Collections

Records, 1970- , of the Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs, consisting of annual reports for colleges, academic departments, divisions, and academic support units which report to the Vice President/Provost.

Minutes, reports and other materials of the Academic Council 1971-1988, including such topics as academic policies, undergraduate and graduate programs, enrollments, grade point averages and related academic subjects. The Academic Council was merged with the Faculty Senate, June 1988.

Records comprising the Action Research Projects produced by students in the Master's Program.

Records (1968-1973) including correspondence, materials on the UWF Corpus Christi Center, student theses, commencement programs, and related materials. Select thesis subjects cover airports in Atlanta, Pensacola, and NAS Pensacola, the port of Corpus Christi, satellite development and deployment, the usage of airships in transportation, and emergency rescue missions in space.

Records, 1968-1979, including correspondence, photographs, publications, and materials concerning alumni chapters, fund raising, ahtletics, commencement, Christmas, workshops, and alumni special events such as Springcoming, the inauguration of President Robinson (1975), tours, mascots, alma mater song contests, and award programs.

Budget records, 1965- , including legislative budget requests, operating budgets, capital budgets, and related materials.

Records, 1974- ,including minutes, reports, bylaws, surveys, correspondence, and committee files. Topics include awards, annual events (Halloween and Christmas parties), personnel policies, flextime, working conditions, and related issues.

Records, 1978- , including correspondence, annual reports, minutes of Chairperson's Meetings, and the College of Arts and Science Council, the forum series, and related records.

Records, 1977-1995, includinig correspondence, reports, audits, and related research materials including publications of the department. Files include runs of Netword and Profile; records of the Academic Computer Services Committee; the dedication of Building 79 (Computer Center) in 1986; information on WilliamCraig Nystul; and the overall history of computing and information technology at UWF. Key correspondents and administrators include Russell Lee, Lisa Whitmire, Donna Gache, and Karen Brotherton Rasmussen.

Records, 1967-1979, including foundation files and scholarship files. These files cover those organizations which made direct grants or gifts to the University and include correspondence, financial documents, newspaper clippings, and other materials pertaining to the gifts. Key organizations include the Edward Ball Wildlife Foundation for the nature trail, the Alfred I. DuPont Foundation on the endowment of the Mary Ball Washington Chair, the Ford Foundation for the Venture Fund grant, and the Gannett Foundation.