Biographical Information series (0.25 linear feet) contains tributes, honors, and awards that Gilman received throughout his career as a faculty member of the UM Neurology department. Notable honors include the Henry Russel award, and a tribute given in 2003. A videotape of the tribute is also included.
The Biographical series includes a printed biographical profile and awards from various civic organizations and municipalities.
The Biographical series contains ten folders and is organized alphabetically. The series includes information about her life and her personal records. The Biographical Sketches and Vitae Folder contains three different versions of her vita, an autobiographical narrative, and her obituary. There is also a folder of photographic portraits from different periods in her life. Two folders of newspaper clippings provide information about her political campaigns, viewpoints, and research activities. Publicity for her three political campaigns and informal birthday tributes provide significant information about her life and personality.
The Biographical series includes articles from American Theatre and TheaterWeek publications containing material on Kerr. Also included in this series is Kerr's Curriculum Vitae.
The Biographical series consists of one folder of biographical/memorial material and one folder of photographs from 1944.
The Biographical series located at the beginning of the collection offers a general overview of Adams' life.
The Biographical series, among other summary information, includes a transcript of an oral interview with Wilber Brucker conducted by Richard Ortquist, May 26, 1964.
The Biographical series consists of a single folder of collected material about Dingell.
