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Academic Senate. Los Angeles Division. Agendas, Minutes, and Reports http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/c8rj4kpc No online items Academic Senate. Los Angeles Division. Agendas, minutes, and reports. 1928-1998. Finding aid prepared by University Archives staff, 1987 August; finding aid revised by University Archives staff, 2008 July; Katharine A. Lawrie, 2014 September; machine-readable finding aid created by Katharine A. Lawrie, 2014 September. UCLA Library Special Collections Room A1713, Charles E. Young Research Library Box 951575 Los Angeles, CA, 90095-1575 (310) 825-4988 [email protected] ©1987 August Academic Senate. Los Angeles University Archives Record Series 90 1 Division. Agendas, minutes, and reports. 1928-1998. Title: Academic Senate. Los Angeles Division. Agendas, minutes, and reports. Identifier/Call Number: University Archives Record Series 90 Contributing Institution: UCLA Library Special Collections Language of Material: English Physical Description: 20.0 linear ft.(50 boxes) Date: 1928-1998 Abstract: Record Series 90 includes bound volumes of agendas, notices of meetings, minutes, and reports generated and assembled by the University of California, Los Angeles Academic Senate staff. Creator: Academic Senate (Los Angeles Division) Access COLLECTION STORED OFF-SITE AT SRLF: Open for research. Advance notice required for access. Contact the UCLA Library Special Collections Reference Desk for paging information. Publication Rights Copyright of portions of this collection has been assigned to The Regents of the University of California. The UCLA University Archives can grant permission to publish for materials to which it holds the copyright. All requests for permission to publish or quote must be submitted in writing to the UCLA University Archivist. Preferred Citation [Identification of item], Academic Senate. Los Angeles Division. Agendas, minutes, and reports (University Archives Record Series 90). UCLA Library Special Collections, University Archives. Scope and Content Record Series 90 includes bound volumes of agendas, notices of meetings, minutes, and reports generated and assembled by the University of California, Los Angeles Academic Senate staff. Most volumes contain an index to the contents. This is an active record series; additional University records are expected to be added. UCLA Catalog Record ID UCLA Catalog Record ID: 3521497 Box 1 Agendas, minutes, and reports. 1959-1971. Box 2 Agendas and reports. 1959-1969. Box 3 Agendas, minutes, and reports. 1958-1964, 1969-1971, 1976, 1978. Box 4 Agendas, minutes, and reports. 1965-1973. Box 5 Agendas, minutes, and reports. 1974-1975. Box 5 Notice of meeting, minutes, and reports. 1974-1981. Box 6 Notice of meeting, minutes, and reports. 1982-1984, 1985-1987. Box 7 Agendas, minutes, and reports (vol. 1). 1958 October-1960 May. Box 8 Minutes, volume 1. 1958 October-1960 May. Box 9 Minutes of the LA Division, volumes II and III. 1960 October-1962 May. Box 10 Minutes, including Legislative Assembly, volume 17, series II. 1960 November-1961 May. Box 11 Minutes, volume 17. 1960 November-1961 May. Box 12 Agendas, minutes, and reports (vol. 2). 1960 October-1961 May. Box 13 Minutes, volume 2. 1960 October-1961 May. Box 14 Agendas, minutes, and reports. 1958-1961. Box 15 Minutes of the Legislative Assembly. 1960 November-1961 May. Box 16 Minutes, volume 18, series II. 1961 October-1962 May. Box 17 Minutes, volume 18. 1961 October-1962 May. Box 18 Agendas, minutes, and reports (vol. 3). 1961 October-1962 May. Box 19 Minutes, volume 3. 1961 October-1962 May. Box 20 Agendas, minutes, and reports. 1962-1963. Box 21 Minutes of the Legislative Assembly. 1962 October-1963 May. Box 22 Agendas, minutes, and reports (vol. 4). 1962 October-1963 May. Box 23 Minutes, volume 19, series II. 1962 OCtober-1963 May. Box 24 Minutes, volume 19. 1962 OCtober-1963 May. Academic Senate. Los Angeles University Archives Record Series 90 2 Division. Agendas, minutes, and reports. 1928-1998. Box 25 Minutes, volume 4. 1962 OCtober-1963 May. Box 26 Minutes, volume 4. 1962 OCtober-1963 May. Box 27 Agendas, minutes, and reports (vol. 5). 1963 October-1964 May. Box 28 Minutes, volume 5. 1963 October-1964 May. Box 29 Minutes, volume 5. 1963 October-1964 May. Box 30 Agendas, minutes, and reports. 1964-1965. Box 31 Minutes, volume VI. 1964 September-1965 May. Box 32 Agendas, minutes, and reports (vol. 6). 1964 September-1965 May. Box 33 Agendas, minutes, and reports. 1965-1966. Box 34 Agendas, minutes, and reports (vol. 7, [part 1]). 1965 October-1966 February 15. Box 35 Agendas, minutes, and reports (vol. 7, [part 2]). 1966 March 07-May 24. Box 36 Minutes, volume 7, part 1, fall semester. 1965-1966. Box 37 Minutes, volume 7, part 2, spring semester. 1965-1966. Box 38 Minutes, volume 7, part 2. 1966 January-May. Box 39 Minutes, volume VIII, end of series. 1966 October-December. Box 40 Agendas, minutes, and reports (vol. 8, part 1). 1966 October-December. Box 41 Agendas, minutes, and reports (vol. 8, part 2). 1967 January-May. Box 42 Agendas, minutes, and reports (vol. 9, part 1). 1967 October-December. Box 43 Agendas, minutes, and reports (vol. 9, part 2). 1968 January-May. Box 44 Agendas, minutes, and reports (vol. 10, part 1). 1968 September-December. Box 45 Agendas, minutes, and reports (vol. 10, part 2). 1969 February-June. Box 46 Agendas, minutes, and reports (vol. 11, part 1). 1969 October-December. Box 47 Agendas, minutes, and reports (vol. 11, part 2). 1970 January-June. Box 48 Agendas, minutes, and reports (vol. 12). 1970 October-1971 June. Box 49 Agendas, minutes, and reports. 1928 September-1933 March, 1966 October-1969 June, 1971 October-1979 May. Physical Description: 11.0 volumes Scope and Contents note Includes volumes 8-9 and 13-20. Volume dated 1928 September-March 1933 unnumbered and entitled 'Council of UCLA. Minutes.' Box 49 Council at UCLA. Minutes. 1928 September-1933 March. Box 50 Agendas, minutes, and reports. 1979 October-1998 May. Physical Description: 19.0 volumes Scope and Contents note Includes volumes 21-39. Box 50 Volume 21. 1979 October-1980 May. Box 50 Volume 22. 1980 October-1981 June. Box 50 Volume 23. 1981 October-1982 June. Box 50 University of California. Minutes of the Legislative Assembly. Los Angeles Division. Volume 24. 1982 October-1983 May. Box 50 University of California. Minutes of the Legislative Assembly. Los Angeles Division. Volume 25. 1983 October-1984 May. Box 50 Volume 26. 1984 October-1985 May. Box 50 Volume 27. 1985 November-1986 May. Box 50 Volume 28. 1986 November-1987 May. Box 50 Volume 29. 1987 November-1988 May. Box 50 Volume 30. 1988 November-1989 May. Box 50 Volume 31. 1989 November-1990 May. Box 50 Volume 32. 1990 November-1991 June. Box 50 Volume 33. 1991 October-1992 May. Box 50 Volume 34. 1992 November-1993 May. Box 50 Volume 35. 1993 November-1994 June. Box 50 Volume 36. 1994 November-1995 May. Box 50 Volume 37. 1995 November-1996 June. Academic Senate. Los Angeles University Archives Record Series 90 3 Division. Agendas, minutes, and reports. 1928-1998. Box 50 Volume 38. 1996 November-1997 May. Box 50 Volume 39. 1997 November-1998 May. Academic Senate. Los Angeles University Archives Record Series 90 4 Division. Agendas, minutes, and reports. 1928-1998..
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