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Dr. Kitty Oliver, in 2001, interviewed people residing in New River-North Folk (northeast section of The City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida) regarding their memories of early life, segregation, race relations and family life during their youthful years. This series contains recorded history about New River-North Folk on cassette tapes, typed personal essays, and an in-binder manuscript detailing historiography about the New-River-North Folk community of Broward County, Florida.

This series contains scripts, set designs, casting lists and other documents pertaining to productions that Dr. Donald Seay participated in or directed at the University of Central Florida. The Photos and Negatives folder contains pictures from productions such as Tartuffe, Narnia, Cabaret, Spring Awakening, Dracula, Tooth of Crime, and other productions as well as photos from celebrations that involved Dr. Donald Seay. The Miscellaneous Programs folder houses playbills from Fifth of July, Machinal, Doubt, The Piano Lesson, Steel Magnolias, Amadeus, Jake's Women, Marisol, and Bedroom Farce.

This series contains collected postcards, brochures, and tourist papers related to theme parks and attractions outside of the state of Florida. Subseries 1 contains vertical files of various American attractions in original order. Subseries 2 and 3 are arranged by like item, then alphabetically. Also of interest is the Disney subseries, which contains records relating to Walt Disney World and Disneyland, as well as financial reports for the Walt Disney Company. The AAA subseries contains guidebooks for the state of Florida and beyond, as well as a number of Rand McNally guides.

This series contains documents, newspaper clippings, negatives, slides, photographs, and award plaques relating to the general Knights Racing SAE program at UCF. The newspapers featured in the collection include the Seminole Outlook, Orlando Sentinel, Central Florida Future, The Planter, Outlook, Apopka Planter, Citizens’ Outlook, and the Winter Garden Times. The corresponding film for the photographs in the "Developed Photos" folder in Box 7 is also included within Box 7.

The series contains materials such as posters, memorabilia, and a plaque.

Dr. Kitty Oliver, from 1999-2005 interviewed various Black/African-Americans, Caucasians and multiracial Americans residing in Liberia-Hollywood (Neighborhood of Hollywood, Florida), Delray Beach, Lake Okeechobee, Fort Lauderdale and Boca Raton about their memories of childhood, family-life, social customs and racial relations. Some of individuals interviewed were native Floridians, while others migrated to southern Florida from adjacent countries within the Caribbean. This Race and Change Project series contains detailed interview transcripts, individual & family photographs, interview content on 3.5in floppy disks, CDs, VHS cassette tapes, release and consent forms.

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Series VII holds materials concerned with the President's activities. Here may be found his speeches, calendar, photographs, interviews in the press and on reel to reel tape, information about a bust created and a portrait painted of him, certificates of appreciation, and the extensive correspondence that was sent to him on his appointment and on his resignation. The list at the front of the congratulatory messages does not correspond to the letters. Information concerning a video may be found in the Florida Legislature folder for 1977. Some miscellaneous materials, such as, a c.v. showing Dr. Millican's later activities, a check signed by Millican for the first Pegasus yearbook and a reel to reel tape of Millican conducting the FTU Philharmonic Orchestra may be found here. A photograph shows Orange County Commissioner Jack Martin presenting the Millican Day Proclamation. Another photograph shows Dr. Millican and J. P. Goree with Colleen Brown who was Dr. Millican's first secretary. A color transparency mentioned in the folder of resignation correspondence may be found in a separate folder. Finally, the miscellaneous photographs are mostly images of groups of administrators or staff including some of Mrs. Millican and a color transparency of the University emblem.