UA. University Records

Overview

The Gloria Hill papers consist of administrative files created and collected by Dr. Hill while the director of the Carnegie Mellon Action Project (CMAP) and assistant vice-provost for education at CMU’s Qatar campus.

Scope and Contents This collection documents the administration of the Indian Steel Training Program (IN STEP) from its inception in 1957 to its conclusion in 1962. This collection includes administrative files, business correspondence, financial files, program and recreational activity planning, meeting minutes, promotional materials, training manuals, annual and quarterly reports, trainee biographical files, press photographs, and magazine and newspaper articles. A bulk of the materials were produced,...

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This collection contains annual reports, bulletins, conference proceedings, and other informational publications that were published by the Industrial Hygiene Foundation and dissemination to its members.

Scope and Contents This collection contains administrative records, promotional material, software documentation, computer programs and reference materials transferred from the office of the Information Technology Center (ITC), stored in 4 record center boxes. The collection is arranged into five series: Administrative, Public Affairs, Andrew, Computer Programs, and Documentation. Slightly more than one-half of the collection comprises software documentation for CMU’s Andrew computer network and its...

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This collection contains the papers of the H. John Heinz III School of Public Policy and Management, formerly the School of Urban and Public Affairs or SUPA. It includes the papers of Dean Kamlet, theses, student projects, publications, and research papers, from its creation in 1968 to 2004.

Overview The Marketing and Communications Photograph Collection documents Carnegie Mellon from 1959 to 2007. The photographs were taken by photographers in CMU’s Marketing and Communications department and Photography and Graphic Services. Additional materials are transferred to the University Archives on a regular bases. The collection consists of 35mm, 120mm, and 4x5 negatives, and digital files. The collection is organized chronologically. For more recent images, please contact the...