Boyne USA Resorts records, 1935-2005 (majority within 1950s-2002)
51 linear feet (in 54 boxes) — 19 oversize volumes — 25 film reels (16 mm) — 3 drawers — 1 oversize folder — 1 videotape (2-inch) — 78.4 GB (online)
51 linear feet (in 54 boxes) — 19 oversize volumes — 25 film reels (16 mm) — 3 drawers — 1 oversize folder — 1 videotape (2-inch) — 78.4 GB (online)
11.5 linear feet — 13 oversize boxes (22 boxes total) — 76.6 GB (online)
The Campus Development and History series (1840-2008, 3 linear feet and 17 GB) is divided into two subseries: Early Campus Development and Campus History.
48 linear feet — 1 oversize volume — 58.5 GB (online)
The Campus History subseries contains compiled research from 1840 to the early 2000s. Included are clippings, Public Works Program documentation, old walking tours, photographs and slides.
1116.5 linear feet (in 1122 boxes) — 1.2 TB (online) — 2 archived websites (online)
The Elections and Campaigns series is organized chronologically by election beginning with Carl Levin's run for the Detroit City Council in 1968 through his last congressional election in 2008.
Materials include platform and planning documents, background information, voter polling data, constituent research, candidate research, financial documents, correspondence, newspaper clippings, press releases, speeches, interviews, debate prep, photographs, and audiovisual materials. This series also includes documentation of other candidates Senator Levin campaigned for, including his brother, U.S. Representative Sander Levin.
The Congressional Papers series comprises the bulk of the collection and documents Carl Levin's 36 years in the Senate. This series is organized into sub-subseries chronologically by senatorial term and then by subject. Sub-subseries include: 1979-1984 (96-98th Congress), 1985-1990 (99-101st Congress), 1991-1996 (102-104th Congress), 1997-2002 (105-107th Congress), 2003-2008 (108-110th Congress), 2009-2014 (111-113th Congress), and Multi-congress. Sub-subseries files are organized by subject and include physical and digital office records: administrative and office files, records relating to agriculture, animal protection, the arts, business, civil rights, crime and justice, Defense and Armed Services Committee, economic policy, education, energy and natural resources, foreign policy, Government and Governmental Affairs Committee, Government and Homeland Security, health and human services, housing, human rights, immigration, industry (including the auto industry), interior, labor, Michigan, photographs (including photos taken by Senate photographers over the course of Levin's career), press, speeches, trade, transportation, and veterans.
The bulk of the records documenting subjects in this series are the personal office files of Senator Levin and his staff members. This material includes correspondence, memoranda and office communications, staff files, topical files, schedules, trip itineraries, background information, briefing books, reports, voting records, legislative planning meetings, legislative achievements, action files, Levin's writings, materials related to the official website, social media, newspaper clippings (including scrapbooks of clippings digitized by his staff), press releases, press conferences, op-ed articles, photographs, drafts of legislation, bills, speeches, floor statements, hearings, interviews, annotated copies of printed material (including the Congressional Record), and audiovisual materials.
In addition to Senator Levin's personal office files, records of his service on the following committees is included in his congressional papers: Senate Armed Services Committee (chairman), Government and Governmental Affairs Committee, Government and Homeland Security, Subcommittee on Oversight of Government Management (co-founder/chairman), Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations (chairman), Select Committee on Intelligence, Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, Small Business and Entrepreneurship, Great Lakes Task Force, Senate Auto Caucus, among other leadership and committee positions. Records of his service on the Senate Armed Services Committee and the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, include digital videos of hearings.
20.3 linear feet — 38 GB (online)
3 linear feet
The Audio-Visual series (1945-1991, 3 linear feet) consists of photographs, negatives, slides, reel-to-reel audio tapes, films, a videotape, and cassette tapes. The material dates from the 1950s through the early 1990s. It primarily consists of material about rural Japan recorded for research purposes, and material documenting the social life and educational activities of the Center for Japanese Studies. Some of the films have been duplicated to U-matic videotape.
57.9 linear feet — 1.06 GB (online) — 2 archived websites
The Individual Staff Files include the files of Barbara Anton, Ruth Bordin, Louise Gilbert Cain, Jean Campbell, Myra Fabian, Carol Hollenshead, Sue Kaufmann, Jean Manis, Hazel Markus, Dorothy McGuigan, Vivian Rogers, and Patricia Wulp. In addition to their commitment to advocacy for women through their positions and duties at CEW, center staff members have been deeply involved in their own professional fields. As such, the individual staff members' files contain a spectrum of materials ranging from official CEW business to quite personal material. For example, the files document individuals' duties at CEW (e.g. Myra Fabian's counseling files); university duties following from CEW work (e.g. Myra Fabian's WING files); non-CEW-related university work (e.g. Carol Hollenshead's files relating to her position at the Office for the Vice President of Research); professional papers (e.g. Myra Fabian's NAWDAC files); and personal papers (e.g. Vivian Rogers' Lumpectomy Support Group file). Some sets of papers fall into more than one category, for example Sue Kaufmann's Sexual Harassment Policies files, which document activities she began while at other University of Michigan units and continued once she came to CEW.
The Audio-Visual Material series consists of many CEW awards programs, lectures, and information material. The video materials include two video reel-to-reel trigger tapes, "The Perils of Paula" and the "Street Corner Society", meant to spark group discussions and a videotape (U-matic format) of the Center's "Two Women, Twenty Years," which details the life stories of two non-traditional students who were involved with CEW when they received their education at the University of Michigan. Other highlights include several VHS recordings of CEW Scholarship Awards programs, the Elizabeth Mullin-Welch lecture series, videos on the Women of Color in the Academy Project, an informational video describing the programs and services at CEW, and an informational video about the CEW sponsored Science for Life program. The audio materials are stronger for the 1970s, including several talks from the 1975-1976 Brownbag series (aka Research Reports from Returning Women), as well as several discussion groups, conferences, and symposia. There are also audio recordings of various CEW programs from the 1980s and 1990s.
7.4 linear feet — 1 oversize volume — 4 film reels — 2 oversize folders — 2 archived websites — 10.3 GB (online) — 2 oversize items
28 linear feet — 4.87 GB (online.)
227 linear feet — 1 oversize folder — 51 oversize volumes — 283 GB