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The Subject Files series includes news clippings, biographical materials, contracts, brochures, newsletters, season calendars, and other reference materials dating from 1817-2015.

Coit was a prolific correspondent and kept most of the letters she received as well as requesting her correspondents save her letters. Topics covered in these letters include her educational and social experiences; political opinions; travels; tastes in books, films, and clothes; friendships and romantic relationships; and professional challenges and triumphs.

The collection includes newspaper clippings related to the Greensboro Massacre and other social justice causes, trial materials related to the Greensboro Massacre criminal and civil trials, materials from the Greensboro Truth and Reconciliation Commission, publications from social justice organizations like the CWP, audiovisual materials, and materials from Jim Waller, and drafts of writings by Signe Waller Foxworth.

This series contains files of a general nature pertaining to or affecting the Office of the Dean. Files associated will individual departments or programs will be found in Series 2.

This series contains files of a general nature pertaining to or affecting the Office of the Dean. Files associated will individual departments or programs will be found in Series 2.

This collection contains the administrative records of the Office of the Provost at The University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Included are reports, correspondence, memoranda, an archive of the office's website, and other records that document the Provost's role as academic leader in all matters of curriculum and program development, the advancement of teaching, and the support of research and other scholarly and creative work in the academic community.

This collection consists of grant applications and reports; records related to Faculty Fellows, Ashby Dialogues and other special programs; administrative records related to inter-disciplinary areas such as Women's Studies, International Studies, and the Masters in Liberal Studies; and a printed copy of Darwin-L, a network discussion group on the history and theory of the historical sciences.

This collection contains the administrative records of the Office of the Provost at The University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Included are reports, correspondence, memoranda, an archive of the office's website, and other records that document the Provost's role as academic leader in all matters of curriculum and program development, the advancement of teaching, and the support of research and other scholarly and creative work in the academic community.

The collection contains personal materials, publicity and publishing materials, audiovisual materials, and manuscript drafts of Sandlin's novels, screenplays, and essays.

This collection is comprised of materials related to the communcation cross the curriculum program and one book, entitled Communication Across the UNCG Curriculum: A guide for faculty. The handbook was published in 2002, and was written by UNCG faculty for UNCG faculty. It features curriculum guidelines, emphasizes the importance of writing and speaking at the university level, and features short articles by UNCG professors.

This collection is comprised of materials related to the communcation cross the curriculum program and one book, entitled Communication Across the UNCG Curriculum: A guide for faculty. The handbook was published in 2002, and was written by UNCG faculty for UNCG faculty. It features curriculum guidelines, emphasizes the importance of writing and speaking at the university level, and features short articles by UNCG professors.

This collection is comprised of materials related to the communcation cross the curriculum program and one book, entitled Communication Across the UNCG Curriculum: A guide for faculty. The handbook was published in 2002, and was written by UNCG faculty for UNCG faculty. It features curriculum guidelines, emphasizes the importance of writing and speaking at the university level, and features short articles by UNCG professors.

This collection is comprised of materials related to the communcation cross the curriculum program and one book, entitled Communication Across the UNCG Curriculum: A guide for faculty. The handbook was published in 2002, and was written by UNCG faculty for UNCG faculty. It features curriculum guidelines, emphasizes the importance of writing and speaking at the university level, and features short articles by UNCG professors.

This series contains files of a general topical nature pertaining to or affecting the Department of Psychology as a whole.

This series contains files of a general topical nature pertaining to or affecting the Department of Psychology as a whole.

Kucharczyk's essays and papers on the role of women in the military and combat status.

The collection includes an oral history transcript, 13 February 2000; VFW magazine articles written for and by Zule, 1995-2000; postcards of war ravaged business district; photographs of Zule's military service, circa 1940s; Women's Army Auxiliary Corps propaganda, undated.

Including monographs, anthologies, short stories, and articles by the author published and unpublished.

Manuscripts, Notes, and Essays authored by Reinhold Saleski.

The Subject Files series consists of various remaining materials within the collection and is arranged alphabetically by topic. Many of the title headings of certain subject file are that which Gatewood had, herself, ascribed. This is the case with the following subject files: Course Documents, Mailing Lists, Miscellaneous, Paintings Sold, Prints Info and Documentation, Retrospective, Reviews, Somerhill Gallery, Studio, and Writings.

The Subject Files series consists of various remaining materials within the collection and is arranged alphabetically by topic. Many of the title headings of certain subject file are that which Gatewood had, herself, ascribed. This is the case with the following subject files: Course Documents, Mailing Lists, Miscellaneous, Paintings Sold, Prints Info and Documentation, Retrospective, Reviews, Somerhill Gallery, Studio, and Writings.

The Subject Files series consists of various remaining materials within the collection and is arranged alphabetically by topic. Many of the title headings of certain subject file are that which Gatewood had, herself, ascribed. This is the case with the following subject files: Course Documents, Mailing Lists, Miscellaneous, Paintings Sold, Prints Info and Documentation, Retrospective, Reviews, Somerhill Gallery, Studio, and Writings.

This collection documents the career, writings, and activities of Richard Nelson Current. It consists of professional and personal correspondence, original handwritten and typescript manuscripts of his writings, lectures and book reviews, as well as clippings, ephemera, photographs, and documents regarding his finances, residence, travels, and affiliations with various organizations and publishers.

Peter Paul Fuchs' personal papers, including biographic material, correspondence, and photograhs

The Writings Series consist of books and articles written by Loren Schweninger, it also includes professional papers and correspondences about numerous publications. We kept the original folder tiles then proceed to arrange them in chronological order by starting date. As a result, there were ovelaps in date ranges, for example: Folder 1: Professional Correspondences, 1966- 1977 Folder 2: Professional Correspondences, 1970-1986