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This collection houses invitations, programs, correspondence, news clippings, and certificates of recognition documenting the investiture of Jimmy G. Cheek as the University of Tennessee's seventh Chancellor on May 1, 2009.

This collection contains budget funding proposals (including funding priorities and administrative information) from colleges and other University of Tennessee administrative offices for the year 2004.

The college of Architecture and Design published this newsletter, entitled Perspective, in Fall of 2005. It includes the announcement of John McRae’s appointment as Dean of the College and an obituary for professor Marian Moffett in addition to information about UT's hosting of the Southern Architecture Conference, faculty activities, student work, alumni news, and other topics.

The college of Architecture and Design published this newsletter, entitled Perspective, in Fall of 2001. It includes an announcement of Professor Stroud Watson's receipt of the Thomas Jefferson Award for Public Architecture and articles on the Studio in Sustainability, national awards won by students, and faculty research.

The College of Arts and Sciences published this magazine, entitled Higher Ground, in the Spring of 2008. It includes information about Fulbright Scholarships granted to faculty, an article on teaching English composition in the 21st century, and a discussion of an oceanography research group.

The College of Arts and Sciences published this magazine, entitled Higher Ground, in the Spring of 2004. It includes an interview with Dean Stuart Riggsby and articles about service learning, the Global Studies Program, University of Tennessee professors researching the physical nature of Mars, and the School of Music's symphony orchestra.

This collection houses the Spring 2004 issue of the College of Communication and Information's newsletter, entitled Full Circle. Its articles address the search for a new dean, students spending a semester in Washington, and the ramifications of the Patriot Act.

This collection houses reports that the University of Tennessee's College of Education produced on a variety of subjects, including training programs for teachers, initiatives of local county school systems, and government projects.

This collection houses photographs and slides depicting the University of Tennessee College of Education's participation in the 1970 Science and Survival Conference in Washington, D.C. and the College's 1971 graduate picnic. Most of the individuals in the photographs are unidentified.

This collection consists primarily of materials documenting the UT College of Education's creation of policy and routine operations. Other documents address curriculum matters, either within the College of Education or as they relate to other University colleges and programs of study.

The majority of this collection is composed of Dr. Daniel Quarles' papers and material documenting the National Conference of Professors of Education Administration (NCPEA). A few items showing the Walter D. Cocking Memorial Lectures are also included.

This collection houses copies of the audio-visual materials contained in the time capsule that the College of Engineering buried in 1994, including a 50 minute videotape of Engineers' Day (1994), a DVD conversation, two text additions with illustrations, an explanation of the time capsule and its purpose, and the relocation proposal. This material was placed in the Archives to ensure its continued existence on current media for future availability.

This collection consists of College of Home Economics (later Human Ecology) Review newsletters from 1981 to 1994 and the College's annual reports from 1967 to 1976. The Review contains information about new faculty, new college initiatives (such as International Day), greetings from the dean, and development/fundraising news. The annual reports give comprehensive information on funding, graduate assistantships, courses taught, degrees awarded, and faculty among other information.

This collection houses photographs, film, presentations, scrapbooks, and other records documenting the College of Home Economics between 1950 and 1991.

This collection houses the College of Law's 1989 Annual Report. The document includes the Dean's Report and information about admissions, faculty activities, 1988-89 awards, college history, development, the 1988-89 honor roll, the library, career services, and the college's upcoming centennial. The collection also includes a photocopy of the program for the naming of the George C. Taylor Law Center on June 15, 1967.

This is a collection of publications by the University of Tennessee's College of Law faculty, students, or alumni, that discuss matters pertinent to each group. Some of the publications in this collection date from the 1890s and have items from as recent as 2013.

This collection contains a small assortment of items documenting the University of Tennessee's College of Law, including two copies of the UT Lawyer from 1962 and 1971, a history of the 1911 senior law class (signed Historian), and an invitation to the Law Library's first open house on October 22, 1997.

This collection houses correspondence, legal documents, articles, and other materials documenting the University of Tennessee's Office of Legal Counsel and College of Law between 1927 and 1944.

This collection houses annual reports created by the College of Liberal Arts and its subsidiary departments.