Sangamon State University
Found in 117 Collections and/or Records:
Nancy Fitch Papers
This collection contains the personal papers of Nancy E. Fitch relating to her time as an Assistant Professor of History at Sangamon State University. It includes records concerning her membership on the Advisory Committee for Public Broadcasting, the History Program, the Literature Program, and other items dealing with advising, affirmative action, the Clayville Rural Life Center.
NCACSS Accreditation Papers
The Accreditation by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools (NCACSS) contains self-study reports as well as reports of NCACSS-appointed visiting teams. It also includes memos, history, status, and project status of the institution.
The collection is primarily in reverse chronological order with other reports added in which are mostly in alphabetically by office of origin.
North Central Association Self-Study Records
Office of Budget and Planning Studies Records
This collection contains the cost studies that were submitted to the Illinois Board of Regents for the fiscal years 1980 and 1981. The report cots per discipline, per faculty credit hour, and per program major.
Planning and Development General Subject Files
This collection contains Enrollment Projection 1972-73, Academic Computer Use Committee, Academic Budget for 1975-76, the correspondence with J.C. Scheuerman, Vice-president, Planning & Development 1971, the Handbook of Standardized procedures and the President's Report working file 1975. This collection also includes the Monthly Operating Fund Status RPT for the Division of Planning & Development 1974, and for the budget division, 1971-72.
President Alex B. Lacy – Subject Files records
President-Appointed Committee Records
President-Chancellor Administrative Bulletins
This collection includes bulletins as well as some memos. Topics that were covered included major announcements, academic planning, budget, accreditation, buildings, teaching, research, programs, holidays, and committee work.
