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Inside UWF television program for April 5, 2006, with John Richardson and Sandra Averhart.   Features include the 2006 men's and women's tennis program and highlights of past championships with Tennis Head Coach Derrick Racine and Assistant Head Coach German Dalmagro; and the programs of the Aquatic Center after its reopening March 13, 2006 following extensive damage from Hurricane Ivan in 2005, with Assistant Aquatic Director, Nancy Quina.

Inside UWF television program for April 12, 2006 with John Richardson and Brittany Chirinsky.  UWF President John Cavanaugh is interviewed on state budget issues, the passing of Vice Admiral Jack Fetterman, the recent visit of Lech Waleska to UWF; faculty member Thomas Groth and student Stephanie Black are interviewed about UWF's Club Ad, a student chapter of the American Advertising Federation, and their championship advertising win at Hot Shots, the national annual contest of the AAF.  UWF's Communication Arts program has won seven national honors in this.  30 min.

Inside UWF television program for April 19, 2006, with John Richardson and Sandra Averhart.   Features include the new course offering in building codes, a collaboration of the UWF Building Codes Department and the Construction Engineering Program, with Glenda Mayo from Construction and Engineering, and Tam Landis, UWF Building Code Administrator; and report of the plans for the 2006 Division II National Championships Fall Festival to be held by the NCAA at UWF, with Richard Berg, Athletic Director.  Includes a brief vignette of Mario Vergera, UWF Tennis.

Inside UWF (television program) with John Richardson and Sandra Averhart for April 26, 2006.  Featured are UWF President Emeritus Morris Marx discussing the Japan House on the campus and the roles of international education at UWF, the Japan Center, and the tea ceremony; and Acting Corporal A. J. Hanks, UWF Police Department discussing the role of police on the UWF campus, the blue light system, campus safety, and the escort system.  30 min.

Andrew Young, former Ambassador to the United Nations and Mayor of Atlanta, spoke at the University of West Florida on February 21, 1997. His remarks covered Africa (notably Sudan and Nigeria), as well as civil rights in America. 60 min.

A UWF Capital Idea is a short video promoting the University of West Florida and urging donors to contribute to the University of West Florida Foundation. Includes color footage of the original UWF entrance sign, classrooms, the nature trail, the Center for Fine and Performing Arts, the College of Business, President Morris Marx, and Florida Representative Buzz Ritchie. Produced for the Universdity of West Florida Foundation, 1992, by Network Productions, Fort Walton Beach, Florida. Color. 10:39 minutes. Digitized from videocassette. Capital campaign for UWF, 1992.

Color film of the dedication of the University of West Florida Wildlife Sanctuary and nature trail by the Edward Ball Wildlife Foundation, November 16, 1969. With views of the campus, natural trail, Thompson's Bayou, Edward Ball (in fedora), President Hal Crosby, members of the Board of the Edward Ball Wildlife Foundation, and Florida Supreme Court Justice P. K. Roberts. With narration by Dr. Carl W. Buchheister, President Emeritus, National Audubon Society. 8 min.

As part of the College of Business's Profiles in Leadership series, UWF alumnus Doug Benham (then CEO and President of Arbys, Inc.) spoke to students and faculty in Building 85A on September 19, 2005. 65 min.