Collections : [Columbia University Archives]

This collection consists of Robert G. Davis papers both as a faculty member and actively engaged member of the University community.

Contents include correspondence, articles, reports, photographs, clippings, printed materials and floppy disks documenting the career of Professor Robert Pollack at Columbia University as Professor of Biology (1978-present) Dean of Columbia College (1982-1989) Director of CSSR (1999-present) and Director of University Seminars (2010-present).

The collection consists of Roger Lehecka's records from the Office of the Dean of Students of Columbia College (1979-1998), including his time as Acting Dean of Columbia College (1989), and as the Director of Alumni Programs and Special Adviser to the Dean (1998-2001).

This collection consists of 84 World War I-era scrapbooks compiled by Ruth Payne Burgess.

This collection contains a nearly complete run of Summer Session course bulletins between 1900-2006 as well as copies of internal reports concerning Summer Session course listings, enrollments and financial issues dating from 1959-1994. Summer Session is part of the School of Continuing Education.

This collection consists of the records of the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS): correspondence, minutes, and matriculation books.

This collection contains the records of the School of International and Public Affairs, formerly known as the School of International Affairs. It includes materials from Zbigniew Brzezinski's Soviet studies courses.

This collection consists of records and files generated by the Columbia University School of Library Service from 1926 to its closure in 1992. The materials consist of alumni files, Office of the Dean files, course materials, copies of course bulletins, annual reports, and student records.

This collections consists of the correspondence and administrative records of the School of Mines Alumni Association.

The scrapbooks are as varied as the collectors who composed the different books. They cover an assortment of topics, mostly related to Columbia University history from the 1850s to the 1960s. Among the subject areas addressed in these books are Columbia schools, student life, fraternities, sports teams, reunions, commencement, and famous alumni.