22. Rice University faculty and administrative records

Photocopies of news articles featuring Rice University collected in weekly packet with accompaining indexes.

Minutes, agendas, and correspondence for general meetings of the Faculty at Rice University.

These records contain documents related to the 1999 Provost search committee.

These records contain materials generated by the Task Force on Slavery, Segregation and Racial Injustice.

The John Bryant economics papers provide a sneak peek into the inner workings of the economics classroom at Rice University. Ranging from introductory classes to high-level graduate theory, Bryant’s class notes cover a number of topics.

The materials in the Philosophical Department papers contain lectures and papers delving into many of the topics addressed by the department, both at conferences and in the classroom.

This collection contains Rice-related correspondence to Anne Marie Smith, photographs, ephemera, and a digitized poster.

Memoranda, correspondence and reports of the Committee on Affirmative Action. The committee was organized in 1970 to review progress in equal employmnt opportunities and to monitor progress in equal employment opportunities and to monitor progress towards the University's goals for new hire. The papers are arranged chronoloically; later years (1976-) consist primarily of letters of appointment to the commitee and replies to those letters.

Collection includes information from the Rice University Committee on Applied Mathematics and Systems Research. It includes minutes and memoranda, information on laboratory facilities, employment records, National Science Foundation grant reports, budget and financial issues, and an assessment of a computer program.

These records consist of correspondence files that contain names of individuals appointed to the Editorial Advisory Board, descriptions of content in the issues of the Rice University Review, and letters from readers responding to particular articles.