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 Albert P. Marshall served as the director of Eastern Michigan University's library, as well as the dean of Academic Services from 1969 to 1980. The Albert P. Marshall papers documents his work in academic advising, with Operation Opportunity and the African American Studies department. It also contains a copy of the Special Services proposal and clippings specific to Marshall. The papers are...

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, ...

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The Albert P. Marshall Sound Archive Presentation collection is composed of slides and accompanying text that was presented by Albert P. Marshall, Dean of Academic Services at Eastern Michigan University, in order to solicit donations of sound recordings to EMU. The presentation is dated 1976 September 3, though it may have been repeated on later dates.

Abstract The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) was founded in 1932 in Wisconsin in order to promote, defend and enhance the civil service system in the United States. Today, the AFSCME Council 25 Local 3866 and Local 1666 represents approximately 200 skilled tradespersons, groundskeepers, dining service employees and custodians at Eastern Michigan University. The American Federation of State, County and...

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The Eastern Michigan University Banks memorabilia collection includes promotional materials from First of America Bank, TCF Campus Banking, T&C Federal Credit Union, and EMU Credit Union that had branch offices on the campus of Eastern Michigan University.

Abstract Dr. Andrew Allen Nazzaro is an American geographer and Eastern Michigan University Emeritus Professor residing in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Having been appointed to associate professor of geography at EMU in 1969, Nazzaro retired in 2015 after 45 years with the university. This collection contains materials pertaining to Nazzaro's professional career with Eastern Michigan University, including photopgraphs, teaching awards, correspondence, teaching files, student papers, press clippings and...

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...

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Carl M. Erickson papers document the work done by Erickson while serving as professor of mathematics at Michigan State Normal School, later Eastern Michigan College, from 1925-1957. The papers contain clippings, committees, evaluations, correspondence, grade book, news releases, Normal News and obituraries. The collection is arranged alphabetically. Records date from 1925-1992, with the bulk of the materials from 1930-1950.

Abstract Dr. Betty Brown-Chappell is emerita faculty of Eastern Michigan University. The Betty Brown-Chappell papers documents her academic, genealogical, and professional life. The collection relates her lifetime experience in the sectors of family and student life as a first generation collegian, as an African-American Ph.D. of Social Work, and professor, and as an academic administrator. Additional materials focus on Brown-Chappell’s work as a social work advocate...