Collection (1970-current) consists of a variety of topics on video tapes, reel-to-reel tapes and audio cassettes. Topics include the inauguration of President Spencer, the first SSU Commencement in 1972 and other commencement ceremonies, Sangamon River Basin Project, Psychology Today, poetry readings, Festival of Verbal Arts, Gerontology Institute, Black Awareness week, and many others

Note: See Audio/Visual Database (AV db)

Scope and Contents This collection consists of material relating to the WUIS/WIPA FM radio program "Skirting Convention: Twelve Women Who Changed Springfield". It includes background research materials on each of the women as well as a press release and a program that contains the audio CD of the radio broadcasts. Also included are the audio tapes of the interviews conducted with several of the women as well as a video recording of Velma Carey. The cassette tapes of the interviews are in the oral...

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This collection includes papers, programs, memos, reports, announcements, and media (audio and video), booklets, press releases, papers of the coordinating committee as well as the contents of a time capsule that was set to open June 11, 2001. Historical note: This time capsule was opened and there is an article in the State Journal about said opening.

The audio and video are numbered sequentially and in the second box.