The Thomas Parkinson Papers contain correspondence between Parkinson and members of the San Francisco literary scene, such as beat poets Allen Ginsberg, Michael McClure, Gary Snyder, and Philip Whalen. The collection also includes manuscripts written by Parkinson and his friends and associates.

Thomas Harvey Skinner (1791-1871) was a Presbyterian minister, pastoral theologian, and founding faculty member and professor at Union Theological Seminary. The collection contains a commonplace book, as well as lecture notes, ministerial and personal correspondence, clippings, memorials, and biographical and family genealogical material.

The collection contains both personal and professional correspondence.

Collection consists of writings, course materials, personal materials, travel photographs and 35mm slides, lecture notes, photographic prints, and audiovisual recordings.

Ulysses Kay (1917-1995) was a noted twentieth-century American composer. The collection includes audio reels, biographical materials, correspondence, diaries, phonograph records, photographs, programs, and scores.

Manuscript, typescript and mimeographed minutes of faculty meetings. Also some related material with the later minutes.

Subject folders of the Honors Program of the College of Arts and Science. Includes annual reports, 1959/1960-1968/1969; correspondence with students, faculty, and examiners; a history of the program, 1950- 1965; and other material relating to the program.

Teacher certification applications and correspondence, 1966-1969, and academic advisement files of Dr. Eastman and Dr. Kennedy, 1966-1970.

Reports and decisions of various ad hoc committees of the faculty.

Petitions of students to the faculty requesting permission to alter degree requirements, change their schedules, etc.