Administrative Material series documents Casa de Unidad's history, organizational structure, expenses and contributions. The series contains written accounts of the organization's history, its mission statement, and its by-laws and constitution. The series also contains the organization's financial statements and budgets, board minutes, grant proposals and reports, as well as multiple volumes from Casa de Unidad's bilingual newsletter "El Barrio."
The Administrative Materials series contains documentation on policies and future plans for the department, such as the 5-Year Plan and information for renovating the department's facilities. It also contains correspondence primarily regarding the Department of Biology's split and the Department of EEB's development, including correspondence to the Dean of the College of L. S. and A. Shirley Newman. Additional materials include decisions on programs and classes offered by the department and the requirements students must meet to receive their degree, copies of meeting minutes for the Executive Committee from 2001-2008, and a list of faculty members for the department and its partner departments, as well as minutes from faculty meetings.
The Administrative Materials series includes reports, guides, topical files, financial material, and minutes of meetings (except for executive council).
The Administrative Materials series contains various documents regarding the organization's governance and membership from the mid-1940s to the mid-1990s. It includes several versions of the chapter constitution, membership lists, and financial reports. Minutes, agendas, leadership lists, correspondence, and various other records can be found in the three "Mixed records" subseries. Additional administrative records may be found among the items filed in the "Miscellaneous" folders within the Topical Files series.
The Administrative materials series consists of governing documents, correspondence, minutes, and other materials.
Administrative Records (1968-1987) consisting of three folders. The series sheds light on the origins of the Marketing Communications office. The policies and procedures are the record group's link to past incarnations of the unit. It includes organizational charts, job descriptions, office roles, and procedures for standard activities within the Office of University Publications. These records reveal not only procedural and focus changes between the offices but also the dramatic differences in the use of technology and today's focus on multimedia communications. The Undergraduate Recruitment Literature Committee minutes and correspondence reveals a time when admissions advertisement played a larger role within the office's mission.
The Administrative Records series, while slight (ca. .5 linear ft.), is important because it is currently the only source of information in the record group that is text-based. The most significant documentation is in several folders of year-end reports prepared by Institute sponsored fellows; a folder of exit interview notes is also informative. The latter, a 1991-1992 project designed to evaluate expectations, events, and services was also geared toward gathering recommendations from fellows. The series also includes a folder of applications from students, ca. 1992-1996. Four additional application folders hold correspondence and accompanying material from undergraduates applying for the Program in the Sciences and Humanities.
The Administrative Records series contains material generated by the Washtenaw County chapter of the Labor Party, and documents both the local activities of the chapter and the national issues the Labor Party sought to address. The correspondence and minutes are the largest and most significant of the administrative material.
