Texas Tech University Archives

Modern and Classical Foreign Languages

Oral History Interviews:

• Ted Alexander oral history interview- faculty (undated)
• Peder Christiansen oral history interview- faculty (2016)
• Mrs. William [Georgia?] Dingus oral history interview - faculty (1972)
• Alfred Bell Strehli oral history interview- faculty (1973)
• Hafid Gafaiti oral history interview (undated)
• Meredith McClain oral history interview (2016)

Manuscript Collections:

• Department of Germanic and Slavonic Languages Report, 1968: This report includes historical information concerning enrollment, departmental budget, faculty and plans for the next 5-10 years.
• S 1231.1 Wolodymyr T. Zyla Papers, 1966-1970: This 1 wallet collection consists of reprints of articles concerning onomastic sciences, the origins of personal names and proper noun names.
• S 1793.1 Julian Frederick Suppe Papers, 1855-2017 and undated: The 101 box collection includes scholarly publications, course information, research files, books, and plaques.
• Foreign Languages news clippings, 1955-1963 (see U 163.1 Scrapbooks)
• Foreign Languages, 1953-1965 (See U 147.27 Vice-President for Academic Affairs Records)
• Foreign Languages, 1962-1967 (See U 2.1 Vice-President for Academic Affairs Records)
• Germanic and Slavic Languages, 1967-1974 (see U 100.11 Information Services Records)
• Germanic and Slavic Languages, 1967-1995 (see U 184.3 University News and Publication Records)
• Classical and Romance Languages, 1967-1976 (see U 20.1 College of Arts and Sciences Records)
• Classical and Romance Languages, 1973-1982 and Germanic and Slavonic Languages, 1967-1976 (see U 20.10 Arts and Sciences Records)
• Classical and Romance Languages, 1978-1984 (see U 2.2 Vice-President for Academic Affairs)
• Germanic and Slavic Languages, 1976-1982 (see U 20.10 Arts and Sciences Records)
• Germanic and Slavic Languages, 1979-1980 (see U 2.2 Vice-President for Academic Affairs)
• Germanic and Slavic Languages, 1979-1984 (see U 1.4 Academic Affairs)
• Classical and Romance Languages, 1980-1997 and Germanic and Slavic Languages, 1971-1988 (see U 185.6 University News and Publications Records)

Museum of Texas Tech University
The Museum was founded as the West Texas Museum in 1929, shortly after Texas Technological College was chartered in 1925. Dr. William Curry Holden served as its first director until 1969 when he retired. He oversaw the construction of the first building, which began as a basement only, through the completion of that facility, to the construction and occupation of the current buildings in 1970. Dr. Holden also identified the first Folsom projectile points from the Lubbock Lake area which became the Lubbock Lake Landmark State Historical Park, an internationally recognized center for studies of early man in the New World.When the Museum moved into its present quarters at 4th and Indiana Avenue, the former building was converted into classroom and office spaces as Holden Hall. The reorganized institution was renamed the Museum of Texas Tech University and the Natural Science Research Laboratory was added. Significant additions to the Museum have occurred over the past 30 years including the establishment of the Ranching Heritage Center (dedicated in 1976 and established as a separate university entity in 1998), the construction of permanent interpretation and research facilities at the Lubbock Lake Landmark (1990), and the building of the Diamond M Wing to house the tremendous Diamond M Fine Art Collection (1995).

Oral History Interviews:

• Pauline Bean oral history interview (1989)
• Deborah Bigness oral history interview (2002)
• Henry Crawford oral history interview (1994)
• Charter Day Museum Display Ceremony (1973)
• Sankar Chatterjee oral history interview- faculty (2011)
• Leslie Drew oral history interview (1977)
• Ann Fisher oral history interview (1989)
• William Curry Holden oral history interview- faculty (tape 2, 12/15/67) - beginnings of the museum
• William Curry Holden oral history interview- faculty (tape 6, 1/8/68 and 5/3/68) - talks about museum building program
• William Curry Holden oral history interview- faculty (tape 1, 5/25/82) - early museum funding, location and expansion
• William Curry Holden oral history interview- faculty (tape 1, 6/24/92) - talks about Lake site excavation
• William Curry Holden, Frances Holden and Tom Holden oral history interview (undated) - covers the museum mural project, Peter Hurd, and W. G. McMillian film of the project.

Manuscript Collections:

• The Museum News newsletter (1950-1956)
• Museum Blueprints
• Museum related oversized items
• U 122.1 Museum Records, 1935-1981 and undated: This 6 box collection contains office files, correspondence, news clippings, and other materials relating to the operation of the Museum of Texas Tech University between 1935 and 1981. Also includes information on the activities of the West Texas Museum Association and the Women's Council. Transferred to oversized materials were 25 blueprints.
• U 122.1 Museum Photograph Collection, 1935-1981: The collection contain 27 photographs relating to the activities of the The Museum of Texas Tech University, Lubbock Lake Site and Ranching Heritage Center between 1935 and 1981, as well as the activities of the West Texas Museum Association and the Women's Council. Pictured include Dean John R. Bradford, President R. C. Goodwin, R. C., Charles M. McLaughlin, George H. Mahon, Dorothy Rylander, and James Webb.
• SWCPC 566-E1 Ava and Cliff Barr Collection: The collection includes three color architect's renderings of interiors of the new Museum theatre, lobby and gallery space.
• U 122.2 Museum Records, 1984-1989 and undated: This is a 1 wallet collection.
• U 122.3 Museum Records, 1953-1979: This is a 14 box collection.
• U 122.4 Museum Records, 1981-1983 and undated: This is a 1 scrapbook collection.
• S 1153.1 West Texas Museum Association Records, 1937 and undated?: This 2 wallet collection contains exhibit programs and the building proposal (1937).
• S 1154.1 West Texas Museum Association Records, 1943-1985: This 1 wallet collection contains printed materials and museum reports (1943-1986).
• S 1154.2 West Texas Museum Association Records, 1950-1979: This is a 27 scrapbook collection.
• S 1154.3 West Texas Museum Association Records, 1951: This 1 wallet collection contains a collection membership list.
• S 1154.4 West Texas Museum Association Records, 1954-1985: This 1 wallet collection contains correspondence and programs.
• S 1154.5 West Texas Museum Association Records, 1959-1973: This 1 box collection contains office files, museum journal materials, new building files (1967), Women’s Council materials, and Executive Committee minutes.
• S 1154.6 West Texas Museum Association Records, 1973-1974: This is a 2 scrapbook collection.
• S 1154.7 West Texas Museum Association Records, 1989: This is a 1 wallet collection contains brochures and news clippings.
• Rollin Herald Photograph Collection, 1930s-1980s - contains numerous prints and negatives from the 1960s-1970s on the Museum's architectural renderings, interior candids of the building, art works, and candids of staff and related persons.
• Museum - various files, 1929-1965 (see S 455.1 William Curry and Frances Mayhugh Holden Papers)
• Museum, 1936-1969 (see 35.2 Vice President for Business Affairs)
• Museum, 1947-1965 (see U 148.3 Public Information Records)
• Museum at Texas Tech, [Peter Hurd] Mural, and Spitz Planetarium, 1952-1960 (see U 147.26 President's Office Records)
• Texas Tech Museum news clippings, 1954-1962 (see U 163.1 Scrapbooks)
• Museum, 1965-1973 (see U 100.11 Information Services Records)
• Museum and Museum Science, 1969-1982 (see U 20.10 Arts and Sciences Records)
• West Texas Museum, 1970-1973 (see S 977.1 W. L. Stangel Papers)
• Museum and Museum Science, 1970-1985 (see U 1.5 Academic Affairs)
• West Texas Museum Association, 1970-1985 (see U 2.2 Vice-President for Academic Affairs)
• Museum, 1972-1982 - includes director search files, the Museum Science program and general correspondence (see U 157.7 Research Services Records)
• Museum, 1973-1974 (See U 2.1 Vice-President for Academic Affairs Records)
• Museum Science, 1973-1976 (see U 20.1 College of Arts and Sciences Records)
• West Texas Museum Association, 1974-1980 (see U 1.4 Academic Affairs)
• Museum, 1976-1984(see U 2.2 Vice-President for Academic Affairs)
• Museum Science Department, 1977-1980 (see U 1.4 Academic Affairs)
• Museum Science, 1979 and 1982-1983 (see U 2.2 Vice-President for Academic Affairs)
• Museum and Heritage Students Association, 1982-2006 (See U 276.2 Center for Campus Life Records)
• Museum - report and strategic planning, 1990 and undated (see U 207.5 Provost's Office Records)
• Museum Recordings, 1996 and undated (see U 414.1 University Recordings)



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The Museum Photograph Collection
An artificial collection of photographs, postcards, and other memorabilia that were collected from various donors.  The collection was called The Museum Collection because it once resided at the Texas Tech Museum and the name remains, despite the relocation of the collection to the Southwest Collection/Special Collections Library. A searchable inventory is available here.




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Music, School of
Texas Tech has offered musical courses since 1925, but not until 1952 was a Bachelor of Music made a degree option. By the academic year 1954-1955, there were nine full-time staff members and 3 part-time. The band's increasing membership caused numerous moves for the department around campus until a music building was finally constructed in 1951.

Directors for the Goin' Band from Raiderland are: W. H. Waghorne, 1925-1926; Harry Lemaire, 1926-1934; Dewey O. Wiley, 1934-1959; Dean Killion, 1959-1980; Keith Bearden, 1981-2003; and Christopher Anderson, 2003-2010; Keith Dye and Duane Hill, 2010-2011; Duane Hill, 2012-March 30, 2018 and Eric Allen, 2012-present; and Eric Allen, Joel Pagan and Dr. Ryan Smith, 2018-present.

Texas Tech Music special bulletins, brochures and programs:

Summer Band School for Band Teachers, College Students and Graduate Students (May 1941), The Arts (May 1951), Music at Texas Tech (October 1952), Music at Texas Tech (August 1960), and Art, Drama, and Music at Texas Tech (December 1966)

Oral History Interviews:

• Keith Bearden oral history interview- faculty (2019)
• Terry Cook oral history interview (2011)
• Robert Deahl oral history interview- faculty (2000 and 2000)
• David Gaschen oral history interview (2001)
• Janeen Holmes Gilliam oral history interview (2014)
• John Gillas oral history interview- faculty (2000)
• Leon Harris oral history interview (1979, July 2001, and August 2001)
• Gene Hemmle oral history interview- faculty (1973)
• James Otis Price oral history interview (2013) - Discusses being one of the first African American students to attend Texas Tech, be part of the Goin' Band under Band Director Dean Killion, and dealing with racial discrimination.
• Anna Whitlock Henry oral history interview- faculty (1999)
• Gene Kenney oral history interview- faculty (2000)
• Pat Killion oral history interview (2002)
• Richard Meek oral history interview (2022)
• George Stelluto oral history interview (2000)
• Michael Stoune oral history interview- faculty (2018)
• Richard "Dick" E. Tolley oral history interview- faculty (2018)
• Mary Jeanne Van Appledorn oral history interview- faculty (1976 and 2000)
• William Westney oral history interview- faculty (2000)
• Dewey O. Wiley oral history interview- faculty (1969, 1977, 1978 and 1979)
• Jane Ann Wilson oral history interview- faculty (2017)

Manuscript Collections:

• Music Blueprints
• Music related oversized items
• Rollin Herald Photograph Collection, 1930s-1980s - contains a large number of prints and negatives from the 1960s-1970s on the marching band, concert bands, the Court Jesters, and various band camps. Many of the negatives are from various football game performances.
• Department of Music Report, 1968: This report includes historical information concerning enrollment, departmental budget, faculty and plans for the next 5-10 years.
• The History of the Texas Tech University Orchestra, 1925-1964 (Thesis by Laura Ann Flanagan, 2020)
• U 26.1 Band Records, 1926-1974 and undated: This 1 box and 1 oversized box collection contains printed materials, newspaper clippings, pamphlets, scrapbook materials, the Texas House Concurrent Resolution, and memorabilia. The photographs were transferred to the Heritage Club Photograph Collection.
• U 394.1 Robert Deahl Papers, 1999 and 2015: This 1 wallet collection contains Deahl's typed remembrance of Gene Hemmle and a cover letter from his wife, Lora, seeking to donate the typed pages to the archives.
• U 369.1 John Gillas Collection, 1971-2009: This 12 box collection consists of photographs, audio recordings, video recordings, programs, and scores from Mr. Gillas’s personal collection.
• S 410.1 Leon Harris Papers, 1938-1984: This 3 box collection contains pre-game and half time marching band scripts which Harris used.
• S 410.2 Leon Harris Papers, 1983-1985: This 2 wallet collection contains pre-game and half-time marching band programs, a program for the 8th Annual Texas Marching Band Festival, line-up cards, scripts and other band related items.
• U 314.1 Gene Kenney Scrapbook, 1956-2007: This 1 scrapbook collection pertains mainly to the activities of the Texas Tech Choir, of which Gene Kenney was the director.
• S 534.1 M. Dean Killion Papers, 1938-1985: This 3 box collection contains information on the professional activities of Killion, including correspondence relating to the Fresno State and Texas Tech University bands, various band clinics, and contests judged. Also includes considerable amounts of practice music for various instruments, quizzes, other band curricula, scrapbook material, and papers pertaining to organizations to which he belonged.
• U 529.1 Harry LeMaire Sr. Collection, 1909-2002: The oversized box contains correspondence, newsletters, and newsclippings related to the career of musician and Texas Tech band director LeMaire. Also included in the paving liens for LeMaire's rental properties in Lubbock, an encapsulated handwritten musical composition for "The Matador Song" (1936?), a copy of the Texas Tech Song book (1944), and 34 photographs of LeMaire and his family.
• S 564.1 Harry LeMaire, 1925-1991: This 2 wallet collection contains correspondence, financial material, and teaching material of Le Maire, Texas Technological College's first band director and author of The Matador Song.
• S 752.1 James B. Nevins Papers, 1937-1945: This 1 wallet collection includes copies of programs of band concerts and clinics in which Nevins participated.
• U 123.1 School of Music Records, 1934-2010 and undated: This 19 box collection consists of programs, flyers, news clippings, photographs, audio and visual recordings, and memorabilia of the School of Music ensembles, as well as various band service organizations.
• U 123.2 School of Music Records, 1953-1988: This 4 box collection contains correspondence, performance program booklets, committee notes, and curriculum notes.
• U 123.3 Music Department Records, 1979-1989: This 1 box collection contains newspaper clippings, 11 prints, and correspondence about the School of Music between 1979 and 1989, and pertains mainly to the history of the carillon program at Texas Tech, including the musicians who play the instruments.
• U 123.4 Music Department Slide Collection, 1974-1991 and undated: The collection consists of 466 slides featuring various various music related activities. Includes scenes from Madrigal Dinners; scenes from the musicals Carmen and Carousel and the play Patience; scenes from various TTU opera performances; and miscellaneous images of students and faculty playing musical instruments, engaged in vocal performances and participating in events such as Choir Camp.
• U 123.6 Music Department Records, 1945-1987 and undated: This 22 box collection consists of correspondence, marching band formations, press books, academic program committee, affiliated artists, calendars, commencement, course changes, fraternities and sororities, graduate studies, Lubbock Symphony Orchestra, NASM, NEA, Scholarships, Symphonic Band, Texas Music Educators Association (TMEA), Twirlers, photographs, and Pre-Game and Half Time Programs.
• U 123.6 Department of Music Photograph Collection, 1954-1987 and undated: The collection of 267 negatives and 2,097 prints consists of images of the band, its members, and performances. Included are images of drum majors, the marching band, twirlers, the choir, concert bands, court jesters, and football game footage. Three oversized photographs were transferred to UA Oversize Photos box A.
• U 123.8 Music Department Records, 1945-1996 and undated: This 20 boxes and 1 oversized folder collection is comprised mostly of materials related to various summer camps, such as All-State Choir, Band, Band/Orchestra, and Orchestra, that are held on an annual basis for secondary school students. Musical scores, like Symphony #2 Finale, and its various instrumental parts figure prominently in the collection. Miscellaneous performances in the music department are highlighted, such as a 1993 trip to Carnegie Hall, the annual Madrigal Dinners on campus, Lubbock Summer Repertory, and the University Sing. Also included are 568 prints, 218 contact sheets, 43 negatives and 65 slides.
• U 123.8 Music Department Photographs, undated: This collection consists of 5 prints and 12 copy negatives of group portraits of the Texas Tech band, both formal and performance portraits, as well as some of the former band directors. Pictured include W. R. Waghorn, Harry LeMaire, and Dewey O. Wiley.
• U 123.9 Music Department Recordings Collection, 1978-2003: This collection of 265 recordings was donated by former Band Director Keith Bearden and are related to rehearsals and performances of the Texas Tech Goin’ Band from Raiderland dated from 1978-2003.
• U 123.10 Music Department Records, 1937-2006 and undated: This 15 boxes and 1 oversize box collection consists of various memorandums, committee minutes, band rosters, programs and brochures, memorabilia and sound and video recordings.
• U 123.11 Music Department Records, 1937-2006 and undated: This 1 box collection contains 14 copies of the 1940 publication of Harry LeMaire's educational workbook "LeMaire's Signature and Chord Indicator and Chord Construction" and a loose photograph of three people with a baby labeled "Pop, Harry, Mom & Jr".
• U 123.12 Music Department Scrapbook, 1951-1968: This scrapbook primarily documents the activities of the Texas Tech Choir and Madrigal Singers from 1951-1956 and 1963-1968. It contain ephmera, musical performance programs, correspondence, newsclippings, photographs, and multiple Texas House of Representative and Texas Senate resolutions (1955, 1961 and 1963) honoring the choir, Gene Hemmle and Gene Kenney. Also included are music programs for other TTU School of Music performances, such as Carol of Lights and Annual Texas Symposium of Contemporary Music, and programs for the Lubbock Symphony Orchestra. School of Music faculty leading the choir during this time period were Gene Hemmle, conductor of the Choir; Gene Kenney, subsequent conductor; Herbert Colvin; associate conductor; and Mary Jeanne van Appledorn, pianist.
• U 124.1 Music Department Records, 1941-1949: This 1 box collection consists of correspondence primarily related to Tau Beta Sigma, Texas Tech University's first women's band sorority, joining the national music fraternity Kappa Kappa Psi national as the Alpha Chapter of Tau Beta Sigma.
• U 444.1 School of Music Symposium Collection, 2004-2006: This two box (0.4 linear feet) collection contains 11 CD recordings of plenary sessions and performances that took place during the Schumann Perspectives Symposium hosted by the Texas Tech School of Music on September 29th and 30th, 2006. It also contains a 15 part biography [on CD] of Schumann, and the files of music professor Lora Deahl, who chaired the symposium and program posters.
• U 508.1 Alan Shinn Collection, 1986-2017 and undated: This 10 box collection includes personal correspondence, musical performance programs, 109 photographs, faculty reports, memorabilia such as plaques and awards, and 522 musical performance recordings of professor Shinn's performance.
• S 1575.1 Mary Jeanne Van Appledorn Papers, 1996-2000: This 1 wallet collection contains four music scores.
• U 333.1 Mary Jeanne Van Appledorn Collection, 1912-2009: This 63 box collection contains materials relating to the personal and professional life of Mary Jeanne van Appledorn. It is divided up into five series: manuscript, books, recordings, artifacts, and oversize materials.
• U 333.2 Mary Jeanne Van Appledorn Collection, 1956-2016: This 2 box and 5 folder collection consists of materials found in the School of Music that relate to late Dr. Mary Jeanne van Appledorn's career. Included are correspondence, her Horn Professor application, recital programs, compositions, and concert recordings.
• U 49.1 Dewey O. Wiley Papers, 1915-1981 and undated: This 25 box collection contains correspondence, financial material, scrapbooks, music programs, printed materials, photographs, band organization materials (Kappa Kappa Psi, Tau Beta Sigma, and Phi Beta Mu), news clippings, and memorabilia related to Wiley's career as the "Father of Texas Bands."
• U 49.1 Dewey O. Wiley Photograph Collection, circa 1920s-1970s: This collection of 2,326 prints and negatives consists of image from Wiley's career as "the Father of Texas Bands." Pictured are early 1920s images of the Simmons University "Cowboy Band", numerous images of the Texas Tech Band, as well as Wiley family photos, postcards, and miscellaneous concert bands. A good portion of the Texas Tech Band images are of their "formations" or intricate patterns made by the band while performing during a football game. Also includes choirs, drum majors, Harry LeMaire, majorettes, Midland College football team, parades, and postcards.
• Band, 1954-1965 (see U 148.3 Public Information Records)
• Band, 1965-1997 and Department of Music, 1966-1993 (see U 185.6 University News and Publications Records)
• Music Building, 1949-1968 and Music Department, 1951-1969 (see 35.2 Vice President for Business Affairs)
• Music, 1952-1965 (see U 148.3 Public Information Records)
• Music Building, 1954-1955 (see U 147.26 President's Office Records)
• Music news clippings, 1955-1963 (See U 163.1 Scrapbooks)
• Music, 1957-1976 (See U 2.1 Vice-President for Academic Affairs Records)
• Music, 1962-1973 (see U 100.11 Information Services Records)
• Music, 1968-1976 (see U 20.1 College of Arts and Sciences Records)
• Music, 1967-1997 (see U 184.3 University News and Publications)
• Music, 1972-1982 (see U 20.10 Arts and Sciences Records)
• Music, 1979-1984 (see U 2.2 Vice-President for Academic Affairs)
• Music, 1980-1984 (see U 157.7 Research Services Records)
• Music Recordings, 1937-1987 (see U 414.2 University Recordings, 1937-1987)
• School of Music - self-study, 2012 (see U 207.5 Provost's Office Records)
• School of Music programs and recitals, 1965-1999



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Name Change
From 1959-1969, debates and demonstrations were held over the renaming of Texas Technological College. It was agreed that the word "university" was necessary to reflect the growth in size and prestige of the "college." There was a lot of vocal and written support was for retaining the Double-T logo, despite whatever name was selected for the university. By 1963, the Board of Directors officially approved the name "Texas Tech University," preserving aspects of the original name and retaining the trademark Double-T. The State Legislature, on September 1, 1969, formally approved the board's suggestion.

Oral History Interviews:

• E. N. Jones oral history interview (1973)
• Thomas A. Langford oral history interview (1975)
• Kline A. Nall oral history interview (1976)
• Otto M. Nelson oral history interview (1975)
• William E. Oden oral history interview (1969 and 1975)
• Roland Smith oral history interview- faculty (1975)
• James William Davis oral history interview (1975)

Manuscript Collections:

• U 125.1 Name Change Records, 1959-1970: This 1 box collection contains correspondence, meeting minutes and news clippings about the name change debates at Texas Technological College, as well as the controversy over the top two name selections - Texas Tech University and Texas State University.
• Name Change Controversy news clippings, 1961-1962 (See U 163.1 Scrapbooks)
• Name Change, 1963-1985 (see U 185.6 University News and Publications Records)
• Name Change, 1964-1965 and 1969 (see S 937.1 Preston Smith Papers)
• Name Change Committee, 1964-1968 (see U 147.36 President's Office Records)
• Name Change Controversy, 1967-1969 (see U 100.11 Information Services Records)



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National Youth Administration

Oral History Interviews:

• Shirley Bates oral history interview (1975)
• Jean A. Jenkins oral history interview (1975)
• George M. Tate oral history interview (1984 and 1990)

Manuscript Collections:

• U 126.1 National Youth Administration Records, 1935-1936: This 1 box collection concerns administration of a National Youth program for part-time employment of needy college students at Texas Tech during the Great Depression. It contains contains payroll information for participants, correspondence and other materials related to the WPA program. The director for the National Youth Administration for the state of Texas was Lyndon Baines Johnson.
• National Youth Administration, 1935-1941 and undated (see S 455.1 William Curry and Frances Mayhugh Holden)
• National Youth Administration, 1937-1938 (see U 147.13 President's Office)
• National Youth Administration, 1940-1941 (see S 977.1 W. L. Stangel Papers, 1888-1975)



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Nursing, School of
The School of Nursing has expanded quickly over its brief history. The first Nursing classes at Texas Tech were part of the Continuing Nursing Education Program, which began in 1979. Then in the Fall of 1981, the first students with no prior nursing education were admitted into Tech's baccalaureate nursing degree program at the Lubbock Health Sciences Campus. This program was the only BA nursing program in Texas where students receive immediate nursing instruction in clinical areas. In the Fall of 1985 the program expanded to a second campus in the Permian Basin. The rapid growth then continued to expand in the level of nursing education that could be achieved at Texas Tech. In 1988 a graduate program was began. Then in 1992 in collaboration with the University of Texas Health Sciences Center in San Antonio a doctoral program also began. At this time the School of Nursing boasts forty plus nursing faculty, who are all involved in clinical practice as well as teaching duties, programmatic level research activities, and over 500 hundred students at all levels of education.

Oral History Interviews:

• Pat Yoder Wise oral history interview- faculty (1986)

Manuscript Collections:

• U 160.1 School of Nursing Records, 1947-1997 and undated: This 59 box collection contains various office files concerning the Nursing health profession. Includes, photographs, video tapes, audio tapes of conferences, course syllabi and course materials, numerous proposals, transparencies, agendas, meeting minutes, memos, correspondence, grant applications, historical information on the formation of the School of Nursing, news clippings, printed materials, Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing surveys and materials, staff development committee files, statement of philosophy, institutional self-studies, and various reports.
• U 160.1 School of Nursing Photograph Collection, 1977-1988 and undated: The collection consists of 192 prints, 148 negatives, and 14 color slides. It consists of miscellaneous images on the nursing profession, nursing students, and the Texas Tech School of Nursing. It includes images on the Annual Conference on Continuing Education (1977); the EP and BC Advisory Committee meeting (1988); the Excellence in Nursing Practice Award Display in the HSC Library (undated); the Historical Registration (1983); the Lillian Wald Library Display (undated); the May Awards Ceremony (1986); a Nursing Exhibit (undated); the School of Nursing pin; and numerous unidentified people. Also included are slides of the Faculty Lunch and Meeting (1986), and Yondell Masters.
• U 160.2 School of Nursing Records, 1988-1990: The 3 box collection contains office files, particularly of the Permian Basin campus, as well as program reviews, general faculty regulations, graduate program proposals, and self studies.
• U 160.3 School of Nursing Photograph Collection, undated: The collection, donated by Pat Yoder Wise, consists of 3 Polaroid prints featuring nurses at work.
• U 160.4 School of Nursing Records, 1998-2001: This 3 box collection consists of syllabi from nursing courses taught at the Texas Tech Health Sciences Center.
• U 160.5 School of Nursing Slide Collection, undated: The collection consists of 268 slides of artwork and nursing activities for IMAGE.
• U 160.6 School of Nursing Records, 1968-1999: This 4 box collection consists of office files, annual reports, correspondence, course schedules, and Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing Information.
• U 160.7 School of Nursing Records, 2001-2002: This 2 box collection consists of syllabi from nursing courses taught at the Texas Tech Health Sciences Center.
• U 160.8 School of Nursing Records, 1980: This collection contains two copies of a March 1980 accreditation report on continuing education in nursing, as well as a site visit report coinciding with the accreditation report.
• Nursing Education, 1952-1958 (see U 147.26 President's Office Records)
• Proposed Nursing School- TTU, 1975-1976 and undated (see S 402.1 Kent Hance Papers)
• School of Nursing, 1979-1990 (see U 185.6 University News and Publications Records)
• School of Nursing Recordings, 1980-1998 and undated (see U 414.1 University Recordings)
• School of Nursing, 1986 (see S 1811.1 Bea Zeeck Papers)
• School of Nursing, 1998-2000 (See U 147.44 Office of the President Records)



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Official Publications

• U 219.1 Official Publications Photograph Collection, undated: The collection contains 4 oversized prints are of the architectural details of a campus building and posed shots of Texas Tech students. The images were used as a photographic preparation file for the office of Official Publications, and are located in UA Oversize Photograph Box A.



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Operations Division

• U 263.1 Operations Division Records, 1982-2000: This 2 box collection contains various committee meeting minutes.



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Pageants

• U 130.1 Pageants Records, 1926-1929: This 1 wallet collection is comprised of printed programs of annual pageants performed by Texas Tech students.



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Peace Corps

• U 138.1 Peace Corps Records, 1965-1966: This 1 small box collection consists of training materials and publications, and trainee biographies.
• Peace Corps, 1962-1968 (See U 2.1 Vice-President for Academic Affairs Records)



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Pantex

• S 1392.1 Pantex Records, 1998: This is a 1 wallet collection.
• U 132.1 Pantex Records, 1942: This 1 box collection contains Pantex Ordinance Plant records, dated 1942.
• Pantex Plant, 1945-1952(see U 148.3 Public Information Records)
• Pantex Research Farm, 1961-1974 (see S 977.1 W. L. Stangel Papers)
• Department of Research Farm Report, 1968: This report includes historical information concerning departmental budget, faculty and plans for the next 5-10 years.
• Pantex, 1997-1998 (See U 147.44 Office of the President Records)



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Park Administration and Landscape Architecture

Oral History Interviews:

• Dan Kemp oral history interview (2021)

Manuscript Collections:

• Parks Administration and Landscape Architecture Blueprints
• U 322.2 Charles R. Eatherly Collection, 1959-1975: This 1 box collection contains reports, news clipping, and printed materials on park services in Texas and Arizona and Texas Tech's E. J. Urbanovsky's student projects.
• U 282.1 Landscape Architecture Records, 1969-1996 and undated: This 7 box and 2 oversized box collection contains correspondence, analyses, reports, studies, raw data, planning papers, proposals, watershed impact studies on Guadalupe Mountains National Park, Texas.
• U 282.1 Landscape Architecture, 1979: The collection consists of desert landscape images used for a "Landscape Planning Paper" dated 1979.
• S 1888.1 Dan Kamp Papers, 1952-2020 and undated: This 1 box collection's contents highlight Kamp's career as a Parks and Recreation professional and scholar and includes correspondence wit his former professor, Elo Urbanovsky.
• U 505.1 James Kitchen Slide Collection, 1954-1988 and undated: This 2 box collection consists of 3,854 slides, 5 cassette tapes, and presentation notes usedurban by professor Kitchen for classroom instruction.
• S 544.1 James Kitchen Papers, 1955-1979: This 1 wallet collection consists of correspondence, printed material, legal material, and photographs related to the historical preservation of park.
• S 544.2 James Kitchen Papers, 1957-1972 and undated: This 2 wallet collection consists of slides.
• S 544.3 James Kitchen Papers, 1957-1972 and undated: This is a 1 wallet collection consists of newspaper clippings.
• S 557.1 Alfred B. La Gasse Papers, 1949-1977: This is 2 box collection includes correspondence, financial material, literary productions, reports and schedules, and scrapbook material related to his participation in various landscape architecture and park recreation organizations.
• S 1118.1 Elo J. Urbanowsky Papers, 1941-1978 and undated: This 1 wallet collection includes photos, news clippings, and notes from various speeches given by Urbanovsky. Of particular interest is the evidential information provided primarily through photographs about Texas Tech University during the years he taught there.
• U 134.1 Park Administration and Landscape Architecture Records, 1743-1991: This 11 box collection consists of reports, office files and published materials either written by or used as reference by department faculty and students.
• U 134.2 Park Administration and Landscape Architecture Records, 1931-1973: This 2 box collection consists of 2,069 slides and associated materials for presentations on William S. Heatly, Preston Smith, former Governor of Texas, and his wife, Ima Smith. Also included are 7 audio reels, 3 film reels, and 1 microfilm reel.
• U 134.3 Park Administration and Landscape Architecture Records, 1955-1990: This 4 box collection consists of correspondence, printed literature, photographs and other materials related to the Southwest Park and Recreation Training Institute conferences. The institute was established by Texas Tech professor Elo Urbanovsky in 1956. Another Texas Tech professor, James W. Kitchen, took over administrative duties in 1965. The collection also contains 24 photographs, 3 negatives and 14 slides.
• U 134.4 Park Administration and Landscape Architecture Records, 1959-1984: This 5 box collection consists of reports, course and published materials either written by or used as reference by department faculty and students. The collection is organized into three series: Correspondence, National Park Service (materials and reports pertaining to national parks), and Published Materials (reports and master plans from various municipalities and parks throughout Texas and the United States). This collection also includes 55 photographs.
• U 135.10 Park Administration Photograph Collection, 1928-1965 and undated: The collection of 45 prints, 275 negatives and 108 slides includes a wide variety of images such as the Monterey Class Favorites, the Texas Tech Basketball team, and Methodist Hospital.
• U 136.2 Park Administration and Landscape Architecture Photograph Collection, 1975 and undated: The collection of 13 negatives and 62 prints consists of six aerial photos, six images of recreational places such as Padre Island and the San Jacinto Monument, and 50 images of a conference held at Lake Texoma.
• U 136.11 Park Administration and Landscape Architecture Records, 1956-1989 and undated: This 5 box collection includes slide show presentations accompanied by film strips, student papers, and reports on various historic sites in Arkansas, Michigan and Texas.
• U 137.1 Parks Administration Records, 1936-2000: This 9 box collection consists of reports, office files, correspondence, published materials and photographs.
• U 216.1 Park Administration and Horticulture Department Photograph Collection, undated: The collection contains the scripts and drafts for a slide presentation called "Texas Tech-  Then and Now" and the 138 color slides that corresponds to this presentation.
• U 282.1 Landscape Architecture Photograph Collection, 1979: The collection consists of desert landscape images used for a "Landscape Planning Paper" dated 1979.
• Park Management, Horticulture and Entomology, 1952-1965 (see U 148.3 Public Information Records)
• Parks Administration and Landscape Architecture, 1955-1997 (see U 185.6 University News and Publications Records)
• Department of Park Administration Report, 1968: This report includes historical information concerning enrollment, departmental budget, faculty and plans for the next 5-10 years.
• Park Administration, 1965-1974 (see U 100.11 Information Services Records)
• Park Administration and Landscape Architecture, 1980-1984 (see U 2.2 Vice-President for Academic Affairs)
• Southwest Park and Recreation Training Institute, 1969-1975 (see U 184.3 University News and Publications)



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Personnel

• U 373.1 Personnel Pay Plans Collection, 1962-2001: This is a 1 box collection of the annual pay range documents.



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Petroleum Engineering

Texas Tech Petroleum Engineering special bulletins, brochures and programs:

Textiles and the New Generation: How the Texas Technological College is Training the Youth of America for the Cotton Milling Industry (February 1927), Engineering at Texas Technological College (June 1936), Engineering at Texas Technological College (June 1938), Professional Preparation for Work in the Petroleum Industry (October 1941), Engineering at Texas Technological College (March 1942), Petroleum Engineering, 1949 Division of Engineering (June 1955), School of Engineering Announcements, 1959-1960 (January 1959), School of Engineering Announcements, 1960-1962 (January 1960), and School of Engineering Announcements, 1962-1963 (January 1962)

Oral history interviews:

• William Lyon Ducker oral history interviews- faculty (1973 and 1980)

Manuscript Collections:

• Brief in Support of the Request for Petroleum Engineering Facilities at Texas Technological College, 1947
• Petroleum Engineering, 1949-1965 (see U 148.3 Public Information Records)
• Petroleum Engineering news clippings, 1957-1962 (see U 163.1 Scrapbooks)
• Petroleum Engineering, 1956-1960 (see 35.2 Vice President for Business Affairs)
• Petroleum Engineering, 1959-1967 (See U 2.1 Vice-President for Academic Affairs Records)
• Petroleum Engineering, 1966-1970 (see U 100.11 Information Services Records)
• Petroleum Engineering Long Range Plans, 1968: This report includes historical information concerning enrollment, departmental budget, faculty and plans for the next 5-10 years.
• Petroleum Engineering, 1969-1980 (see U 68.1 College of Engineering Records)
• Petroleum Engineering, 1971-1984 (see U 185.6 University News and Publications Records)
• Petroleum Engineering, 1979-1984 (see U 2.2 Vice-President for Academic Affairs)



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Philosophy Department

• U 142.1 Philosophy Department Records, 1961-1972: This 1 wallet collection contains correspondence, information on faculty and graduate programs, Texas Commission on Higher Education materials, and a department proposal to the Bicentennial Committee.
• Philosophy Department Report, 1968: This report includes historical summary of the department and its faculty, student enrollment, departmental budget, and its anticipated needs for the next 5-10 years.
• Philosophy, 1966-1976 (see U 20.1 College of Arts and Sciences Records)
• Philosophy, 1969-1970 (see U 100.11 Information Services Records)
• Department of Philosophy, 1970-1988 and undated (see U 185.6 University News and Publications Records)
• Philosophy, 1974-1982 (see U 20.10 Arts and Sciences Records)
• Philosophy, 1979-1983 (see U 2.2 Vice-President for Academic Affairs)



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Photographic Services
Photographic Services was a unit within the Office of University News and Publications, which was organized to handle news and information for the Texas Tech University system. It was responsible for taking photographs to accompany media stories and other outreach needs for the university, as well as serving as an on-site photography studio for campus requests such as portraits of faculty, staff and administrators.

• Photographic Services Photograph Collection, 1969- : Select images digitized from the collection which are viewable online.
• U 236.1 Photographic Services - Portrait Collection, 1972-2005: The 3 box collection is comprised of 27,496 negatives of portraits of Texas Tech faculty, staff and administrators, as well as a small number of student portraits.
• U 236.2 Photographic Services Photograph Collection, 1972-2012 and undated: The 6 box collection contains 3,981 contact sheets and 64 prints documenting activities on the Texas Tech campus, including its facilities, staff, faculty, and students. The negative corresponding to the contact sheets and prints are housed in a separate collection with the same collection number.
• See also Communications and Marketing, Public Information, and Information Services -- all of these are name changes for the same department as Photographic Services.



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Physical Plant
The department of Physical Plant is responsible for the planning, construction, renovation, maintenance, and repair of campus buildings and facilities.

• U 294.1 Physical Plant Records, 1992-2004: This 21 box and 3 oversized folder collection consists of a report on the utilities systems with blueprints folded inside (January, 1950) and annual fiscal reports from 1992-2003.
• U 294.2 Physical Plant Records, 1994-2008: This 94 box collection is divided into three sections- series one of the collection consists of two boxes of files on the 1997-1998 renovation of the Administration Building's west wing; series two includes bound project specification manuals for Texas Tech buildings; and series three consists of project files including correspondence, photographs, and blueprints, relating to Physical Plant projects around campus.
• U 294.3 Physical Plant Records, 1947-2010: This 55 box collection consists of project and renovation files that were digitized before being delivered to the University Archives. This collection is a temporary holding.
• U 294.4 Physical Plant Reports, 1950-2003: This 1 box collection consists of a report on the utilities systems with blueprints folded inside (January, 1950) and annual fiscal reports from 1992-2003.
• See also Facilities Planning and Construction.
• Physical Plant news clippings, 1957-1959 (see U 163.1 Scrapbooks)
• Physical Plant, 1951-1969 (see 35.2 Vice President for Business Affairs)
• Physical Plant, 1981-1994 (see U 185.6 University News and Publications Records)



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Physics Department

• Dr. Clarence Carl Schmidt oral history interview- faculty (1973)
• S 376.1 Preston F. Gott Papers, 1947-1988 and undated: This 4 wallet collection pertains to Gott’s research and teaching career at Texas Tech University, as well as information on the Texas Tech Astronomy Club and the construction of an observatory.
• S 375.3 Preston F. Gott Papers, 1973-1991 and undated: This 1 wallet collection consists of Texas Tech Astronomy Club material and a printed material related to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
• S 375.4 Preston F. Gott Papers, 1987-1988: This 1 wallet collection contains biographical sketches of both Preston and Edna Gott, and materials concerning endowed scholarships established by Preston Gott.
• Physics, 1954-1965 (see U 148.3 Public Information Records)
• Physics news clippings, 1955-1962 (see U 163.1 Scrapbooks)
• Physics, 1958-1967 (See U 2.1 Vice-President for Academic Affairs Records)
• Physics, 1965-1976 (see U 20.1 College of Arts and Sciences Records)
• Physics, 1966-1968 (see U 100.11 Information Services Records)
• Physics Department Report, 1968: This report includes historical summary of the department and its faculty, student enrollment, departmental budget, and its anticipated needs for the next 5-10 years.
• Physics, 1976-1982 (see U 20.10 Arts and Sciences Records)
• Physics, 1979-1983 (see U 2.2 Vice-President for Academic Affairs)
• Physics, 1981-1994 (see U 185.6 University News and Publications Records)



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Placement Office and Placement Services

• Placement Office, 1961-1967 (see 35.2 Vice President for Business Affairs)
• Placement Services, 1951-1969 (see 35.2 Vice President for Business Affairs)



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Planning Office (also known as Planning Department)

• U 143.1 Planning Department Records, 1957-1981: This 4 box collection includes files on budget guidelines and requests, legislative requests, student demonstrations in 1969-1970, information on the Western Information Network (WIN), and damage from the 1970 Lubbock Tornado.
• U 144.1 Planning Office Records, 1937-1983 and undated: This is a 10 box collection.
• U 144.2 Planning Office Records, 1937-1983 and undated: This is a 10 box collection.
• U 144.19 Planning Office Records, 1923-1985 and undated: This 47 box collection includes departmental self-studies, as well as information regarding the physical campus and development of the medical school, with the bulk of the material dating from the 1960's and 1970's.
• See also Physical Plant and Facilities Planning and Construction.



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Planning and Assessment, Office of
The Office of Planning and Assessment contributes to the university mission by promoting and leading institutional effectiveness activities; facilitating the measurement and analysis of institutional assessment data, and supporting institutional compliance.

• U 442.1 Office of Planning and Assessment Report, 2010: This 1 wallet collection contains the 2010 McCabe Academic Integrity Survey Report.



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Plant and Soil Sciences
The Department of Plant and Soil Science teaches students to investigate basic biological and physical to focus on problems in plant genetics, plant development, pest control, and plant use for food, fiber or aesthetics. The three fields of study that are taught include Agronomy, Horticulture and Integrated Pest Management.

Oral History Interviews:

• Don Ashdown oral history interview- faculty (1976 and 1981)
• Harold Dregne oral history interview- faculty (1975)
• George Tereshkovich oral history interview- faculty (1995)

Manuscript Collections:

• U 145.1 Plant and Soil Sciences Department Records, 1935-1974 and undated: This is a 1 oversized box collection.
• U 146.1 Plant and Soil Sciences Records, 1947-1971 and undated: This 10 box collection consists of photographs, plaques, trophies and certificates pertaining to the activities of the Texas Tech crop judging teams coached by Professor Cecil Ayers beginning in 1942.
• U 146.1 Plant and Soil Sciences Photograph Collection, 1935-1969: The collection of 32 prints consists of various images of people who have won awards. Included are the Crops Judging team (1935, 1951, 1954-1969), an awards banquet in Kansas City (1948), the Crops team members (1948, 1950), Grain judging team (1951), individual crops competition winners (1953, 1957, 1962, 1965-66), and the National Grain Sorghum Show judge (1958). People pictured include Cecil Ayers, Rex Johnson, Bill Starnes, and Arthur W. Young.
• U 488.1 George O. Elle Collection, 1931-1983 and undated: This 2 box collection consists of 2,804 slides and 18 photographs related to Dr. Elle's research and field work.
• S ? George Tereshkovich Papers, 1951-1980: This 1 wallet collection contains correspondences, literary productions, and printed material concerning Tereshkovich’s work on Buffalo Gourd research.
• S 567-E1, E3-E5 George Tereshkovich Collection: 6 prints of the installation of the University Greenhouses (1973); 39 color slides of the Dairy Barn and Silo (1982-1983); and 12 color slides of Agronomy Farm and related plant plots west of Flint Avenue and the area between the west wing of the Library and the Agriculture Building (1953-1968).
• Plant and Soil Sciences, 1978-1984 (see U 2.2 Vice-President for Academic Affairs)



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Political Science Department
The Political Science department at Texas Tech University offers both undergraduate and graduate degrees, including one in public administration. The department also houses the Center for Public Service, which offers hands-on research opportunities for political science graduate students.

Oral History Interviews:

• Alberto R. Gonzales oral history interview- faculty (2009)
• Sabe McClain (S.M.) Kennedy oral history interview- faculty (1992)
• William E. Oden oral history interview- faculty (1969 and 1975)
• William E. Oden oral history interview- faculty (1992)
• Neale J. Pearson oral history interview- faculty (2014)
• Roland Smith oral history interview- faculty (1975)

Manuscript Collections:

• S ? William E. Oden Papers, 1961-1965: This 1 wallet collection contains correspondence and literary productions. Of particular interest is the correspondence dealing with Oden's article "A Study of Tenure and Turnover in the Texas Legislature."
• U 223.1 Political Science Department Records, 1974-1975: This 1 wallet collection contains the Texas Tech University Police Annual Report for 1974-1975.
• U 223.2 Political Science Department Records, 1928-1986 and undated: This 3 box collection consists of miscellaneous books, framed certificates, memorabilia, plaques, and framed photographs. Four photographs have been removed from their old frames and placed into acid-free sleeves. These images are group portraits concerning athletic activities.
• Political Science, 1964-1976 (see U 20.1 College of Arts and Sciences Records)
• Political Science Department, 1968-1994 (see U 185.6 University News and Publications Records)
• Political Science, 1974-1982 (see U 20.10 Arts and Sciences Records)
• Political Science, 1979-1984 (see U 2.2 Vice-President for Academic Affairs)



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Prairie Fire

• U 499.1 Prairie Fire publications, 1926-1927: This 1 wallet collection contains 4 copies of the student literary publication.



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Presidential Lecture and Performance Series

• U 342.1 Presidential Lecture and Performance Series Records, 2006-2008: This 1 box collection is comprised of web page printouts, meeting agendas and minutes, invitations, brochures, and fliers connected with events sponsored by this group. The collection, donated by Dr. Mary Jane Hurst, also includes CDs of various performances - Paul Taylor Residency (2008); Paul Taylor Residency - Master Class (2008); COE Lecture Festival (2007); Santa Fe Opera (2007); Chris Gardner; Duke Ellington Orchestra; Emerson String Quartet; Marc-Andrè Hamelin Concert; and the President's Book Award (2006-2008).



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PrinTech
PrinTech was a campus department that operating a printing and reproduction service for other Texas Tech University entities. It produced printed materials such as flyers, posters and brochures, as well as transparencies and lecture materials for research and teaching faculty. The department was closed in 2000.

• U 435.1 PrinTech Records, 1971-1994: This 4 box collection consists of negatives, prints and slides used for the production of Texas Tech University printed and teaching materials, such as lecture transparencies. Included are 18,762 negatives, 371 contact sheets, 762 prints and 51 slides.



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Programs for Academic Support Services (PASS)

• U 498.1 Programs for Academic Support Services (PASS) Final Report, Fall 1992: This 1 wallet collection contains 1 bound report.



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Psychology

• Psychology and Sociology, 1954-1965 (see U 148.3 Public Information Records)
• Psychology news clippings, 1955-1960 (see U 163.1 Scrapbooks)
• Psychology Department, 1958-1967 (See U 2.1 Vice-President for Academic Affairs Records)
• Psychology, 1965-1976 (see U 20.1 College of Arts and Sciences Records)
• Psychology Department, 1966-1973 (see U 100.11 Information Services Records)
• Psychology, 1968-1992 (see U 185.6 University News and Publications Records)
• Psychology, 1974-1982 (see U 20.10 Arts and Sciences Records)
• Psychology, 1977-1980 (see U 1.4 Academic Affairs)
• Psychology, 1981-1984 (see U 2.2 Vice-President for Academic Affairs)
• Psychology Department - graduate program review, 1998-2004 (see U 207.5 Provost's Office Records)



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Public Art Program

• U 430.1 Public Art Program Slide Collection, 1974-2005: This 1 box collection contains 1, 717 slides of artists' works. Most of the slides were submitted by the artists or their representatives to the Public Art Program as part of the artists' application process for commissions for new public art pieces to be added to the Texas Tech University System campuses.
• University Art Collection Manager and Committee, 1998-2001 (see U 147.44 President's Office Records)
• Public Art Program, 2016 (see U 147.30 President's Office Records)



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Public Information, Department of
The Department of Public Information, now called University News and Publications, handled publicity and presses releases for Texas Tech University. It also gathered news clippings and media information published on Texas Tech by outside entities.

• U 148.3 Public Information Records, 1958-1991 (Series 1): This 41 box collection consists of press releases, news clippings, and information on Texas Tech faculty, staff, students, academic programs, and various other related activities.
• U 148.3 Public Information Negative Collection, 1941-1969 (Series 2): This 6 box collection consists of negatives related to the activities of the Department of Public Information. Select images from this collection have been digitized and are viewable at here.
• U 148.3 Public Information Photograph Collection, 1923-1977 (Series 3): This 5 box collection consists of prints related to the activities of the Department of Public Information. Select images from this collection have been digitized and are viewable at here.



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Quality Service and Professional Development
The Department of Quality Service and Professional Development creates, schedules, arranges and teaches various types of training and education courses geared toward employee development and skills. Some of the courses are mandatory for continued employment while others offer staff opportunities to expand their skills. The department also administers an employee recognition award program.

• U 292.1 Quality Service and Professional Development Records, 2002: This 1 box collection consists of training rosters and materials for courses taught by the Texas Tech department of Quality Service and Professional Development.
• U 292.2 Quality Service Council Records, 1994-1996: This 1 box collection contains meeting minutes, agendas and related documentation of the Quality Service Council.



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Ranch Headquarters Association

• S 1275.1 Ranching Heritage Association Records, 1983-1990: The 1 wallet collection includes guidebooks, note cards, letters, and papers of the Ranching Heritage Association of Lubbock, Texas that were collected by Mrs. H. Allen Anderson who was a member.
• U 150.1 Ranch Headquarters Association Records, 1971-1973: This 1 wallet collection contains the meeting minutes of the Ranch Headquarters (later called the Ranching Heritage) Association from 1971 to 1973.
• Ranching Heritage Association, 1985-1990 (see U 185.6 University News and Publications Records)



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Ranching Heritage Center
Dedicated on July 4, 1976, the Ranching Heritage Center is comprises of a 12 acre outdoor exhibit of 31 historic structures, dating from the 1830's to about 1917, with the structures have been moved to the current site from locations throughout the state and authentically restored in order to depict the history of farming and ranching in the West Texas area. These buildings show the evolution of ranching, and many of the structures originate from famous ranches that played decisive roles in the development of modern ranching such as the 6666, the Matador, the XIT, and the King ranches. It was later renamed the National Ranching Heritage Center.

Oral History Interviews:

• William Curry Holden oral history interview- faculty (tape 6, 1/8/68 and 5/3/68)
• Alvin Davis oral history interview- director (2008)
• Williard Robinson oral history interview (1978)- Barton House restoration
• Lee R. Graves oral history interview (1977)
• Ranching Heritage Center Dedication oral history interview (1976)

Manuscript Collections:

• Ranching Heritage Center related oversized items
• U 151.1 Ranching Heritage Center Records, 1966-1977: This is a 1 box collection.
• U 151.1 Ranching Heritage Center Records, 1975-1979 and undated: This is a 1 box collection.
• U 151.1 Ranching Heritage Center Records, 1981: This is a 1 wallet collection.
• U 151.2 Ranching Heritage Center Records, 1902-1990 and undated: This 20 box collection includes financial materials, invitations, correspondence, various newsletters, guest books, and biographical sketches of the various ranch buildings and their previous owners. Two of the boxes contain the writings of Mamie Burns, wife of former Pitchfork Ranch manager D. Burns.
• U 151.2 Ranching Heritage Center Photograph Collection, 1917-1988: This collection of 118 prints, 26 negatives, and 2 slides contains images of activities on the Ranching Heritage Center compound, the various ranch building and their interiors, members of the Ranching Heritage Association, activities related to the National Western Artists Show and Sales, people wearing historic costumes, the old Arnett Ranch Headquarters building, a slave cabin, Spring Lake Ranch, and Will Rogers. Also includes two damaged, mounted images- one is of Geo. Turner holding a team of horses next to oil derricks that were close to the Bickley Farm north of Electra, Texas in 1917 The second image is of a group of children posed beside a school in Clara, Texas in 1920. Pictured include the 6666 Barn; Dr. Len Ainsworth, Ninia Bivins; Alton Brazell; Clay County Jail (Clay County, Tex.); Cattle; Chuckwagons; Clara (Tex.); Cowboys; Electra (Tex.); Ewing Halsell; Hogs; Fran Holden; Horses; Longhorn Cattle; Jiggs Mann; Dr. Grover E. Murray; Montie Ritchie; Geo Turner; and windmills.
• U 151.3 Ranching Heritage Center Photograph Collection, undated: The collection consists of three oversized prints. One is a woman’s portrait labelled "Edwards, T Bar Ranch, Tahoka, undated". The remaining two are slightly different versions an undated color aerial of the Texas Tech University campus.
• U 151.4 National Ranching Heritage Center Collection, 2016: This 1 wallet collection consists of three items related to the Ranch Life  Series with Hank the Cowdog program at the NRHC. Included is book 1 titled "Ranch Life Series: Ranching and Life Stock (2016), a brochure for "The Ranch Life Learning Center at the National Ranching Heritage Center," and the "Ranch Life With Hank the Cowdog" curriculum teaching guide.
• Ranching Heritage Center - numerous files on the Ranching Heritage Association and the Ranching Heritage Center, 1959-1998 (see U 184.3 University News and Publications)
• Ranching Heritage Center, 1969-1978 (see U 68.5 College of Engineering Records, 1928-1980 and undated)
• Ranching Heritage Center, 1975-1978 (see U 147.38 President's Office Records)
• Ranching Heritage Center, 1978-1981 (see U 147.9 President's Office Records)
• Ranching Heritage Center, 1981-1984 (see U 2.2 Vice-President for Academic Affairs)
• Ranching Heritage Center - numerous files, including Grand Opening, 1982-1981, video/slideshow production script, 1983, and development and growth documents, 1972-1980 (see S 1811.1 Bea Zeeck Papers, 1941-2009)
• Ranching Heritage Center files and photographs, 1967-1990 (see U 185.6 University News and Publications Records)
• Ranching Heritage Center files, 1986-1999 (see S 1864.1 Alvin Davis Papers, 1866-2016 and undated)



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Range and Wildlife

Oral History Interviews:

• Ronald Sosebee oral history interview- faculty (6/12/12, 6/28/16, and 8/1/16)

Manuscript Collections:

• Range and Wildlife, 1964-1973 (see U 100.11 Information Services Records)
• Department of Range and Wildlife Report, 1968: This report includes historical information concerning enrollment, departmental budget, faculty and plans for the next 5-10 years.
• Range and Wildlife Management, 1978-1984 (see U 157.7 Research Services Records)
• Range and Wildlife Management, 1983-1997 and undated (see U 185.6 University News and Publications Records)
• Henry A. Wright Papers (digitized)



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Rattlesnake Canyon
Deeded to Texas Tech in December of 1981 by Stanley C. Stribling, the 91-acre property known as Rattlesnake Canyon is located within an 11,000-acre ranch located in Val Verde County, Texas. "Rattlesnake Canyon boasts one of the six finest surviving pictographic panels of the Pecos River Rock Art Style." (description courtesy of the Executive Summary page of the white paper contained within the collection).

• U 434.1 Rattlesnake Canyon Records, 1996-2016: This 1 small box collection contains correspondence concerning access to the site and its proposed sale, a bound white paper on the site's history, a preservation grant proposal to the Getty Conservation Institute, and a CD of photos of the site taken by David Marshall in 2009.
• Rattlesnake Canyon, 1996-2009 (See U 147.53 Office of the President Records)
• Rattlesnake Canyon, 2002 (See U 147.14 Office of the President Records)
• Rattlesnake Canyon, 2002-2003 (See U 147.44 Office of the President Records)



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Red Raider Camp
The Red Raider Camp was established to help transition students who have just graduated high school and are planning to attend Texas Tech University.

• U 262.1 Red Raider Camp Records, 2001-2017: This 3 box collection includes pamphlets, recordings, T-shirts, a baseball cap, and memorabilia related to orientation activies at the Texas Tech Junction campus in Junction, Texas (2001) and then later in Brownwood, Texas. Also included are two oversized framed items: Lance Armstrong, Texas Tech Convocation speaker (September 3, 2003) and Multi-page Red Raider Camp at Junction article written by Curt Langford (undated).
• Red Raider Camp, 2000-2008 (See U 276.2 Center for Campus Life Records)
• Red Raider Camp, 2003 (see U 184.3 University News and Publications)



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Red Raider Retrospective


Red Raider Retrospective Photograph Collection, 1925- historical images of the Texas Tech campus, student life, faculty, and campus activities that have been pulled together from various collections.




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Registrar

Oral History Interviews:

• Warren P. I. Clement oral history interview (1973 and 1981 )
• Evelyn Clewell oral history interview (1973 and 1982)

Manuscript Collections:

• U 152.7 Registrar Records, 1925-1972: This 5 box collection consists of office files, correspondence, annual reports, grade distribution reports, enrollment statistic reports, and miscellaneous committee and social organization files.
• S 1296.1 Evelyn Clewell Papers, 1931-1972 and undated: This one wallet collection includes files on a brief history of Texas Tech (1972) and undergraduate enrollment patterns (1971-1975).
• Reports of the Registrar, 1925-1930 (see U 147.5 President's Office)
• Registrar's Office, 1932-1935 (see U 147.13 President's Office)
• Registrar's Office, 1948-1951 (see U 147.23 President's Office)
• Annual Report: Registrar's Statistical Summary, 1955-1956 (See U 147.26 President's Office Records)
• Registrar's Statistical Summary, 1951-1961 (see U 68.1 College of Engineering Records)



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Rehabilitation Training Program

• U 153.1 Rehabilitation Training Program Records, 1965-1976 and undated: The 1 box collection contains correspondence, reports, questionnaires, and training institute files.
• Rehabiliation counseling and training program, 1958-1961 (see U 147.32 President's Office Records, 1939-1963 and undated)



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Research and Graduate Studies, Office of

• U 154.1 Office of Research and Graduate Studies Records, 1963-1984 and undated: The 4 box collection consists of approved faculty and departmental research proposals.
• U 154.2 Office of Research and Graduate Studies Records, 1962-1975 and undated: The 6 box collection contains correspondence, files on research projects in various Texas Tech departments and colleges, as well as information pertaining to the Texas Tech Board of Regents Meetings, the Gulf Universities Research Consortium (G.U.R.C.), and the National Science Foundation (N.S.F.). Also included is one photograph.
• U 154.3 Office of Research and Graduate Studies Records, 1963-1978: This is a 6 box collection.
• Research and Graduate Studies, 1976-1980 (see U 68.1 College of Engineering Records)



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Research Bureau

• U 155.1 Research Bureau Records, 1958: This is a 1 wallet collection.



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Research Services
The Office of Research Services provided centralized administrative and management services for sponsored projects. Such projects include grants, contracts, and cooperative agreements, both from the public and private sectors, which support research, instructional, and service projects.

• U 157.1 Research Services Records, 1959-1974: This 12 box collection consists of research-based projects and grants by graduate students and faculty at Texas Tech University.
• U 157.2 Research Services Records, 1963-1973: This 5 box collection consists of research-based projects and grants by graduate students and faculty at Texas Tech University.
• U 157.3 Research Services Records, 1962-1976: This 6 box collection consists of research-based projects and grants by graduate students and faculty at Texas Tech University.
• U 157.4 Research Services Records, 1963-1977: This is 6 box collection consists of research-based projects and grants by graduate students and faculty at Texas Tech University.
• U 157.5 Research Services Records, 1966-1979: This is 7 box collection consists of research-based projects and grants by graduate students and faculty at Texas Tech University.
• U 157.6 Research Services Records, 1962-1979: This is a 5 box collection consists of research-based projects and grants by graduate students and faculty at Texas Tech University
• U 157.7 Research Services Records, 1964-1988 and undated: This 25 box collection consists of research-based projects and grants by graduate students and faculty at Texas Tech University.
• Office of Research Services, 1966-1997 (see U 185.6 University News and Publications Records)



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Residents Standards Board Handbook
The Handbook described guidelines for student behavior in the dormitories, the Residents Standards Board operation and procedures, forms, and dining and housing costs.

• U 198.1 Residence Standards Board Handbook Records, 1970-1979: This 1 wallet collection consists of Handbooks of the Residents Standards Board from 1970-1979.



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Scrapbooks on Texas Tech

• U 44.1 College Scrapbooks, 1923-1973: This 15 box collection consists of newspaper clippings glued into scrapbooks, as well as a few memorabilia items.
• U 163.1 Scrapbooks, 1920-1963: This 5 box collection contains news clippings on Texas Technological College, Texas Tech personnel and events. There are also clippings on other colleges, particularly ones in Texas, and various topics such as segregation and integration.
• U 163.2 Scrapbook, 1927-1929: This is a 1 scrapbook collection.



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Seal of Texas Tech

• College Seal, 1953 (see U 147.32 President's Office Records)
• College Seal, 1953-1954 (see U 147.26 President's Office Records)
• College Seal, 1967-1969 (see U 1.1 Academic Affairs Records)



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Seismological Observatory

• U 224.1 Seismological Observatory Records, 1998 and undated: This 1 wallet collection pertains to the destruction of the observatory in December of 1998 and includes 11 color slides of the observatory before and after its destruction.
• Seismological Observatory, 1947 (see U 48.3 Public Information Records)
• Seismological Observatory, 1951-1952 (see U 80.1 Financial Affairs Records)
• Seismological Observatory, 1951-1952 (see U 147.26 President's Office Records)
• Seismology Observatory news clippings, 1957-1962 (see U 163.1 Scrapbook Collection)
• Seismological Observatory, 1957-1961 (See U 2.1 Vice-President for Academic Affairs Records)
• Seismological Observatory, 1967-1969 (See U 154.2 Office of Research Services Records)
• Seismological Observatory and Vault, 1968-1969 (See U 36.1 Campus Planning Committee Records)
• Seismological Observatory budget request, 1970-1971 (See U 1.6 Academic Affairs Records)
• Seismological Observatory Grants, 1971-1972 (See U 154.1 Research and Graduate Studies Records)



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Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work

Oral History Interviews:

• Charlotte Dunham oral history interview- faculty (2019)
• R. C. Goodwin oral history interview - establishment of Sociology Dept. (1974)
• James Goss oral history interview- faculty (undated, 2014 and 2015)
• Grant Hall oral history interview- faculty (2008)
• Ivan Little oral history interview- instructor (1974)
• Mabel Smith oral history interview- faculty (1974)

Manuscript Collections:

• Department of Anthropology Report, 1968: This report includes historical information concerning enrollment, departmental budget, faculty and plans for the next 5-10 years.
• U 227.1 Sociology Reports, 1974: This one wallet collection contains two reports- a "Review of the Academic Program of the TTU Dept. of Sociology, 1974", and a "Self Study: Undergraduate Social Welfare Program, 1974".
• U 227.2 Sociology Technical Report, 2001: This one wallet collection contains Dr. Paul Johnson's publication, "Continuum of Care and Beyond: A Technical Report," which was commissioned to "gain a current estimate of the homeless population and its available aid resources within the City of Lubbock."
• U 337.1 William Mayer-Oakes Collection 1896-2000: This 12 box collection consists of the publications of Dr. Mayer-Oakes as well as the reprints of several of his colleagues in the fields of anthropology and archeology.
• U 400.1 Robert G. Campbell Slide Collection, 1960s-1990s: This collection consists of an estimated 50,000 slides documenting Dr. Campbell's visits to historic archaeological sites around the world. Though the collection is still in the early stages of being processed several hundred slides from the collection have been digitized and are available for viewing here.
• U 496.1 Nancy Hickerson Papers, 1954-1973: This 3 box collection contains printed materials, field notes and journals, and materials related to Dr. Hickerson's research conducted in Central America. Also included are 15 photographs and 14 reel recordings documenting findings and events from the research sites.
• Anthropology, 1976-1981 (see U 20.10 Arts and Sciences Records)
• Anthropology, 1976-1983 and undated (see U 157.7 Research Services Records)
• Anthropology, 1979-1984 (see U 2.2 Vice-President for Academic Affairs Records)
• Anthropology, 1988-1994 (see U 185.6 University News and Publications Records)
• Sociology, 1962-1976 (see U 20.1 College of Arts and Sciences Records)
• Sociology and Anthropology, 1966-1971 (see U 100.11 Information Services Records)
• Sociology Department, 1966-1980 (see U 147.9 President's Office Records)
• Sociology, 1970-1981 (see U 20.10 Arts and Sciences Records)



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Southwest Collection
After the opening of Texas Technological College, the library started gathering manuscript material. As the potential of the collection became obvious, it was separated into an entity of its own. The archives, named the Southwest Collection, had its first official location in the basement of what was then the West Texas Museum (now called Holden Hall). Over the years, the collection grew in size and reputation. In 1963, the collection was moved from its home of 8 years and placed in the basement of the library (now the Math building). Once again the archives outgrew its location. In 1997, the Southwest Collection moved into its new building, located just north of the main Library. The archives' was renamed the Southwest Collection/Special Collections Library.

Oral History Interviews:

• Jim Brunjes history interview (2021) - describes the building of the Southwest Collection building and the Jones stadium.
• Seymour V. Connor seminar oral history interview- faculty (1969, 1973, and 1989)
• Adelle Holland oral history interview - speaks about the creation of the Southwest Collection (2011)
• Richard Mason oral history interview (2011)
• David J. Murrah oral history interview-faculty ( 1973, 1975 and 1980; 2007; and 2020)
• William Tydeman oral history interview- faculty (2017)

Manuscript Collections:

• Southwest Collection Blueprints
• U 165.1 Southwest Collection Records, 1952-1997: This one box collection contains a variety of items relating to the history of the Southwest Collection/Special Collections Libraries. Included is early correspondence that dealt with the 1955 opening of the Southwest Collection, letters expressing the need for more space (at both the Museum and Math Building locations), news clippings regarding major donations in the early years of the collection, notes used to compile a guide to the W. C. Holden Collection, and collection guides from 1952 and 1967-68.
• U 165.1 Southwest Collection Photographs, 1956-1981 and undated: The collection contains 15 prints and 4 negatives depicting a variety of images relating to the history of the archives, including two former directors, staff, a 1959 football rally and cheerleaders, the Women's Study Club (Lorenzo, Tex.) and an arial view of the Tech campus. Pictured include Dr. Anson R. Bertrand, Seymour V. Connor, Sylvan Dunn, Dr. Donald E. Green, Senator Dorsey B. Hardeman, Damon Hill, Leete Jackson, Frank Junell, and David Murrah.
• U 165.2 Southwest Collection Records, 1947-1981 and undated: This two box collection contains a variety of items relating to the history of the Southwest Collection/Special Collections Libraries, including brochures, reports, and correspondence.
• U 165.3 Southwest Collection Photographs, 1998: This collection of 24 color slides consists of various images of the staff, the Coronelli Globe, and interior and exterior shots of the building.
• U 165.4 Southwest Collection Photographs, 1997 and undated: This collection of 35 prints and 20 negatives of images of a reunion of the 1939 Texas Tech University football team celebrating their 1939 Cotton Bowl tournament. The event was held in the old Southwest Collection location in the Math Building. Also part of the collection is images from the 1997 dedication of the new Southwest Collection building, including images of the primary guest speaker, historian David McCullough.
• U 165.5 Southwest Collection Photographs, Sept. 23-24, 1999: This collection of 24 prints and 45 negatives consists of images of participants at the 2nd Annual Legends of the Southwest Symposium, entitled "Our Hidden Hispanic Heritage". Included are photographs of the various presenters and attendees. Starting in the fall of 1998, the Southwest Collection holds the Legends of the Southwest Symposium. The first one centered around western writers, with the homage paid to guest speaker Elmer Kelton. The 1999 session's theme was on hispanic heritage, with speakers presenting papers on Coronado, hispanic ranching, and a impersonation of Father Junipero Serro. Pictured include Dr. Don Blakesee, Donald Cutter, David Marshall, Dr. John Miller Morris, Jim Pfluger, Dr. Joe Sanchez; Dr. Andres Tijerina, Bill Tydeman, and Chris Wilson.
• U 165.6 Southwest Collection Photographs, undated: This collection consists of 14 copy prints from the Southwest Collection. Included are photos of ranching, musicians, and various people.
• U 165.7 Southwest Collection Photographs, 1980s: This collection consists of ten images from the 1980s showing staff picking up collections, Arlene Smith's retirement party, and a tent show exhibition and book signing.
• U 165.8 Southwest Collection Records, 2000: This collection of 94 slides consists of interior and exterior views of the Southwest Collection/Special collections Library building, staff and equipemnt. The black and white slides aare of images from the Early Lubbock exhibit that was on display in the stairwell leading up to the director's office on the 3rd floor. All slides were taken by staff from the archives.
• U 165.9 Southwest Collection Records, 1928-2002: This 30 box collection consists of administrative files of Dr. David Murrah, with the bulk of the collection dating between the 1960s to the 1980s.
• U 165.9 Southwest Collection Photographs, 1972-1994 and undated: This collection consists of 412 prints, 50 contact sheets, 484 negatives and 2 slides of miscellaneous images of actitives of the Southwest Collection staff. Pictured include Don Anderson, Fran Holden, William Curry Holden, Ray Janeway, George Mahon, Melvin Mann, the Matador Cowboy Reunion, Gordon McClendon, David Murrah, Charlie Scruggs, Governor Preston Smith and John C. White.
• U 165.10 Southwest Collection Photographs, 2000-2001 and undated: This collection consists of 62 prints, 62 negatives and 2 slides of miscellaneous images of the Holden Reading Room decorated in the Mary Jane Johnson concert; boxes in the stacks of the old building; S. V. Connor and Clifford B. Jones posing with a large book; various images of books, magazines and other items collected by the Southwest Collection; and various staff members and the building. Nine of the images were taken after a winter ice storm in early spring 2001 of the Southwest Collection building and its campus surrounding.
• U 165.11 Southwest Collection Photographs, April 5, 2001: This collection consists of seven images taken at the Faculty Book Exhibit reception on April 5, 2001. Provost John Burns presented certificates to staff and faculty who published materials in 1999-2001. Pictured with Burns include Southwest Collection staff and professors such as Alwyn Barr, Paul Carlson, Marletta Childs and Janet Neugebauer. The Texas Tech Library holds a reception annually in conjuction with the Faculty/Staff Book Exhibit. Due to Library construction, the 2001 reception served for a two year span.
• U 165.13 Southwest Collection Photograph Collection, early 1980s: This collection consists of nine images of SWC staff moving boxes of donated materials into the archives, staff and students enjoying a meal at Janet Neugebauer's home, and SWC staff at a West Texas Historical Association meeting. People pictured include Eustace Gomez, Rebecca Herring, Tai Kreidler, Lisa Lambert, Richard Mason, David Murrah, and Janet Neugebauer.
• AV 189 Southwest Collection Audio and Visual Collection, 1995-2003: This 1 box collection contains 35 recordings from the 1997 dedication events for the new Southwest Collection/Special Collections Library and 140 slides of various SWC staff members, interior views of the old and new buildings, including images of the new building's construction and groundbreaking ceremony.
• U 426.1 Abel Ramirez Photograph Collection, 1994-1996 : This 70 print and 74 negative collection consists of images the site and surrounding buildings for the new Southwest Collection Building before and during construction.
• Southwest Collection, 1941-1972 (see S 499.1 Clifford B. Jones
• Southwest Collection, 1951-1952 and undated (see S 455.1 William Curry and Frances Mayhugh Holden)
• Southwest Collection news clippings, 1957-1962 (see U 163.1 Scrapbook  Collection)
• Southwest Collection, 1958-1973 (see S 977.1 W. L. Stangel Papers)
• Southwest Collection, 1953-1961 (see U 147.26 President's Office Records)
• Southwest Collection, 1963-1969 (see U 100.11 Information Services Records)
• Southwest Collection, 1960-1997 (see U 184.3 University News and Publications)
• Southwest Collection, 1968-1969 (See U 2.1 Vice-President for Academic Affairs Records)
• Southwest Collection, 1974-1987 (see U 1.5 Academic Affairs)
• Southwest Collection, 1985-1997 (see U 185.6 University News and Publications Records)
• U 105.1 Formby Research Fellowship Records, 2004-2012: This 1 box collection consists of files on the history of the fellowship, the application and selection process for awardees, and the applications of the successful recipients.
• U 445.1 Medieval Southwest Exhibit Records, 2007-2009: This 1 box collection contains information on the exhibit, the grants that funded the project, and other related documents.



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Southwest Park and Recreation Training Institute (SWPRTI)


Oral History Interviews:

• Dan Kemp oral history interview (2021)

Manuscript Collections:

• U 273.1 Southwest Park and Recreation Training Institute Records, 1956-2019 and undated: The 9 box collection documenting the activities of SPRITI includes reports, photographs, and publications.
• Southwest Park and Recreation Training Institute, 1957 (see U 35.2 Vice President for Business Affairs)
• Southwest Park and Recreation Training Institute, 1957 (see U 134.3 Park Administration and Landscape Architecture)
• Southwest Park and Recreation Training Institute, 1969-1976 (see U 184.3 University News and Publications Records)



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Speakers and Artists Series
Officially opened on March 13, 1953, the Student Union building, now called the University Center, houses the offices of various campus organizations and student services. The Student Union Program Council was responsible for planning and organizing various social events, such as the Speakers and Artists Series, movies, dance performances and entertainers. By the 1990s, University Center Programs became the administering body and the social events were renamed as the Nightlife Series.

• U 248.1 Speakers and Artists Series Records, 1967-2001: This 1 box collection consists of various programs and flyers that advertise the special activities and events that were offered as part of the Speaker and Artist Series. It was also called the Artist and Speaker Series, and is now referred to as the Nightlife Series.
• See also Center for Campus Life collections
• See p. 56 of Art, Drama, and Music at Texas Tech (December 1966)



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Speech and Theater Arts (See also University Theatre)

Texas Tech Speech special bulletins, brochures and programs:

The Arts (May 1951) and Art, Drama, and Music at Texas Tech (December 1966)

Oral History Interviews:

• P. Merville Larson oral history interview- faculty (1973)

Manuscript Collections:

• Speech Department Five and Ten Year Plans, September 1968: This report includes information concerning enrollment, summary of degrees offered, and faculty status and publications.
• U 167.1 Speech Department Records, 1954-1969: This 1 box collection contains correspondence, budgets, class schedules, lists of majors, memorandums, long range goals, and other matters of departmental concern.
• U 166.1 Speech and Theatre Records, 1957-1975: This 1 box collection contains general office files consisting of correspondence and financial material.
• U 475.1 Ruth Pirtle Collection, 1917-1941: This 1 wallet collection contains 1 letter, 36 photographs and programs concerning Pirtle's career at first head of the Speech Department, productions put on by the department, and student speech bus tours to New York.
• Department of Speech, 1934-1938 (see U 147.13 President's Office)
• Speech Department and Speech Education, 1950-1969 (see 35.2 Vice President for Business Affairs)
• Speech Department, 1954-1962 (see U 1.5 Academic Affairs)
• Speech Department, 1957-1965 (see U 148.3 Public Information Records)
• Speech and Theatre Department news clippings, 1958-1962 (see U 163.1 Scrapbooks)
• Speech Department, 1959-1967 and Speech and Hearing Clinic, 1972-1974 (See U 2.1 Vice-President for Academic Affairs Records)
• Speech, 1964-1973 and Speech and Theatre Arts, 1968-1970 (see U 100.11 Information Services Records)
• Speech and Theatre Arts , 1965-1976 (see U 20.1 College of Arts and Sciences Records)
• Speech and Theatre Arts Department, 1967-1990 (see U 185.6 University News and Publications Records)
• Speech Department, 1969-1982 and Speech and Hearing Clinic, 1982 (see U 2.2 Vice-President for Academic Affairs)
• Speech and Theatre Arts, 1979-1984 (see U 157.7 Research Services Records)
• Speech and Theatre Arts, 1972-1976 (see U 20.10 Arts and Sciences Records)
• Speech and Hearing Clinic, 1972-1981 and Speech and Theatre Department, 1966-1979 (see U 147.9 President's Office Records)
• Speech and Hearing, 1976-1982 and Speech Communication, 1976-1981 (see U 20.10 Arts and Sciences Records)



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Student Health Services

• Student Health Services Scrapbook, 1925-1986: This oversized scrapbook contains news clippings, photographs, brochures and other related ephemera related to the Student Health Services center at Texas Tech. The bulk of the scrapbook dates between 1947-1971. The book's pages are fragile. Also included (and stored in the folder at the back of the scrapbook) is a typed 5-page history of the Student Health Services at TTU written by Edith Cruce.
• See also McClellan Memorial Infirmary



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Student ID Office

• U 440.1 Student ID Office Records, 1977-2006: This one box collection contains correspondence, literature, proposals and associated documents concerning the implementation and upgrading of the Texas Tech University student ID program.



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Student Publications

• U 175.1 Student Publications Records, 1937-1963: This 3 box collection contains negatives and transparencies produced by Texas Tech Students. It also contains La Ventana negatives, photo logs, and a yearbook.
• U 175.2 Student Publications Photograph Collection, 1969 and undated: The collection consists of 104 negatives of images taken for student publications, most likely the La Ventana. Included are images of the food lab, members of the American Home Economics Association and their awards banquet, members of Home Management, members of A. I. D., Home Economics Council, and Dr. Lockart. The negatives were taken by the photo staff of Student Publications and were sent to the Southwest Collection by Darrel Thomas.



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Systems and Procedures

• U 176.1 Systems and Procedures Records, 1935-1971: This 10 box collection is comprised of applications for leave of absence and leave of travel made by Texas Tech faculty and personnel.



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Teaching Academy

• Teaching Academy memorandums, 1997 (see U 207.6 Provost's Office Records)
• Teaching Academy, 2001-2002 (see U 147.45 President's Office Records)
• Invitations: Teaching Academy New Members, 2012-2013 (see U 147.51 President's Office Records)



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Tech People

Texas Tech People Photograph Collection: This digital collection is comprised of photographs of Texas Tech related persons that have been pulled together from various manuscript and photograph collections found in the University Archives.




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Tech Tips
Tech Tips were handbooks for new Texas Tech students which described Housing and Dining policies and fees, traditions at the college, etiquette and dress for female students, and outlined various student organizations present on campus.

• U 199.1 Tech Tips Publications, 1942-1975: This 1 box collection contains copies of Tech Tip publications.
• U 199.2 Tech Tips Printing Plates, undated: The collection consists of 20 metal printing plates used in Tech Tips publications.
• Tech Tips, 1942-1963, have been digitized and are available for viewing here.



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Texas Tech Faculty Legal Action Association, Inc. (TTFLAA)

• U 468.1 Texas Tech Faculty Legal Action Association, Inc. Records, 1980-1986: This 1 box collection contains articles of incorporation, bylaws, meeting minutes, correspondence and news releases concerning a TTU faculty group organized to bring legal action against the university concerning changes to tenure guidelines approved by the Board of Regents on September 28, 1984. The document "Statement of Facts: Substantive Changes" outlines the differences between the 1967 tenure policy as it appears in the 1984 Faculty Handbook and the revision approved by the board in 1984. The tenure conflict was resolved by May of 1986 in terms acceptable to the Faculty Senate and many TTU faculty, thus resulting in TTFLAA not pursuing a lawsuit against Texas Tech.



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Texas Tech University Independent School District - Brazil (Leonardo da Vinci)

• U 374.1 Texas Tech University ISD - Brazil (Leonardo da Vinci): This 1 wallet collection contains press releases on TTU ISD's Brazil program and the 2011 commencement address by Provost and Senior Vice President Bob Smith.



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Texas Bandmasters Hall of Fame

• U 461.1 Texas Bandmasters Hall of Fame Collection, 1975- : This 3 box collection consists of folders related to the annual induction of notable bandmasters into the Texas Bandmasters Hall of Fame, sponsored by the Alpha Chapter of Phi Beta Mu (Texas). It was donated to the archives courtesy of Keith Bearden.



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Texas Techsan (Alumni Association publications)

• U 215.1 Texas Techsan Photograph Collection, circa 1950s: The collection consists of one negative and one print of Joe Kirk Fulton, as the Masked Rider, leading the Red Raiders onto the field at the Sun Bowl.
• Texas Techsan Retrospectives Articles
• Alumni publications (Texas Tech Magazine, 1937-1943; Tex Talks newsletters, 1950-1964)
• Texas Techsan Magazine (1950-2011)



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Texas Wine Marketing Research Institute

• Texas Wine Marketing Research Institute Publications
• Chemistry and Enology (Wine) Research, 1980-1996 (see U 185.6 University News and Publications Records)



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Textile Engineering

Texas Tech Textile Engineering special bulletins, brochures and programs:

Textiles and the New Generation: How the Texas Technological College is Training the Youth of America for the Cotton Milling Industry (February 1927), Engineering at Texas Technological College (June 1936), Engineering at Texas Technological College (June 1938), Textile Engineering at Texas Technological College (June 1941), Engineering at Texas Technological College (March 1942), Textile Engineering at Texas Tech (October 1951), Division of Engineering (June 1955), School of Engineering Announcements, 1959-1960 (January 1959), School of Engineering Announcements, 1960-1962 (January 1960), and School of Engineering Announcements, 1962-1963 (January 1962)

Oral History Interviews:

• L. E. Parson oral history interview- faculty (1975)

Manuscript Collections:

• Textile Engineering, 1958-1969 and Textile Engineering Building, 1925-1966(see U 35.2 Vice President for Business Affairs)
• Textile Engineering Department, 1960-1967 (See U 2.1 Vice-President for Academic Affairs Records)
• Textile Engineering, 1970-1980 (see U 68.1 College of Engineering Records)



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Textile Research Center

• U 179.1 Textile Research Center Records, 1933-1879: This is 1 wallet collection contains correspondence, press releases, publications, newsletters and field trip thank you notes from elementary school students.
• Textile Research Center news clippings, 1957-1962 (see U 163.1 Scrapbook  Collection)
• Textile Research Center, 1966-1969 (see U 100.11 Information Services Records
• Textile Research Center, 1966-1969 (see U 68.5 College of Engineering Records, 1928-1980 and undated)
• Textile Research Center, 1969-1994 (see U 185.6 University News and Publications Records
• Textile Research Center, 1965-1980 (see U 68.1 College of Engineering Records)
• Textile Research Center, 1971-1975 (See U 2.1 Vice-President for Academic Affairs Records)
• Textile Research Center: General, 1973-1976 and undated (see U 157.7 Research Services Records)



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Treasury, Office of

• U 520.1 Texas Tech: Office of Treasury Records, 1954-1974: The collection contains 2 matured revenue bonds and 18 bank saving and investment books.



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Undergraduate Programs and Student Success
Organized under the Office of the Provost, the Undergraduate Programs and Student Success division was called the Division of Undergraduate Education and Student Affairs prior to 2017.

• U 133.1 Undergraduate Programs and Student Success Records, 2013-2016: This 1 box collection contains publications, handouts and reports to the Office of the Provost published by the division. Included reports are the annual "Partnership for Student Success," "Student Success and Retention," and "Partnerships and Collaborations," and "Texas Tech University and Title IX."



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United Spirit Arena

• U 190.1 United Spirit Arena Records, 1997-1999: This 6 box and 3 volumes of blueprints collection consists of daily construction images that were taken with a digital camera, negatives (4,255), prints (7,374), slides (1,940), and blueprints which span the 1997-1999 construction of the United Spirit Arena.
• U 190.2 United Spirit Arena - miniature model, undated
• U 190.3 United Spirit Arena Records, 1999-2004: This 3 box collection contains information on athletic events that took place in the United Spirit Arena between 1999-2004. Included are operational information, such as attendance counts, schedules of the events, agendas for staff meetings, and marketing timing sheets.
• United Spirit Arena, 1994-1999 (see U 185.6 University News and Publications Records)
• United Spirit Arena, 1997-2000 (see U 184.3 University News and Publications)



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University Center
Officially opened on March 13, 1953, the Student Union building, now called the University Center, houses the offices of various campus organizations and student services. The Student Union Program Council was responsible for planning and organizing various social events, such as the Speakers and Artists Series, movies, dance performances and entertainers. By the 1990s, University Center Programs became the administering body and the social events were renamed as the Nightlife Series.

Texas Tech University Center special bulletins, brochures and programs:

University Center (undated), and University Center (March 1980)

Manuscript Collections:

• U 182.1 University Center Records, 1950-1956: This 1 wallet collection contains copies of the publication, Almost Weekly.
• U 182.1 University Center Photograph Collection, undated: The collection contains one image of students at the Ex-Students display table.
• U 182.2 University Center Photograph Collection, 1993: The 2 print collection contains images of Lisa Gilbreath as the Masked Rider, sitting on the horse, Double T.
• U 182.3 University Center Photograph Collection, 1979-1982 and undated: The collection is composed of 19 images of various people participating in university events. Group portraits are of the staff of Pine Cove, the staff of Sky Ranch, Red Raiders Football team (1979), and the Women’s Tennis Teams (1979-1980, 1981-1982). Also includes miscellaneous unidentified pictures- a Tech football game; a football team portrait (undated); various images of unidentified women of Pi Beta Phi; students posing with sporting equipment; and various undated team portraits. These items were discovered in the attic of the University Center Activities Office and donated to the archive. They were transferred to UA Oversize Photos Box B.
• U 182.4 University Center Photographs, 1976: This collection consists of 1 negative and 2 prints of the University Center taken in 1976.
• U 182.5 University Center Records, 1954-1999: This collection consists of 2 plaques (UC Programs Life Pass Award plaque, 1979-1999 and W. B. Rushing Award plaque, 1954-1993) and an oversized University Center Scrapbook, 1993-1999.
• U 249.1 University Center Programs Records, 1955-1999: This 1 box collection consists of various programs, flyers, and press releases to advertise the special activities and events offered by the University Center Programs.
• U 516.1 Student Union & Activities Scrapbooks, Spring 1949 - Summer 1973: This 1 box collection contains three oversized scrapbooks documenting people, events and activities related to the Texas Tech Student Union. Recreation Hall Scrapbook 1 contains news clippings for Spring 1949. Recreation Hall Scrapbook 2 contains news clippings and two photographs of students dancing dated from Summer 1948 - Summer 1952. The Student Union Scrapbook, dated Fall 1958 - Summer 1973, contains news clippings, correspondence and 36 photographs. Many of the photos, letters and telegrams relate to the new Student Union Annex. Tech President R. C. Goodwin's dedication speech for the March 19, 1962 grand opening is also included.
• Student Union, 1950-1965 (see 35.2 Vice President for Business Affairs)
• Student Union Building, 1953-1965 and Tech Union, 1956-1963 (see 148.3 Public Information Records)
• Tech Union Annual Reports, 1954-1958 (see U 147.26 President's Office Records)
• University Center, 1986-1999 and undated (see U 185.6 University News and Publications Records)
• See also the Campus Planning Committee Meeting Minutes, 1958-1967 for information on the Student Union expansions, renovations and operational usage (such as pgs. 8-12 of the fall 1966 meetings documenting first 13 year operation).
• University Center, 1995-1997 (see U 184.3 University News and Publications)
• University Center Expansion, 1998-2004 (see U 147.5 Student Government Association Records)



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University Counseling Center

• University Counseling Center, 1966-1978 (see U 143.1 Planning Office Records)
• Counseling Center, 1986-1992 (see U 185.6 University News and Publications Records)



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University Daily
The Texas Tech University student newspaper was originally called The Toreador (1925-1966), then The University Daily (1966-2005), and is now known as The Daily Toreador (2005-present).

• U 192.1 Toreador Negative Collection, 1965-1966: The collection contains 1,161 negatives and 12 contact sheets of images used for The Toreador newspaper.
• The Toreador newspaper, 1925-1996
• U 231.1 University Daily Photograph Collection, 1979-1998 and undated: This 5 box collection consists of 3,925 photographs, 27 negatives, and 3 contact sheets.
• U 231.2 University Daily Photograph Collection, 1982-1996 and undated: This 2 box collection consists of 2,445 photographs.
• U 231.3 University Daily Negative Collection, 1979-1998: This 1 box collection consists of 3,018 negatives and 21 prints.
• U 231.5 University Daily Negative Collection, 1977-1981: This 2 box collection consists of negatives.
• U 231.6 University Daily Negative Collection, 1973-1983 and undated: This 7 box collection consists of negatives.
• U 231.7 University Daily Records, 1989-2005: This 1 box collection consists of bound copies of UD readership studies (1989-1999) and the UD's advertising rates and information brochures (1995-2005).
• University Daily, 1979-1983 (see U 2.2 Vice-President for Academic Affairs)
• University Daily, 1986-1997 (see U 185.6 University News and Publications Records)



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University Ministries

• U 183.1 University Ministries Records, 1969-1974: This 1 wallet collection includes correspondence, general files, financial documents, and scrapbook material concerning the University Ministries. Also included in the office files are ministries constitution and by-laws, minutes of meetings, reports, and rosters.



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University News and Publications
The Office of University News and Publication maintained a large amount of public information files for research purposes, assisted in ascertaining accuracy of facts regarding the University, and provided editorial and technical work for production of various campus publications. These include the campus newsletter, Outlook; the campus research publication, Vistas; the development publication, Tech Topics, and the on-line campus newspaper, TechTalk. The office also offered media related training sessions, coordinated interviews and press conferences, and aided in the creation of media plans for major campus events. The department has undergone numerous name changes over the decades, including the Office of Public Information (1950s-1960s), Information Services (1960-1980s) and it currently goes by the name Office of Communications and Marketing (2000s).

Oral History Interviews:

• Alice Virginia White oral history interview- Public Relations Director (2014)

Manuscript Collections:

• Communications and Marketing Image and Video CDs, 2000-2010: This collection consists of 540 image CDs produced by the office in the course of its work.
• U 184.1 University News and Publications Records, 1961-1980: This 17 box collection consists of press releases which also includes 1,557 slides.
• U 184.1 University News and Publications Negative Collection, 1975-1980: This 2 box collection consists of 10,584 negatives related to various aspects of Texas Tech University life and activities.
• U 184.2 University News and Publications Records, 1931-2016: The 9 box collection consists of printed materials and ephemera produced by Texas Tech University departments and colleges.
• U 184.3 University News and Publications Records, 1955-2004: This 46 box collection includes 1,749 prints, 2 negatives, 88 contact sheets, 22 transparencies and 1 slide.
• U 184.4 University News and Publications Negative Collection, 1967-1974: The 2 box collection consists of 8,326 Negatives, 12 contact sheets, 1 slide and 1 print.
• U 184.5 University News and Publications Photograph Collection, 1970-1981 and undated: This 4 box collection consists of 20,886 negatives and 1,361 slides documenting the faculty, students and campus of Texas Tech University.
• U 184.19 University News and Publications Photograph Collection, undated: The collection consists of 3 prints of various people, including Governor Preston Smith, President Grover Murray, and Robert Pfluger.
• U 184.20 University News and Publications Photograph Collection, 1935-1992 and undated: This collection of 2 contact sheets, 89 negatives, and 451 prints consists of miscellaneous images of the campus, students, and faculty of Texas Tech University. Many of the images were used as covers for the Outlook newsletter and various graduate catalogs.
• U 184.21 University News and Publications Photograph Collection, 1996: This collection of five prints are duplicate images of the members of the 1996 Texas Tech University Meat Judging Team who became National Meat Judging Champs. Members included are Marvin J. Cepica, Kevin Pond, Mark Miller, Hunter Graham, Tim Tatsch, Cody Leech, Pam Scott, Amber Lehmann, Julie McCain, Katy Christensen, Kinann Campbell, Misty Ripkowski, Jesse Davis, Chad Brown, Jimmy Spivey, Clint Alexander, Eddie Behrends, and Sam Curl.
• U 184.22 University News and Publications Records, 1997-1998: This 1 box collection contains state and national media press releases on Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center from June 1997-November 1998.
• U 185.1 University News and Publications Scrapbooks, 1976-1980: This is a 4 scrapbook collection.
• U 185.2 University News and Publications Photograph Collection, 1996: This collection consists of 5 prints of the same group portrait of the 1996 National Championship winning Texas Tech University Meat Judging Team posing with all their awards.
• U 185.3 University News and Publications Photograph Collection, 1969-1993 and undated: This collection consists of 1,361 prints, 22 mounted prints, 18 negatives, 19 contact sheets and 27 transparencies documenting people, the campus and activities connected to Texas Tech.
• U 185.4 University News and Publications Photograph Collection, 1925-1986 and undated: This 5 box collection contains 14,905 slides and 174 negatives documenting the faculty, students and campus of Texas Tech University.
• U 185.6 University News and Publications Records, 1925-2000 and undated: This 93 box collection contains the research and departmental files of the Office of News and Publications. Included are newspaper articles, sound recordings, press releases and statistical information on various persons, academic and professional units, and campus activities and buildings. The 3 boxes of photographs dated from 1954-1997 consists of 2,872 prints, 336 negatives, 266 contact sheets, 4 flongs and 1613 slides documenting people, the campus and activities connected to Texas Tech.
• U 185.6 University News and Publications Photograph Collection, 1954-1997: This collection consists of 2,872 prints, 336 negatives, 266 contact sheets, 4 flongs and 1613 slides documenting people, the campus and activities connected to Texas Tech.
• U 185.7 University News and Publications Records, 1935-2000: This 10 box collection consists of monthly local media placements, newspaper clippings, and state and national media placements.
• U 185.8 University News and Publications Collection, 1962-2003: This 6 box collection consists of 201 video tapes concerning Texas Tech university and its faculty, as well as 104 contact sheets and 27 photos.
• U 185.9 University News and Publications Recordings, 1973-2012: This collection consists of 1084 video tapes concerning the activities of Texas Tech university. Topics covered include interviews with former Masked Riders, alumni, and other university receptions, press conferences, graduation ceremonies, ribbon cuttings and groundbreakings, Red Raider Camp, commercials, health segments, Black History Month activities, and athletics.
• U 185.10 University News and Publications Records, 1963-1979: This 2 collection contains press releases, newspaper articles and office files. Also included are 73 prints.
• U 185.11 University News and Publications Photograph Collection, 1966-1997: This collection consists of 1,153 prints, 36 negatives, 143 slides and 26 contact sheets documenting the people, campus and activities connected to Texas Tech.
• S 1811.1 Bea Zeeck Papers, 1941-2009: There are several Texas Tech related files scattered throughout this 43 box collection. Included are numerous speeches, dedication speeches and subject files. Zeeck was former writer and associate director of the Office of Information Services, which later became the Office of University News and Publications.



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University Press
University Press is the official publishing authority of the University, working towards advancing and disseminating information on and about Texas Tech. Its primary responsibility when publishing is to ensure quality, accuracy of information, and the appropriateness of the works printed under its supervision. The department seeks to publish materials that reflect the strengths of the University in its research and educational topics while maintaining the high national standards set by other university presses.

• U 186.1 University Press Records, 1980: This 1 box collection contains various publications published by the Texas Tech University Press.
• University Press, 2009-2010 (see U 147.8 President's Office Records)



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University Recordings
These are comprised of various collections of audio and visual recordings that have been donated by several departments over the years.

• U 414.1 University Recordings, 1975-2012 and undated: This 4 box collection contains miscellaneous recordings created and/or collected by Texas Tech University. Areas covered include Athletics, faculty convocations, dedication of the Mass Communications Building, commencement, Institutional Advancement, the Museum, the Red Raider Club, and the School of Nursing.
• U 414.2 University Recordings, 1937-1987: This collection of 134 LPs and 34 Ampex magnetic tapes primarily concerning the School of Music, its ensembles and faculty.



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University Theatre and Dance
The Theatre program at Texas Tech began in 1925, as part of the Speech Division. The first official production was "The Youngest" performed May 4, 1928, in the school gym. Over the years the program has grown and expanded. In 1964 the University Theatre was built and in 1986 the addition of the laboratory theatre gave Tech its present Theatre facilities. In the Summer of 1967 the Theatre expanded its regular season to include a yearly Summer Repertory Theatre. Currently the students who participate in the Rep Theatre can get class credit, then follow the Theatre to Angel Fire, NM for paid theatre experience. It is now part of the Department of Theatre and Dance.

Texas Tech University Theatre special bulletins, brochures and programs:

The Arts (May 1951) and Art, Drama, and Music at Texas Tech (December 1966)

Oral History Interviews:

• Deborah Bigness oral history interview (2002)
• Deborah Bigness oral history interview (2021)
• Barry Corbin oral history interview (2010)
• Rick and Diane Malone oral history interview (12/2/15 and 12/3/15)
• Jonathan Errol Marks oral history interview (July 2017 and August 2017 )
• George Sorensen oral history interview- faculty (2000)

Manuscript Collections:

• University Theatre Posters
• School of Theatre & Dance Production Photos, pre-1995 (digitized)
• Theatre and Dance production programs and newspaper articles, 1964-2010
• U 378.1 Clifford Ashby Collection, 1966-2009: This 4 box collection consists of photographs, programs, and notes from Mr. Ashby's personal collection during his tenure at Texas Tech. Also included is a scrapbook focusing on Tent Shows.
• S 42.3 Clifford Ashby Papers, 1925-2015: This 1 wallet collection contains theatre programs and correspondence.
• S 42.4 Clifford Ashby Papers, 1925-2015: This 2 wallet collection contains a manuscript of “Trouping Through Texas: Hardley Sadler and His Tent,” and scrapbook material.
• S 42.6 Clifford Ashby Papers, 1978-1990: This 1 wallet collection contains brochures, programs, financial reports, events paperwork, newsletters, a script for “Anne of Green Gables,” and a survey from the Center for Intercultural Studies in Folklore and Ethnomusicology.
• Tent Show: Candy Pitch Music and Interview - Robert Johnson, 1980 (Donated by Clifford Ashby in 2002; see U 414.1 University Recordings)
• AV 88 Barry Corbin Papers, 1946-2006: This 3 box collection consists of materials relating to Corbin's family, education in Lubbock and at Texas Tech, financial records from 1992 to 2006, and performances as early as 1961.
• U 267.1 Diane and Rick Malone Papers, 1958-1971 and undated: This one box collection consists of two scrapbooks on plays performed by the Texas Tech Speech Department. One consists of various dramas performed from 1958-1961, and the other scrapbook contains the script from “Sweet Bird of Youth,” 1959-1971. The posters are from the Lubbock Theatre Centre, Texas Tech Speech Department, and the Texas Tech Fine Arts Festival.
• U 284.1 Ronald Schulz Papers, 1926-1986 : This 16 box, 1 oversized scrapbook and 1 oversized folder collection includes play production books containing programs, photographs, scripts, director's and stage manager's notes, as well as scrapbook materials, periodicals, pamphlets and brochures, all pertaining to Schulz's theater career.
• U 187.1 University Theatre Records, 1929-1975: This 2 box collection contains correspondence, royalty agreements, financial summaries, and early yearbooks and photographs of the Sock and Buskin club. Seven images were transferred to Photographs.
• U 187.1 University Theatre Photograph Collection, undated: The collection of 7 prints consists of images of cast members performing scenes from plays such as "Dance of the Maypole," fencing, and dressed in costumes such as vampires.
• U 187.2 University Theatre Records, 1950-2000: This 2 box and 2 scrapbook collection contains of Texas Tech University Theatre brochures, play programs, news clippings, show schedules, three videos with scenes from the 1998 Summer Repertory, and two oversized scrapbooks. It also includes 19 negatives and 409 prints of various theatrical productions, costumes, and cast members.
• U 187.3 University Theatre Records, 1943-1999: This 4 box collection contains play bills, tickets, advertising materials, posters, photographs, schedules, production books, correspondence, and other miscellaneous play related materials.
• U 187.4 University Theatre Records, 1943-1999 and undated: This 2 box collection contains publication and play information, photographs, and scrapbooks.
• U 187.4 University Theatre Photograph Collection, 1943-1997: This 2 box collection contains photographs from various theatrical productions, costumes, and cast members.
• U 187.5 University Theatre Scrapbook, April 17-24, 1964: This 1 scrapbook collection consists of a guest register for the opening of the University Theatre, with the production of Romeo and Juliet. Signatures of the guests include the signature of actor, G. W. Bailey, of the tv series, MASH.
• U 187.6 University Theatre Scrapbook, 1997-1998: This 1 scrapbook collection contains backstage photographs, as well as newspaper clippings, of the theatre students from the 1997-1998 academic year.
• 187.7 University Theatre Records, 1990-2002: The collection consists of 5 oral history interviews on cassette tape and printed notes on these interviews.  The notes contain a full list of topics discussed, relating to developments in the department from 1972 to 2002. They are mainly summaries of the discussions and are not word-for-word unless quotations are used.
• U 187.7 University Theatre Photograph Collection, 1923-1976: The collection consists of 297color slides depicting various theatre personalities and events. Productions include Everything in the Garden, The Bacchae, Lower Depths, Country Wife, Tartuffe, Tobacco Road, A Doll's House, Indians, A Street Car Named Desire, Man and Superman, Electra, and various playbills. About a third of the slides consist of images of Harley Sadler and tents shows.
• U 187.8 University Theatre Records, 1995-2008: This 1.5 box collection contains Texas Tech University Theatre and Lubbock Community Theatre programs, newspaper clippings, and press releases, as well as a run of the Green Room Notes from 1998-2007.
• U 187.8 University Theatre Slide Collection, undated: The collection consists of 3 slide sets donated in 2005 by professor Clifford Ashby. Slide sets #1 and 2 relate to images of Harley Sadler and Tent Shows; and Slide set #3 relate to Texas Tech theater productions (1961-1973) and actors.
• U 187.9 University Theatre Recordings, 1964-1994 and undated: This 3 box collection contains contains 118 recordings pertaining to the Texas Tech University Theatre program dated between 1964-1994.
• University Theatre, 1965-1972 (see U 100.11 Information Services Records)
• University Theatre, 1976-1981 (see U 20.10 Arts and Sciences Records)



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Upward Bound
A federally funded program to help prepare low-income or first-generation students in a family to attend college, Upward Bound was designed for students who were not originally planning to attend college. Texas Tech’s branch of Upward Bound offers college preparatory courses from October to May to high school juniors and seniors recruited within a 50 mile radius around Lubbock, Texas.

Oral History Interviews:

• Eric Strong oral history interview- head of program (1979 and 1992, and 2011)

Manuscript Collections:

• U 196.1 Upward Bound Records, 1991-1992: This 1 wallet collection contains a report on "Education: The Door to the Future," on the Arnett Benson/Upward Bound Community Mural project. Located on the corner of Amherst and Gary in the Arnett-Benson community of Lubbock, the mural was complete in the summer of 1992 through the efforts of the project staff and the Arnett-Benson area residents. The project staff's objective was to stimulate and promote public art in Lubbock.
• Upward Bound (Establishment at Texas Tech), 1967-1968 (see U 100.11 Information Services Records)
• Project Upward Bound, 1967-1969 (see S 1253.1 W. D. "Dub" Rogers Jr. Papers )
• Upward Bound, 1967-1969 (see 35.2 Vice President for Business Affairs)
• Upward Bound Project, 1967-1970 (see U 68.5 College of Engineering Records, 1928-1980 and undated)
• Upward Bound, 1968-1969 (see U 143.1 Planning Office Records)
• Upward Bound, 1974-1983, 1994-1999 (see U 9.2 Dean of Students Records)
• Upward Bound, 1989-1996 (see U 185.6 University News and Publications Records)
• Upward Bound, 1998 (see U 147.44 Office of the President Records)
• Upward Bound, 2000-2001 (see U 274.1 Student Activities Records)



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Veterinary Science

• U 320.1 Clinton Kennedy Notebook, undated: This 1 wallet collection contains a bound notebook with handwritten notes and drawings by Kennedy for Veterinary Science 331-2 class.
• Veterinary Science Notebook: Notes and Index for 333-1, Spring Semester, 1938-1939 (see S 79.1 Dr. John R Bertrand Papers)
• Veterinary Science Building, 1950-1961 (see Vice President of Business Affairs Records)
• Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program, Pre-Veterinary Society, and Veterinary School, 1962-1972 (see U 8.1 Agricultural School Records)
• Veterinary and Zoological Medicine School, 1970-1983 (see U 1.5 Academic Affairs)
• Veterinary Medicine School, 1998-2004 (see U 147.44 Office of the President Records)



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The Vietnam Center and Sam Johnson Vietname Archive

• Vietnam Archives - Advisory Board, conference and collection, 1989-1995 (see U 165.9 Southwest Collection Records)
• Vietnam Archive and Center, 1989-1999 (see U 185.6 University News and Publications Records)
• Vietnam Center, 1989-2003 (see U 184.3 University News and Publications)
• Vietnam Center, 1993-1994 (see U 147.43 Office of the President Records)
• Vietnam Center, 1999-2001 (see U 147.44 President's Office Records)



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Visual and Performing Arts, College of

Oral History Interviews:

• Cathy Jung oral history interview- project manager (2014)

Manuscript Collections:

• Visual and Performing Arts, College of, 2001-2003-1978 (see U 184.3 University News and Publications)
• U 419.1 College of Visual and Performing Arts, 2008: This 1 wallet collection contains a "Season of the Arts '08" calendar and 4 image CDs for the calendar.
• College of Visual and Performing Arts, 2007-2009 (see U 147.50 President's Office Records)
• College of Visual and Performing Arts, 2009-2010 (see U 147.8 President's Office Records)



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Water Resources Center (WRC)
Established in 1965 by the Board of Regents, the Water Resources Center (WRC) researches water issues on the state, national and international level, and in particular water concerns of the Texas High Plains. The WRC is housed in the Civil Engineering building and its researchers are comprised of Civil and Environmental Engineering faculty.

• For historical recap on the establishment and funding of the Water Resources Center, see Institutional Self-Study: Report of the Committee on Special Activities, Volume 1, 1971-1973, pages 139-156.
• U 295.1 Water Resources Center Records, 1896-2001: This 27 box and 3 oversized folder collection deals with various water related subjects, such as the Canyon Lakes Project, Construction Engineering Research Laboratory, Crosbyton Solar Power Project, High Plains Ogallala Area Regional Water Management Plan, Lubbock Christian College Institute of Water Research, Ogallala Aquifer and Symposium, Recreational Reuse of Municipal Wastewater, Superconducting Super Collider Project, Texas Water Resources Institute, United States Bureau of Reclamation, and Urban Runoff. It also includes blueprints and maps, such as the Approximate Altitude of the Base of the Ogallala Formation, Approximate Altitude of the Water Table in the Ogallala Aquifer, Big Spring Quadrangle, and South Lubbock Drainage Study.
• U 295.2 Water Resources Center Records, 1883-2003: This 3 box and 1 Oversized folder collection deals with water related subjects, primarily related to the Environment and the Pantex Plant, outside of Amarillo, Texas.
• U 295.3 Water Resources Center Records, 1940-1992: This 13 box and 1 Oversized folder collection deals with water related subjects, primarily associated to the environment and the Pantex Plant, located outside of Amarillo, Texas. Included are numerous literary productions, maps of various Texas counties, and water reports.
• U 295.3 Water Resources Center Photograph Collection, 1961-1992: The collection of 62 prints and 353 slides documents water projects and studies conducted by the Water Resources Center.
• U 296.1 Tony Mollhagen Papers, 1835-2000: This 48 box and 1 oversized folder collection consists of a few photographs and numerous articles by Dr. Mollhagen and other professionals working on topics related to parasitology, pesticides, and water issues.
• Water Resources Center Correspondence, 1963-1967 (see U 144.19 Planning Office Records)
• Water Resources Center, 1964-1969 (see U 68.5 College of Engineering Records, 1928-1980 and undated)
• Water Resources Center, 1967-1970 (see U 100.11 Information Services Records)
• Water Resources Center, 1970-1980 (see U 68.1 College of Engineering Records)
• Water Resources Center, 1981-1984 (see U 2.2 Vice-President for Academic Affairs)
• Water Resources Center, 1981-1985 (see U 20.10 Arts and Sciences Records)
• Water Resources Center, 1988-1994 (see U University News and Publications Records)
• Water Resources Center - Digital repository for publications produced by members of the WRC.



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Western Information Network (WIN)

• Western Information Network, 1966 (see U 100.11 Information Services Records)
• Western Information Network, 1966-1968 (see U 143.1 Planning Office Records)
• Western Information Network, 1966-1971 (see Vice-President for Academic Affairs Records)
• Western Information Network, 1967-1972 (see S 170.2 Lauro F. Cavazos Papers)
• Western Information Network, 1969-1979 (see U 147.38 President's Office Records)
• Western Information Network, 1970-1979 (see U 68.1 College of Engineering Records)
• Western Information Network, 1973-1976 (see U 202.1 School of Medicine Records)



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Wind Science and Engineering Resources Center (WISE) and the National Wind Institute (NWI)
The Wind Science and Engineering (WISE) Research Center at Texas Tech University was established in 1970, following a tornado in Lubbock that caused 26 fatalities and more than $100 million in damage. The WISE Center is focused on research, education and information outreach. The comprehensive and interdisciplinary research program aspires to exploit the useful qualities of wind and to mitigate its detrimental effects. The Center develops information on windstorm disaster mitigation and other wind-related subjects that can be made available to professionals and the public. The National Wind Institute was established in December 2012.

Oral History Interviews:

• Carol Ann Stanley oral history interview (2013)
• Andy Swift oral history interview- Associate Director of Education, National Wind Institute (2013 and 2014)

Manuscript Collections:

• S 1751.1 Texas Tech University Wind Science and Engineering Research Center Collection, 1972-2007: This 2 box collection consists of photographs, grant and technical proposals, university course materials, and miscellaneous related material.
• S 1751.2 Texas Tech University Wind Science and Engineering Research Center Collection, 1851-2012 and undated: This 119 box collection contain reports, research data, books, and printed material related to that organization's activities in the documentation, research, and assessment of severe storms and related weather phenomena. A variety of Audio/Visual material is also present.
• Wind Engineering Blueprints
• National Wind Institute publications, 1971-2006
• Wind Science and Engineering Research Center publications, 1997



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Women's & Gender Studies Program

Oral History Interviews:

• Charlotte Dunham oral history interview- faculty (2019)
• Kippra Hopper oral history interview (2022)

Manuscript Collections:

• Women's Studies Program, 1982-1984 (see U 2.2 Vice-President for Academic Affairs)
• Women's Studies, 1985-1997 (see U 184.3 University News and Publications)
• Women's Studies, 1990-1992 (see U 207.1 Provost's Office Records)
• Women's Studies Program - strategic planning report, 1990 (see U 207.5 Provost's Office Records)
• Women's Studies, 1995-1996 (see U 207.3 Provost's Office Records)
• Women's Studies, 1993-1994 (see U 207.4 Provost's Office Records)
• Women's Studies, 1993-2002 (see U 145.45 President's Office Records)
• U 189.1 Women's Studies Council Records, 1981-2006 - This 1 box collection consists of exit interviews of female staff and faculty from Texas Tech as well as the council's meeting minutes from 1981-1991.
• U 385.1 Women's Studies Program Records, 1980-2021 - This 9 box and collection contains the administrative files for the program, including correspondence, minutes from the Women's Studies Council, and the working conference files. Also included are oversized posters, fliers and programs documenting the program's activities.
• U 385.2 Women's & Gender Studies Program Zine Collection, 2019 - The 1 box collection contains two folders of zines created by students in Dr. Jocelyn Scott's Women's & Gender Studies class in 2019. Dr. Scott was a visiting professor in the W&GS program.
• Women's Studies and Gender Equality, 2005-2006 (see U 147.25 President's Office Records)
• U 521.1 Kippra Hopper Papers, 1925-2022 and undated
• See also see U 407.1 Threshold: Women's Liberation newsletter, undated



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