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File contains materials related to PLU’s Super Committee Report about campus and university reorganization with responses from the History Department, the Humanities Division, School of the Arts, Natural Sciences, Social Sciences, and many more.

File contains an assortment of materials relating to members of congress including business cards, newspaper clippings, and correspondence about educational initiatives and initiatives.

An assortment of materials relating to Washington State legislature including pamphlets from the NAICU, memorandum regarding elections, correspondence with legislative candidates, printouts of voting districts, and other related documents.

File includes a series of correspondence and memorandum from President Anderson to prospective students and various complaints about PLU visits.

Correspondence, memorandum, notes, and photocopies regarding student admissions during the early part of President Anderson’s time at PLU.

Memorandum, correspondence, curriculum vitas, and materials regarding recommendations made by President Anderson on behalf of various administrators at PLU.

Program materials, correspondence from PLU and Parkland community members, a SCC member list, articles in the Mooring Mast and New Tribune, and other materials regarding the performance of Eve Ensler’s play, The Vagina Monologues.

File includes memorandum, correspondence, application forms, and project materials related to recommendations from President Anderson on behalf of PLU faculty.

File contains various promotional materials, copies of the Tacoma Weekly newspaper, an event program, labels, correspondence, planning notes and memorandum, a Community Program 2011 Planning Session packet, and other materials related to Archbishop Desmond Tutu’s visit to Tacoma.

File includes correspondence, memorandum, emails, conference proposal, articles in The Mooring Mast and other documents related to PLU Harmony Club’s proposal and plan to host the 5th annual Northwest Regional Queer Conference in 2001.