The History/Background Information series includes the League's articles of association and bylaws (1988), lists of past directors, articles of incorporation, memorabilia from the 40th anniversary of the Urban League of Greater Muskegon, and scattered issue of the chapter's different newsletters.
History/Informational Files (.8 linear feet) is comprised of collected documents, memoranda, clippings, and other materials relating to the organization, history, and accomplishments of IST; some of this material was accumulated as part of presentations by IST to university administrators and other visitors.
The first series - history of UM football - includes the booklet published by the Committee University of Michigan Football, 1879-1979, as well as related articles, anecdotes, and miscellaneous items.
The first series History/Organizational gives some basic historical information about the fraternity, including the 1950 published history of the fraternity and various organizational documents (constitution and bylaws and related materials). Of special note are the history reports submitted to the History Committee of the fraternity from both graduate and undergraduate chapters during the 1950s. These reports include information on membership and chapter activities.
The History/Organizational Documents series contains information about the founding of the Ann Arbor Maternal Health Clinic, later renamed the Washtenaw League for Planned Parenthood and finally Planned Parenthood of Mid-Michigan. The documents collected in this series span the years from 1939 through 1987. They offer a detailed history of the organization from its founding through the 1960s. They also record changes in the organization's services and affiliations. The folder entitled "Historical Sketches, 1949-1987" contains particularly rich historical information.
2 linear feet
The record group is split into two series: The Wellness Networks, Inc. -- Huron Valley series and the HIV/AIDS Resource Center (HARC). The first series consists of records such as meeting minutes, bylaws, press releases, and financial statements, and they document the establishment and the early period of the organization. The second series consist of board meeting minutes, outreach activity plans, speakers' schedules, and committee activities.
3 linear feet
Nuclear engineer Henry Jacob Gomberg was a faculty member at the University of Michigan from 1946 to 1961 as well as director of the Puerto Rico Nuclear Center. He later worked for nuclear engineering business in the private sector. The Gomberg collection mainly contains materials from his numerous professional ventures in the nuclear energy field. It includes correspondence, personal notes, photographs, publications, and reports.
The Henry J. Gomberg collection, covering the period of 1941 to 1995, is divided into nine series: Central American Peace Interests; Class Notes; International Cooperation Administration (ICA); KMS Industries; Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy; Personal / Biographical; Puerto Rico; University of Michigan, and Visual Material.
