The records of the Office of the Dean of Faculty consist of chronological subject files, minutes of the Committee on Instruction, Associated Colleges of the Midwest administrative materials, college-wide studies, external reviews, campus design meeting minutes, correspondence, biographical materials, and Block Plan history.

The records of the Office of the Dean of Faculty consist of chronological subject files, minutes of the Committee on Instruction, Associated Colleges of the Midwest administrative materials, college-wide studies, external reviews, campus design meeting minutes, correspondence, biographical materials, and Block Plan history.

Included in the papers are a questionnaire discussing the recruitment of minority students, a list of minority students with biographical information, the Black Studies Program, and a discussion between black students and Maxwell Taylor about the advisor system.

The file contains exit surveys and questionnaires from minority students.

The records of the Office of the Dean of Faculty consist of chronological subject files, minutes of the Committee on Instruction, Associated Colleges of the Midwest administrative materials, college-wide studies, external reviews, campus design meeting minutes, correspondence, biographical materials, and Block Plan history.

Records from Special Collections at Tutt Library representing News and Media Relations (formerly "College Relations") materials. Boxes include press releases, news clippings, and Beta video-recordings for 60-second PSA.

Records from Special Collections at Tutt Library representing News and Media Relations (formerly "College Relations") materials. Boxes include press releases, news clippings, and Beta video-recordings for 60-second PSA.

The recorded speech, "More Relevant Than Ever: College Funding, Student Minority Group Relations, and Campus Living Conditions," was delivered by President Lloyd E. Worner at Armstrong Hall.