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2 binders (3 pdf files) of administrative records associated with UConn's membership in the Organization that has had a large influence on the work and development of faculty and student research. Courses taught in Costa Rica and high involvement of EEB faculty.

Exhibition posters document exhibitions held at the William Benton Museum of Art, 1988-1994; the Department of Art, School of Fine Art, 1986-1993; University of Connecticut Libraries, "Mary Azarian Woodcuts", 1983.

Announcements, publicity, publications and programs associated with exhibitions and programs offered by the Benton--enveloped by year. Oversize posters (publicity)

Professional papers of former faculty member, Gilbert D. Nass. Minutes, correspondence, reports, reprints, photocopies, syllabi, course related research, notes, departmental records.

The collection contains the administrative documentation of the projects, and associated oral histories, conducted by the Center.

Administrative records including Founder's Day (calendar of events, programs, minutes), Field trip policy, Residence hall and dining facilities charges

10 color posters of Withers' WWII era illustrations

Group of legal documents issued by the descendants of Anna Sewell concerning royalties from the first movie version of her classic animal novel made by Vitagraph Company in 1921, correspondence between solicitors (January 20-September 13, 1921), copy of the will from the author's brother Phillip Sewell.

The collection contain correspondence publications, typescripts, photograph and negative associated with Clare Leighton, resident of Woodbury, CT. The correspondence is predominently to Leighton from Eleanor Farjeon and the typescripts, proofs and publications of Leighton's articles, "The American Dimension; Change & Diversity" and "Growing New Roots."

Administrative records of historical interest created by the department.

The collection contains artifacts, realia and ephemera associated with literature for children and collected by Ms. Hirsch.

Records documenting the administrative and programming activities of the Student Activities unit at the University of Connecticut, 1975 - 2015.

This collection of approximately 200 lantern slides covers a range of material and is divided into four primary content groups.

A collection of newsletters, magazines and pamphlets relating to communitarianism and cooperative economics. Correspondance between Krimerman and members of the cooperative movement are also included.

Collection consists of 956 postcard sized negatives of locomotives from 162 railroads in the United States, taken by Karl E. Schlachter and his son Karl E. Schlachter, Jr.

Documentation of the life and career of Connecticut portrait artist Ellen Emmet Rand.

Clippings, notes, articles and materials related to the research (fashion) interests of Professor Mary Lou Rosencranz (Home Economics).

The Collection consists of materials created and gathered by Plainfield, Connecticut, railroad station agent and field terminal supervisor Ellsworth E. Williams, Jr.

Manuscripts, legal records, correspondence, and clippings focus on the work of Herbert W. Conn, a professor of Biology at Wesleyan University in the late 1800s.