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2001 Accessions
Accession 2001:125 (Received 2001-12-27) Gifford Photographic Collection (P 218)1944 This accession consists of a copy of the Oregon State Employees Association publication "The Oregon State Employee" for August/September 1944. The cover of this publication features an image taken by Ralph Gifford of a farm with mountains in the background (Wallowa Mts.?). Shelf Location: SR 6/7/4/10 Return to the Gifford Photographic Collection Description.
Accession 2001:124 (Received 2001-12-19) Charles W. Cormack Papers (MSS) NEW Collection1954-1990 This accession consists of records generated and collected by Anthropology Professor Charles Cormack and includes blank course exams, correspondence, a desk calendar, newspaper clippings, photographs, publications, research and lecture notes, studies, and sound recordings. The records primarily pertain to Cormack's research and teaching post at OSU. Research notes from a project at the University of Arizona on land and water rights among Native Americans in Arizona (the Blackwater Project) can also be found in these records. Also included in this accession are sound recordings of oral interviews with members of the Coquille-Siletz Indian tribe and other Native Americans in the region and records relating to the Liberty Lake (Wash. State) Rehabilitation Project. Although it is unclear whether Cormack was involved in these projects, these materials were found with his records. Charles W. Cormack began his career at OSU in 1963 as an Assistant Professor in the Sociology/Anthropology Department. In addition to his specialty of cultural anthropology, Cormack researched gerontological trends in Oregon while at OSU. Cormack became Professor Emeritus in 1979. Shelf Locations: 10/4/6/20-30; SR 3/4/4/g
College of Liberal Arts (RG 143)1967-1969 This accession consists of minutes and memoranda from the Humanities and Social Science Curriculum Committee and Policy Committee. Also included in this accession is a report outlining a proposal to develop a Department of Anthropology at OSU. Shelf Location: 7/1/5/60 Return to the College of Liberal Arts Records description.
International Education Office Records (RG 164)1965 This accession consists of an annual report for the Office of International Education for 1964/1965. Shelf Location: 4/2/2/30
School of Education Records (RG 184)1969-1972 This accession consists of two reports generated by the School of Education: "Development of a Graduate Teacher Education Program in Adult Education at OSU" and the Commission on Missions' "Student Position Paper: Developed by Students Following a Student-Faculty Conference Held 4/13/72 . Shelf Location: 7/3/7/50 Return to the School of Education Records description.
Davis, Wilbur Arthur (MC)1976-1979 This accession consists of two curriculm vita and a letter pertaining to the academic career and research endeavors of Anthropology Professor Wilbur Arthur Davis. Born in Estacada, Oregon in 1915, Wilbur Davis came to OSU in 1966, specializing in the study and instruction of cultural anthropology and archaeology. Davis became Professor Emeritus in 1977. Shelf Location: MC-shelves
Accession 2001:123 (Received 2001-12-19) Intercollegiate Athletics Records (RG 7)1946 This accession consists of a football program for the November 30th 1946 game with the University of Washington. The game was played in Portland. Shelf Location: 4/3/5/60
Accession 2001:122 (Received 2001-12-19) President's Commission on the Status of Women Records (RG 159)1986-1999 This accession consists of records generated by the President's Commission on the Status of Women and includes correspondence, meeting minutes, mission statements updated annually, newspaper clippings, and reports. Among the topics addressed in these records include: the Commission's salary parity study for women at OSU, Basketball Coach Aki Hill's lawsuit against OSU, and policies regarding sexual assault and other campus safety issues. Shelf Location: 7/4/8/60 Return to the President's Commission on the Status of Women Records description.
Accession 2001:121 (Received 2001-12-14) Academic Affairs Records (RG 22)1981-1992 This accession consists of materials generated by the Curriculum Council and includes correspondence, meeting minutes, memoranda, and Category I and II records. There are also records pertaining to the formulation of a calendar conversion handbook generated in anticipation of converting the OSU academic calendar to a semester system. Shelf Location: 10/4/6/10
Accession 2001:120 (Received 2001-12-10) Library Photographs (P 83)ca. 1915-ca. 1975 This accession consists of 1 color and 5 B&W photographic prints of University Librarians in portrait poses. The Librarians are: Ida Kidder, Lucy Lewis, Lucia Haley, William Carlson, and Rodney Waldron. Shelf Locations: P-shelves; SR 3/3/5/31
Accession 2001:119 (Received 2001-12-07) Robert W. MacVicar Papers (MSS)1980 This accession consists of a honorary doctor of science degree conferred upon President Robert MacVicar by Dankook University in Seoul, Korea. In addition to the degree and its case, there is also a copy of MacVicar's commencement address to the University's graduating class. Shelf Location: 7/1/2/k Return to the collection description for Robert W. MacVicar Papers.
Accession 2001:118 (Received 2001-12-06) John H. Gallagher Sr. Collection (MSS)1948-1964 This accession is an addition to the John H. Gallagher Sr. Collection and consists of 75 B&W prints of aerial views of the 1964 flood in Corvallis, the Corvallis Sand and Gravel facilties in South Corvallis, an unidentified snowy mountain top (possibly Mary's Peak), and the Corvallis Airport. Born in 1875, John Hubert Gallagher, Sr. entered Oregon Agricultural College in 1895 and graduated in engineering 5 years later. Gallagher was the first secretary of the Alumni Association; served on the Board of Directors for many years; and was founder and executive secretary of the Golden Jubilee Association. He was active in the business and civic life of Corvallis; organized and managed the Corvallis Sand and Gravel Company; and was a consulting engineer for many Portland buildings and the Bonneville Dam. Gallagher died 16 May 1961 in Corvallis. Shelf Location: SR 3/4/4/g Return to the description for the John H. Gallagher Sr. Collection.
Accession 2001:117 (Received 2001-12-04) Memorial Union Records (RG 99)1969-2000 This accession consists of records generated by the Associated Students of OSU (ASOSU) and includes budgetary materials, constitutions, correspondence, meeting minutes, newspaper clippings, and reports. In addition to documenting ASOSU's work in student advocacy, these records also reflect the organization's gathering of information and committee participation. Shelf Location: 10/4/5/60 Full finding aid for ASOSU Records available in PDF format. EAD finding aid available in Northwest Digital Archives.
Accession 2001:116 (Received 2001-12-03) Beaver Yearbook (PUB 2-11a)1967 This accession consists of a 1967 Beaver Yearbook. Shelf Location: SR 4/2/4/60
Harriet's Photograph Collection1968 This accession consists of one B&W print of a group shot of the residents of Avery Lodge for 1968. This photo was found in the 1967 Beaver Yearbook described above. The photo is filed under Buildings-Dormitories-Men's (#57) in Harriet's Collection. Shelf Location: P-shelves
Accession 2001:115 (Received 2001-11-27) Donald David Hill Letters (MSS)1927-1936 This accession consists of two graduate diplomas conferred to Crop Science Professor Donald David Hill. One is a Master's of Science degree from Kansas State Agricultural College dated 1927 and the other is a Doctorate from Cornell University dated 1936. Donald David Hill taught in the Farm Crops Department and served as the Department Chairman from 1943 to 1959. Shelf Location: 7/1/1/i
Harriet's Photograph Collection1941 This accession consists of 1 20x30 B&W print of George Hyslop enlarged from an image used in a four-page flyer on the contributions of Hyslop as a Professor of Agronomy that was published by the George R. Hyslop Agricultural Research Memorial Committee in 1943. The photo is filed under Hyslop, George (#1439) in Harriet's Collection. The original print from which this was enlarged is also in #1439. George Hyslop came to OSU in 1908 to serve as an Instructor of Agronomy for the College of Agricultural Sciences. His research focused upon seed production and certification. Hyslop died in 1943. Shelf Location: 2/3/4/a
Accession 2001:114 (Received 2001-11-16) Memorial Union Records (RG 99)1971-1996 This accession consists of materials generated and collected by the OSU Women's Center. Consisting primarily of conference papers, newsletters, publications, reports, and student papers, most of the items in this accession appear to have been assembled as a part of a library of reference and research materials. Also included in these records are subject files which contain correspondence, memoranda, and newspaper clippings pertaining to a number of topics, among them: the Equal Rights Amendment, rape and campus safety, the Miss OSU Pageant, and the Hate Crimes Commission. The OSU Women's Center began in 1972 as a study group of OSU faculty led by Economics Professor Jeanne Dost. This group, in preparing to teach a course on contemporary women's issues, wanted to also create a place on campus for the open study and discussion of feminist issues by students and outside speakers. Offering a number of services to both men and women such as counseling, support groups, tutoring and developmental programs, the Center began to receive university funding in 1974 and is currently administered by Memorial Union Student Activities. Shelf Locations: 10/4/5/40-50
Accession 2001:113 (Received 2001-11-16) Library Records (RG 9)1945-1968 This accession consists of four scrapbooks compiled and maintained by the Library Public Relations Committee. Covering the years 1945 to 1965, the scrapbooks primarily contain newspaper clippings from the Daily Barometer, Corvallis Gazette-Times, OSU Staff Newsletter, and the Oregon Statesman-Journal. The articles relate to library staff and the construction of the Kerr Library building. There are also circular letters, Friends of the Library brochures, and photographs in the scrapbooks as well. In addition to the scrapbooks, there is also paperwork relating to the use of the Library building as a fallout shelter in the event of a nuclear attack. Shelf Locations: SR 1/4/5/b; 8/3/9/11 Return to Library Records description.
Apiary Rural Telephone Cooperative Records (MSS) NEW Collection1922-1962 This accession consists of materials generated by the Apiary Rural Telephone Cooperative and includes the articles of co-partnership, agreements, correspondence, financial records, ledger books, meeting minutes, and tax records. The records document the management of the Cooperative, covering such topics as: requests for membership, maintenance of equipment and lines, and taxation. The ledgers contain account information and meeting minutes. Based in the town of Rainier, Oregon, the Apiary Rural Telephone Cooperative was formed in 1922. With the company changing their connections to Pacific Bell in 1955, the balance of the dissolved cooperative was transferred to the Fern Hill Grange in 1962. These records are part of a larger accession of materials that were transferred to the Archives from Special Collections in the OSU Library. Documentation relating to the original donation of these records to the OSU Library was not found among the records. Shelf Location: SR 5/7/3/52
University Publications-Various (PUBS)1896-1938 This accession consists of copies of the following university publications: Farm Bureau News (PUB 6-43g); The Agricultural Engineer (PUB 10-11a); The Oregon State Independent (PUB 10-22j); The Orange Baton (PUB 10-22l); OSC Wesleyan (PUB 10-22z17); OAC Press Bulletin (PUB 12-23a); and the Farmer's Week News (PUB 393). Shelf Locations: PUBS-shelves; 7/1/1/g; 7/1/2/l
Corvallis Gazette-Times (MC)1959 This accession consists of 4 special supplements to the Corvallis Gazette-Times newspaper published in honor of the Oregon Centennial. Dated March 17, April 21, June 10, and July 20, 1959, these supplements contain articles relating to Benton County history. Shelf location: 2/3/3
Religion (MC)1924-1925 This accession consists of two copies of the "Student Messenger" newsletter published by the Oregon Agricultural College Westminster Foundation. The Westminster Foundation is the outreach ministry for the Presbyterian Church and is currently headquartered at the Westminster House. Shelf Location: 2/3/3
Accession 2001:112 (Received 2001-11-12) Sea Grant Publications (PUBS 372 and 451)1972-1985 This accession consists of Sea Grant publications from the General Advisory Report series (ORESU-G: PUB 372) and the Letters to Fishing Families series (ORESU-N: PUB 451). Shelf Location: PUBS-shelves
Accession 2001:111 (Received 2001-11-08) Research Accounting Records (RG 26)1936-1982 This accession consists of gift, grant, and contract records for OSU research projects and includes correspondence, curriculum vita, contracts, agreements, reports, and grant proposals. Shelf Location: 10/4/5/30
Accession 2001:110 (Received 2001-11-08) Triad Club Records (MSS)1975-2001 This accession consists of records generated by the Triad Club primarily in planning for the 75th Anniversary of the organization in 2001. In addition to copies of a 75th Anniversary book and B&W prints of group shots of the 2000/01 membership, there are also correspondence, minutes, newspaper clippings, and table tents in this accession. Also included is a paper weight with the Triad Club logo and a key which were both produced to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the club in 1975/76. Shelf Location: SR 5/10/5/62 Return to Triad Club Records description.
Accession 2001:109 (Received 2001-11-06) Oregon Home Economics Association Records (MSS)1927-1999 This accession consists of records generated by the Oregon Home Economics Association (OHEA) and includes correspondence, conference materials, meeting minutes, membership and officer lists, newsletters, and newspaper clippings. In addition to documenting the administrative framework of the organization, these records also reflect OHEA's interaction with the American Home Economics Association, involvement in state and national conferences, and the the activities of members. Shelf Location: SR 5/5/3/10 See also Accession 2001:013
Accession 2001:108 (Received 2001-11-05) Fisheries and Wildlife Dept. Films and Videotapes (P 243) NEW Collection2001 This accession consists of two videotaped copies (1 in VHS format and the other on digital videocassette) of a video produced for the OSU-Distance and Continuing Education website. The video, which runs 1 minute 27 seconds, seeks to promote the Fisheries and Wildlife Department's 340 course "Multicultural Perspectives in Natural Resources". Three photographs from the OSU Archives were used in the production of this video. Shelf Location: 10/3/1/52
Accession 2001:107 (Received 2001-11-02) Entomology Department Records (RG 27)1958-1997 This accession consists of records generated by the Entomology Department and includes article reprints, correspondence, insect collection and study logs, reports and publications, and research data. The research data constitutes a little over half of the materials in this accession and primarily pertains to a study of the Alvord Desert. The report produced by this data, "An Ecological Study of the Alvord Basin Sand Dunes," is also included in these records. The correspondence relates to entomology researcher William Nelson. Shelf Location: 10/4/5/20 Return to Entomology Department Records description.
Herman A. Scullen Papers (MSS) NEW Collection1930-1972 This accession consists of records generated by Entomologist Herman Scullen and includes article reprints, correspondence, publications, and research notes and data. The records primarily pertain to Scullen's research on wasps with about half of the accession consisting of correspondence with Entomologists and other researchers in Latin America, Europe, and Africa. Born in Wisconsin in 1887, Herman A. Scullen came to OSU in 1920 to serve as an Instructor in Beekeeping for the Entomology Department. By 1935, Scullen earned a doctorate in Entomology from Iowa State University while continuing to teach at OSU. Renown as a world authority on the wasp genus "Cercerini", Scullen collected specimens on field trips through Mexico, Central America, and Europe. Remaining active in the field after attaining his emeritus status in 1953, Scullen died in 1981. Shelf Locations: 10/4/4/50
Louis G. Gentner Papers (MSS)1916-1979 This accession consists of an addition to the Louis Gentner Papers and includes correspondence, newspaper clippings, newsletters, photographs, publications, research data, and notes on bibliographical sources and research maintained on an index card system. The records primarily pertain to Gentner's research and participation in professional organizations such as the Entomological Society of America. Shelf Locations: 10/4/4/30-40 Return to the Louis G. Gentner Collection description.
Paul Ritcher Papers (MSS) NEW Collection1937-1972 This accession consists of records generated by Entomologist Paul Ritcher and includes article reprints, conference papers, photographs, and research notes. Born in 1910 in Illinois, Ritcher began teaching at OSU as a Professor in the Entomology Dept. in 1952. That same year, Ritcher was also appointed Chairman of the Dept., a post he would serve until 1971. Specializing in research on White Grubs, Ritcher became Professor Emeritus in 1975. Shelf Location: 10/4/5/10
Paul W. Oman Papers (MSS) NEW Collection1930-1983 This accession consists of materials generated and collected by Entomologist Paul W. Oman and includes article reprints, correspondence, newsletters, publications, and research reference files of articles mostly from general science periodicals. The correspondence primarily relates to Oman's research, identification and transfer of specimens stored at OSU and elsewhere, and Oman's involvement in professional organizations. Born in Kansas in 1908, Paul Oman received a Ph.d from George Washington University in 1941. Specializing in the study of insects as vectors of plant diseases, Oman worked for the U.S.D.A. Entomology Research Division before coming to OSU in 1967 to work as a Professor for the Entomology Dept. In 1973, Oman was appointed Chairman of the Department and two years later, he became Professor Emeritus. Shelf Location: 10/4/4/50-60
James McIver Papers (MSS) NEW Collection1980-1984 This accession consists of research data and notes generated by James McIver as a Ph.d student at OSU. Born in 1953, James McIver studied for his Ph.D in Insect Ecology at OSU from 1980 to 1983. In 1986, three years after receiving his Ph.D, McIver became an Instructor in the Department of Entomology. Shelf Location: 10/4/4/40
Merton Lane Papers (MSS) NEW Collection1893-1965 This accession consists of materials generated and collected by USDA Entomologist Merton Lane and includes article reprints and drafts, correspondence, reports, publications, historical notes, and photographs. Most of these records pertain to wireworm and pest control research. Merton Lane worked as an Entomologist with the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) in the Walla Walla field office in Washington. Heading the USDA's Pacific Northwest Wireworm Project, Lane worked with OSU Entomologist Louis Gentner in the identification of insects. Shelf Location: 10/4/5/10
Accession 2001:106 (Received 2001-10-26) Library Records (RG 9)1916-1968 This accession consists of records generated by the OSU Library and includes correspondence, staff meeting minutes, reports, and policy and procedure handbooks for library staff. The correspondence relates to the Barrington survey and salary classification proposal. Shelf Location: 8/3/9/11 Return to Library Records description.
Administrative Council Records (RG 32)1873-1970 This accession consists of Administrative Council meeting minutes in 4 ledger journals and 6 hard-bound volumes covering the years 1873 to 1970. The first and earliest ledger also contains a register of students and their grades. Shelf Locations: 10/4/4/20; 7/2/3/g
Library Staff Newsletters and Booklists (PUB 8-41a; 8-42a)1945-1970 This accession consists of Library Staff Newsletters (PUB 8-41a) for the years 1953 to 1963 and Library Booklists (PUB 8-42a) for the years 1945 to 1970. Most of the copies of the Booklist in this accession only contain the coversheets written by the University Librarian and not the actual list of new books, although a few from 1964-1965 do contain the lists. Shelf Locations: PUBS-shelves
Accession 2001:105 (Received 2001-10-26) Office of University Publications Photographs (P 94)1952-1996 This accession consists of about 3200 photographic images taken by University Publications staff for use in catalogs, brochures, and other publications. Organized by general subjects such as sports, student life, buildings and academics, the images primarily depict students and faculty engaged in various activities on campus. Many of the photos are undated and unidentified. In addition to B&W prints and negatives, there are also color slides and contact sheets in this accession. Shelf Locations: SR 3/3/10-20; SR 3/4/4/e; P-shelves
Accession 2001:104 (Received 2001-10-24) President's Office Records (RG 13)1936 This accession consists of a report sent from President Peavy to the Oregon State System of Higher Education (OSSHE) with information on the use of classrooms on campus. The report consists of completed "report of classroom use" forms which detail weekly usage broken down by days and hours. In addition to documenting the particular classes held in the rooms, the forms also note details such as the equipment available in the room (chalkboards, lantern slide projectors, etc.) and uses of the room other than instruction. The forms in the report are organized in alphabetical order by building and then numerically by room number. Accession processed and incorporated into the record group. Shelf Location: 5/2/6/60 Return to President's Office Records description.
Accession 2001:103 (Received 2001-10-19) Phi Kappa Phi-OSU Chapter Records (MSS)1983-1992 This accession consists of materials generated by the OSU Chapter of the Phi Kappa Phi national honor society and includes bylaws, correspondence, a handbook, newspaper clippings, award ceremony programs, and speech transcripts. The records primarily pertain to the nomination of students for membership and the organization of the annual ceremonies for potential candidates for membership. Other topics addressed in these records include: the annual Biology Colloquium presentation, the 1992 national triennial convention, and chapter bylaw revisions. The OSU Chapter of Phi Kappa Phi was established in 1924 and was the 35th chapter to be chartered. Shelf Location: SR 3/2/1/50 Return to Phi Kappa Phi-OSU Chapter Collection description.
Accession 2001:102 (Received 2001-10-11) Harriet's Photograph Collectionca. 1895-1900 This accession consists of two B&W prints of an athletic field on lower campus with the Benton County Courthouse visible in the background. Both of the images appear to be taken from the same spot on the top of a building near the Gymnastics Building. The photos were taken on different days, possibly in different years, with a game visible in one of the images. Shelf Location: P-shelves (#3444)
English, Department of. (MC)1955-1959 This accession consists of student class notes for two English courses taught in 1955 and 1959. For one of the courses, English 104 Introduction to Fiction, the sylabus and weekly lecture guides have been retained. The only identification of the student who took these notes is a handwritten tag along the binder "L. B. Tartar". Shelf Location: MC-shelves
Agriculture Photographic Collection (P 40)ca. 1920 This accession consists of one B&W print of a livestock demonstration meeting or contest in an unidentified Oregon town. Shelf Location: P-shelves Return to the Agriculture Photographic Collection description.
Athletic Memorabilia (MC)1928-1957 This accession consists of a publication and a ticket order form donated by the Benton County Historical Society. The publication is a football rule book published by the Associated Oil Company and features information on the Pacific Coast Conference league, including the coaches of the 10 teams and the 1928 football season schedule. The order form pertains to the 1957 Western Regional National Collegiate Basketball Championships held at Gill Coliseum. Shelf Location: MC-shelves
Accession 2001:101 (Received 2001-10-10) Western Oregon Petroleum Exploration Well Records (MSS) NEW Collection1927-1996 This accession consists of records on well research generated as a result of petroleum exploration in the Willamette Valley. Collected for the purpose of identifying geological formations in and around wells, the records include: electric and density logs, well histories, geologic maps, synthetic seismograms, and lithology (mud) logs. These records were collected by Robert Yeats as a part of a research project funded by the National Earthquake Hazards Reduction Program of the U.S. Geological Survey. The findings from this research produced the U. S. Geological Survey Professional Paper "Tectonics of the Willamette Valley, Oregon." Also resulting from this research were MS theses for the co-authors of the paper: P. A. Crenna, C. Goldfinger, E. P. Graven, T. A. Popowski, and K.S. Werner. Shelf Locations: 10/4/9/11-21
Accession 2001:100 (Received 2001-10-09) College of Business Records (RG 122)1999-2001 This accession consists of publications, brochures, and flyers publicizing workshops and other events organized by the Austin Family Business Program. Among the events documented in these materials include the Family Business of the Year Awards and Family Business Day. There are also copies of the program's newsletter, Family Business Today, in this accession. Shelf Location: 4/2/9/53 Return to the College of Business Records description.
College of Business Films and Videotapes (P 194)1998-2000 This accession consists of videotapes of workshops organized by the Austin Family Business Program (AFBP) and family business conferences. Also included in this accession are "learning kits" produced by AFBP for women and couples involved in family businesses. The Austin Family Business Program was established in 1985 and is administered by the College of Business. Shelf Locations: 10/3/1/43-51 Return to the College of Business Films and Videotapes Collection description.
Austin, Ken (MC)2001 This accession consists of a copy of On-Dec, the newsletter for A-Dec, Inc. The newsletter is a special edition devoted to Ken and Joan Austin, who founded A-Dec. Graduating from OSU with a degree in engineering, Ken Austin founded the dental equipment manufacturing firm of A-Dec in 1964 in Newberg, Oregon. His support of OSU and of the Family Business Program in particular earned Austin the E.B Lemon Distinguished Alumni Award and the naming of the Family Business Program in his honor. Shelf Location: MC-shelves
Accession 2001:099 (Received 2001-10-05) Harriet's Photographic Collection1919 This accession consists of an 8 x 25 B&W panoramic print of a group shot of the Waldo Hall Club in front of Waldo Hall. This image appeared in the 1920 Beaver Yearbook. Waldo Hall served as a women's dormitory when this photo was taken and its residents were basically the members of the "club". Another panoramic image of the Waldo Hall Club taken in 1913 can be found in the Historical Photographs Collection as P 25: 1741. Shelf Location: 2/3/4/a
Accession 2001:098 (Received 2001-10-05) Microbiology Department Records (RG 191)1950-1998 This accession consists of records generated by the Microbiology Department and includes articles, biographical files, brochures, correspondence, 16 mm films, meeting agendas, newspaper clippings, publications, and a scrapbook. Primarily pertaining to dept. faculty and historical events such as the move out of Agriculture Hall in 1970, most of these records were compiled in the course of researching the history of the Microbiology Dept. for the publication "Under the Microscope: 100 Years of Microbiology at OSU". Accession processed and incorporated into the record group. Shelf Locations: 10/4/4/10; 7/2/5/h Return to Microbiology Department Records description.
Microbiology Department Photographs (P 117)ca. 1896-1996 This accession consists of about 800 B&W and color photographic images of Microbiology Dept. faculty and staff, students, laboratory research, and dept. offices and buildings such as the Salmon Disease Laboratory. Many of these images were used in the publication of the book "Under the Microscope: 100 Years of Microbiology at OSU" and a 1993 Microbiology graduate program brochure. Shelf Location: P-shelves
Accession 2001:097 (Received 2001-10-04) Associated Students of OSU Records (RG 99)1983-2000 This accession consists of records generated by the Associated Students of OSU (ASOSU) and includes correspondence, handbooks, memoranda, minutes, newspaper clippings, and reports. Most of these records document ASOSU's information-gathering role and include clippings and memoranda pertaining to campus procedures and student concerns and controversies. Also reflected in these materials is ASOSU's work in student advocacy, legal involvement, and committee participation. Shelf Location: 7/1/6/60 Full finding aid available in PDF format. EAD finding aid available in Northwest Digital Archives. Accession 2001:096 (Received 2001-10-04) Atmospheric Sciences Department Records (RG 167)1968-1994 This accession consists of records generated by the Department of Atmospheric Sciences and includes brochures, correspondence, course syllabi and exams, newspaper clippings, postcards, and reports. Among the subjects covered in these records include: the re-organization and merger of the dept. with the College of Oceanography, faculty and student awards, weekly lecture postings for the 407/507 seminar class, workshops and meetings sponsored by the dept., and social events organized by the staff of the dept. Established in 1969 within the College of Science, the Dept. of Atmospheric Sciences merged with the College of Oceanographic Sciences in 1992 forming the College of Oceanographic and Atmospheric Sciences. Shelf Location: 10/4/3/60 Return to Atmospheric Sciences Department Records description.
Atmospheric Sciences Department Photographs (P 138)1980-1990 This accession consists of photographs of Atmospheric Sciences Dept. staff and graduate students, remodeling of the dept. offices, classroom scenes, and the Climatic Research Institute building at 811 Jefferson. Shelf Location: P-shelves
Accession 2001:095 (Received 2001-10-03) Beaver Yearbooks (PUB 2-11c)1945-1954 This accession consists of Beaver Yearbooks for the following years: 1945 and 1954. Shelf Location: SR 6/2/6/52
Accession 2001:094 (Received 2001-10-01) President's Office Records (RG 13)1987-1999 This accession consists of records generated by the President's Office and includes correspondence, meeting minutes, newspaper clippings, overhead transparencies, press releases, and reports. Among the subjects covered in these records are: Governor Kitzhaber and the Governor's Task Force on Higher Education, the Assessment Compendium report, marketing for OSU, the National Association of Land Grant Colleges and State Universities, and the Willamette Valley Livability Forum. Accession processed and incorporated into the record group. Shelf Location: 4/2/7/60 Return to President's Office Records description.
Accession 2001:093 (Received 2001-09-28) College of Home Economics and Education (RG 141)1996-1997 This accession consists of a list of recipients of College of Home Economics and Education Scholarships and Fellowships for the 1996/1997 academic year, completed application forms, and award letters. Shelf Location: 8/3/9/42 Return to College of Home Economics and Education Records description.
Accession 2001:092 (Received 2001-09-21) OSU Center for the Humanities Records (RG 221) NEW Record Group1977-2000 This accession consists of records collected and generated by the OSU Center for the Humanities and includes annual reports, brochures and flyers, correspondence, course catalogs, grant proposals, minutes, newsletters, photographs, posters, and completed fellowship applications. In addition to documenting the administrative management of the Center, including the sponsorship of events and programs, these records also pertain to the Humanities Development Program, the Twentieth Century Studies Program, and the International Film Series. The Center For the Humanities was established in 1984 with help from a Challenge Grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities. Envisioned to support indisciplinary research in the humanities, the Center offers fellowships to OSU and other university faculty to study for two and three term intervals at the Center's Autzen House at 811 Jefferson. Administered by the Research Office, the Center also supports humanities research and study through the sponsorship of conferences, seminars, lectures and film programs such as the International Film Series. Until this past year, the Center was run by English Dept. Professor Peter Copek, who passed away earlier this year. Prior to the formation of the Center, Copek co-founded and managed the Humanities Development Program, which was established in 1975. Under the Humanities Development Program, three interdisciplinary certificate programs were created (among them the Marine and Maritime Studies and the 20th Century Studies Programs) and were later administered by the Center for the Humanities. Shelf Locations: 10/4/1/10-60; 10/4/2/10
Peter Copek Papers (MSS) NEW Collection1974-2001 This accession consists of records generated by Peter Copek and includes articles, brochures and flyers, course sylabi and exams, correspondence, magazines, newspaper clippings, photographs, sound recordings, and videotapes. The materials primarily relate to Copek's teaching post in the English Dept. and administration of the Center for the Humanities. Records pertaining to Copek's English literature and film study classes are organized by course number and year, while notes and other materials relating to cinema research and the International Film Series are arranged by director and actor. Joining the OSU English Department in 1972 as an Assistant Professor, Peter Copek helped to found the Humanities Development Program in 1975 and wrote the NEH Grant that established the Center for the Humanities in 1984. Copek served as Director of the Humanities Development Program and later, also headed the Center when the mission and framework of the Program was absorbed by that of the newly formed Center. Specializing in the study of British literature and film, Copek also created and managed the International Film Series as Center Director. He died in 2001. Shelf Locations: 10/4/2/20-60; 10/4/3/10-50
Accession 2001:091 (Received 2001-09-21) Lutheran Campus Ministry (MC)2001 This accession consists of the publication: "75 Years of Faith in Higher Education: A History of Lutheran Campus Ministry at OSU". Shelf Location: MC-shelves
Accession 2001:090 (Received 2001-09-13) J. Granville Jensen Papers (MSS)1942-1981 This addition to the J. Granville Jensen Papers consists of copies of Jensen's master's thesis (Recent Changes in the Commercial Banana Industry of the Americas, 1942), doctoral thesis (Settlement Pattern of the Providence, Rhode Island Region as an Adjustment to its Geography), and a history of the OSU Geography Department written by Jensen in 1981. Jensen taught for the Geography Dept. from 1946 to 1977. Shelf Location: SR 5/6/4/32 See also Accession 2001:055
Accession 2001:089 (Received 2001-09-11) Registrar's Office Records (RG 53)1924-1936 This accession consists of student academic records organized roughly in chronological order by student number and spanning the years 1924 to 1936. These records may include confidential student information and are subject to review by OSU Archives' staff prior to researcher access. Shelf Locations: SR 5/1/4/10-60; SR 6/3/2-6/3/5; 2/3/1; 10/2/1; 10/6/1
Accession 2001:088 (Received 2001-09-07) U.S.D.A. Northwest Cannery Survey Colection (MSS) NEW Collection1914-1915 This accession consists of records accumulated and generated in the
compilation of data for a survey of fruit canneries in Oregon and
Washington. The survey was conducted by the U.S. Department of Agriculture
Office of Markets and Rural Organization in cooperation with Oregon
Agricultural College (now OSU). Included in these records are accounting
notes, correspondence, financial records, photographs, historical notes
and essays, blank forms used in timekeeping and production, and can
labels. Roughly half of the information in these records is in the form of
"outlines" supplied by the canneries or by regional fruit grower
associations. The survey contains cannery information from the following
cities and towns: Albany, Brownsville, Cottage Grove, Corvallis, Creswell,
Eugene, Forest Grove, Junction City, Newberg, Springbrook, Woodburn, and
Puyallup/Sumner in Washington State. The final report generated by
this survey was not found in this accession.
Homer Maris Collection (MSS)1919-ca.1925 This accession is an addition to the Homer Maris Collection and consists of a photographic portrait of Maris, the original manuscript of the musical composition for the OSU Alma Mater "Carry Me Back", and an annotated copy of the published sheet music for the piece. Alumnus Homer Maris earned an M.S. degree in Agriculture from Oregon Agricultural College in 1918. In 1914, Maris began composing the words to a song that he felt would gather the spirit of Oregon Agricultural College, which became Carry Me Back, the College's alma mater. In 1918, Maris dedicated the piece to "Mother Kidder," the much-loved College librarian. Maris died in 1933 in a bicycle accident. Shelf Locations: 7/2/4/j; 2/2/9/42 Return to the Homer Maris Collection description.
Accession 2001:087 (Received 2001-09-07) Sports Media Guides (PUB 54)1962-2000 This accession consists of media guides for OSU athletic teams, including: baseball, basketball (men's and women's), crew (men's and women's), football, golf, softball, track and field, volleyball, and wrestling. Guides were integrated into existing PUB group and moved from the PUBS shelves to accomodate the expansion in boxes. Accession processed and incorporated into the publication group. Shelf Locations: 9/3/8/11-52 Return to the Sports Media Guides PUB Group description.
Intercollegiate Athletics Records (RG 7)1969-1996 This accession consists of Intercollegiate Athletic Board minutes, budgetary materials, and a program for the 1996 Civil War Football game. Shelf Location: 4/3/5/60
Athletic Game Programs and Flyers (MC)1955-2001 This accession consists of game programs, media guides, and flyers for OSU athletic events in baseball, track and field, gymnastics, wrestling, swimming, and the Far West Classic men's basketball competition. Other MC materials in this accession include: a bumpersticker for the 1980 NCAA Wrestling Championships held at OSU, a book published by the Corvallis Gazette-Times on Dennis Erickson's coaching career (so far) of the football team, and 6 copies of the campus humor magazine "Beaver Dam", published by the Cascade Advertising Agency in Corvallis. Shelf Locations: MC-shelves; 2/3/2/42
Accession 2001:086 (Received 2001-09-05) Extension and Experiment Station Communications Films and Videotapes1993-1996 This accession consists of 20 videotapes produced and distributed by the Office of Extension and Experiment Station Communications. Most of the tapes are copies that have been transferred to blank tapes by the OSU Communications Media Center. The topics include: food preparation and storage, home weatherization, and fruit cultivation. These videotapes are part of a larger accession of recordings transferred from the Portland branch of the Office of University Advancement. Shelf Locations: 10/3/9 Full finding aid available in PDF format. EAD finding aid available in Northwest Digital Archives.
University Advancement Films and Videotapes (P 210)1991 This accession consists of four videotapes produced for the Office of University Advancement and used in the promotion of OSU to prospective students. The tapes highlight the College of Business, the Wave Research Facility, and careers in Forestry. Shelf Location: SR 1/3/3/50 Full finding aid available in PDF format. EAD finding aid available in Northwest Digital Archives.
College of Home Economics Films and Videotapes (P 44)1990 This accession consists of two videotapes produced for the Extension Gerontology Program in the College of Home Economics. The tapes are part of the series "When Dependency Increases" and includes the individual episodes "260 Primrose Lane" and "The Dollmaker." Shelf Location: 10/3/8
Accession 2001:085 (Received 2001-09-04) Buildings Photographic Collection (P 16)1988 This accession consists of a color slide of two students on a sidewalk in the Library Quad with Social Science and Strand Hall in the background. Slide transferred to the Archives from the Oregon Tourism Commission Slide Library. Shelf Location: P-shelves Return to the Buildings Photographic Collection description.
Accession 2001:084 (Received 2001-08-30) Academic Affairs Records (RG 22)1970-1990 This accession consists of materials compiled for an accreditation review of the university by the Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges in 1989-1990, including: long range plans, self-study reports, various blank departmental applications and forms, general catalogs and other university publications, memoranda on policies and procedures, and brochures. Also included are materials generated during the review process relating to the development and revision of goals. The original file numbering system and order established by the Office for Academic Affairs was retained in the preliminary arrangement of these records. Shelf Locations: 8/1/2/30-60
Accession 2001:083 (Received 2001-08-30) Harriet's Photograph Collectionca. 1970 This accession consists of three pen and ink drawings of three OSU buildings tinted with watercolor paint. The buildings are Benton Hall (#38), the Memorial Union (#834), and Weatherford Hall (#57). The prints appear to be mass-produced by Gray's Watercolors Inc., a firm in New Jersey specializing in watercolor tinting of college buildings and scenes. Shelf Location: P-shelves
Accession 2001:082 (Received 2001-08-29) College of Health and Human Performance Records (RG 31)1966-1989 This accession consists of records generated by the College of Health and Human Performance and constitutes: correspondence and project proposals relating to developmental grant funds, a strategic plan for the College for 1990-1992, and a 1966 interview on audiotape on the "History of P.E. at OSU" between Betty Lynd Thompson and Beulah and Helen Gilkey. Shelf Location: 7/4/7/30 Return to College of Health and Human Performance Records description.
Accession 2001:081 (Received 2001-08-22) Ray Hewitt Collection (MSS)1956-1967 This accession is an addition to the Ray Hewitt Collection and consists of photographs and instructional materials generated by Hewitt as a Professor of English. The B&W photographic prints number approximately 79 images and depict classroom scenes during English exams, spring commencement ceremonies, a football game in Parker Stadium, campus scenes, and an English Dept. farewell party for the Martin couple. Also in this accession is a 5-part self-instructional English composition program produced by the English Dept. Hewitt headed the committee which coordinated and wrote the program. Shelf Locations: SR 5/8/4/62; 2/2/9/61 Return to Ray S. Hewitt Collection.
Jimmie Morris Collection (MSS)1920-1960 This accession is an addition to the Jimmie Morris Collection and consists of correspondence, radio scripts, a speech for a high school commencement, and a program for the Oregon State Fair. Many of the scripts were written or adapted by Morris with a few resulting from radio script writing workshops at NYU and Columbia University. Other scripts were prepared and used for KOAC programs. Also included in this accession are materials generated from the Oregon Citizen's Committee For Educational TV. Morris graduated from Oregon Agricultural College in 1928 with a BS in electrical engineering and became an OAC Physics Instructor and KOAC special events engineer. He served as KOAC producer-announcer (1932-1945) and radio program manager (1945-1963). Shelf Location: SR 5/8/4/62
Accession 2001:080 (Received 2001-08-22) Harriet's Photograph Collection1994 This accession consists of 19 color prints of the 1994 spring commencement ceremonies. Included are images of the procesion of graduates into Gill Coliseum, President Byrne and other speakers at the commencement, and the graduates seated in the coliseum. These materials are filed under Harriet's number #3442. Shelf Location: P-shelves
OSU General Course Catalogs and Schedules of Classes (PUB 1-11a and PUB 1-13b)1980-1988 This accession consists of General Course Catalogs and Schedules of Classes for the academic years 1980/81 through 1988/1990. The publications are bound into 3 hardcover volumes. Shelf Location: Reference Room Shelves
Accession 2001:079 (Received 2001-08-17) Crop and Soil Science Dept. Faculty Publications (MC)1932-1987 This accession consists of publications featuring research conducted by various faculty of the Crop and Soil Science Dept. The materials in this accession, which are organized in MC files by name of faculty member, include article reprints, book chapters, conference papers, and reports. Among the faculty whose work is represented in these publications include: Larry Boersma, E. Hugh Gardner, Ellis G. Knox, R.B. Parsons, and Chester T. Youngberg. Shelf Location: MC-shelves
Crop Science Dept. Records (RG 95)1964 This accession consists of the report: "A Register of the Agricultural Leaders and Scientists from Around the World Who Have Studied in Oregon Since 1951." This report, first printed in 1960, contains revised and updated lists added to the register in 1964. The register was published by the Oregon State College School of Agriculture and the Oregon Federal Cooperative Extension Service. Shelf Location: SR 1/1/5/50
Accession 2001:078 (Received 2001-08-17) College of Agricultural Sciences (RG 158)1992 This accession consists of an administrative cost and structure assessment report prepared by the OSU College of Agrcultural Sciences. The report is entitled "Of Soil and Water, Food and Fiber, Natural Systems, and the People." Shelf Location: 4/1/2/40 Return to College of Agricultural Sciences Records description.
Accession 2001:077 (Received 2001-08-13) President's Office Records (RG 13)1998-1999 This accession consists of records relating to university administrative fees which includes fees index reports for 1998-1999 and 1999-2000 and correspondence. Accession processed and incorporated into the record group. Shelf Location: 3/3/1/50 Return to President's Office Records description.
Accession 2001:076 (Received 2001-08-10) J.D. Vertrees Papers (MSS)2001 This accession consists of a third and revised edition of the book, "Japanese Maples". Originally written by J.D. Vertrees, this edition of the book has been revised and expanded by Peter Gregory. Vertrees worked as an Entomologist at OSU and pursued an interest in rare and unusual maples. Maintaining a 1.5 arboretum at the Maplewood Nursery in Roseburg, Oregon, Vertrees had amassed there at one point the largest collection of Japanese Maples in the U.S. The first edition of his book, "Japanese Maples", was published in 1978. He died in 1993. Shelf Location: SR 5/9/2/50
Accession 2001:075 (Received 2001-08-10) OSU Mother's Club Records (MSS)1935-1983 This accession consists of a scrapbook compiled by members of the OSU Mother's Club. The materials in the scrapbook, which include newspaper clippings, correspondence, event programs, and a photo, pertain to club activities and membership. Shelf Location: 3/6/3/k
Accession 2001:074 (Received 2001-08-03) Research Accounting Office (RG 26)1989-1995 This accession consists of Grant Proposal Funded Records that document research projects funded by non-university sources and include proposals, budgets, correspondence, contract agreements, sub-contracts, final reports, and related documentation. Shelf Locations: 10/1/8/20-60
Accession 2001:073 (Received 2001-08-03) Intercollegiate Athletics (RG 7)1936-2001 This accession consists of materials generated by the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics and includes budgetary materials, correspondence, meeting minutes, newspaper clippings, publications, and reports. Topics addressed in these records include: NCAA certification, the Valley Football Center and Parker Stadium expansion projects, Title IX compliance review, the Coach Vicki Dugan lawsuit, the 1942 Rose Bowl game, and the PAC-10. There is confidential student information in the compliance review records; access subject to review by Reference Archivist. Shelf Locations: 7/2/8/10-60; 8/1/2/10-20; 7/1/2/g
Accession 2001:072 (Received 2001-07-27) Ade Schwammel Collection (MSS)1931-1934 This accession consists of an addition to the Ade Schwammel Collection and contains newspaper clippings, photographs, a magazine article on the Beavers Football team, and an embroidered orange "O" from Schwammel's letterman's jacket. These materials pertain to Ade Schwammel's participation on the Beavers Football team from 1931 to 1933 and membership in the Phi Delta Theta fraternity. Ade Schwammel attended Oregon State College during 1930/31 through 1933/34 academic years and was a member of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity. He played on the 1931-1933 football teams and was chosen as an All-American at tackle for the 1933 season. The 1933 team ended USC's 26-game winning streak and earned the Beavers national recognition as the "Ironmen." Schwammel played professional football for the Green Bay Packers in 1934-37 and 1943-44. Shelf Location: 10/2/3/l Return to Ade Schwammel Collection Description.
Accession 2001:071 (Received 2001-07-24) Agricultural and Resource Economics Department Records (RG 128)1971-1987 This accession consists of reports and studies written and collected by Department of Agriculture and Resource Economics faculty. The subjects addressed in these reports pertain in general to the fishing industry, including such topics as: salmon fishing and production, oyster seed hatcheries, water rights transferral in Oregon, and an OSU Extension and research program for Oregon ports. Notes found in two of the reports which pertain to the peer review process and the publication of those two particular reports are also included in this accession. The notes have been retained in the reports. These materials were accessioned as a part of a larger group of publications organized into a reference file by Agriculture and Resource Economics faculty member Richard Johnston. Shelf Location: 6/2/10/43 Return to Agricultural and Resource Economics Department Records description.
Fisheries and Wildlife Department Records (RG 190)1974-1983 This accession consists of research reports and articles written by Fisheries and Wildlife Department Faculty. Shelf Location: 8/1/8/10 Return to Fisheries and Wildlife Department Records description.
Research Office Records (RG 170)1972-1980 This accession consists of reports of proceedings from the Water Resources Research Institute seminars. Accession processed and incorporated into the record group. Shelf Location: 7/4/8/30
Sea Grant College Records (RG 201)1970-1981 This accession consists of reports and studies published and distributed by the Sea Grant program. Accession processed and incorporated into the record group. Shelf Location: 4/2/7/40 Return to the Sea Grant Records description.
Sea Grant Publications (PUBS 187 and 211)1972-1985 This accession consists of Sea Grant publications from the Extension Marine Advisory Program (PUB 211) and Sea Grant conference and workshop proceedings (PUB 187). Also included is one Engineering Experiment Station Bulletin (PUB 8-34a). Shelf Location: PUBS-shelves
Accession 2001:070 (Received 2001-07-18) Ralph Berry Papers (MSS) NEW Collection1966-2001 This accession consists of materials generated by Entomology Professor Ralph Berry and contains article reprints, audiotapes, conference proceedings, correspondence, films and videotapes, grant proposals, manuscript drafts, meeting minutes, photographs, publications, research reports, and computer software. Primarily relating to Berry's research regarding insect pest management, these records also document Berry's committee work, involvement in conferences and workshops, and publication of the guide "Insects and Mites of Economics Importance to the Northwest." Born in Gering, Nebraska in 1940, Ralph Berry came to OSU in 1968 to assume the post of Assistant Professor of Entomology. Specializing in the study of the biology and management of soil arthropods and other insects on mint plants, Berry became one of the nation's foremost researchers in pest management and developed a computer software program for Integrated Pest Management for Peppermint. Upon his retirement in 2001, Berry established a scholarship for OSU students interested in pursuing work in Integrated Pest Management. Shelf Locations: SR 6/6/3/50-60; SR 6/5/2/60; SR 3/5/5/m
Entomology Department Photographs (P 55)1937-1976 This accession also contains about 800 photographs given to Ralph Berry by fellow Entomology Department Professors Hugh Morrison and H. H. Crowell. The photos comprise of B&W prints and negatives, color prints, and 35mm color glass slides. Depicted in the photos are various insects such as symphylids, millipedes, and potato flea beetles and evidence of their damage to fields and crops. Included are also images of Entomology Department staff, equipment used in fumigation and research, the OSU Field Insectory, and Hop Field Day. Shelf Location: P-shelves
Accession 2001:069 (Received 2001-07-16) Lillian Jeffreys Petri Collection (MSS) NEW Collection1924-1947 This accession consists of two publications, "Mind Over Muscle" and "Music Fundamentals Corelated," written by Lillian Jeffreys Petri and relating to piano instruction and technique. "Mind Over Muscle" is in the form of a rough manuscript draft while "Music Fundamentals" constitutes 3 bound volumes with handwritten notes by music student Iris Gray. Petri was a faculty member of the OSU Music Department from 1924 to 1947. Transferred from the Music Department, these items originally came from Catherine Perry, a music teacher and friend of Petri. Shelf Location: SR 5/7/3/41
Catherine Perry Collection (MSS)ca. 1933 This accession consists of an addition to the Catherine Perry Collection and contains two notebooks used by Perry as a music student for the taking of notes on music instruction, techniques, and practice. Perry taught music in Corvallis for several years and maintained a close friendship with OSU Music Department faculty members Lillian and Paul Petri. She died in 1992. Accession processed and incorporated into the manuscript collection. Shelf Location: SR 5/7/3/61 Return to Catherine Perry Collection Description.
Accession 2001:068 (Received 2001-07-16) University Archives Records (RG 220)1982-2000 This accession consists of records generated by the University Archives and includes brochures, correspondence, manuals, memoranda, photographs, and reports. These records relate to administrative policies and procedures, the Archives and Records Management Handbook, records recycling and destruction, and the "Photos By Gifford" exhibit. Included in this accession are three versions of the 1996-1997 Archives and Records Management Handbook: the original printer's proof, the Agricultural Experiment Station version, and the County Extension Office version. RG 220 is a new record group created for the University Archives. Other records of the University Archives now residing in the record group for Budgets and Planning (RG 125) will eventually be transferred into RG 220. Shelf Location: 4/2/7/50
Accession 2001:067 (Received 2001-07-10) International Students of OSU (ISOSU) Records (RG 99)1988-2001 This accession consists of records generated by the office of International Students of OSU (ISOSU) and primarily pertains to the management of social events and budgets of international students associations on campus. Among the materials included in this accession are: budgetary records, certificates and awards, correspondence, evaluations and surveys, flyers and programs for student association events, meeting minutes, newsletters, newspaper clippings, and posters. Shelf Locations: 7/1/6/50; 7/3/4/a
Accession 2001:066 (Received 2001-07-06) Rodney Waldron Papers (MSS)1942-1994 This accession is an addition to the Rodney Waldron Papers and consists of certificates, correspondence, and newspaper clippings relating to Director of OSU University Libraries Rodney Waldron. Among the subjects covered in these materials include: Waldron's retirement from OSU, his service in the military and career before 1942, and the activities of his son, John. Waldron served as Director from 1965 to 1984. Shelf Location: SR 5/7/3/23 See also Accession 2001:034
Accession 2001:065 (Received 2001-07-05) OSU Management Association Records (MSS)1989-2000 This accession consists of records generated by the OSU Management Association and includes bylaws, correspondence, membership lists, minutes, newsletters, photographs, and treasurer's reports. Accession processed and incorporated into the Manuscript Collection. Shelf Location: SR 6/1/6/14
Accession 2001:064 (Received 2001-06-29) Business, College of (MC)1985-1990 This accession consists of two documents relating to College of Business faculty and staff. One is a booklet "Faculty Profiles" and the other is a flyer with the names and photographic images of College of Business faculty/staff members in 1990/1991. Shelf Location: MC-shelves
Accession 2001:063 (Received 2001-06-26) Sea Grant College Program Films and Videotapes (P185)2001 This accession consists of the video "Making Waves with Low Power AM Radio: The Affordable Broadcast Tool" and an accompanying guidebook. The video was funded and produced by OSU Sea Grant Communications. Shelf Location: SR 6/8/6/41
Accession 2001:062 (Received 2001-06-25) Ernst J. Dornfeld Papers (MSS) NEW Collection1958-1983 This accession consists of materials generated and collected by Professor of Zoology Ernst Dornfeld. Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent, butterfly genus, and organization, these records pertain primarily to Dornfeld's research on butterflies, publication of the book "The Butterflies of Oregon", and association with other butterfly enthusiasts (Lepidoptenists). The materials in this accession include: correspondence, newspaper clippings, article reprints, photographs, and research and speech notes. Ernst Dornfeld began teaching at OSU in 1938 as an Instructor in the Department of Zoology. Specializing in the study of butterflies, Dornfeld also researched comparative vertebrate histology and cytochemistry, cytology of the adrenal gland, and somatic polypoidy. In addition to his post as Instructor and Professor, Dornfeld also served as Chairman of the Department of Zoology from 1950 to 1976. Dornfeld became Professor Emeritus in 1978. Shelf Location: SR 5/4/2/60
Accession 2001:061 (Received 2001-06-07) OSU Folk Club Records (MSS)1964-2001 This accession consists of an addition to the OSU Folk Club Records and pertains to the group's charitable and social activities, including: the awarding of scholarships, interest group meetings, the welcoming of new members, and the Corvallis thrift shop operated by the Club. Among the materials in this accession are: newspaper clippings, correspondence, committee records, reports, newsletters, and a scrapbook. Founded in 1908 by a group of OSU women faculty and wives, the OSU Folk Club supports Benton County charities through fundraising activities and the operation of a thrift shop in downtown Corvallis that opened in 1949. Shelf Location: SR 5/6/4/31
Accession 2001:060 (Received 2001-06-07) College of Home Economics Photographs (P 115)1939-1947 This accession consists of 5 B&W prints of College of Home Economics students. The images are portraits of three students: Barbara Blancher (2 photos), Agnes Moll (1 photo), and Julianne Wise (2 photos). Shelf Location: P-shelves
Accession 2001:059 (Received 2001-06-07) Football: Civil War Games (MC)1907 This accession consists of a pamphlet "souvenir score card" printed for the 12th annual Civil War Game in 1907. Shelf Location: MC-shelves
University Publications-OAC Bulletins and MU Campus Calendar (PUBS)1924-1950 This accession consists of the following three publications: Memorial Union Campus Calendar for Session Summer 1950 (PUB 10-31c) Oregon Agricultural College (OAC) Bulletins (5-11a): #384 Oregon State School of Mines, 1924 #389 Summer Session, 1924 Shelf Location: PUBS-shelves
Accession 2001:058 (Received 2001-06-06) Dale Parnell Archives (MSS)ca. 1992-2001 This accession consists of a manuscript draft for the book "Logolearning: Searching For Meaning In Education" and a newspaper clipping on the selection of Mary Spilde as President of Lane Community College. Coming to OSU in 1992, Dale Parnell worked as a Professor of Education before reaching emeritus status in 1996. Parnell also served as Lane Community College's first President from 1965 to 1968. Logolearning was published in 1994. Shelf Location: SR 6/5/1/40
Accession 2001:057 (Received 2001-06-01) College of Forestry Photographs (P 61)1957 This accession consists of approximitely 108 B&W prints and 3 negatives depicting the construction of the Oregon Forest Research Laboratory. The images include views on the ground at the construction site (both the interior and exterior of the building) and aerial shots of the site. Included among these prints are four photos of the dedication ceremony of the Laboratory and members of the Forest Research Laboratory Advisory Committee and the OSU College of Forestry. Located on 30th and Western Boulevard in Corvallis, the Oregon Forest Research Laboratory was originally constructed for use by the state of Oregon. In the 1960s, the custody and use of the building was transferred to OSU, which employed the space for research until the completion of Richardson Hall in 1999. The building is now known as the Oak Creek Building and is vacant. Shelf Location: P-shelves
Accession 2001:056 (Received 2001-05-30) Business Affairs Records (RG 17)1930 This accession consists of a report with employee salaries alphabetically listed for the fiscal years 1928-1929 and 1929-1930. The report is a supplement to the Report for Biennium 1929-1930. Shelf Location: 7/2/01/60
Accession 2001:055 (Received 2001-05-29) J. Granville Jensen Papers (MSS) NEW Collection1942-1988 This accession consists of materials generated by J. Granville Jensen and pertains primarily to his research on geographical topics such as: the Ejido agricultural system in Mexico, mineral development in the U.S., and the extraction of natural resources in Oregon. Included in this accession are awards/certificates, correspondence, conference papers, brochures, publications, speeches, biographical materials, and graduate school research papers. J. Granville Jensen joined the Geography Dept. in 1946 as Associate Professor and served as the Dept. Chairman from 1946 to 1964. In 1977, Granville became Professor Emeritus. Shelf Locations: SR 5/6/2/61-62 See also Accession 2001:090
Accession 2001:054 (Received 2001-05-17) Associated Students of OSU Records (RG 11)1995-1996 This accession consists of records generated by the Educational Activities Committee and includes meeting minutes, memoranda, and budget request proposals from student groups submitted to the committee for review. Shelf Location: 6/4/6/60
Accession 2001:053 (Received 2001-05-14) Intercollegiate Athletics Records (RG 7)1931-1941 This accession consists of records generated by the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics and consists of a scrapbook of newspaper clippings, statistical reports of game and season scores from teams involved in "minor sports," and an Oregon State College football poster. The newspaper clippings primarily pertain to the football and basketball teams, though materials relating to the golf and tennis teams are also included. The minor sports included in the statistical reports are: track and field, baseball, boxing, golf, polo, wrestling, tennis, and swimming. Shelf Locations: 4/3/5/60; SR 3/7/7/b; SR 3/7/7/e
Intercollegiate Athletics Photographs (P 31)1907-1951 This accession consists of three football team group photos and a photo scrapbook. In addition to photos of players in the 1919/1920 football, basketball, wrestling, and track teams, the scrapbook contains images from various annual campus events such as the bag rush, homecoming bonfire, tug-of-war, spring pageant, cadet inspection day, the vigilance committee initiation, and the burning of the green (green freshman beanies), all dated 1919 and 1920. Shelf Locations: P-shelves; SR 3/3/4/e
Accession 2001:052 (Received 2001-05-14) Facilities Services Records (RG 193)1932 This accession consists of an architectural drawing of a proposed consolidation of space plan for the Mechanical Engineering and physical plant buildings (now Merryfield Hall/Annex and Owen Hall). Shelf Location: 7/1/1/h
Accession 2001:051 (Received 2001-05-07) Arthur Anderson Papers (MSS) NEW Collection1949-2000 This accession consists of materials generated and collected by Professor Emeritus of Microbiology Arthur W. Anderson and contains article reprints, correspondence, conference proceedings, studies, certificates/awards, newspaper clippings, and photographs. Records pertain to Anderson's research at OSU and several European research institutes. Topics of research in these records include: mushrooms, food irradiation, and single-cell protein generation from straw and dairy waste. Anderson taught microbiology at OSU from 1953 to 1980. Shelf Locations: SR 6/6/2/50-60
Accession 2001:050 (Received 2001-05-01) Oregon Agricultural College Pamphlets and Brochures (MC)1927 This accession consists of various Oregon Agricultural College (OAC) pamphlets including: basketball game programs, a brochure for the 1927 OAC Educational Exposition, and a list of rules and regualtions for residence in college housing. Oregon Agricultural College was the name of the university from 1908 to 1927. Shelf Location: MC-shelves
Accession 2001:049 (Received 2001-05-01) School of Education Records (RG 184)1960-1994 This accession consists of reports and studies primarily generated by the School of Education as a part of the accreditation process. Most of these reports were prepared for review by national and state-level accredition agencies including: National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE), Teacher Standards and Practices Commission, and the Council For Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP). Also included in this accession are correspondence relating to the OSU/WOSC School of Education merger and the accreditation process with NCATE. Shelf Locations: 7/3/8/10-20; 7/3/7/50 Return to the School of Education Records description.
Accession 2001:048 (Received 2001-04-27) OSU-Corvallis Symphony (MC)1993 This accession consists of a poster (2 copies) of the painting Missouri Bend, Alsea River by J. M. Brodrick-Penpraze, which was commissioned especially for the OSU-Corvallis Symphony for the 1993-1994 season. Shelf Location: 2/3/3-20x24 Oversize Box
Accession 2001:047 (Received 2001-04-24) Friends of the Library Records (RG 2)1965-1971 This accession consists of records generated by the OSU Friends of the Library and includes architectural drawings, building specifications, correspondence, a constitution, membership lists, minutes, reports, and photographs. Most of the documentation relates to expansion and renovation projects of the Kerr (now Valley) Library, including the addition of the fifth and sixth floors to the building. Accession processed and incorporated into the record group. Shelf Location: 8/1/10/23 Return to Friends of the Library Records description.
Accession 2001:046 (Received 2001-04-18) Lambda Chi Alpha (MC)1974 This accession consists of a publication: The Umatilla Club and Charter Members of Alpha Lambda Zeta of Lamba Chi Alpha: 1913-1917. Prepared by former Umatilla Club member Clayton Strain, the publication features reproductions of photographs, pamphlets, and essays by Strain recalling his and other member's experiences at OAC. The photographs document various club members, social activities, and structures which served as the chapter's home. Shelf Location: MC-shelves
Accession 2001:045 (Received 2001-04-17) College of Business Photographs (P 194)ca. 1980 This accession consists of 12 color prints of students in the Hotel, Restaurant, and Tourism Management Program engaged in class tours, social activities, meal preparation, and class work. Shelf Location: P-shelves
Kluge, Alan (MC)1976-1978 This accession consists of materials relating to the work history and professional development of Alan Kluge and includes business cards and certificates for completed training courses sponsored by Western International Hotels. The items in this accession pre-date Kluge's employment in the Hotel, Restaurant, and Tourism Management Program as Professor and Acting Director. The program, managed by the College of Business, was eliminated in 1991 due to budget cuts. Shelf Location: MC-shelves
Accession 2001:044 (Received 2001-04-06) President's Office Records (RG 13)1994-1999 This accession consists of records generated by the President's Office under Paul Risser and includes correspodence, minutes, reports, budgetary materials, and brochures. The records primarily document transactions between the President's Office and other university offices such as Academic Affairs, Distance Education, Information Services, and International Programs. Accession processed and incorporated into the record group. Shelf Locations: 5/2/6/60; 6/4/8/60 Return to President's Office Records description.
Accession 2001:043 (Received 2001-04-04) Bell, John R. N. (MC)1864-1937 This accession consists of photocopied documents and photos relating to John R. N. Bell. The materials include: newspaper clippings, Bell's will, records pertaining to Bell's service in the Civil War, and a biographical essay by Beulah Gilkey. Born in Virginia in 1846, John Bell worked as a Presbyterian Minister in several Oregon communities before coming to Corvallis in the 1880's. Serving as the Chaplain for the local Masonic order, Bell gained local renown as a staunch supporter of the college and served as the mascot for the OAC's athletic teams for many years. Bell Athletic Field was named in his honor. Bell died in corvallis in 1928. Shelf Location: MC-shelves Accession 2001:042 (Received 2001-04-04) Munford, J. Kenneth Collection (MSS)1908-1970 This accession consists of materials generated and collected by J. Kenneth Munford relating to his involvement in theatrical productions as an OSC student and in community theatre. Some of the records also pertain to Munford's work as an administrator with the Corvallis and Newberg School Districts, highlighting in particular his involvement with the Summer Recreation Program in Corvallis. Included among the items in this addition to the Munford Collection are: play scripts, theatre programs, commencement programs, books, a journal, scrapbooks, and newsletters. Munford attended OSC from 1930 to 1934, graduating with a degree in Education. He worked at Harding Elementary School in Corvallis from 1935 to 1937 and Harding Junior High in Newberg from 1937 to 1938. Shelf Locations: SR 6/6/3/40; SR 3/8/6/62 Return to the Munford Collection Description.
Accession 2001:041 (Received 2001-03-23) Extension Home Economics Records (RG 141)1966-2000 This accession consists of correspondence, reports, and brochures generated and collected by the OSU Home Economics Extension Service. Among the subjects addressed in these materials include: history of the OSU Home Economics Extension Service, the name change of Home Economics to Extension Family and Community Development, and the IMPACT Awards. Accession processed and incorporated into the record group. Shelf Location: 9/1/4/60 Return to College of Home Economics and Education Records description.
Home Economics Extension Photographs (P 115)1986 This accession consists of 1 B&W print, 2 color prints, and 4 35mm color negatives. The images primarily relate to an exhibit celebrating the 75th Anniversary of the establishment of the OSU Home Economics Extension Service. Two of the color images depict the exhibit while the B&W print is an undated photo used in the exhibit of a student removing food from boiling water. Two of the 35mm color negatives show campus views of the Memorial Union and Library Quads. Shelf Location: P-shelves
Extension Misc. Publications (PUB 6-44a)1957 This accession consists of an Extension Circular: "Wardrobe Building", published by the OSC Federal Cooperative Extension Service. The Circular number is 638. Shelf Location: PUBS-shelves
Accession 2001:040 (Received 2001-03-21) Academic Affairs Records (RG 22)2001 This accession consists of an OSU Self Study report and accompanying appendices. The report was prepared by the OSU Accreditation Steering Committee as a requirement for the April 2001 re-accreditation evaluation process for the Commission on Colleges of the Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges. Shelf Location: 8/1/10/22
Accession 2001:039 (Received 2001-03-21) Registrar's Office Records (RG 53)1888-1991 This accession consists of student academic records transferred to the Archives in three formats: a student recordbook, boxed files, and microfilm reels. The student recordbook contains entries spanning from 1888 to 1901 with the ledger itself organized into 3 fields of study (Agricultural, Mechanical, Household Economy). The boxed paper records date from 1908 to 1930 and are organized roughly in chronological order by a student number assigned by the Registrar's Office. The microfilmed records cover the years 1978 to 1991 and are organized roughly in chronological order by student number. These records may include confidential student information and are subject to review by OSU Archives' staff prior to researcher access. Shelf Locations: SR 5/1/3-5/1/5; 10/1/1-10/2/2; 7/3/4/e; Microfilm Cabinet
Accession 2001:038 (Received 2001-03-20) Home Economics Extension Publications (PUB 16-17)1969-1990 This accession consists of publications produced by the OSU Extension Service for the Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP). The publications are part of the Extension Service's HE and SP series. Shelf Locations: 9/4/8/41-42
Accession 2001:037 (Received 2001-03-19) Faculty Senate Records (RG 044)2000 This accession consists of a nomination form and an attached e-mail nominating Manager of Building Services Larry Kennedy for the OSU Award for Service to People with Disabilities. Accession processed and incorporated into the record group. Shelf Location: 7/3/6/40 Return to Faculty Senate Records description.
Accession 2001:036 (Received 2001-3-15) University Publications1933-1937 This accession consists of two OSU publications: an issue of The Daily Barometer Newspaper (2-20-1937) and an edition of the Oregon Stater Monthly alumni magazine (April 1933). Shelf Locations: SR 6/2/4; SR 6/2/1/40 Return to The Daily Barometer description. Return to The Oregon Stater description.
Accession 2001:035 (Received 2001-03-15) Extension Home Economics Records (RG 141)1993-1995 This accession consists of records pertaining to a series of workshops developed by the Extension Service and funded partially by a USDA grant called Sewing as a Business. Included among the materials in this accession are: first quarter reports, press releases, questionnaires, participant lists, newspaper clippings, brochures, and flyers. Accession processed and incorporated into the record group. Shelf Location: 7/3/7/60 Return to College of Home Economics Records description.
Home Economics Extension Photographs (P 115)1993-1995 This accession consists of photographs related to the Extension Service's Sewing as a Business series of workshops. Numbering 159 photographic images in total, the formats in this accession include slides, B&W and color prints, 35 mm negatives, and display photos mounted with velcro backing. Shelf Location: P-shelves
Accession 2001:034 (Received 2001-03-05) Rodney Waldron Papers (MSS) NEW Collection1937-1997 This accession consists of materials from and pertaining to OSU Director of Libraries Rodney Waldron and includes correspondence, newspaper clippings, certificates and awards, photographs, and a speech. Also included in this accesion are a brass wall plaque and a coaster with the OSU Centennial logo, featuring a design which Waldron developed. Waldron came to OSU in 1954 to assume the post of Administrative Assistant to the OSU Librarian. In 1962, Waldron was promoted to the position of associate Director of OSU Libraries and three years later, to the post of Director. Waldron retired in 1984. Shelf Location: SR 5/7/3/23 See also Accession 2001:066
Accession 2001:033 (Received 2001-03-08) Clackamas County Jersey Cattle Club Records (MSS)1944-1946 This accession consists of two scrapbooks assembled by members of the Clackamas County Jersey Cattle Club and which pertain to club membership, judging events, and meetings. Included inside these scrapbooks are: newspaper clippings, photographs, circular letters, local ads for cattle, event brochures, club directories, and pencil renderings of cattle and other items by club members. This accession is an addition to the records of this club, which consists of another scrapbook from the same time period. Shelf Locations: SR 3/9/3/b-c Return to the Clackamas County Jersey
Cattle Club Records description.
Accession 2001:032 (Received 2001-03-08) College of Home Economics Records (RG 141)1977-1998 This accession consists of materials pertaining to the OSU Mini-College and includes class schedules, brochures, treasurer's reports, lists of registrants, and evaluation summary reports. Photos and videotapes included as a part of this accession that have been separated and placed other collections are described below. Accession processed and incorporated into the record group. Shelf Location: 7/4/5/60 Return to College of Home Economics and Education Records description.
Home Economics Extension Service Photographs (P 115)1977-1998 Photographic images of students, teachers, and courses conducted at the OSU Mini-College, Numbering approximitely 491 images, the formats include: B&W and color prints, slides, 35 mm B&W and color negatives, and B&W contact sheets. Shelf Location: P-shelves
College of Home Economics Films and Videotapes (P 44)1994-1998 Three videotapes produced by OSU Extension and Experimental Station Communications to promote the OSU Mini-College. Two of the videotapes dated 1994 may be duplicates. Shelf Location: 10/3/8
Accession 2001:031 (Received 2001-03-12) Department of Entomology Records (RG 27)1968-1983 This accession consists of seven research reports from annual Pacific Northwest Vegetable Insect Conferences. The years covered by these reports are: 1968, 1969, 1972, 1975, 1979, 1980, and 1983. Shelf Location: 8/1/1/60 Return to Entomology Department Records Description
Accession 2001:030 (Received 2001-03-07) Harriet's Photograph Collectionca. 1990 This accession consists of 2 copies of an 11x14 color photographic print of 15 unidentified OSU students sitting on and around the "Welcome to OSU" sign in front of the Kerr Administration Building. These photos are filed under "Student Activities-Misc." (#2625) in Harriet's Collection. Shelf Location: P-shelves-12 x 17 oversize box
Accession 2001:029 (Received 2001-03-06) Research Office Records (RG 170)1984-1985 This accession consists of newspaper clippings pertaining to OSU faculty research projects and studies from the Barometer, Corvallis Gazette-Times,and the Oregonian. Accession processed and incorporated into the record group. Shelf Location: 7/4/8/20 Return to the Research Office Records description.
Accession 2001:028 (Received 2001-03-02) President's Office Records (RG 13)1990-1999 This accession consists of records generated by the President's Office under Paul Risser and includes committee materials, correspondence, minutes and reports. Included among the subjects covered in these materials are Alumni relations, fund-raising, student enrollment and recruitment, the OSU Foundation re-organization, and the development of the CH2M Hill Alumni Center. Accession processed and incorporated into the record group. Shelf Location: 6/4/8/50-60 Return to President's Office Records description.
Accession 2001:027 (Received 2001-03-02) John L. Fryer Papers (MSS)1935-1997 This accession consists of records generated by Microbiology Dept. Professor and Chairman John Fryer. The documentation in this addition to the John Fryer Papers includes grant proposals, reprints of articles and publications, research reports and studies, record relating to various professional conferences-workshops-meetings, nomination packets, awards records, Sea Grant committee records and publications, photographs, and holiday greeting cards. Also included among these materials are Bacteriology Department records which pre-date Fryer and consist largely of grade distribution reports, budgetary records, and correspondence. Joining the Department of Microbiology in 1963 as Assistant Professor, John Fryer served as Chairman of the Dept. for a number of years and retired in 1995. He received the Alexander von Humboldt foundation Award in 1991 for his research on the infectious diseases of Pacific salmon. Accession processed and incorporated into the manuscript collection. Shelf Locations: SR 6/5/4/10-30; 50-60; SR 6/5/2/50-60 Return to the John L. Fryer Papers.
Paul R. Elliker Papers (MSS)1934-1973 This accession consists of materials generated and collected by Microbiology Dept. Professor and Chairman Paul Elliker. Among the records included in this accession are correspondence, reports, a grant proposal, notes on Swiss cheese started cultures and dairy bacteria, and an essay on the history of the Microbiology Dept. Joining the Department of Bacteriology in 1947 (now Microbiology), Elliker taught at OSU until 1976. From 1952 to 1976, Elliker served as Chairman of the Microbiology Dept. These records were part of a larger accession of materials donated by John Fryer and which were separated. Accession processed and incorporated into the manuscript collection. Shelf Locations: SR 3/8/6/52-53 Return to Paul R. Elliker Papers.
William E. Sandine Papers (MSS) NEW Collection1972-1995 This accession consists of materials generated and collected by Microbiology Dept. Professor William Sandine. Included among these records are correspondence, newspaper clippings, and various materials (vita, letters of recommendation, publications) accumulated in the process of award nominations for Sandine. Receiving his Ph.D in Microbiology at OSU in 1958, William Sandine started teaching coursework in food and dairy microbiology in 1961. Specializing in the study of dairy starter cultures and bacteriophages, Sandine has received a number of awards and distinctions, including the Alexander von Humboldt FoundationAward. Sandine became Professor Emeritus in 2000. These materials were part of a larger accession of records donated by John Fryer and which were later separated. Shelf Locations: SR 5/7/3/22; SR 5/7/4/64
Accession 2001:025 (Received 2001-03-02) University Advancement Records (RG 210)1997-1998 This accession consists of records from the Office of University Marketing and includes correspondence, minutes, and reports. The materials were generated by the following committees: the Marketing Strategic Advisory Committee and the Scholarship Campaign Committee. also included are minutes from an University Advancement Director's meeting. Shelf Location: 4/3/6/50
President's Office Records (RG 13)1997-1998 This accession consists of minutes from President's Cabinet meetings. Shelf Location: 6/2/9/61 Return to President's Office Records description.
Faculty Senate Records (RG 44)1997-1999 This accession consists of Faculty Senate meeting minutes and agendas. Accession processed and incorporated into the record group. Shelf Location: 7/3/6/30 Return to Faculty Senate Records description.
Accession 2001:024 (Received 2001-02-28) Library Records (RG 9)1923-1994 This accession consists of records generated by the University Library and includes correspondence, committee minutes, reports, a handbook, and a survey. Shelf Locations: 6/2/8/60; 6/2/9/53 Return to the Library Records description.
Accession 2001:023 (Received 2001-02-27) Triad Club Records (MSS)2001 This accession consists of two signs created for the Triad Club's 75th Anniversary celebration gathering at the Memorial Union in January 2001. Displayed in an exhibit case along the Memorial Union concourse, both of the signs have velcro adhesive on the back and have the club's triangular logo. The signs were produced and transferred to the Archives by the Memorial Union Catering Services. They were part of a larger display which included scanned photographic reproductions of club group shots from each decade starting with the 1920's. Shelf Location: Oversize Drawer 1 Return to Triad Club Records description.
Accession 2001:022 (Received 2001-02-27) President's Office Records (RG 13)1989-2000 This accession consists of records generated by the President's Office under Paul Risser and includes correspondence, minutes, reports, and budgetary materials. Included among the subjects addressed in these records are the OUS budget, Basic Allocation System, Sizemore Tax Initiative, 1998 Oregon Legislative Session, Technology-Nero Network, Human Resource Information System, NCAA Graduation Rates, and the OUS Talking Points Webpage. Accession processed and incorporated into the record group. Shelf Locations: 6/1/7/40-60; 6/3/7/60 Return to President's Office Records description.
Development Office and OSU Foundations Records (RG 144) and Photographs (P 178)1996-1999 This accession consists of committee minutes and reports generated by the OSU Foundation. Among the subjects addressed in the reports include: fund-raising costs, OSU Foundation re-organization proposal, alumni involvement plan, and financial statements on investments made by the Foundation. Shelf Location: 5/3/9/60
Accession 2001:021 (Received 2001-02-26) Neal VanDevender Photographs (P 242) NEW Collection1962 This accession consists of 17 B&W photographic prints and the accompanying negatives depicting the aftermath of the Columbus Day Storm on the OSU campus. One image shows a collapsed bridge over an unidentified river in Corvallis. Photographs were taken on October 13, 1962. Shelf Location: P Shelves
Accession 2001:020 (Received 2001-02-21) Spotted Owl Management, Policy and Research Collection NEW Collectionca. 1968-1993 This accession consists of materials pertaining to the spotted owl issue in Oregon and Pacific Northwest. Records include: correspondence, reports, proposals, management plans, committee records, newspaper clippings, legal documents. Full finding aid available in PDF format. EAD finding aid available in Northwest Digital Archives.
Accession 2001:019 (Received 2001-02-19) Academic Affairs Records (RG 22)1986-1999 This accession consists of various reports and program reviews generated for the accreditation process and for general administrative informational purposes. Included in this accession are also reports created by the Oregon Workforce Quality Council and Association of Oregon Counties. There is also a category I proposal from the Office of Academic Affairs. Shelf Location: 5/3/8/40-50
Prism (PUB 13-9)1993-1999 This accession consists of the following issues of Prism, the OSU literary and arts magazine:
Shelf Location: PUBS shelves
Accession 2001:018 (Received 2001-02-13) Intercollegiate Athletics Records (RG 7)2000 This accession consists of the NCAA Athletics Certification Self-Study Report. Shelf Location: 8/1/9/61
Accession 2001:017 (Received 2001-02-09) Agricultural Experiment Station Misc. Publications (PUB 6-22g)1960 This accession consists of one publication: Effect of Cropping Practices on Yield, Soil Organic Matter and Erosion in the Pacific Northwest Wheat Region. The publication was published cooperatively by the Agricultural Experiment Stations of Idaho, Oregon, and Washington, and the Agricultural Research Service-U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. Shelf Location: PUBS shelves
Accession 2001:016 (Received 2001-02-01) Harriet's Photograph Collectionca. 1920 This accession consists of two postcard prints of buildings on campus. They are the Mines Building (#84-now Batcheller Hall) and the Armory (#39). Shelf Locations: P-shelves
Accession 2001:015 (Received 2001-01-31) Intercollegiate Athletics Records (RG 7)2000-2001 This accession consists of materials related to the 2001 Fiesta Bowl Game between OSU and Notre Dame at Tempe, Arizona. Items include: press releases, articles printed from the web, media guides, the game program, audiotapes with pre and post-game interviews (also includes postgame radio recording of 2000 Civil War Game), and a packet of promotional information on Tempe, Arizona. Shelf Location: 6/2/9/52
Football-Fiesta Bowl 2000/2001 (MC)2000-2001 This accession consists of materials related to the 2001 fiesta Bowl game between OSU and Notre Dame in Tempe, Arizona. Included are: a newspaper clipping, posters, game tickets, a press box ticket, an emanel pin, a game roster, and two orange plastic noise bangers. Shelf Locations: MC-shelves; 2/3/2/61; 2/3/2
Accession 2001:014 (Received 2001-01-31) Football-Fiesta Bowl 2000/2001 (MC)2000-2001 This accession consists of materials related to the 2001 Fiesta Bowl Game between OSU and Notre Dame played in Tempe, Arizona. Included are: an unused ticket, a press box ticket, an enamel pin, tour itinerary, news stories, and an orange plastic noise maker. Shelf Location: MC-Football-Fiesta Bowl; 2/3/2/61-3d
Accession 2001:013 (Received 2001-01-25) Oregon Home Economics Association Records NEW Collection1936-1998 This accession consists of two scrapbooks from the Oregon Home Economics Association (OHEA) containing newspaper clippings, photographs, and pamphlets relating to OHEA members, conferences, and the OSU College of Home Economics. Also included in this accession are certificates of recognition from the OSU Extension Service and College of Home Economics and gubernatorial proclamations concerning Oregon Home Economics Day and Home Economics Week in Oregon. Shelf Location: SR 6/1/3/c See also Accession 2001:109
Accession 2001:012 (Received 2001-01-23) University Housing and Dining Services Records (RG 145)1998-1999 This accession consists of annual reports from University Housing and Dining services for the years 1997/1998 and 1998/1999 and a brochure on campus housing and residential living. Shelf Location: 5/2/10/51 Full finding aid available in PDF format. EAD finding aid available in Northwest Digital Archives.
Accession 2001:011 (Received 2001-01-22) OSU General Catalogs (PUB 1-11a)1892 This accession consists of an OSU general catalog of classes for the academic year 1892-1893. Shelf Location: SR 6/2/6/13
Accession 2001:010 (Received 2001-01-19) Beaver Yearbook Photographs (P 3)1999-2000 This accession consists of B & W and color photographic prints used in the publication of the 1999 and 2000 Beaver Yearbooks. Shelf Locations: SR 3/3/4/d; SR 3/4/4/h
Accession 2001:009 (Received 2001-01-19) Corvallis Gazette-Times (MC)1978-1982 This accession consists of two special OSU editions and supplements of the Corvallis Gazette-Times. One is the annual OSU Special Edition and dated August 5, 1982 and the other is a supplement with the headline "OSU is Leaving Corvallis" dated August 4, 1978. Shelf Location: MC- oversize box, 2/3/3
Accession 2001:008 (Received 2001-01-19) Landscape Architecture Department Records (RG 89)1968-1972 This accession consists of two programs for Landscape Design Study Course conferences sponsored by OSU, Pacific Northwest Bell, and the Oregon State Federation of Garden Clubs. The programs correspond to conference se |
