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Includes typed biographies, an audio interview of Berman discussing her experience as a delegate to the 1976 National Democratic Convention, articles about Berman and women in politics, certificates, event programs, as well as materials pertaining to her book The Only Boobs in the House Are Men: A Veteran Woman Legislator Lifts the Lid on Politics Macho Style.

Additional materials include newspaper articles and correspondence acknowledging Berman's retirement from the House. Of particular note is a 2010 letter from Governor Jennifer Granholm thanking Berman for her years of service. Also included are photographs featuring Berman with Barbara Jordan-U.S. congressional representative (D-Texas), Granholm, and former Michigan governor Jim Blanchard.

The Biographical series (1971-2006; 0.25 linear feet) contains items relating to the personal accomplishments of David L. Littmann, including his receipt of the Lawrence R. Klein Award for Blue Chip Accuracy and his meeting with President George W. Bush in 2003.

Biographical, 1976-2004 (0.5 linear feet) is an alphabetically arranged topical sequence containing awards and honors, interviews, biographical sketches and resumes of Gerard Faeth. Included in this series are drafts of Faeth's undelivered speech written for the Distinguished University Professor Award.

Biographical and Early Materials, 1939-2004 contains correspondence, reports, and teaching materials evidence of Wegman's career before joining the faculty of the University of Michigan. Of particular note are the materials from a 1949 protest against the medical profession, which resulted in Wegman's dismissal from a lecturing appointment in Arkansas. The incident gained national attention. The series is arranged alphabetically.

The Biographical and Honors series (0.5 lin. ft.) contains documents relating to profiles of Sinclair which have appeared on 60 Minutes, and in the Wall Street Journal and Ms. Magazine, as well as scholarly papers written by individuals researching Sinclair's role in the environmental movement. Producer Chris Weicher's research files pertaining to the 60 Minutes program document events which Sinclair herself judged most important for her biography. This series also includes transcripts of interviews with Sinclair and several versions of her resumes.

The Biographical and Personal series, 1933-1988 (1 linear foot), contains Griffin's curriculum vitae, biographical and bibliographical information submitted to various publications, a set of appointment calendars, and other personal information. Of particular note are the folders of newspaper clippings, which provide a comprehensive record of press coverage of Griffin and selected articles on the field of archaeology during his career.

The Biographical series (approximately 0.75 linear feet) includes material related to terHorst's service in the military (enlistment and discharge papers, military orders, correspondence related to his work at the Marine Corps Gazette) and articles about him. The series documents terHorst's involvement with various organizations and his membership on various boards, most notably, the as Chairman of the Gridiron Foundation. Also found here is information relating to various honors and awards given to terHorst, including the establishment of the Jerald F. terHorst Award for Excellence in Political Reporting at George Washington University's Graduate School of Political Management and School of Media and Public Affairs.

The Biographical File series contains curricula vitae (1966 and 1974) and news clippings from the University of Michigan News and Information Service. Also included is a bibliography of nearly three hundred published and unpublished research papers which Flood produced between 1930 and 1976.

The Biographical Information series contains personal information, including materials relating to Rosinger's educational background, work experience and honors received. Materials in this series are arranged chronologically.