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Iowa State Universit Back to University Archives Special Collections and University Archives Record Groups University Archives Subject Index SUBJECT RS NUMBER 10,000 HOURS SHOW (SEE CYSERVE COUNCIL) 22/04/00/01 150th IMPLEMENTATION COMMITTEE 00/11/08 4-H CLUB WORK EXTENSION SERVICE PUBLICATIONS 16/03/00/005 75th ANNIVERSARY OF IOWA STATE COLLEGE 00/11/04 90th ANNIVERSARY OF IOWA STATE COLLEGE 00/11/05 A- AND B- BASE NON-ACADEMIC STAFF ADVISORY COMMITTEE 08/06/001 A SERIES LC6301 I5 L57x AA (APPLIED ART) SERIES TT1 A13x AAC SERIES 09/02/08 AAUP (AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS) 20/01/03 ABATTOIR (SEE MEAT LAB) 04/08/04 ABC COMPUTER 13/20/51 ABC COMPUTER REPLICA 17/04/01 ABE NEWSLETTER LD2541.8 I587x ABEU (ASSOCIATION OF BIG EIGHT UNIVERSITIES) 00/01/00/00 ABOUT ABUSE HV6625 A26X ABSTRACTS OF DOCTORAL DISSERTATIONS AND LIST OF MASTERS THESIS C ODQ ACACIA 22/11/02/01 ACADEMIC ADVISING COMMITTEE 08/06/002 ACADEMIC ADVISOR, ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT 24/01 ACADEMIC AFFAIRS COMPUTER ADVISORY COMMITTEE 08/06/132 ACADEMIC AFFAIRS, VICE-PRESIDENT FOR 03/ ACADEMIC COUNCIL 08/02 ACADEMIC DISHONESTY (SEE DEAN OF STUDENTS) 07/03/00/00 ACADEMIC FACULTY DIRECTORY (VET MED) 14/01/00/05; C CE I65 ACADEMIC HONORARIES, COUNCIL ON 08/05/20 ACADEMIC INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (SEE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES) 06/02 ACADEMIC LIFE HANDBOOK, STUDENT 07/03/01 ACADEMIC PLANNING COMMITTEE, LONG RANGE 08/06/057 ACADEMIC PLANNING REPORTS (SEE ALSO 3/1/1) 08/06/057 ACADEMIC PROGRAM FOR EXCELLENCE 07/05 ACADEMIC PROGRESS OF STUDENT ATHLETES, COMMITTEE TO REVIEW 08/06/126 Tuesday, February 21, 2017 SUBJECT RS NUMBER ACADEMIC SEMINAR 01/01/00/05 ACADEMIC STANDARDS COMMITTEE, UNIVERSITY 08/06/004 ACADEMIC STATUS OF IA STATE UNIVERSITY'S STUDENT-ATHLETE, COMM. TO REVIEW 08/06/144 ACADEMIC SUCCESS CENTER 07/03 ACCESS 22/10/00/01 ACCESS PLUS 06/02/06 ACCESSIONS REGISTER - LIBRARY 25/01/06 ACCOUNTING AND PAYROLL 04/02 ACCOUNTING CLUB 22/05 ACCOUNTING CLUB 22/05/00/13 ACCOUNTING, DEPARTMENT OF 27/02 ACCREDITATION - 1966 NCA VISIT. ISU DATA FROM COLLEGES (6V.) LD2532.9 I59x ACCREDITATION - 1985 SELF-STUDY LD2547 A55x ACCREDITATION - NORTH CENTRAL ASSOCIATION 03/01/08 ACHIEVEMENT FOUNDATION 21/03/03 ACHIEVEMENT FUND, ALUMNI 21/03/03 ACREAGE LIVING 16/03/00/002 ACTION AGAINST HUNGER AND HOMELESSNESS 22/04/00/01 ACTIVE SITE 11/04/00/02 ACTIVUS 22/04/00/01 AD CLUB 22/05/00/01 AD DAY 13/13/01 AD HOC COMMITTEE ON XXX (SEE XXX, AD HOC COMMITTEE ON) ADDITIONS TO THE STAFF, NEW MEMBERS OF FAULTY AND STAFF OF IOWA... LD2542.2 I68x ADDRESS OF THE PRESIDENT OF MIAMI UNIVERSITY LD3241 M5k M53x ADDRESS TO THE STAFF -- DIRECTOR, IOWA AG. EXP. STN. S541.5 I8 A33x ADELANTE 22/11/02/02 ADJ (AGRICULTURAL ADJUSTMENT) SERIES S544 A37x ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD 08/01 ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS AND STRUCTURES COMMITTEE 08/06/118 ADMINISTRATIVE DATA PROCESSING 04/03 ADMINISTRATIVE DATA SYSTEMS DIVISION 04/03 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS 00/09 ADMINISTRATIVE TECHNICAL SERVICES 04/03 ADMINISTRATORS, ROSTER OF 00/09 Tuesday, February 21, 2017 SUBJECT RS NUMBER ADMISSIONS AND COURSES OF INSTRUCTION (SEE GEN.INFO.) 07/02/00/05 ADMISSIONS AND PLACEMENT TESTING COMMITTEE 08/06/093 ADMISSIONS PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM 07/02 ADMISSIONS REPORTS 07/02/04 ADMISSIONS, OFFICE OF 07/02 ADULT STUDENT NEWSLETTER 07/06 ADULT STUDENT PROGRAM 07/06 ADULT STUDENTS ON CAMPUS 22/10/00/01 ADULT WOMEN ON CAMPUS 07/06 ADVANCED PREPARATION PROGRAM (SEE SUMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM) 07/06 ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT & TRANSFER, CENTER FOR 18/03 ADVANCEMENT OF INTELLECTUAL HONESTY, SOCIETY FOR THE 22/08 ADVERTISING 13/13 ADVERTISING DESIGN (SEE GRAPHIC DESIGN) 26/02 ADVERTISING DESIGN CLUB 22/05/00/01 ADVISING AND MENTORING, TASK FORCE 08/06/174 ADVISOR'S NEWSLETTER, THE LD2343 A38x AE (AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING) SERIES S671 A35x AEC, AMES LABORATORY OF THE US 17/ AED (ENGINEERS' DIGEST--SEE MIDWEST PLAN SERVICES) 09/07/04 AEN (AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING NOTES) SERIES S671 A12x AEP (AGRIBUSINESS EDUCATION PROGRAM) SERIES 16/03/06/04 AEP (AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING PLAN) SERIES 16/03/00/106 AEROBICS FITNESS CLUB 22/07/00/01 AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING STUDENTS WIVES CLUB 22/05/00/35 AERONAUTICAL LABORATORY (SEE EXHIBIT HALL) 04/08/04 AERONAUTICS BUILDING (SEE AEROSPACE LABORATORY) 04/08/04 AEROSPACE ENGINEERING, DEPARTMENT OF 11/03 AEROSPACE LABORATORY 04/08/04 AEROSPACE STUDIES, DEPARTMENT OF AIR FORCE 13/04 AFFILIATE RESEARCH PROGRAMS (ERI) 11/02/01 AFFILIATED ORGANIZATIONS OF IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY 05/02/00/04 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION OFFICE (SEE EQUAL OPPORTUNITY AND DIVERSITY OFF.) 03/08 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION, AD HOC COMMITTEE ON 08/06/131 AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES 13/37/04 Tuesday, February 21, 2017 SUBJECT RS NUMBER AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES SOCIETY 22/03/00/01 AFRICAN AND MIDDLE EASTERN AREA STUDIES PROGRAM 13/27 AFRICAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION 22/03/00/01 AFRICAN WARRIORS CLUB 22/03/00/01 AFSCME (SEE COLLECTIVE BARGAINING) 04/07/04 AG (AGRONOMY) SERIES S451.I8.A4x AG 450 FARM 09/08/03 AG ALUMNI FORUM 09/01/00/07 AG BIOETHICS FORUM S494.5 B563 A35x AG CARNIVAL (SEE AG COUNCIL AND 22/5 PHOTOS) 08/07/01 AG COUNCIL 08/07/01 AG DEVELOPMENT , COMMITTEE FOR (CAD) 09/03 AG ED 09/06 AG ED NEWSLETTER 09/06/00/02 AG ONLINE 09/01/00/08 AG POLICY UPDATE 13/09/00/06 AG SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY CLUB 22/05/00/01 AG TRAVEL CLUB 22/07/00/01 AG WEEK (SEE AG COUNCIL) 08/07/01 AGING AND GERONTOLOGY 15/04/00/04 AGRIBUSINESS EDUCATION PROGRAM (SEE ANR PROGRAM SERVICES) 16/03/06/04 AGRICULTURAL ADJUSTMENT (ADJ) SERIES S544 A37x AGRICULTURAL AND BIOSYSTEMS ENGINEERING NEWSLETTER LD2541.8 I587x AGRICULTURAL AND BIOSYSTEMS ENGINEERING, DEPARTMENT OF 09/07 AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS 13/09 AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS CLUB (ISSSAFEA) 22/05/00/01 AGRICULTURAL CAREER DAY 09/01/01 AGRICULTURAL CORRESPONDENCE COURSES S544.3 I8 I68x 1915 AGRICULTURAL CREDIT SCHOOL 13/09/01 AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT, COMMITTEE FOR (CAD) 09/03 AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS CLUB 22/05/00/01 AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS EXTENSION SERVICE PUBLICATIONS 16/03/00/013 AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS, DEPARTMENT OF 09/05 AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION AND PUBLICITY EXTENSION SERVICE PUBLICATIONS 16/03/00/026 AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION AND STUDIES, DEPARTMENT OF 09/08 Tuesday, February 21, 2017 SUBJECT RS NUMBER AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION, DEPARTMENT OF (merged with Ag. Studies in 1990) 09/06 AGRICULTURAL ENDOWMENT, ISU 09/04 AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING (AE) SERIES S671 A35X AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING ADDITION (SEE INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION) 04/08/04 AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING BUILDING (SEE DAVIDSON HALL) 04/08/04 AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING FARM 09/07 AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING HALL (SEE BOTANY HALL) 04/08/04 AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING MACHINE SHED 04/08/04 AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING RESEARCH CENTER, AGRONOMY AND 09/02 AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING SHOP AND SHED 04/08/04 AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING WOMEN'S CLUB 20/02/08 AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING, DEPARTMENT OF 09/07 AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS' DIGEST (SEE MIDWEST PLAN SERVICES) 09/07/04 AGRICULTURAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP INITIATIVE 09/01/01 AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION PROGRAMS 16/03/06 AGRICULTURAL FOUNDATION, ISU 09/04 AGRICULTURAL HALL (SEE BOTANY HALL AND CURTISS HALL) 04/08/04 AGRICULTURAL HALL ANNEX (SEE EAST HALL) 04/08/04 AGRICULTURAL HIGHLIGHTS 09/01/00/02 AGRICULTURAL LAW 09/05 AGRICULTURAL LEARNING DAY 09/08/00/00 AGRICULTURAL MECHANIZATION 09/07 AGRICULTURAL MECHANIZATION CLUB (SEE AG SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY CLUB) 22/05 AGRICULTURAL STUDENT COUNCIL 22/05/00/01 AGRICULTURAL STUDIES, DEPARTMENT OF 09/08 AGRICULTURE 450 FARM 09/08/03 AGRICULTURE AND ENGINEERING EXTENSION SERVICE PUBLICATIONS 16/03/00/008 AGRICULTURE AND HOME ECONOMICS EXPERIMENT STATION 09/02 AGRICULTURE AND LIFE SCIENCES REVIEW 09/01/00/05 AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES (ANR) PROGRAM SERVICES 16/03/06/04 AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT, CENTER FOR (CARD) 09/03 AGRICULTURE CLUB 22/05/00/01 AGRICULTURE COUNCIL 08/07/01 AGRICULTURE EDUCATION CLUB 22/05/00/05 AGRICULTURE IN ACTION: NOTES FROM ISU 09/01/00/06 Tuesday, February 21, 2017 SUBJECT RS NUMBER AGRICULTURE JOURNALISM CLUB 22/05 AGRICULTURE LEARNING DAY 09/01/00/00 AGRICULTURE RESEARCH SUPPORT SERVICES (SEE EXP. 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