This collection contains letters, memos, minutes, and reports that in the aggregate provide a detailed view of one year’s administrative problems and solutions. Notable documents include long-range planning, in which demographic changes and new financial constraints affecting higher education in the 1990s are dramatically apparent.

This collection includes minutes, memoranda, recommendations, self-evaluations, correspondence, questionnaire responses and audio tape cassettes documenting the activities of the University Personnel Committee, Tenure Decision Committee, Cluster Personnel Committees, and Program Personnel Committees from 1972 to 1980.

Included in this collection is information about the faculty senate as well as energy saving classes/workshops that were held both on and off campus. There is also various information about professors involved in the social studies department and classes that were taught by Bill/William W. Stevens. There is also extensive information about his involvement with the Feminist movement and equal rights for women in which he was involved with both on and off campus.