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Two copies with annotations and notes of Dr. Browning’s third lecture given at Cambridge University, entitled “Jewish Labor in Poland: Self-Maintenance, Exploitation, Destruction.”

Two copies with annotations and notes of Dr. Browning’s sixth lecture given at Cambridge University, entitled “German Killers: Behavior and Motivation in the Light of New Evidence.”

Browning's thesis entitled “The Disarmament Policy of Edouard Herriot: June-December 1932” for his MA degree in History at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Browning’s curriculum vitae updated regularly as papers/books published. Biography of Dr. Browning from University of North Carolina website.

Written summaries by department chair for first three years of teaching. Statistical results from standard University course evaluations throughout teaching career from 1974-99. Results from Dr. Browning’s personalized class evaluations. Course Evaluation results from visiting professorship at Northwestern University in 1992.

A bound collection of selected readings packet for Dr. Browning’s Holocaust history class for Fall 1998 about the Lodz Ghetto.

Dr. Browning’s correspondence with references who wrote him recommendations during his job search. Copies of recommendations written for Dr. Browning by colleagues. Letters from universities, including Harvard, informing Dr. Browning of hiring decisions. Requests from colleagues for Dr. Browning to write recommendations for them.

Reports of Faculty Professional Activity for all department faculty members. Three-year evaluations written by Dr. Browning for colleagues. Teaching evaluations written by Dr. Browning during his term as department chair. Annual reports of entire history department faculty.

Program from President Anderson’s inauguration on 8 September 1992. Transcript of Dr. Browning’s speech given at inauguration, with reference to Dr. Walter C. Schnackenberg’s speech given at President Wiegman’s inauguration in 1974. Transcript of Dr. Schnackenberg’s speech given at President Wiegman’s inauguration.

Memorandum to members of new committee outlining responsibilities. Series of Merit System draft proposals created by committee and revised and amended by faculty.