H. O. Crisler papers, 1922-1978
8 linear feet — 7 oversize volumes — 1 oversize folder — 2 film reels — 2 digital video files
8 linear feet — 7 oversize volumes — 1 oversize folder — 2 film reels — 2 digital video files
The Audio-Visual series includes a single tape of an interview with Crisler, Bump Elliott and Bill Fleming, photographs, a film of the 1948 Rose Bowl Game (also available on videotape) and a film on the History of University of Minnesota football.
242 linear feet — 4 microfilms (positive and negative) — 2.44 GB (online)
The Executive Board series (19.3 linear feet) spans the years from 1892 to 1996. The series includes correspondence; materials to Board elections; and minutes, agendas, and supporting documents. The "Correspondence and Miscellaneous" subseries includes correspondence, board minutes, memos and other materials pertaining to Executive Board functioning, arranged chronologically. "Elections," includes general materials pertaining to nomination and election of Executive and Divisional Board members, arranged chronologically, as well as ballot counts and membership rosters.
The bulk of the series (18 linear feet) is comprised of agendas, minutes, and supporting materials from Rackham Executive Board and Administrative Council meetings from 1892 to 1990. The minutes from 1892 through 1971 are held in bound volumes, while minutes and documents from 1971 through 1990 are unbound.
3 linear feet — 1 oversize folder — 3 GB (online)
Human Rights Party Organization, 1972-1975 series encompasses official documents, platforms, photos, fliers, and correspondence. Audio tapes of commercial spots are also included.
69 linear feet — 9.5 GB (online)
The Photographs series (3 linear ft. in 4 boxes, 1956-1997), accessioned in 2004/2005, nicely complement the ITD record group as the photographs document much of the evolution and history of the Information Technology Division. Photographs have been divided into four subseries: Computing, Events, People and Organizations, and Systems and Networks.
The Miscellaneous Photos consists of several binders of slides and photographs compiled by ITD. These binders have been preserved as accessioned, therefore these images encompass many of the above series. Researchers may find images of people, events, systems, and computing in these binders.
1 linear foot — 4.5 MB (online)
143.8 linear feet (in 146 boxes) — 54.83 GB (online)
65 linear feet
The Program for Research on Black Americans (PRBA) sub-group (comprised of 65 linear feet) contains the records of a sub-unit of the Institute for Social Research at the University of Michigan that was established in 1976. The program is an ongoing collaboration between an interdisciplinary team of social scientists dedicated to collecting, analyzing, and interpreting high quality national data on African Americans and international data on people of African descent in order to inform the creation of effective public policy. Another key goal of the program is to offer research and training opportunities to social scientists and students of color.
This sub-group includes a variety of materials from James S. Jackson, former director of the Institute for Social Research (ISR), who currently serves a six-year term on the National Science Board, the advisory board of the National Science Foundation (NSF).
Materials include grant proposals, survey instruments, focus group transcriptions, correspondence, bulletins, and internal governance records created under the auspices of the PRBA and its various projects.
60 linear feet (in 60 boxes) — 9 oversize volumes — 31.72 GB (online)
The material in the House Records series (1934-2010) document individual ICC houses and include a mixture of minutes, the constitution of the house, newsletters, photographs (most images, however, are found in the Audio-Visual series), and files relating to the history or administration of a house. The series is divided into 42 subseries; the first 39 correspond to the names of houses and are arranged alphabetically, from Bag-End to Zapata. materials in these subseries are arranged by document type: first minutes, then constitutions or rules, and other materials such as administrative, financial, or event records; house "history" files; or photographs. Following the subseries for the houses are materials for the Division Councils and Boarding Co-ops, including minutes and constitutions. The Multiple Houses subseries contains materials that relate to several houses, including sets of mixed or combined membership and financial records. The Legal and Financial Documents subseries includes materials relating to the legal purchase and ownership of the various houses. Within this subseries, materials are arranged by document type and then chronologically.
30 linear feet — 1 oversize folder — 5.1 GB (online)
The Photographs and Audiovisual Materials series (2 linear feet) includes Vietnam-era photographs, negatives, and slides of ICPJ members and events, including a Walk for Hunger and Crater Dig and a scrapbook containing photographs and fliers relating to the 2002-2003 CROP walks. Additionally there are audiotapes of a series of meeting between ICPJ members and US Representative Carl Pursell, as well as audio and video recordings of other ICPJ sponsored events and lectures.
86.4 linear feet (in 92 boxes) — 51 volumes (scrapbook) — 1 oversize folder — 30.91 GB (online)
The Sound Recordings series consists of Audio Tapes and Record Discs circa 1922-86 and relate to Maddy's life and Camp/Interlochen history. The Maddy portion contains his reminiscences for a proposed a biography (1958) and a WOOD (Grand Rapids) retrospective on his life (1966). It also includes his talk to the American Association of University Women (undated) and recordings of his Richmond High School orchestra from the early 1920's. In addition, there are many discs of Maddy's instructional lessons from the 1930's.
The Camp/Interlochen segment features George Wilson's talk (1986) on the institution's history and a WEFM (Chicago) interview (undated) with Thor Johnson, the early Camp conductor and Academy director. It also includes an early performance of "Les Preludes" (circa 1930's), the White House concert (1962), performances conducted by Cliburn and Maddy (1964), Interlochen promotional recordings (1971 and 1973), the concert for President Ford (1975), the dedication ceremonies for the Grand Traverse Performing Arts Center (1975), and 50th anniversary releases (1977).