Abstract The American Association of University Professors (AAUP) Eastern Michigan University Chapter collection documents the official business of the AAUP at Eastern Michigan University. The collection is arranged into nine series: Administrative Files including Executive Committee Updates, Health Care and Benefits, Constitution, By laws and Policies, Contracts and Agreements from 1971 until 2010, ...

Abstract The Association of Clerical Employees records include materials pertaining to the organization of Eastern Michigan University clerical and non-academic employees as well as the Non-Academic Advisory Council which was established in 1963 in order to evaluate policies and procedures that affect all service staff; the materials relating to the Non-Academic Employee Advisory Council and their activities dates from 1964 to 1975. The bulk of the material was taken...

Abstract The Purpose of the Black Faculty and Staff Association (BFSA) is to further the well-being of the African American community of Eastern Michigan University and to contribute to the institution's quest for excellence. The BFSA sponsors activities appropriate to these aims and engages in research and dialogue on institutional initiatives and direction. The Black Faculty and Staff Association (BFSA) records includes a wide variety of textual materials detailing...

Abstract The Faculty Awards Ceremony gives the University community the opportunity to recognize outstanding faculty who excel in their professional academic life. These awards are meant to encompass the diverse ways in which faculty at EMU may be recognized and rewarded for their exceptional work. The Faculty Awards Ceremony records include the materials related to the Distinguished Faculty Awards ceremonies and award recipients at Eastern Michigan University from...

Abstract This organization, originally called the "League of Youth", was established as a dinner club of young faculty men in 1924. The original aims and objects of the club include: promoting acquaintance and fellowship among all the men of the faculty; promoting inter-departmental understanding; familiarizing the new men on the faculty with the history, aims and traditions of Michigan State Normal College; promoting harmony among staff members and fostering the supporting educational and...

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Orland O. Norris was a professor of Latin and Education at Michigan State Normal College from approximately 1905 to his death in 1938. The Norris papers include newspaper clippings and obituaries, although the bulk of the collection is composed of handwritten, typed, and published versions of articles, including edited drafts and finished versions.