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This series contains brochures, news clippings and photographs about the UCF Theatre Department. Most of the photographs of individuals are unidentified although Harry Smith is shown in several of them. The folder on the Tennessee Williams event also includes the transcript of an interview with him.

This series contains documents, photographs, data analyses, a CD, and a USB drive relating to the Formula SAE Racing Team under the Knights Racing Program. The USB drive containing a copy of the FSAEM 2017 Cost Report was burned onto a CD and placed with the folder.

This box contains documents from 2, and 2A

Box 2

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.

The series contains magazines and documents surrounding Miss Florida, Miss America, and any other pageant competitions not directly relating to UCF pageants. The Central Florida Bride Magazine listed features Ericka Dunlap, who was a UCF alumna and won Miss America in 2004. In box 8, the Miss Florida Azalea Festival features Miss UCF 2000 Jana Eaton, the October 2005, the February/ March 2007, and the April/May 2007 issue of Fourpoints magazine features Ericka Dunlap. The December 2009/ January 2010 issue features Miss UCF 2009, Dasha Gonzalez. The October/November 2010 issue features Miss UCF 2010, Sara York and Miss America 2004 .

This series contains ephemera and documents that pertain to several events held in the library as a part of outreach. Dozens of exhibits have been displayed throughout the library, some exhibits were curated by seniors from 1972-1975. The largest section of this series contains marketing materials and photographs surrounding the Frankenstein exhibit held in 2004. In many cases, local newspaper articles advertising and critiquing the exhibits are included as well as programs, pamphlets, and patron comment sheets.