Box 1 - 029323
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[A26-25]
FF 1 - Journalism Library - Campaign Goal, 2001
FF 2 - Journalism Library - Annual Report, 2001
FF 3 - Journalism Library and Freedom of Information (FOI) Center - Strategic Plan, 1989
FF 4 - Journalism Library Renovation, 1994-1995, 1997
FF 5 - Journalism Museum (includes correspondence and memoranda about collection administration, holdings, and storage), 1980-1995, 2004
FF 6 - Journalism Museum - Holdings, 1990
FF 7 - Journalism Museum - Storage, 1985-1991
FF 8 - Walter William Hall - Room 211 (Museum Room) renovation, 1984-1987
FF 9 - Columbia Missourian Newspaper Library, ca. 1990, 2003
FF 10 - Columbia Missourian Morgue - Manual, ca. 1980
FF 11 - Columbia Missourian Morgue - Guide, n.d.
FF 12 - Columbia Missourian Morgue - Guide to Subject Headings, 1980
FF 13 - Columbia Tribune Library - Manual, ca. 1989
FF 14 - Lee Hills Hall (includes dedication program, computer automation proposal, floor plan design, a "Proposal for Teaching Interactive Journalism Technologies"),
FF 15 - Task Force on Developing Digital Collections for the MU Libraries - Report, 2006
FF 16 - Missouri Digital Newspaper Project, 2000-2008
FF 17 - "1998-1999 Report of the Onsite Evaluation by the Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communication" (Draft), 1998
FF 18 - "Deskbook of the School of Journalism" (14th Edition, University of Missouri Bulletin, Volume 39, Number 17, Journalism Series, Number 82; includes a color, commercial postcard of Walter Williams Hall pasted into the bulletin and four black-and-white photographic prints of shots of the offices and production rooms of the Missourian, one of which shows the author of the "Deskbook," Tom Morelock), ca. 1938-1940
FF 19 - School of Journalism Washington Program (includes brochure, correspondence, student rosters), 1998-1999
FF 20 - University of Missouri School of Law Library (includes feasibility case for support, campaign proposal), ca. 1998
FF 21 - "Space Needs Analysis for the School of Journalism of the University of Missouri-Columbia" (prepared by Paulien and Associates), 1989
FF 22 - Self Study Report for Accreditation in Journalism and Mass Communications, 2010
FF 23 - Self Study Report for Accreditation in Journalism and Mass Communications, 2010 (cont'd)
FF 24 - Self Study Report for Accreditation in Journalism and Mass Communications - Staff CVs - A-M, 2010
FF 25 - Self Study Report for Accreditation in Journalism and Mass Communications - Staff CVs - P-W, 2010
FF 26 - Self Study Report for Accreditation in Journalism and Mass Communications - Staff CVs - Part-time and Adjunct, 2010
FF 27 - Self Study Report for Accreditation in Journalism and Mass Communications - Catalogs and Courses, 2010
FF 28 - Printed and Duplicated - 65th Pictures of the Year International, 2008
FF 29 - Printed and Duplicated - Reynolds Journalism Institute - "Blueprinting the Information Valet Economy," 2008
FF 30 - Printed and Duplicated - Reynolds Journalism Institute - "Economic Gardening and New Meida," 2009
FF 31 - Printed and Duplicated - Reynolds Journalism Institute - "Collaboratory," 2009
FF 32 - Printed and Duplicated - Reynolds Journalism Institute - American Society of News Editors (ASNE) Ethics and Values Forum, 2009
FF 33 - Printed and Duplicated - Reynolds Journalism Institute - "Food, Fuel and Society," 2010
FF 34 - Printed and Duplicated - Reynolds Journalism Institute - Business, Technology and the Media - "Charting a Course Through Chaos," 2010
FF 35 - Printed and Duplicated - Reynolds Journalism Institute - Digital Publishing Alliance - "iPad, Kindle, Nook, Que: The New Printing Presses?" 2010
FF 36 - Printed and Duplicated - Reynolds Journalism Institute - OpenMissouri.org, 2011
FF 37 - Photographic prints (oversized; includes Neff Hall and Walter Williams Hall exteriors from the southwest; and portrait of Robert Ripley, King Features Syndicate, Inc., inscribed to Frank Martin), n.d.
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