UA. University Archives
Classification
Identifier: UA
On Feb. 20, 1975 President Ralph W. Steen established the university archives to preserve the university’s official records. The university’s inactive records of archival value were to be transferred to the Special Collections Department for permanent preservation and to allow faculty, staff and patrons to research these materials. The Special Collections Department changed its name to the East Texas Research Center in 1994 but continued as the official repository of university records.
Information of general interest about SFA history, buildings, folklore and traditions is available in the University Archives and the SFA vertical files.
Found in 88 Collections and/or Records:
President, Office of (Pattillo)
Collection
Identifier: UA-204
President, Office of (Steen)
Collection
Identifier: UA-001
President, Office of the (Birdwell)
Collection
Identifier: UA-004
Scope and Contents
This collection contains a large amount of correspondence that Dr. Birdwell had with a number of different people and organizations. There are also files on some the construction of the Austin Building, and the Texas State Teachers Association.
President, Office of the (Bowen)
Collection
Identifier: UA-003
Scope and Contents
This collection almost is entirely composed of materials dealing with Dr. Bowen's Inauguration. There are some publications of that Bowen wrote prior to his time at SFASU.
President, Office of the (Boynton)
Collection
Identifier: UA-005
Scope and Contents
This collection covers mostly writing and correspondence by Dr. Boynton. The correspondences deal with those outside of SFA and there are communications to the faculty. His writings deal with speeches given at commencements at other universities and appearances.
President, Office of the (Johnson)
Collection
Identifier: UA-002
Public Relations Committee
Collection
Identifier: UA-094
Scope and Contents
This collection covers files on students who were involved with World War II. It includes correspondence with a number of students getting updated addresses and personnel information cards and lists of students receiving the Pine Log.
Found in:
East Texas Research Center
/
Public Relations Committee
Registrar, Office of
Collection
Identifier: UA-69
Found in:
East Texas Research Center
/
Registrar, Office of
Repertory Dance Company
Collection
Identifier: UA-191
Found in:
East Texas Research Center
/
Repertory Dance Company
Residence Life
Collection
Identifier: UA-079
Scope and Contents
This collection contains materials that lay out the rules, regulations and guidelines for living in university housing over a number of years. There is also material on different events held by the Residence Hall Association. The collection also contains a number of scrapbooks from Gibbs Hall.
Found in:
East Texas Research Center
/
Residence Life
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