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Reference Description Date Shelf Mark Portsmouth Polytechnic (1969-1992) Ref: PP University Archives, Special Collections University Library, Cambridge Road, Portsmouth, PO1 2ST Contents PP/1 Governance and management 1969-1993 pp10-81 1/1 Legal framework 1969-1993 1. Instrument and articles of government 1969-1989 2. Grant of coat of arms 1982 3. Standing orders 1989 4. Protocols and guidance 1980-1983 5. Change of status 1969-1993 1/2 Committees 1969-1992 pp13-78 1. Governors 1972-1992 1a. Audit Committee 1989-1992 1b. Buildings and Finance Committee 1989-1991 1c. Employment Committee 1989-1991 1d. Estates Committee 1991 1e. Finance Committee 1989 1f. Human Resources Committee 1992 1g. Strategy and Planning Committee 1992 1h. Finance and General Purposes Committee 1980-1987 1j Welfare Committee 1975-1986 later Staff and Student Affairs Committee 2. Academic Council 1969-1992 3. Executive Board 1980-1992 4. Presidential Committee 1984-1987 5. Development Liaison Committee 1971-1974 1 Portsmouth Polytechnic (1969-1992) Revised Sep 2018 Reference Description Date Shelf Mark 6. Advisory Committee for Buildings and 1976-1982 Accommodation 7. Estates Liaison Committee 1971-1974 1/3 Annual reports 1976-1991 1/4 Strategic and organisational development 1971-1992 1/5 Policies and procedures 1976-1987 PP/2 Finance 1989-1991 p81 PP/3 Estates 1971-1992 pp81-90 3/1 Strategies 1991 3/2 Student accommodation 1992 3/3 Polytechnic site 1988 3/4 Polytechnic buildings 1971-1992 1. Humanities 1973 2. Library 1971-1990 3. Rees Hall 1969-1992 4. Langstone c1970 5. Trafalgar Hall 1979-1990s 6. Buckingham Building 1972-[1973] 7. 111 High Street [1969-1973] PP/4 Staff 1970s-1992 pp90-97 4/1 Staff policies and procedures 1970s-1992 4/2 Staff reports 1991 4/3 Staff lists and telephone directories 1970-1991 4/4 Staff clubs and associations 1973-1982 1. Cricket club 1973-1982 4/5 Individual members of staff 1967-1992 1. Inaugural lectures c1980-1992 2. President 1967-1986 2 Portsmouth Polytechnic (1969-1992) Revised Sep 2018 Reference Description Date Shelf Mark 3. Associates and fellows 1990 4. Orders of service 1981-1990 PP/5 Students 1967-1992 pp98-118 5/1 Student services 1988-1992 5/2 Guidance for students 1974-1980s 5/3 Student newspapers and magazines 1967-1990 1. ‘Pace’ 1968-1972 2. ‘Broadsheet’ 1970-1980s 3. ‘Fax’ 1972-1984 4. ‘Polylingua’ 1967-1984 5. ‘Pseudent’ 1971 6. ‘Real Polytechnic News’ 1973 7. ‘Phuzz’ 1973-1976 8. ‘IMG Bulletin’ c1974 9. ‘Boletin’ 1975 10. ‘Notachario Latino’ 1978-1979 11. ‘Portsmouth Student’ c1970s 12. ‘International Socialists Students Bulletin’ c1970s 13. ‘Scan’ c1970s 14. ‘Balls’ c1970s/1980s 15. ‘Lumpy Gravy’ c1970s/1980s 16. ‘Gorilla Press’ c1970s/1980s 17. ‘Ion’ c1970s/1980s 18. ‘Gronk’ 1980 19. ‘Informacio Latina’ 1980-1982 20. ‘Polysport’ 1982 21. ‘The Link’ 1982 3 Portsmouth Polytechnic (1969-1992) Revised Sep 2018 Reference Description Date Shelf Mark 22. ‘P.T.O’ c1992 23. ‘p.s.’ 1989-1990 24. ‘Polyhedron’ c1980s 25. ‘Portsmouth Student’ c1980s 26. ‘Solent’ 1979 5/4 Student Union 1969-1983 5/5 Societies and events 1971-1992 5/6 Demonstrations and meetings c1970s-1980s 5/7 Careers and Employment 1982-1985 5/8 Results and awards 1970-1973 PP/6 Teaching and Learning 1973-1991 pp119-123 6/1 Validation and Reviews 1973-1991 1. Institutional 1974-1991 2. Engineering 1979-1991 3. Fine Art 1980 4. Historical and Literary Studies 1973-1983 5. Social studies 1971 6. Social and Historical studies 1990 6/2 Proposed courses 1989 PP/7 Academic Administration 1981-1987 p123 PP/8 Research 1969-1991 p123-124 PP/9 Faculties 1969-1992 pp125-136 9/1 Economics, Business and Management Studies 1973-1974 1. Faculty Board 1973-1974 9/2 Engineering 1970-1992 1. Faculty Board 1972 2. Faculty reports 1982-1992 4 Portsmouth Polytechnic (1969-1992) Revised Sep 2018 Reference Description Date Shelf Mark 3. Faculty calendars 1970-1971 4. Miscellaneous records 1970s 9/3 Environmental Sciences 1972 1. Faculty Board 1972 9/4 Humanities and Social Sciences 1969-1984 1. Faculty Board 1969-1977 2. Miscellaneous records 1970-1984 9/5 Mathematics, Computing and Geology 1973-1977 1. Faculty Board 1973-1977 9/6 Physical and Life Sciences 1976-1977 1. Faculty Board 1976-1977 9/7 Science 1971-1973 1. Faculty Board 1971-1973 PP/10 Schools and academic departments 1970-1992 pp137-145 10/1 Architecture 1971-1991 10/2 Education 1977-1992 1. Reports 1977-1992 2. Board of studies 1985-1990 3. Examination papers 1977-1979 4. Correspondence 1977-1980 5. Miscellaneous 1889-1897 10/3 Electrical and Electronic Engineering 1973-1992 10/4 Fine Art 1989 10/5 Geography 1990s 10/6 Historical and Literary Studies 1981-1989 10/7 Languages and Area studies 1989 10/8 Portsmouth European Centre c1970s 5 Portsmouth Polytechnic (1969-1992) Revised Sep 2018 Reference Description Date Shelf Mark 10/9 Portsmouth Management Centre 10/10 Psychology c1970s 10/11 Surveying c1970s 10/12 Systems Engineering 1989-1992 PP/11 Support departments 1969-1991 pp146-157 11/1 Library 1969-1991 1. Minutes 1969-1991 2. Annual reports 1988-1991 3. Guides and Information leaflets 1970-1991 4. Cataloguing and IT systems 1974-1983 5. Staff Association 1969-1977 11/2 Public relations unit 1990 11/3 Marketing department 1992 11/4 Residential and Catering Services c1980s PP/12 Prospectuses 1974-1991 pp158-159 12/1 Polytechnic 1974-1991 12/2Faculties 1970-1976 1. Educational Studies 1976 2. Science 1970 PP/13 Course brochures and leaflets 1970-1991 pp160-169 13/1 Polytechnic 1970-1991 13/2 Part time day and evening courses 1972-1983 13/3 Faculties 1970s-1980s 1. Engineering 1970s 2. Environmental Studies 1971-1972 3. Humanities and Social Sciences 1970s 4. Science 1970s-1980s 6 Portsmouth Polytechnic (1969-1992) Revised Sep 2018 Reference Description Date Shelf Mark 13/4 Schools and departments 1970-1989 1. Architecture 1970s 2. Biological Sciences 1971-1988 3. Number unused 4. Number unused 5. Civil Engineering 1971-1980s 6. Computer Science 1980s 7. Economics 1980s 8. Economics and Business Studies 1970s 9. Education 1978-1988 10. Electrical and Electronic Engineering 1970s 11. Fine Art 1980s 12. Geography 1969-[1977] 13. Geology 1980s 14. Historical and Literary Studies 1989-1990s 15. Languages and Area studies 1970s-1989 16. Management Studies 1980s 17. Mathematics 1980s 18. Mechanical Engineering 1971-1976 19. Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture 1970s 20. Modern Languages 1970s 21. Pharmacy 1980s 22. Physics 1970s-1980s 23. Social and Historical Studies 1969-1980s 24. Surveying 1970s PP/14 Newsletters, journals and bulletins 1969-1992 pp170-194 14/1 Polytechnic 1969-1992 7 Portsmouth Polytechnic (1969-1992) Revised Sep 2018 Reference Description Date Shelf Mark 1. ‘Polytechnic News’ 1972-1986 2. ‘Pharos’ 1969-1972 3. ‘Portsmouth Polytechnic Bulletin’ 1971-1992 4. ‘News Release’ 1991 14/2 Faculties 1980s 1. ‘School Focus’ 1980 2. ‘Portsmouth Business School Bulletin 1980s 14/3 Schools and academic departments 1974-1986 1. ‘Portsmouth European Centre Newsletter’ 1974-1977 2. ‘Journal of Area Studies’ 1980-1986 14/4 Support Departments 1969-1992 1. ‘Portsmouth Polytechnic Computing Centre Newsletter’ 1977 2. ‘Portsmouth Polytechnic Computing Centre Bulletin’ 1979 3. ‘Network’ 1989-1992 4. ‘Higher Education News’ 1969-1984 5. ‘Library Bulletin’ 1978-1984 6. ‘Humanities and Social Science Library Bulletin’ 1969 7. Alumni 1988 PP/15 Ceremonial, Promotional and Other Events 1969-1991 pp195-198 15/1 Awards [Graduation programmes] 1969-1991 15/2 Opening of session services 1988-1990 15/3 Conferences 1982-1992 15/4 Open Days 1983 15/5 Miscellaneous events 1982-1990 PP/16 Press cuttings 1967-1990 p199 8 Portsmouth Polytechnic (1969-1992) Revised Sep 2018 Reference Description Date Shelf Mark PP/17 Photographs, slides and display panels 1970s-1980s pp200-238 17/1 Photographs 1970s-1989 1. Staff 1970s-1989 2. Events c1970-1981 3. Theatrical performances 1974-1988 4. Staff sports teams 1986-1988 5. Portsmouth Management Centre 1970s 6. Buildings 1970s 7. Geography Department c1975-1980 8. Chemistry 9. Electrical and Electronic Engineering 1981-1982 10. Fine Art 1970s- [1982] 11. Mathematics 12. Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture 17/2 Slides 1970s/1980s 17/3 Exhibitions and displays c1979-1980s PP/18 External links and organisations 1969-1992 pp239-240 18/1 Local 1969-1984 1. Highbury Technical College 1970-1984 2. Portsmouth 1977-1982 18/2 National 1982-1992 1. National Advisory Body for Local Authority Higher Education 1982-1983 2. Polytechnics and Colleges Funding Council (PCFC) 1989-1991 3. Polytechnics and Colleges Employers’ Forum (PCEF) 1992 PP/19 History 1980s p241 PP/20 Objects 1980s-1992 p241 9 Portsmouth Polytechnic (1969-1992) Revised Sep 2018 Reference Description Date Shelf Mark PP/1 Governance and management 1969 - 1993 PP/1/1 Legal framework 1969 - 1993 PP/1/1.1 Instrument and articles of government 1969 - 1989 PP/1/1.1 Instrument and articles of government 1969 AE01-B1 September 1969 revised 1972 (1 booklet) PP/1/1.1.1 Instrument and articles of government 1976 AE01-B1 May 1976 (2 copies of the booklet) PP/1/1.1.2 Letter from Department of Education and Science 1988 AE01-B1 inviting comments on draft model articles of government for polytechnics and colleges of higher education 12 July 1988; together with copies of the model articles, draft guidance, press notice, and list of names of people who have received copies of the articles (1 file) PP/1/1.1.3 Papers relating to the draft articles of government for 1988 AE01-B1 polytechnics and colleges of higher education,
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