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

Browning’s various personal and academic year-long calendars with annotations for his major conferences, appointments, and travel information.

Dr. Browning’s requests for sabbaticals, leaves of absence, and release time, ranging from 1978-94. Also includes Dr. Browning’s reports to administrators about his sabbaticals and leaves of absence.

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.

Copies of newspaper articles in The Mooring Mast, Tacoma News Tribune, and The Herald-Sun regarding Dr. Browning’s decision to leave Pacific Lutheran for the position of Frank Porter Graham Chair of History at the University of North Carolina.

Materials regarding Dr. Browning’s tenure process, including recommendations, reference lists, requests by Dr. Browning to transfer information into his tenure file, and a nomination list showing faculty support for his promotion.

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.

Memoranda between history faculty. Memoranda to and from University administrators. Information regarding faculty search and selection process, faculty leaves, overall history program.