The file includes information about Colorado College's early Southwest Studies program.

The records are comprised of bibliographical information, correspondence, organizational papers for "Sundays with Frank Waters" and a transcript of a personal interview with Waters, original manuscripts, editorials, and clippings.

This subject filing system contains clippings, memos, handouts, and other papers relating to the faculty, administration, departments, curriculum, and activities of the college.

The materials in this box include correspondence and Southwest Studies proposals to the National Endowment for Humanities and the Boettcher Foundation.

The file contains a description of the "Southeast Asian Cultures" symposium sponsored by the Asian Studies Program at Colorado College.

The file contains information about minority scholarship recipients and an announcement about the Symposium on Prison Reform.

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 records detail the activities of different departments, their curriculum design processes and relationships to the Block Plan.

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 Southwest Studies Summer Institute records contain reports, memos, notes, correspondence and publicity information.