The collection relates to the pilot training program offered to University of Rochester students in the early 1940s in cooperation with the Civil Aeronautics Administration of the Department of Commerce. Materials include training reports, letters of reply, applicant consent forms, and other documents.
Correspondence of the Dean of the College of Arts and Science, William Ernest Weld, and later, Leonard Carmichael.
Incoming correspondence and carbons of outgoing correspondence of Charles Hoeing, Dean of the College for Men.
Ledgers (1953/54 to 1955/56; 1957/58 to 1962/63), correspondence, etc., dealing with advertising and revenue of the student paper, the Campus-Times.
Minutes, correspondence, and subject folders of the Committee on Educational Policy as collected by Professor Willson Coates, a member of the committee.
Various correspondence files (1921-1955); minutes (1921-1952); subject folders; and material for Metzdorf's History of the Board (1933).
Teacher certification applications and correspondence, 1966-1969, and academic advisement files of Dr. Eastman and Dr. Kennedy, 1966-1970.
The collection consists of two series: General Correspondence and Subject Files. Correspondence is mostly that of Annette Gardner Munro, who was Dean of Freshman and later the first Dean of Women at the University of Rochester. There is also correspondence of Katherine Bowen, Registrar of the College for Women, and other administrators. General correspondence relates to topics such as student applications and requirements for admission. It includes letters between Dean Munro and high schools regarding students' courses, grades, and recommendations; letters notifying students whether they have been accepted to the University; and letters in which students already enrolled inquire about courses and requirements for various degree programs. Additional correspondence with students relates to topics such as reserving rooms, certificate programs, scholarships, and tutoring. There are letters from alumnae applying to graduate school who request catalogs, lists of courses they have taken, and transcripts as well as some letters with correspondents outside the University community that discuss possible memberships and jobs for students. Subject Files contain mimeographed material and correspondence on topics ranging from alumnae associations, to nursing, to student government.
Correspondence, mimeographed material, programs, etc. relating to the planning and events of the Centennial Year (1950) at the University of Rochester.
Printed and manuscript material relating to the University's semi-centennial celebration in June 1900. Includes addresses given at the celebration and letters of regret from invited guests who could not attend. Also a guest book with the signatures of those who attended.
