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October 19, 2000 SIMPSON COLLEGE ARCHIVES SERIES MASTER LIST Revised Fall 2020 1- Board of Trustees 2- Presidents’ Materials 3- Administration 4- Faculty 5- Special Programs 6- Students 7- Development 8- Alumni 9- Buildings 10- Campus Activities 11- News Coverage/Publicity 12- Publications 13- Social Groups 14- Church/Religion 15- College History 16- Academic Departments 17- Athletics 18- Indianola/Warren County/Des Moines 19- Miscellaneous 1 1/1/1/1 Mission Statement, Articles of Incorporation, By-Laws of Simpson College 1/1/1/2 Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes 1/1/1/2b Board of Trustees Minutes 1910-2005 (Microfilm) 1/1/1/3 Board of Trustees Correspondence/General Information 1/1/1/5 Board of Trustees Personal Files 1/1/1/6 Board of Trustees -- Presidential Selection Committee 1/1/1/7 Report of the Pres. to Board of Trustees 1/1/1/9 Simpson Communications, Inc. 1/1/1/10 Honorary Degrees 1/2/0/0 Laverty, Charles O. (Iowa House and Senate Bills) 1/2/1/0 Buxton, William, Sr. 1/2/2/0 Viner, John P. (letter sweater; Rev. Simpson Guyer letters) 2/1/0/0 President’s Office 1870s 2/1/0/1 Annual Report of the President 2/1/0/2 President’s Society 2/1/0/3 President’s Christmas Cards (see also Greeting Cards 11/1/0/9) 2/1/0/4 Simpson Christmas Ornaments 2/1/1/0 Strategic Planning (includes The Next Level) 2/1/1/1 President Photos 2/1/2/2 President Alexander Burns 2/1/2/5 President William E. Hamilton 2/1/2/7 President Fletcher Brown 2/1/2/9 President Charles E. Shelton 2/1/2/11 President James Watson Campbell 2/1/2/12 President Hillman Memoirs of the Hillman Administration by H. Watson (see also map drawer 1-5) 2/1/2/13 President Earl E. Harper 2/1/2/14 President John Owen Gross -GW Carver Collection 2/1/2/14a Florence Cox Correspondence 1935-41 (Pres. Secretary) 2/1/2/15 President Edwin E. Voigt (see also map drawer 1-5) 2/1/2/16 President William Kerstetter 2/1/2/17 President Ralph C. John (see also file cabinet w/ audio recordings) 2 2/1/2/18 President Richard B. Lancaster (see also map drawer 1-5) 2/1/2/19 President Robert E. McBride 2/1/2/19a McBride Lecture 2/1/2/20 President Stephen Jennings 2/1/2/20a Governor’s Volunteer Award (Bosnian Relief Effort) 2/1/2/21 President R. Kevin LaGree 2/1/2//21.3 Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (includes Diversity Taskforce appointed by LaGree) 2/1/2/21.5 Marketing Taskforce (appointed by LaGree) 2/1/2/22 President John Byrd 2/1/2/23 President Jay Simmons 2/1/2/23.5 Interim President Bob Lane 2/1/2/24 President Marsha Kelliher 2/3/1/0 Presidents’ Cabinet Meeting Minutes 2/3/1/1 Organizational Charts 3/0/0/0 General Course Catalogs (see also study room drawers for misc. issues 1971-1979) 3/0/0/0.1 Simpson College Academy 3/0/0/1 Admissions Catalogs and Brochures 3/0/0/1.5 Private Colleges Magazine (includes U.S. News & World Report) 3/0/0/2 Simpson College Records (microfilm) 3/0/0/3 Course Schedules (includes Class Schedules) 3/0/0/4 Course Listings 3/0/0/5 Views of Simpson 3/0/0/7 Simpson Studies 3/1/0/0 Academic Dean – Misc. 3/1/0/1 Academic Dean’s Office: Forrest Brown Papers and Correspondence 3/1/0/3 Academic Dean’s Office - Grades, Dean’s List 3/1/0/4 Tally, Melvin Roy, VP 1924-1928 3/1/0/9 Academic Dean - R. Melvin Henderson 3/1/0/10 Academic Dean - Jerry Israel 3/1/0/11 Academic Dean - Richard Bernard 3/1/0/12 Academic Dean - Bruce Haddox 3/1/0/13 Academic Dean – Steve Griffith 3 3/1/0/14 Academic Dean – Kent Eaton 3/1/0/14.5 Academic Dean – Cheryl Jacobsen 3/1/0/15 Academic Dean – John Woell 3/1/0/20 Faculty Development (includes “In the Know”; Department Chair Minutes, Faculty Sabbatical Information), SALT Newsletters 3/1/1/0 Student Development -Campus Security -Speaker Directory -Simpson Family Connection -Counseling & Health Services -Res Life -On Campus -Leadership 3/1/1/1 Dean of Students (1967-1971) 3/1/1/2 Dean of Students: Gary Valen 3/1/1/2.2 Thorius, Jim 3/1/1/3 Director of Minority Affairs: Tom Simmons 3/1/1/4 Career Planning/Development and Placement/Counseling, includes mental health resources/ SARA/ Residence life 3/1/1/5 Undergraduate Assistantships 3/1/1/6 Center for Vocation and Integrative Learning – CVIL (formerly the Lilly Initiative for Vocational Exploration; includes LiveWire Newsletter – see also 3/1/1/4) 3/1/1/7 TRiO Student Support Services 3/1/2/0 Admissions 3/1/2/1 Admissions Videos 3/1/3/0 Financial Aid 3/1/4/0 Registrar 3/1/6/0 Personnel/Human Relations (Job Descriptions, All-Campus Events, Activities, Employee Advisory Committee (EAC), Simpson Traditions, Holiday Happening) 3/1/6/1 Wee Care 3/1/7/0 Office of marketing & Strategic Communication(beginning 4 of shelving are contact sheets, negatives, and Simpson College Press) 3/1/7/1 The Brick 3/1/7/2 Cultural Events (flyers prior to Forum posters) 3/1/8/0 Computer Services/Information Technology Services (ITS) 3/2/0/0 Treasurer/Business Manager: Rae Dean/VP Finance/CFO 3/2/0/1 Treasurer/Business Office/All Campus Budget Committee 3/2/0/2 Woods, Doyle: Policies and Procedures 3/3/1/7 Administrative Council Minutes/Employee Advisory 3/3/1/8 President’s Commission on the Status of Women 3/3/2/3 Survey Reports and Self-Studies of Simpson 3/3/3/0 North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools 3/3/3/0.1 Higher Learning Commission 3/3/3/1 Iowa Association of Private Colleges and Universities 3/4/0/0 Credentials Prepared for Graduates (1912-1925) 3/4/0/1 Sample Student Folders (1936-1938) 3/5/0/0 Staff Handbooks 3/5/0/1 Emergency Preparedness Plan 3/6/0/1 Trueblood, Elton 3/7/0/0 COVID Crisis Management Team (CMT) 4/1/0/0 Faculty Handbooks and Bylaws 4/1/1/0 Faculty Chronological List (1860-1990)/Faculty Appointments 4/1/2/0 Faculty/Staff/Administration Directory/Telephone Lists 4/1/3/1 Faculty Personnel Files (in locked file cabinet) 4/1/3/2 Faculty Photo File (in unlocked file cabinet) 4/1/3/3 Faculty Lists and Duties (see also 15/3/1/0 paper by Roger Waterhouse in 1972) 4/1/3/4 Faculty Awards 4/2/1/1 Faculty Meeting Minutes 4/2/1/4 Faculty Council Minutes 4/3/1/0 AAC - Association of American Colleges 4/3/1/2 AAUP - American Assoc. of University Professors 4/4/0/1 Committee on Curricular and Extracurricular Activities 4/4/0/2 Committee on Scholarship and Student Aid 5 4/4/1/0 Faculty Committee Rosters 4/4/1/0.5 Assessment and Program Reviews 4/4/1/1 Admissions, Scholarship and Financial Assistance Committees (includes Veterans’ Day Ceremony) 4/4/1/2 Budget and Program Review Committee/ Budget 4/4/1/2.5 Faculty Liaison Committee 4/4/1/3 Constitution and Nominating Committee 4/4/1/4 Educational Policy and Curriculum Committee & SLIC 4/4/1/5 Endowment and Investment Committee (1942-1952) 4/4/1/6 Evaluation and Coordination Committee 4/4/1/7 Minority Affairs Committee 4/4/1/8 Faculty-Student Affairs and Activities Committee 4/4/1/9 Goal Setting and Review Committee 4/4/1/10 Learning Resources /Library Advisory Committee 4/4/1/11 Teacher Education Committee (see also 15/3/1/0 paper by Leanne Chapman in 1989) 4/4/1/12 January Term Committee 4/4/1/13 Faculty Personnel Committee 4/4/1/14 Bicentennial Committee 4/4/1/15 Ad Hoc Committee on Faculty Reorganization 4/4/1/16 Business and Financial Affairs Committee 4/4/1/17 Quest for Excellence Committee 4/4/1/18 Retention Task Force 4/4/1/19 Fulbright Scholar Program 4/5/0/1 Learning Programs Working Group 4/6/0/0 Faculty Publications 4/6/0/1 Faculty Quilt Presentation 4/6/0/2 Heckert, J. Brooks 4/6/0/3 Lekberg, Sven 4/6/0/4 Walt, Joseph 4/6/0/5 Lane, Clayton (see also Map Drawer 4-3) 4/6/0/6 Lieber, Todd 4/6/0/7 Larsen, Robert 4/6/0/8 Budd, Etta (see also Tri Delta 13/3/0/9) 4/6/0/9 Colella, Frank 4/6/0/10 Thomas, Norman L. 6 4/6/0/11 Green, Mark (includes Sonny Humbuker Band) 4/6/0/12 Joeckel, Kate 4/6/0/12.1 Koontz, Donald H. 4/6/0/12.5 Laning, Everett 4/6/0/13 Leicht, William 4/6/0/14 Lose, Mary 4/6/0/15 Heinicke, Janet 4/6/0/16 Rose, Steve 4/6/0/17 Kalpakgian, Mitchell 4/6/0/18 Haddox, Bruce 4/6/0/19 Harold F. Watson Faculty Lecture 4/6/0/20 Robinson, Daniel 4/6/0/21 Fair, Minerva 4/6/0/22 Shea, Gordon 4/6/0/23 Waggoner, H.R. 4/6/0/24 Pauley, John 4/6/0/25 Morley, John P. 4/6/0/26 Friedricks, William 4/6/0/27 Mueller, Marilyn 4/6/0/28 Friedrich, Lora 4/6/0/29 Jones, Fred 4/6/0/30 Wolf, David 4/6/0/31 Hadden, Mike 4/7/0/0 Simpsonia 4/8/0/0 Child Care Concerns Group (lent to Mimi Bartley) 4/9/0/0 Mace of Simpson College 5/0/0/0 Office of Special Programs/Continuing Education -Recreation of bicentennial speeches -ARCH -Misc.
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