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File includes: requests from students for references and recommendations written by Dr. Schnackenberg (1969-1973).

Materials found in Dr. Schnackenberg’s briefcase after his death. Original order has been preserved. File includes: information on the League of Women Voters of Washington, materials on grants, questionnaire on equality and rights, results of the questionnaire, student profiles, etc.

File includes assorted readings for history majors, particular classes, and leisure time for students.

Materials include handwritten notes by Dr. Schnackenberg on the Reformation, possibly lecture notes.

File includes questions for discussion (7 pages) for the History of Civilization class (103).

Materials regarding a seminar, “Contemporary Christian Thought,” led by Schnackenberg for Lutheran Pastors between September 1958 and February 1959. File includes seminar lecture notes, handwritten notes, and selected readings or handouts.

Materials and correspondence relating to the Franklin Pierce School District. File includes both materials on the general business of the school district and materials on Dr. Schnackenberg’s trip to Laos as a representative of the School-to-School program. This file is denoted as confidential.

Materials related to the establishment of a Northwest History Collection at PLU. File includes: a memo on committee members; correspondence regarding possible location and acquisitions; the master proposal for the project by Dr. Martinson. This file is missing from the collection.

Printed materials related to Dr. Schnackenberg’s research on the Evangelische Akademie as a possible model for centers of religious dialogue in the United States. File includes: various booklets, essays, and articles. Materials on the proposal for adult education and lay schools also appear in this file.

Further materials related to Dr. Schnackenberg’s research into the Evangelische Akademie. File includes: Schnackenberg’s proposal to the Medina Foundation for a grant, outline of the phases of the projects, correspondence with pastors, notes, articles, and collected essays and speeches from the Presse-Stelle of the Akademie.