Building and Space Concerns
Building and Space Concerns contains information on the expansion needs and plans for the Department of Mechanical Engineering and in particular the Automotive Engineering Laboratory from 1919 to 1945.
Building and Space Concerns contains information on the expansion needs and plans for the Department of Mechanical Engineering and in particular the Automotive Engineering Laboratory from 1919 to 1945.
1.5 linear feet
The Buildings series contains three subseries. The DTM Renovation subseries refers to the Display Technology and Manufacturing Building. The renovation of this building was done to incorporate a functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) Laboratory. The files contain architectural drawings, budget information, meeting minutes, and planning schedules. The IST High Bay Addition subseries refers to the High Bay portion of the Institute of Science and Technology building. The addition also involved the renovation of the existing space in the IST building so that the existing labs could be upgraded with new equipment. This addition was named the Gerstacker Building. The files contain architectural drawings, blueprints, meeting minutes, schedules, the project manual, and the final report of the project. The Whitaker Biomedical Building was funded through a grant from the Whitaker Foundation and was an addition to the Advanced Technologies Laboratory building. The files contain budget information, architectural information, and a booklet from the Whitaker Foundation site visit that describes the necessity of the building's construction.
3.5 linear feet (in 5 boxes) — 1 oversize folder
The record group for the Buildings and Grounds Department is primarily comprised of visual materials that document the construction projects which the department oversaw. The bulk of the records are from the 1920s, with the photographs composing the largest portion of the collection. Non-original images of some university buildings from the 1800s are also included.
The records are arranged into six series: Architectural Drawings, Photo Albums, Photographs, Lantern Slides, Glass Plate Negatives, and Topographical Maps.
10 linear feet
The records are organized into six series: Correspondence with Alumni Associations at Other Schools, 1929-1938; Papers; Other Correspondence, 1929-1935; Wilfred B. Shaw Topical Files; University of Michigan Centennial materials, 1937; and Topical Files.
In addition to Shaw's correspondence relating to bureau activities and the American Alumni Council, there are articles on the development of alumni education programs in other institutions, the broader adult education movement in the United States, and evaluations of ongoing projects at the university and their relationships to the Extension Service.
11 linear feet
The records contain placement records of the Bureau of Appointments, including biographical data, employment and educational history, recommendations, and photographs of applicants. Also included is composite data of placements by the bureau.
57 linear feet
The Records are arranged in three series: Clippings, Pamphlets, and Student Papers.
3 linear feet
The records of the Bureau of Industrial Relations document it's work in sponsoring research and educational conferences on industrial relations. The records include membership lists, and correspondence and other papers relating to conferences sponsored by the Bureau and publications of the Bureau.
166 linear feet
The records of the Bureau of School Service are comprised of 166 linear feet spanning the dates 1871 to 1992. The record group has been divided into three series: Administrative Files, Accreditation Inspection Reports, and Detroit High School Study Commission.
1.3 linear feet
The papers of Burke A. Hinsdale include correspondence dealing with family affairs, business and professional activities, and European travels. Much of his correspondence is typescript and photographic copies of letters exchanged with James A. Garfield.