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Neuroscience Program course materials, correspondence, evaluations, and related material.

The Neuroscience Program collection consists of one linear foot of material, arranged by topic. The 31 folders in the collection are open for general research.

The first two folders, Neuroscience Degree Program Planning, 1963-1982, contain information about the curriculum and its inception. Early correspondence regarding the need for a Neuroscience Program at the University of Michigan is included.

Ten of the 31 folders in the collection contain Neuroscience 690-691 materials. These are arranged by year, 1966-1976, and contain lecture schedules, seminar information, copies of the midterm and final examinations, and class evaluations. Materials pertaining to Neuroscience 731, Neurology 621 622, and Biological Science classes are arranged in individual folders as well. Information regarding other classes in the Neuroscience Program is arranged under Miscellaneous Course Announcement, and interdepartmental Memos and Miscellaneous Correspondence. The Preliminary Examination folders contain, in addition to copies of the exams themselves, correspondence among faculty members regarding proposals for questions and exam times.

The final two folders contain the Summary Reports of Rackham Administrative Council Meetings from 1975 1964.