The Asset and Health Dynamics Among the Oldest Old (AHEAD) series contains a program proposal and description, comparisons to the HRS study and Longitudinal Study of Aging 2, and material from both the Wave 1 and 2 implementations of the survey, which were undertaken in 1994 and 1995, respectively.
The Association for Democratic State Chairs series documents the group's work and concerns during Winograd's tenure as president. Although not extensive, the materials do show the ASDC's interest in party building and the federal election process. The materials on DEMPAC represent the work of a coalition between the ASDC, DNC, and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC), formed in 1980 "to block Republican efforts to control the reapportionment process in 1982 by winning state legislatures in 1980." (Quote from DEMPAC folder).
Associations consists of 0.25 linear feet of materials on various professional organizations and committees that Elving belonged to, or served on. The series dates mostly from 1950 to 1970 and provides insight in to Elving's professional concerns and commitment to analytical chemistry.
Athletics (0.75 linear feet, 1995-1998) contains 35mm negatives from a variety of University of Michigan sporting events, the majority being men's basketball, football, and ice hockey. Most of the events are for men's athletics, but also include a few women's events. The negatives are arranged alphabetically by sport and then chronologically.
The Audio Materials series contains the following subseries: The University of Michigan Commencements and Graduate Exercises, 1976-2002; The State of the University Addresses, 1980-1982 and 1988; Information and Technology Division, 1994-1988; Invited Speakers, 1983-1998; Martin Luther King Jr. Symposium, 1987-1999; Dedication Events, 1983-1994; Sporting Events, 1982-1997; Special Events, 1985-2004; and Audio Reel-to-Reel News Briefs, 1975-1994.
The oral history interviews conducted by John Behee between 1968 and 1974 cover a period from 1922 (William DeHart Hubbard) to 1972 (Godfrey Murray). They follow a fairly consistent pattern of questions and topics:
The interviews range from ca. 40-minutes to ca. 80 minutes in length. They are listed chronologically by date of the athletes U-M career. The sound level on some recordings is fairly low and you many need to raise the volume on your speaker.
The Audio Series, which is undated, consists of two cassette tapes. These tapes record two lectures given by former Kinesiology faculty. Included is Marie Hartwig's lecture on Camp Structure.
