Records Groups, Columbia Campus |
12/2000 |
1-The University and the Legislature
2-Advisory Council (1932-1933)
3-Alumni Association (see C:1/121)
4-Faculty/Staff/Student Directories
6-Unassigned
8-14-Unassigned
15-President's House (Later Chancellor's Residence)
18-Commencement
19-Committees [Closed as of 08/2002, See RG 24]
20-Unassigned
21-Unassigned
23-25-Unassigned
27-Unassigned
28-Unassigned
29-Memorials
31-42-Unassigned
44-Legal Printed Materials
45-Miscellany (Includes Cobb material)
46-Memorabilia
47-Photographs
49-Printed & Duplicated Materials (Includes Campus Maps)
50-Paintings
52-Dedications
(Presidents 1841-1963; Chancellors 1964- present)
00-Printed and Duplicated Materials
PRESIDENTS:
1-John Hiram Lathrop (1841-1849)
2-William Wilson Hudson (Acting 1849-1850; President 1856-1859)
3-James Shannon (1850-1856)
4-Benjamin Blake Minor (1860-1862)
5-Temporary and Acting Presidents
George H. Matthews, 1859-1860;
John Carlton Jones Acting 1921-1922; President 1922-1923;
Isidor Loeb, 1923-19236-Daniel Read (1866-1876)
7-Samuel Spahr Laws (1876-1889)
8-Richard Henry Jesse (1891-1908)
9-Albert Ross Hill (1908-1921)
10-Chairman of Faculty
Michael M. Fisher, 1889-1891;
James S. Blackwell, 1891-189111-Stratton Duluth Brooks (1923-1930)
12-Walter Williams (1931-1935)
12a-William J. Robbins (Acting, 1933-1934)
13-Frederick Arnold Middlebush (1935-1954)
13a-R.B. Price, Jr., Treasurer
14-Elmer Ellis (1954-1963)
CHANCELLORS:
15-John W. Schwada (1964-1971)
16-Herbert W. Schooling (Acting, 1970-1972), (1972-1978)
17-Barbara S. Uehling (1978-1986)
18-Duane Stucky (1987)
19-Haskell Monroe (1987-1991)
20-Gerald T. Brouder (1992-1993)
21-Charles Kiesler (1993-1996)
22-Richard Wallace (1996-2004)
23a-Brady Deaton (2004-2013)
23b-R. Bowen Loftin (2014-2015)
23c-Henry "Hank" Foley (Interim 2015-May 2017)
23d-Garnett S. Stokes (Interim May-August 2017)
23e-Alexander N. Cartwright (August 2017- March 2020)
23f-Mun Y. Choi (Interim March-July 2020), (July 2020-present)
24-Unassigned
25-Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs
26-Vice Chancellor for Operations/Chief Operating Officer (changed from Vice Chancellor for Administrative Services in 2014, at which time some units reporting to the Vice Chancellor for Administrative Services were transferred to the newly created Office of the Vice Chancellor for Finance/Chief Financial Officer.)
28-Campus Computing Services, Information and Access Technology Services (IATS, January 1998)
29-Office of Equal Opportunity
30-Missouri Kidney Program (Moved under the authority of the College of Medicine)
31-Clifton Cornwell, Provost for Academic Affairs
32-Provost
34-Vice Provost for Minority Affairs and Faculty Development (VP MAFD. Effective 1 September 2004, the Office of Minority Affairs was shifted under the direction of the Deputy Chancellor, leaving the Vice Provost in charge of Academic Resource Development and Internationalization)
35-Student Life Studies (in 2001 transferred under Institutional Research)
36-Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs
37-Environmental Health and Safety
38-University Club/University Catering
41-Dean of Extension (see C:18 for UMC Extension Material)
43-50-Unassigned
51-Dean of Extra-Divisional Administration
52-60-Unassigned
61-Sinclair Comparative Medicine Research Center
62-Hearnes Center (VP Administrative Services, 1989)
63-Unassigned
64-Unassigned
65-Director, Institutional Research & Planning
70-Dean of Men
72-79-Unassigned
80-Office for Student Development (changed to Office of Student Life in 1994)
82-Purchasing
83-Campus Facilities (formerly Physical Plant)
86-90-Unassigned
92-100-Unassigned
101-Admissions and Registrar (Closed 04/05/2002)
Note: Although this Record Sub-Group is closed, materials received that were created during the time when the combined office of Admissions and Registrar still existed (prior to 07/2001), should be placed in C:1/101. The Schedule of Courses should, for the time being however, continued to be added to C:1/101/35.
102-Vice Provost for Enrollment Management (Request made 03/2001 for the creation of this Office)
103-Registrar
104-Admissions
105-Financial Aid
106-Student Information Systems
107-110-Unassigned
111-120-Alumni Activities
121-130-Alumni Development Publications
131-138-Office of Development Fund (new name-Development & Alumni Relations)
139-Publications & Alumni Communications (part of UMC University Relations.)
141-University Relations Division (reformed as Joint Office of Strategic Communications and Marketing; formerly Office of Public Information & Publications; also includes News Bureau, News Services and Search Magazine; see also UW:4/141)
142-Office of Public Information (OPI) Films
143-Office of Public Information (OPI) Tapes/Records
144-Human Resource Services (changed from Personnel Services)
00-Printed and Duplicated Materials (including Faculty Bulletins)
0-Miscellaneous Files
1-By-Laws
2-Advisory Council
7-Unassigned
8-Faculty Committees [Closed as of 08/2002, See RG 24]
The College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts was established in 1870 as a direct result of the Morrill Act. The School of Engineering was divorced from the College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts in 1924, resulting in the renaming of the unit the College of Agriculture. Between 1946 and 1960 the unit was known as the Division of Agricultural Sciences and included Veterinary Medicine, Forestry, and Home Economics. In 1960 the unit's name was changed back to the College of Agriculture. In December 1990, the College of Agriculture was renamed the College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources.
00-Printed and Duplicated Material
1-Dean's Office or Director of Agricultural Experiment Station
2-Dean Emeritus/Director Emeritus of Agricultural Experiment Station
3-Associate Dean (for Associate Director of Agricultural Experiment. Station see C:25)
6-Coordinator of Foreign Student Programs
7-Weldon Spring Farm
8-Delta Research Center (Portageville)
9-Southwest Missouri Research Center (Mt. Vernon)
10-Northwest Missouri Research Center (Spickard)
12-Hannibal
13-Elsberry
14-Sikeston
19-Agronomy
20-Animal Science (see also C:3/46 Animal Husbandry)
21-Atmospheric Science
22-Dairy Husbandry (1970/71), Dairy Science (1981/82)
23-Entomology
24-Extension Education (see also C:18)
25-Agriculture Editor's Office (see also UW:4/71 Statewide Extension
(name changed to Extension & Agricultural Information, January 1998)27-Genetics (merged into Division of Biological Sciences, Arts and Science in 1972)
28-Horticulture
30-Poultry Husbandry (before 1983)
34-Alpha Zeta
35-Memorabilia
36-Photographs
37-Agriculture Extension Service
(AES: 1914-June, 1960; University Extension Division: July, 1960 - present; See C:18 for University Extension Division; See C:25 for Agricultural Experiment Station)39-International Programs (under Associate Dean)
40-Department of Animal Sciences
(for Poultry, see C:3/30; for others, see C:3/20)41-Department of Community Development
(transferred from College of Public and Community Services 9-1-1988)44-School of Natural Resources (see also Record Group 4)
45-Additional Farms and Research Centers
46-Animal Husbandry (see also C:3/20 Animal Science)
The School of Forestry achieved independent School status within the College of Agriculture in 1973. In December 1989 its name changed to School of Natural Resources. (see also Record Group 3, Sub-Group 44.)
00-Printed and Duplicated Materials
2-Awards
3-Placement Service
4-University Forest
5-Ashland Wildlife Area
6-Schnabel Tract
7-U.S. Forest Service
8-Division of Forestry, MO Conservation Commission
9-Weldon Spring Experimental Farm
10-North Central Forest Experiment Station
12-Forestry Curriculum
13-Wood Products Curriculum
16-Parks, Recreation and Tourism (see also C:16/4)
17-Department of Soil, Environmental and Atmospheric Sciences
The College of Home Economics became an independent unit in 1973, with its own Dean. In September 1988 the School of Social Work was transferred under the College of Home Economics, and the College was renamed the College of Human Environmental Sciences. On July 1st, 2021, the various units that made up the College were transferred within the University and the College closed. Along with the transfers noted below, Personal Finance Planning transferred to the Division of Applied Social Sciences (in CAFNR).
C:5 is a closed Record Group.00-Printed and Duplicated Materials
1-Administration, Dean's Office, Assistant Dean
2-Communications
3-Human Development and Family Studies (formerly Child and Family Development; transferred to the College of Education and Human Development, July 2021)
4-Food and Nutrition (1971/1972)
(Renamed Human Nutrition, Foods and Food System Management in 1974; transferred to the Division of Food, Nutrition and Exercise Sciences in CAFNR, July 2021)5-Family Economics and Management
6-Housing and Interior Design
(Name changed to Environmental Design in June 1989 and to Architectural Studies in 2004; transferred to the College of Arts and Science, July 2021)7-Textiles and Apparel Management (1987; transferred to the College of Arts and Science, July 2021)
8-Home Economics Extension (HES, 1914-1960; University Extension Division, 1960-)
9-Home Economics Journalism
10-General Home Economics
11-Biographical
13-School of Social Work (changed from department to School in 1988; transferred to the School of Health Professions, October 2020)
14-Assistant Dean, Student Services
Note: Food Science and Human Nutrition is under C:3/26 - a cooperative Agriculture/Human Environmental Sciences program
College of Arts and Science was created from the "Academic Department" in 1907, when a Dean was named.
00-Printed and Duplicated Materials
4-Assistant Dean
5-Resources
6-Admission
7-Rules of the College (see C:2/1/1)
8-Special Degree Programs (established 1991)
9-Advising and Personnel Services
10-Requirements for Graduation
11-Underclass Programs
12-Upperclass Programs
14-Department of Art (Reorganized to report to the School of Fine Arts in June 1986 and to the School of Visual Studies in September 2017.)
15-Department of Art History and Archaeology (Reorganized into the School of Visual Studies in September 2017.)
16-Department of Botany (Merged with Zoology & Genetics into Division of Biological Sciences, 1972) See: C:6/36
18-Department of Classical Studies
23-Department of Germanic and Slavic Languages
(Reorganized into the Department of German, Russian, & Asian Studies in March 1987)25-Department of Genetics
27-Department of Linguistics
29-Department of Microbiology
30-Department of Music
(Report structure changed to the School of Fine Arts in June 1986. Reorganized as the School of Music in March 2000.)32-Department of Physics and Astronomy
33-Department of Political Science
35-Department of Romance Languages
36-Division of Biological Sciences (1972)--Botany (A&S), Zoology (A&S), Genetics (Ag.)
37-Department of Sociology (see C:3/31 for Rural Sociology)
38-Department of Speech and Dramatic Art
(Renamed the Department of Communications, June 1986)41-Special Areas of Concentration
43-Department of Computer Science (see also C:9/17)
45-Department of Religious Studies
46-School of Fine Arts (created 1986)
- Department of Theatre
- Department of Music (Reorganized as the School of Music in March 2000.)
- Department of Art (Reorganized into the School of Visual Studies in September 2017.)
47-Department of Women's and Gender Studies (created 2007; see also the Office of the Chancellor and the Office of the Deputy Chancellor [C:1/23])
48-Department of Black Studies (established in the College of Arts and Science in 2013 from the Black Studies Program; see also the Office of the Deputy Chancellor [C:1/23])
49-Department of Classics, Archaeology, and Religion (created in 2021, bringing together the Department of Religious Studies, the Department of Ancient Mediterranean Studies, which was the successor to the Department of Classical Studies, and Classical Archaeology, which had been part of the Department of Art History and Archaeology)
50-School of Visual Studies
The School of Commerce was founded in 1914 and became the School of Commerce and Public Administration in 1916. In 1917 with the addition of the Departments of Political Science the name was changed to the School of Business and Public Administration. In 1972, the School was redesignated the College of Administration and Public Affairs. In 1975, with the loss of the Departments of Economics and Political Science, the College was renamed the College of Business and Public Administration. In July 2000, College was reorganized again and divided into the College of Business and the Graduate School of Public Affairs.
00-Printed and Duplicated Materials
2-Associate Deans
4-Business Management
(Economics - was transferred to the College of Arts & Science) See: C:6/19
5-Finance
6-Management (Industrial and Personal)
8-Real Estate
9-Risk and Insurance
10-Secretarial Science
11-Public Administration
12-Correspondence Courses
13-Graduate Study
14-Master of Business Administration Degree
15-Master of Arts Degree
16-Memorabilia
17-Master of Science Degrees
18-Doctor of Philosophy Degree
19-Assistantships
21-Public Affairs Information Service (PAIS)
23-Missouri Training Institute (MTI) (Business Extension Department)
24-Financial Research Institute (FRI) (Business Extension Department)
The School of Education was established in 1908 and was renamed the College of Education in 1947. The College of Education was first departmentalized in 1968. The College was renamed from the College of Education to the College of Education and Human Development on July 1, 2021.
00-Printed and Duplicated Materials
2-Dean Emeritus
5-Instructional Materials Laboratory
6-Office of Instructional Television
9-Elementary Education
11-Technical and Vocational Education
(PAVTE-Practical Arts & Vocational Technical Education)13-School Librarianship
14-Allied Health Sciences
17-Educational Administration
(merged 8/94 with Higher Adult Education & Foundations into C:8/26)18-Physical Education (Renamed Health and Exercise Science)
19-History
20-Educational Counseling Psychology
24-Memorabilia
25-Curriculum & Instruction (also Department of Learning, Teaching & Curriculum)
26-Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis (Created August 1994); See: C:8/17
27-School of Information Science and Learning Technologies
(reorganized from the autonomous School of Library and Information Science to a School within the College of Education in August 1997)
The Department of Engineering resided in the College of Agriculture until 1906, when its name was changed to the School of Engineering. In 1924 the College of Engineering was created as an autonomous academic unit with a Dean.
00-Printed and Duplicated Materials
2-Dean Emeritus
3-Assistant Dean
5-Engineering Experiment Station
6-Agricultural Engineering
9-Electrical and Computer Engineering
11-Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
13-Engineering Communications (Includes Shamrock yearbook)
15-Faculty/Student Wives Groups
16-Memorabilia/Student Materials
17-Computer Engineering and Computer Science (established July 1995)
The Graduate School was formed from individual departmental graduate programs in 1910.
00-Printed and Duplicated Materials
1-Administration, Dean's Office
3-Procedures and Regulations
4-Masters Degrees
5-Doctor of Philosophy Degrees
6-Services
12-Office of Sponsored Program Administration (Director)
The School of Journalism was first established in 1908 and was departmentalized in 1972. The Columbia Missourian was established in 1908 as a laboratory for training journalists. The University's television station, KOMU-TV, went on the air in 1953.
00-Printed and Duplicated Materials
3-Journalism Placement Center
6-KOMU-TV
7-Freedom of Information Center
9-Radio-Television/Broadcast News
10-Faculty
11-Editorial
12-Miscellaneous Historical Items
13-Photographs, negatives, slides, film
14-Advertising
15-Journalism Week and Special Events
16-Alumni
The School of Law was established in 1867 and became operational in 1872.
00-Printed and Duplicated Materials
2-Assistant Dean
3-Faculty
5-Curriculum
7-Moot Court
9-Legal Writing
10-Criminal Law Program
11-Law Student Association
12-J.D. Degree Cum Laude
13-Order of the Coif
14-Missouri Law Review
16-Scholarships and Loan Funds
17-The Law School Foundations
18-Memorabilia
The library program was founded in 1950 in the College of Arts and Science. In 1966 the School of Library Science was created and in 1968 the Department of Information Science was added to created the School of Library and Informational Science. In June 1996, the School was placed under the Dean of the College of Education and had its Dean redesignated as a Director. C:13 is a closed Record Group, future records are placed under the College of Education and Human Development, C:8. See C:20 for records of the MU Libraries and C:12 for the MU Law Library.
00-Printed and Duplicated Materials
1-Administration, Dean's Office
3-Resources
4-Financial Assistance
5-Master of Arts Degree
6-Bachelor of Arts Degree
7-Degrees in Education
The teaching of medicine at the University of Missouri has an erratic history due to the lack of clinical facilities in Columbia until the early 1950s. A two year program affiliated with the St Louis Medical School (formerly the Medical Department of Kemper College) was established in 1845 but was discontinued in 1856. In 1873 some medical courses were taught in affiliation with medical institutions in St. Louis. In 1873 the unit was called the Department of Medicine until 1908 when it was called the School of Medicine. Despite a series of lengthening and shortening of curriculum, the School of Medicine has retained the same name and structure. Note: The School of Medicine reports to the Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs, see C:1/36.
00-Printed and Duplicated Materials
3-4-Unassigned
6-9-Unassigned
10-Affiliate Institutions (includes Missouri Institute of Mental Health)
11-Unassigned
13-18-Unassigned
19-Health Services Research Center (HSRC)/Health Care Technology Center (HCTC)
20-Continuing Medical Education (CME)
21-Human Ecology
22-Introduction to Medicine
23-Anatomy
25-Biochemistry
26-Family and Community Medicine
28-Microbiology (became Department of Molecular Biology and Immunology 11/1989)
30-Pathology
31-Pediatrics
32-Pharmacology
33-Physiology
34-Psychiatry and Neurology (see also C:14/46)
35-Radiology
36-Surgery
37-Health Related Professions (autonomous status granted in 12/2000, see C:26)
38-40-Unassigned
41-Dermatology
42-Nutrition and Dietetics (School of Human Environmental Science)
43-Faculty
44-Photographs for Special Events
45-Cardiology
46-Neurology (merged with Psychiatry)
48-Communications/Public Relations
49-51-Unassigned
52-Educational Resources Group
53-Health Management and Informatics (formerly Health Services Management)
The School of Nursing was created in 1920 and reported to the Dean of Medicine. After a series of closings and reorganizations the nursing program became a department within the College of Medicine in 1949. The Department of Nursing became the School of Nursing under the Medical School in 1954, and finally in 1973, it became an independent School of Nursing. Note: The School of Nursing reports to the Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs, see C:1/36.
00-Printed and Duplicated Materials
4-Facilities for Instruction
5-Advisement and Counseling
6-Sigma Theta Tau (National Honor Society-Nursing)
7-Missouri Student Nurses Association
8-Undergraduate Education
9-Student Financial Aids
10-Student Employment
11-Curriculum
12-Graduate Education
13-Graduate Curriculum
14-Yearbook - Mutation
16-Nursing Services Department
17-Memorabilia
The School of Social and Community Services was established in 1965. In 1975 it was renamed the College of Public and Community Services. In September 1988 the College was dissolved and its programs merged into other units within two colleges, the School of Social Work became a department of the College of Home Economics and the Department of Community Development and the Department of Parks, Recreation, and Tourism became part of the College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources. The College's Fire and Rescue Training Institute and the Law Enforcement Training Institute became part of University Extension. Record Group C:16 is closed.
00-Printed and Duplicated Materials
1-Administration, Dean's Office
2-Extension Service (no longer a separate entity, now a part of 4, 6 and 7)
3-The Faculty
4-Department of Recreation and Park Administration
(Reorganized in 9/1/1988 as subordinate to Forestry, Fisheries and Wildlife, which is part of College of Agriculture)5-Graduate Curriculum
6-Department of Community Development
(Established in 3/28/80 and reorganized in 9/1/1988 as subordinate to the College of Agriculture)7-The School of Social Work
(Reorganized in 9/1/1988 as subordinate to the College of Human Environmental Sciences)8-Scholarships and Financial Aids for Graduate Students
10-Institute of Public Safety Education (Renamed Law Enforcement Training Institute in 1983)
The Veterinary Science Department was redesignated the School of Veterinary Medicine in 1946, but continued to report to the Dean of Agriculture. In 1960 the School of Veterinary Medicine became an autonomous division and in 1974 its name was changed to the College of Veterinary Medicine.
00-Printed and Duplicated Materials
2-Dean Emeritus
3-Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
4-Associate Dean for Research Development
5-The Faculty
7-Department of Veterinary Anatomy (renamed Veterinary Biomedical Sciences, In 1985 this unit was combined with the Department of Veterinary Physiology and Pharmacology)
8-Veterinary Medicine and Surgery
9-Veterinary Microbiology (In 1996 this unit was combined with the Department of Veterinary Pathology to become the Department of Pathobiology)
10-Veterinary Pathology (In 1996 this unit was combined with the Department of Veterinary Microbiology to become the Department of Pathobiology)
11-Veterinary Physiology and Pharmacology (In 1985 this unit was combined with the Department of Veterinary Anatomy)
12-Laboratory Animal Medicine (combined with the Diagnostic Laboratory and renamed the Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory)
13-Research
14-Graduate Education Program
15-Diagnostic Laboratory (combined with the Laboratory Animal Medicine Department and renamed the Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory)
16-Continuing Education & Extension
17-Pre-Veterinary Medicine Club
18-Student Chapter, American Veterinary Medical Association
20-Alumni Association (CVM)
21-Financial Aids and Awards
Until 1960, extension work at MU was divided into the Cooperative or Agricultural Extension Service of the College of Agriculture (established bewteen 1912 and 1914) and the General Extension Service (renamed the Adult Education and Extension Service in 1946 and the Division of Continuing Education in 1958). In 1960 the Board of Curators established the University Extension Division to be led by a dean -- the first being C. Brice Ratchford who at the time was Director of the Agricultural Extension Service. Since 1963, the date of the creation of the UM System, the Deans of Extension of each campus have reported to the Vice President for Extension (UW). In 1987, the Board of Curators divided the singular office of Extension program leadership into two offices, the Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs-Extension (UW) and the Vice Provost for Extension (MU). Effective 1 January 2004, UM-System Outreach and Extension was transferred under the administrative control of the MU Provost. All Outreach and Extension records created after 2003 will be added to Campus Record Group 18.
1-Director
2-Extension Teaching
(Renamed MU Direct in April 1999; realigned with the Center for Distance and Independent Study and Extension Marketing to form part of the campus eLearning infrastructure in December 2010)4-Conferences and Short Courses
6-Center for Independent Study
7-Office of Instructional Design
8-Continuing Professional Education
00-Printed and Duplicated Materials
4-Annual and Departmental Reports
5-Assistant Director (Administrative Services)
6-University Archives (Reorganized from a unit within UM-System to the University Libraries in December 1991.)
7-University Archives Video/Audio Productions
11-Committees
The Museum was founded in 1957 as a study collection for Art and Archaeology and was responsible to the Dean for Extra-Divisional Activities. In 1960 it became the Museum of Art and Archaeology and in 1972 it was reorganized so as to report to the Office of the Provost. For Museum of Anthropology - See C:6/42.
00-Organizational Publications
3-Newspapers (Including underground newspapers)
5-Financial Reports
6-Departmental Clubs
10-Periodicals
12-Handbooks
13-Official Student Associations (MSA, AWS, etc.)
(see also C:22/00)16-Calendars and Bulletins of Activities
16/2-Special Events (Homecoming, University Day, Parents' Day)
16/3-Cultural Events and Art Exhibits
17-New Student Information (Including foreign student information)
Note: University Hospital and Clinics (UMCHC) report to the Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs, see C:1/36.
00-Printed and Duplicated Materials
1-Administration, Office of the Director
2-University Physicians Administration
(Though University Physicians answers to the Dean of the School of Medicine, it is probably due to the unit's initial association--as the Medical Service Research Plan (MSRP)--with UMCHC for billing and collection that it was placed under the UMCHC record group. The unit answered to Kee Groshong, Vice-Chancellor for Administrative Services, for a brief period ca. 1987.)3-Division of Financial Services
(Includes accounting, purchasing...; renamed as Central Office)4-Financial and Statistical Reports
6-Division of Operations and Planning Services
9-Patient Services
(Renamed from "Nursing Services" and reorganized so as to report to Associate Director of Women's and Children's Center)10-Cardiology/Vascular Lab
11-Personnel
12-Children's Hospital - Women's Center
16-Clinical Information Services
17-Integrated Technology Services
19-Missouri Orthopaedic Institute
1-Faculty and Staff Members (students could be members as well)
4-Special Committees (Task Forces, Ad Hoc, etc.)
The Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station was created in 1888 and its experimental plot, Sanborn Field, was established at the same time. The Experiment Station originally reported to the Dean of Agriculture and remains under the Dean of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources.
00-Printed and Duplicated Materials - Research Bulletins/Circulars
2-Agricultural Chemistry Experiment Station
The School of Health Related Professions was established in July 1978, as a unit within the School of Medicine, (see C:14/37). In December 2000, the School of Health Related Professions was granted autonomous status and renamed the School of Health Professions. Note: The School of Health Professions reports to the Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs, see C:1/36.
During the reorganization of the College of Business and Public Administration in 2000, a separate Graduate School for Public Affairs was created (see College of Business and Public Administration above). In 2001, the Graduate School for Public Affairs was renamed the Harry S. Truman School of Public Affairs.
1/1-Publications, General
1/2 -ASC Projections (Vol. 1, No. 1, the only issue, Oct. 1976)
1/3-Chancellor's Update (Chancellor's Office Reports)
1/4 -UMC Columns
1/5-President's Bulletins\Report (Moved, See Also C:4/3/9)
1/6-Admissions/What's New at UMC and Meet Mizzou
1/9-Faculty Forum
1/10-Faculty Bulletin (1865-1979, incomplete)
1/11-Staff Handbooks
1/12-Bulletin-In-Brief (1971-1979)
1/13-Campus Courier (1971) (see also C:22/3/8)
1/14-Campus Columns (1969-1979)
1/15-Posters, Broadsides and Flyers
1/16-Minority Affairs
1/17-University Police Department
1/18-Student Union
1/19-Traffic Regulations
1/20-Campus Computing Newsletters
1/21-Campus Facilities/Physical Plant
1/22-International Center
1/23-General Education Program
1/24-Human Resources (Campus Personnel Services, development, training and benefits)
2/1-Alumni Association (General)
2/2-University of Missouri Review
2/3-Alumni Citations of Merit
2/4-Alumni Activities
2/5-Unassigned
2/6-The Leader
2/7-Tiger Sports (see also C:0/3/10)
2/8-Alumni News
2/9-Unassigned
2/10-Mizzou Magic
3/1-Development, General
3/2-The Interest
3/3-Honor Roll of Donors (see also C:1/21/)
3/4 -The Column (Published by the Columns Club)
4/1-School of Forestry
4/2-The Ozark Reporter
4/3-Missouri Forestry Alumni News
4/4-Research Briefs
5/1-School of Home Economics
5/2-Home Economics Alumni
5/3-Home Economics Awards
5/4-Home Economics Club
5/5-Missouri Home Economics Club
5/6-Short Courses (see also C:5/00/1)
6/0-Arts and Science, General
6/1-Arena Magazine, Arts and Science Government Newsletter, Alumnus
6/2-Anthropology
6/3-Art (see also C:30/20/1 for Museums & Art Collections)
6/4-Art History and Archaeology
6/5-Botany
6/6-Chemistry
6/7-Classical Languages
6/8-Economics
6/9-English
6/10-Geography
6/11-Geology
6/12-German and Slavic Languages
6/13-History
6/14-Home Economics
6/15-Linguistics
6/16-Math
6/17-Microbiology (see also C:30/14/11)
6/18-Music
6/19-Philosophy
6/20-Physics
6/21-Political Science
6/22-Psychology
6/23-Romance Languages
6/24-Social Work
6/25-Sociology
6/26-Speech and Dramatic Art
6/28-Biological Sciences
6/29-Honors college
6/30-Classics
6/31-Theater Programs
6/32-Music Programs (see C:6/30/2)
6/33-Behind the Mask
6/34-Ballads
6/35-Black Studies
6/36-Religious Studies
6/37-Campus Writing Program (Writing Intensive Program)
6/38-Women's Studies Newsletter, Phoenix
6/39-Leader
6/40-Mosaics
6/41-Columns
6/42-The Weekly Reader
6/43-Communications and Speech Department
7/1-Business and Public Administration, General
7/2-Accountancy
7/3-Economics
7/4-Finance
7/5-Management
7/6-Marketing
7/7-Political Science
7/8-Public Affairs Newsletter
7/9-Business and Government Review (Outlook)
7/10-Research Center, College of Business & Public Administration
7/11-Conferences and Institutes
7/12-Unassigned
7/13-Business Week
7/14-Honors Program
7/15-CAPA Comments
7/16-Newsletter: MPSA
7/17-Byline 1972
8/1-College of Education and Human Development
8/2-Miscellaneous Reports
8/3-Unassigned
8/4-Conferences and Programs
8/5-Unassigned
8/6-Plays and Recitals
8/7-Awards and Banquets
8/8-Missouri School Board
8/9-Newsletter, Missouri Association of Secondary School Principals
8/10-Midwest Center for Equal Education Opportunity Newsletter
8/11-Special Education News
8/12-Unassigned
8/13-College of Education Newsletter
8/14-Career Development, Guidance, Counseling and Placement Newsletter
8/15-8/16-Unassigned
8/17-Physical Education (Department of Health and Physical Education)
8/18-8/19-Unassigned
8/20-Special Education
8/21-8/22-Unassigned
8/23-Student Education Newsletter
8/24-Center for Educational Improvement Review
8/25-Educational Administration
8/26-MO Instructional Materials Center Newsletter
8/27-The Communicator, MSTA
8/28-Consumer Educator
8/29-Research and Development Highlights
9/1-School of Engineering, General
9/2-Agricultural Engineering
9/3-Chemical Engineering
9/4-Civil Engineering
9/5-Electrical Engineering
9/6-Industrial Engineering
9/7-Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
9/8-Nuclear Engineering
9/9-Engineering Awards and Honors
9/10-Engineering Miscellaneous Reports
9/11-College of Engineering Newsletter
9/12-Programs and Short Courses
9/13-Engineering Cooperative Programs
9/14-High School Engineering Program
9/15-Engineering Experiment Station
9/16-Minority Student Recruitment
10/1-Graduate School, General
10/2-Cooperative Graduate Program
10/3-Graduate Newsletter
10/4-Committee on Medieval and Renaissance Studies
10/5-Delta Research Center
10/6-Graduate School and Research Notes
10/7-Graduate Faculty Senate
11/1-Journalism, General
11/2-Freedom of Information Center
11/3-Journalism Week
11/4-KOMU-TV
11/5-Awards (See: 11/11 and C:11/00/2)
11/6-Conferences and Workshops
11/7-Alumni
11/8-KBIA-FM Programs
11/9-The Rangefinder - Photojournalism Program
11/10-Ph.D. Degree.
11/11-Penney Award
11/12-Placement Service
12/1-School of Law
12/2-Missouri Law Review
12/3-LEX
12/4-Alumni
12/5-Law School News
12/6-Case Club/Moot Court
12/7-Law Wives
12/8-Law School Day
12/9-Programs
12/10-Fraternities and Sororities
12/11-Entrance Requirements
12/12-Tate Hall Communiqué (W.W.II newsletter- complete)
12/13-Order of Coif
12/14-Transcript
13/1-Library and Informational Science
14/1-School of Medicine- General
14/2-Conferences and Short Courses (Continuing Medical Education)
14/3-Medical Center Bulletin
14/4-Medical Faculty Newsletter
14/5-Journal of Operational Psychiatry
14/6-Missouri Medical Review (Replaced by Health Sciences Bulletin)
14/7-Liaison/Regional Medical Program
14/8-U.M. Bulletin: For Prospective Medical Students (moved to catalogs & bulletins)
14/9-Board of Curators Reports 1945-
14/10-Patient Manuals (moved to C:23/00/1)
14/11-School of Medicine Departmental Programs
14/12-Rehabilitation Research Project
14/13-Mental Health
14/14-The Chatterbox
14/15-Health Sciences Library/Learning Resources Center
14/16-Student Research Day
14/17-Employee Recognition
14/18-Rusk Reporter (Pre-Commencement Exercises placed in C:0/18/1)
14/19-Eye Research & Care Manuals
14/20-Communicator
14/21-Medicine, General
14/22-Caring
14/23-Connections
14/24-Infosphere
14/25-Staff for Life
14/26-Update
15/1-Nursing
15/2-Publications-Nursing Research Bulletin; Nursing School Weekly; Medallion Unison
16/1-College of Public and Community Services, General
16/2-Recreation and Park Administration
16/3-Regional and Community Affairs
16/4-Social Work
16/5-Promethian
16/6-Explorer
17/1-Veterinary Medicine, General
17/2-Veterinary Medical Review
17/3-Faculty Newsletter
17/4-Unassigned
17/5-Long Range Planning
17/6-Veterinary School Conferences and Short Courses
17/7-Veterinary
17/8-Arkeology
18/1-College of Agriculture (pre 1974)
18/2-Rural Sociology
18/3-Poultry
18/4-Plant Pathology
18/5-Horticulture
18/6-Genetics
18/7-Food Science and Nutrition
18/8-Agricultural Journalism
18/9-Entomology
18/10-Dairy Husbandry
18/11-Atmospheric Science
18/12-Animal Husbandry
18/13-Agronomy
18/14-Agricultural Engineering
18/15-Agricultural Education
18/16-Agricultural Economics
18/17-Agricultural Chemistry
18/18-Research Center
18/19-Placement and Advisement
18/20-Unassigned
18/21-News Review
18/22-Service Letter, Missouri Vocational Agriculture
18/23-Missouri Vocational Agriculture Newsletter
18/24-Missouri Fertilizer Report
18/25-Agriculture Alumni
18/26-Unassigned
18/27-Short Courses and Conferences
18/28-Various Agriculture Commodity Days
18/29-Agricultural Science Week
18/30-Honors and Banquets
18/31-College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources - General (post-1974)
18/32-Agricultural Experiment Station - (AES) General
18/33-Agricultural Experiment Station - (AES) - Various AES pamphlets
18/34-Agricultural Experiment Station - (AES) - Miscellaneous AES faculty addresses and articles
18/35-Unassigned
18/36-Agricultural Experiment Station - (AES) Special Reports
18/37-Agricultural Experiment Station - (AES) Leaflets
18/38-Horticulture News
18/39-The Announcer
18/40-Various Miscellaneous Agricultural Publications
18/41-The Farm Outlook
18/42-Teaching Improvement Newsletter
18/43-Alumni Newsletter
18/44-Agriculture Columns
18/45-Agraffiti (Agriculture Students Publication)
19/1-Library Publications
19/2-Library News/Notes (name changed 05/1997; see C:20/00/5 for inventory)
19/3-Manuscript Collection News (published by Western Historical Manuscript Collections, see UW:5/5/6)
19/4-The Muse (published by Missouri University Libraries Staff Association)
20/1-Museums and Art Collections
22/1-Student Life and Activities, General
22/2-Greek Columns
22/3-Student Organization Directory
22/4-MSA Student Handbook (published by Missouri Student Association and Graduate Student Association)
22/5-Campus Maps
22/6-Student Health Services
22/7-The Wellness Center - A.D.A.P.T. Program
22/8-Career Information Center - Counseling Center
22/9-MU Parent Association
22/10-MU Graduate Student Association (GSA)
22/11-Campus Dining Services - Residential Life Services
22/12-Student Fees, Registration and Grades
22/13-22/26-Unassigned
22/27-In Touch With Student Affairs
22/28-22/31-Unassigned
22/32-Legion of Black Collegians (UMOJA) (see C:22/19/1)
22/33-The Black Letter (see C:22/19/1)
22/34-The Voice
22/35-The Mentor (ASUM)
23/1-UMC Hospitals and Clinics
24/1-Unassigned
25/1-Research Centers/Computer Center
25/2-The Research Park and Tenants
25/3-Space Sciences Research Center
25/4-Center for International Programs and Studies
25/5-Regional Rehabilitation Research Institute
25/6-Institute for Research in the Social Sciences
25/7-User's Guides
25/8-Environmental Trace Substances Research Center
25/9-Experiment Station - General
25/10-Environmental Health and Safety Office
26/1-Extension - General
26/2-Center for Independent Study - Publications, Excel
26/3-Insights - Continuing Professional Education
31/1-Intercollegiate Athletics - General
31/2-Tiger Tales
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