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1 COLBY COLLEGE HISTORY - FOUNDING TO PRESENT A3 Colby College Academies C6 Coburn Classical Institute H4 Hebron Academy H5 Higgins Classical Institute R5 Ricker Classical Institute A5 Colby Anniversaries 50th 100th 150th 175th A9 Awards and Citations Given to Colby B3 Colby's Baptist Heritage C5 Civil Rights C6 Colby-Bates-Bowdoin Consortium C7 Community Relations E5 Colby and the Energy Crisis F5 Films Made at the College (On Campus) I5 If Moscow Strikes S6 Small College F6 Founding L3 Colby College - New Hampshire Lawsuit M3 Mascot M4 Mechanics Shop M5 Miscellaneous N4 News Clippings (By Year) P7 Press Releases (By Year) S4 Sunday News Releases R4 The Rebellion of 1833 R5 Religion at Colby S4 College Seal S6 Colby Songs S7 S. S. Colby (Battleship) W3 Colby and War C5 Civil War G8 Gulf War W6 World War I W3 Colby and War W67 World War II D4 Colby Group on Defense of Democracy 2 COLBY COLLEGE PUBLICATIONS C6 Colby College Bulletin Series C8 Colby Currents R4 Colby Reports S3 The Colby Scholar U5 Colby University Papers 3 OLD (WATERVILLE) CAMPUS A4 Alumni Building B6 Boardman Willows C43 Champlin Hall C44 Chemical Hall C5 College Chapel C6 Coburn Hall B8 The Burning of Coburn Hall F6 Foss Hall G3 College Gates G9 Gynasium H4 Hedman Hall I5 Men's Infirmary L3 Land Grants and Finance for Campus M3 Men's Division M4 Memorial Hall L5 Lion of Lucerne T7 Memorial Hall Trust M5 Mary Low Steinway Piano O4 Oliver Atheltic Field P7 President's House S3 College Scoreboard S5 Shannon Hall S6 South College S7 College Stadium T7 Transfer or Sale of the Old Campus W6 Women's Division 4 TRANSITION TO MAYFLOWER HILL CAMPUS C6 Construction of New Campus R6 Roads D43 Decision to Move C3 Campaign to Keep Colby in Waterville L6 Location Suggestions Outside of Waterville S8 Survey of Higher Education in Maine D44 Dedication and Open House D47 Design D7 Drawings and Pictures P7 Proposed Plans F8 New Campus Fund M3 Mayflower Hill Development Fund and Related Information B8 Bulletins C6 Correspondence G7 Greater Waterville Area Campaign for Colby K4 Keep Colby Campaign N4 New Campus for Old Colby Campaign O7 Organizational Material M3 Mayflower Hill Development Fund and Related Information P7 Press Releases P8 Publicity Campaign S7 Student Campaign N4 News Articles E3 Editorials P5 Plans and Progress P7 Property T7 Transition Reports 5 MAYFLOWER HILL CAMPUS A3 Alfond Athletic Complex F5 Field House H6 Hockey Rink L5 Little League Field L6 Loebs Field T4 Tennis Courts T7 Track A4 Anthony, Mitchell, Schupf Dormitory Complex A7 Arey Life Sciences Building B5 Bixler Art and Music Center E9 Expansion C4 College Gates C6 Cotter Student Union P8 Pulver Pavilion - Cotter Union Renovation E9 Eustis Administration Building F7 Fraternity Houses (Now Roberts Row) A4 Alpha Tau Omega (Now Goddard-Hodgkins) T3 Tau Delta Phi (Now Grossman) F9 F.W. Olin Science Center G3 Garrison Health Center G6 Gould Music Shell H3 Handicapped Rehabilitation Act of 1973 H4 Heights Dormitory H54 Hill Family House H55 Hillside Dormitory Complex I5 Inn I6 Interstate Highway Controversey J6 Johnson Pond K4 Keyes Science Building W4 Weeks Laboratory L3 Lawrence W. Collins Observatory L4 Lorimer Chapel C3 Carillonic Tower Bells M4 Mellon Organ L6 Lovejoy Building L8 Lunder House (Admissions Building) M2 Miscellaneous M3 Marston Preserve M4 Old Men's Division E3 East Quad and West Quad Dormitories J6 Johnson and Averill Dormitories M5 Miller Library A3 Addition C4 Chapman Room S6 Special Collections T6 Tower and Clock W4 Weathervane M6 Millett Alumni House M7 Miscellaneous Memorials, Statues, etc. A3 Addition F5 Memorial Flagpole M5 Milton Bust P5 Plaques M7 Miscellaneous Memorials, Statues, etc. R6 Roberts Square Memorial V5 Vietnam War Memorial M8 Mudd Science Building P3 Campus Parking P4 Perkins Arboretum R6 Roberts Union R4 Revere Bell R6 Roberts Union S4 Seaverns Bookstore S5 Sherman R. Perry Infirmary T7 Travel Agency R8 Runnals Union S6 Sorority Rooms S7 Strider Theater S6 Joseph Family Spa W6 Old Women's Division D3 Dana Dormitory F6 Foss and Woodman Dormitories M3 Mary Low and Coburn Dormitories 6 ADMINISTRATION A3 Academic Council B6 Board of Conference B9 By-Laws C3 Constitutional Convention B8 Bulletin C4 Charter and By-Laws B5 Blue Laws C6 Administrative Committee G4 General Administrative and Planning Survey H3 Handbook and Administrative Policies N6 Miscellaneous Administrative Notices O7 Administrative Organizational Chart O9 Overseers and Visiting Committees A3 American Council on Education Fellows P7 President A3 Presidential Address (Strider) B5 Biographical Sketches of Presidents C6 Committee to Select a New President L4 Presidents' Letters A4 To Alumni C4 Christmas S4 To Servicemen T7 To Trustees N4 Presidents' Newsletters R4 Annual Presidents' Reports Q3 Minutes and Notices of Quarterly Meetings of President and Trustees R4 Colby Retreat S7 Report on Administrative Structure T7 Trustees L5 Lists of Trustees M5 Meeting Minutes N6 Meeting Notices P7 Procedures and Guidelines for Committees R4 Resolutions 7 FACULTY AND STAFF A3 American Association of University Professors A6 Employment Application C3 Committee on Campus Natural Environment C4 Faculty/Course Evaluations C65 Faculty Colloquia C66 Committee Assignments E9 Executive Committee F8 F.Y.I. (Newsletter for Colby Emloyees) C6 Colfax (an early version of F.Y.I.) G7 Faculty Grant Opportunities H3 Faculty Handbooks I5 Life Insurance and Retirement Plans for Employees L5 Lists of Faculty M4 Merit Pay M5 Faculty Meeting Minutes M6 Miscellaneous N4 New Faculty, Promotions, and Salaries N6 Notices to Faculty N8 Nursery School for Faculty/Staff Children P4 Personnel Policy P7 Committee on Promotions and Tenure T4 Tenure Policy P76 Professorships P8 Faculty Publications B5 The Blue Paper F6 Focus/Foci M4 M.E.S.S. (satirical) T4 Colby Teacher R45 Remembrance Committee R46 Faculty Reports I5 Reports on Instruction R47 Faculty Residence Program T8 Tuition Exchange Plan for Faculty Children 8 COLLEGE COMMITTEES A3 Subcommittee on Accreditation A4 Committee on Agriculture A5 Aims Committee A7 Athletic Planning Committee C4 Committee on Committees and Governance C6 Computer Committee C7 Convocation Planning Committee E4 Committee to Consider the Feasibility of Electing Alumni to the Board of Trustees E5 Committee on Professional Preparation for Engineering E9 Examining Committee F8 Committee to Study the Future of Colby H5 Committee on the History of the College H6 Committee on Honorary Degrees L3 Committee to Review College Laws L6 Lovejoy Planning Committee M4 Committee on Methods of Nominating Alumni Trustees M8 Multicultural Affairs Committee N4 Committee on New Campus Development O4 Committee on Office Expenses and Methods P5 Planning Committee P7 Prudential Committee D5 Recording of Disbursements M4 Meeting Minutes O7 Orders Given by the Committee R4 Reports R3 Racial Understanding Task Force R4 Committee to Review Colby Governance S3 Committee on Science in Service of the Arts S6 Special Committee on Election of a Woman to the Board of Trustees S7 Committee on Standing U5 Committee on a Uniform System of Appropriation of Funds to the Beneficiaries V3 Committee on Vacancies W5 Task Force on Women and Issues of Gender W6 Committee on Workshop 9 NON -ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS AND DIVISIONS A3 Division of Adult Education and Extension A5 Annual Report B4 Buildings and Grounds Department B8 Business Office P3 Payroll P8 Purchasing C3 Career Services (Placement Bureau) C37 Colby College Press C4 Chaplain C5 Communications Office P7 Publicity and Public Relations C6 College Relations A7 Alumni Relations C67 Computer Services H4 Health and Physical Education Division H7 Health and Social Welfare Department I8 Information and Technology Services (ITS) L5 Library; Miller Library A7 Colby Library Associates A9 Audio Visual Center B6 Bookplates B8 Library Building C3 Catalogues and Acquisition Records C6 Collections A.L.S. Collection Capon Collection Carpenter Collection Cather Collection Edwin Arlington Robinson Collection Hardy Collection Healy Collection James Collection L5 Library; Miller Library C6 Collections Lincoln Collection Lovejoy Collection Peter Pauper Press Collection Photograph Collection E9 Exhibitions "Books at Colby" Cuala Press Exhibition Frost Exhibition Hardy Exhibition Robert Browning Exhibition Thomas James Wise Exhibition E97 Expenditures F3 Faculty Library Committee F5 Financial Records G5 Gifts Bixler Gift Bliss Gift Bordern Gift Magoon Gift G6 Government Depository Award H3 Handbooks I5 Interlibrary Loan L5 Library Committee M5 Miscellaneous P6 Portraits in Special Collections P8 Publications P9 Pulsifer Poetry Room R4 Reference Department R7 Annual Report of the Librarian S7 Library Staff Meeting Minutes L5 Library; Miller Library S8 Systems Analysis T7 Treasure Room M4 Media Services P4 Physical Plant Department P7 Presidents' Office S3 Safety and Security S6 Special Programs 10 FINANCES A5 Office of Annual Giving C4 Cooperative Foundation Plan C6 Council for Financial Aid to Education E5 Endowment E5 Endowment Committee F3 Financial Aid A4 A.F.L. Scholarship Fund A44 Alfond Scholarships A49 Alumni Scholarships A5 Anti-Trust Inquiry A6 Alfred P. Sloan Scholarship Program B3 Baker Scholarships B5 Bixler-Dana Scholars C4 Charles P. Wilner Scholarship C6 College Scholarship Service C7 Corporate Scholarship Plan D4 Delta Delta Delta Scholarship F3 Faculty-Staff Tuition Subsidy Program F7 Franlin W. Johnson Financial Aid Fund J6 J. Manchester Haynes Scholarship L5 L.L.Bean Scholars M3 Mayflwoer Hill Scholars
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