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This collection houses minutes, correspondence, and financial records documenting the Mary E. Baker Scholarship between 1950 and 1981.

This collection houses correspondence, data, statements of goals, budget materials, and other records documenting the University of Tennessee's Master Plan for Space and Facilities.

This collection houses a typescript copy of the document establishing the Maude Powell Student's Aid Fund at the University of Tennessee. The fund was created using $5,000 from Maude Powell's estate by her mother, Sarah (Drake) Powell, and sister and brother-in-law, Lillian and James Allen Smith.

The collection consists of personal papers, correspondence, pencil drawings and oversized newspapers created or collected by Mildred McPherson and her family between the years 1899 to 1988.

This collection houses syllabi and course materials, administrative files, scholarly papers, and correspondence documenting Dr. Milton M. Klein's teaching and research into colonial and Revolutionary America.

This collection houses correspondence between University of Tennessee History Professor Milton M. Klein and other historians and politicians. Topics discussed include the historical profession, personal issues, sports, national news, publications, and the people and events in the History Departments of the University of Tennessee and Harvard University.

This collection houses correspondence between University of Tennessee History Professor Milton M. Klein and other historians and politicians. Many of these letters were written between Klein and colleague Richard C. Marius.

This collection houses materials documenting the life and work of University of Tennessee Historian and History Professor Milton Klein, including personal correspondence and items relating to the University Historian's Office (primarily yearly budget requests and allocations), Klein's involvement with the American Association of University Professors, and the Haines-Morris Lecture Fund.

This collection houses papers documenting University of Tennessee Professor and Historian Milton Klein's work with the Faculty Club (including budget materials and meeting agendas and minutes), the Phi Kappa Phi honor society (including membership materials and speeches and programs showing induction ceremonies), and proposals to the National Endowment for the Humanities.

University of Tennessee Historian Milton M. Klein assembled this Fact Book, which contains short summaries and statistics showing campus history and information about important dates, professors, and students.

This collection houses a catalog listing courses offered during the 2000 miniterm. The cover is designed with a nautical theme and depicts a compass.

This collection houses information documenting minority student affairs on the University of Tennessee campus, including statistics on black enrollment, handbooks, information on black studies programs, newsletters, and other materials.

This collection contains three 8 x 10 photographs of Neyland Stadium taken from the west side bleachers during the mid-1960s. These images include interiors of the east and south sides of the stadium as well as sections of surrounding Knoxville.

This collection consists of a letter dated March 14, 1912 from University of Tennessee student Oscar Little Farris to Miss Frizzelle Phillips in Gallay, Tennessee. The letter describes courses at the University, freshman hazing rituals, military drills, and the dormitory.

This collection contains information documenting the University of Tennessee’s Oak Ridge Graduate Program, including enrollment statistics, schedules of classes offered, newspaper clippings, self-studies, descriptions of proposals for new degree programs (for example Environmental Engineering and Engineering Management), and other materials.

This collection houses correspondence, memoranda, reports, and financial documents showing the operations of the University of Tennessee's Office of Administration and Student Affairs from 1984 to 1992.

This collection houses news summaries that the University of Tennessee's Office of Public Relations prepared during the latter half of 1996. Summaries were issued on each weekday and include updates on University news, information about current research being conducted at the University, important news from other Universities, and information about state funds for higher education, among other topics.

This collection houses materials documenting research projects on the University of Tennessee's campus, including research initiatives and expenditures.