Videotape Collection, 1989-1995, and undated

Summary

Creator:

Central Michigan University. Public Relations and Marketing.

Abstract:

The collection includes videotapes of Central Michigan University events, units, buildings, programs, activities, research, and people at CMU.

Extent:

10 cubic feet (in 10 boxes)

Language:

English

Authors:

Collection processed and finding aid created by Marian Matyn

Background

Scope and Content:

Videotape collection, 1989-1995 and undated, includes Central Michigan University (CMU) campus scenes, numerous campus buildings, sports, alumni, professors, commencements, 1990 and 1995, students, Clarke Historical Library, theatre, dance, music, woodshop, Beaver Island (Mich.), Music Building ground breaking, 1994, and the centennial of CMU, 1992-1993. Titles are taken directly from video labels. Videos are 3/4inch videotapes (71/4x5x11/4inch Ampax 197 Master Broadcast Videocassettes).

Biographical / Historical:

Organizational History:

Public Relations and Marketing followed Information Services and predated University Communications at Central Michigan University. It was the university’s public relations unit which is responsible for taking photographs, slides, videos, or more recent digital images of events, and created and still creates various formats of news releases, public relations materials, sports programs, and posters, both for CMU staff and students and the public.

Acquisition Information:

Acc# none

Arrangement:

The videotapes are organized numerically. Some numbers repeat. Unnumbered videos are in the last box (#10). .

Subjects

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Names:

Central Michigan University--History.
Central Michigan University. Public Relations and Marketing.
Central Michigan University--Football.
Central Michigan University--Sports.
Central Michigan University--Alumni and alumnae.
Central Michigan University--Buildings, structures, etc.
Central Michigan University--Students.
Central Michigan University--Centennial celebrations, etc.
Clarke Historical Library.

Places:

Mount Pleasant (Mich.)--History.
Beaver Island (Mich.)--History.