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.
Memorandum from Presidential Search Committee supplying brief overviews of three leading Presidential candidates. Dr. Browning’s evaluations of each candidate after being present at interviews.
Memorandum from provost regarding purpose of new supercommittee, Task Force on Reshaping and Restructuring the Academic Programs at PLU (TFRRAP). Preliminary notes and charge for new supercommittee from President Anderson and Provost Wills. Faculty Affairs Committee meeting agendas and minutes. Memoranda between faculty and administration regarding supercommittee tasks and offering proposals and feedback. Materials outlining Project Focus. Credit hour reports and other statistical data and reports from various University schools. Materials regarding budget information. Materials regarding Merit Pay. Memoranda, proposals, and reports regarding interim.
Academic Council meeting agendas and minutes. Updates on Academic Council business. Faculty Data report. Transcript of Provost Wills’ Faculty Fall Conference speech. Evaluation Committee Report from Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges. Memoranda regarding salary policy and corresponding data. Materials regarding Enrichment Funds Requests. Credit Hour Reports.
Correspondence sent to Dr. Browning regarding his professional life as a scholar, writer, and professor. Also includes some correspondence sent by Dr. Browning to other scholars.
Correspondence, including letters, postcards, and Christmas cards, sent to Dr. Browning from colleagues, students, and friends that do not directly pertain to his professional work as a scholar, writer, and professor.