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SCE 43rd Annual, 2002; SCE 44th Annual, 2003; SCE 45th Annual, 2004; SCE 46th Annual, 2005 in Conjunction with Society of Jewish Ethics; Society of Christian Ethics 2006; Society of Christian Ethics 2007; Society of Christian Ethics 2008; Society of Christian Ethics 2009; Society of Christian Ethics 2009-2010; Society of Christian Ethics 2010; Society of Christian Ethics Newsletter 2012-2013; American Society of Church History, Washington, DC, 1987 Autobiography and Biography as Methodology for Study of Women and Religion; Society for Scientific Study of Religion, Salt Lake City, 1989 Sacred Witness, Prophetic Hope-Power of God in Afro-American Religious Experience; Women's Studies in Religion Program, Harvard Univ., 2001-2002; Association for Theological Field Education, Chicago, 2003 Theo-Ethical Reflections on Theological Education; Fund for Theological Education [FTE]-Doctoral and Dissertation Selection Committee Meeting, Atlanta, GA, 2001 Expanding Horizons Conference, UTS, 2001; Boston Healing Landscape Project 2003; Call to Action Conference-Milwaukee 2005; Tarriq Ramadan Invitation 2006; Santa Fe Theologians Institute 2006; Institute of Theological Education of Bahia 2006; American Political Science Association 2007; Sacred Rhetoric of African American Women Conference 2008; Environmental (Dis)locations Planning 2010; Environmental (Dis)locations-Yale 2010; Environmental (Dis)locations Registration Forms 2010; Environmental (Dis)locations Administrative 2010; Earlham Artist and Lecture Series 2010; Women in Leadership Conference 2010-2011; Yale African American Studies-A Working Conference 2011; Samuel Dewitt Proctor Conference 2012; FTE Consultation 2013; Disc 475: Ethnic Coalition; Disc 476: Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion, JFSR; Disc 477: Wabash Center Workshop on Teaching and Learning for African American Faculty; Disc 478: Society of Christian Ethics-The Annual; Disc 479: Society for the Study of Black Religion; Disc 480: American Academy of Religion

"Magnificat/Table Tithe" NCC Staff, T.I.C. [12/18/91] Sermon, Church Pension Board Meeting, Tampa, FL [12/6/91] Greetings on the Visit of Patriarch Aleksy II, NY [11/11/91] Sermon, Ecumenical Service, Danbury, CT [11/3/91] "Eyes of Faith" Trinity Episcopal Church, Tulsa, OK [10/27/91] "Ecumenism at the Crossroads" COCU, Tulsa, OK [10/26/91] "Called to Hope" Statement, D.O.C. Assembly, Tulsa, OK [10/26/91] Sermon on Mark, Cathedral of St. John the Divine, NY [10/13/91] "Universal Health Care For Body, Mind and Soul" Cleveland, OH [10/11/92] "Remarks about the New World Order Project" CWSW Committee [10/1/91] Interfaith Service, Jimmy Carter [9/30/91] "Whose World Is It Anyway?" Women of ELCA, Asheville, NC [9/20/92] "Civil Rights: Protecting and Expanding the Dream" Washington, DC [9/19/91] "Racism: A Challenge to Christian Faith" UM Board of Global Ministries, Columbus, OH [8/19/91] "Women Church Leaders: Does it Matter?" Sojourners 20th Anniv. [8/15- 18/91] "The Prophetic Church: Are We Prepared?" Sojourners [8/15-18/91] "Structural Unity-Ephesians" Sojourners [8/15-18/91] "One Shepard, One Flock" Cleveland, OH [7/28/91] "Whose World is it Anyway?" Presbyterian Women, Ames, IA [7/21/91] "One Flock, One Shepard" American Baptist Churches, Charleston, WV [6/20/91] "Toward a Truly New World Order" Lecture, Dallas, TX [6/16/91] Commencement Address, Bethany College, Bethany WV [5/25/91] Speech, Northeast Regional Association of Grant makers [5/2/91] "One Flock, One Shepard" Indianapolis, IN [4/21/91] Sermon, Phillips Univ. and Phillips Graduate Seminary, Tulsa, OK [1/29- 31/91] "One Flock, One Shepard" Riverside Church, NY [1/15/91]

Stonorov, Oskar. [1959]; A.l.s. Re the [Philadelphia?] competition.

(Cover: Alma Mater Statue; "Entrance to Low Memorial Library"; "President and Mrs. Eisenhower at Home" [Standing portrait] ; Bound for the Library [students in snow scene]; "The Van Am Quad" [snow scene]; "A Shot From the Floor" [basketball]; "Butler Library Seen From Low Memorial"; "Senior Ball at the Waldorf"; "Columbia's New Cyclotron at Nevis"; "The Chapel" [rain]; "President Eisenhower and Dean Carman Going to the Forum on Democracy"; "Russell Hall, Teachers College" [women]; "'Le Marteleur' -- School of Mimes"; "Ed Kennedy Coaching Swimming"; "Hamilton Hall"; "Flying High" [Pole Vaulter with Low Library Dome in background]; "Columbia Seen from the air"; "South Court"; "New York Botanical Gardens are used for Research by Columbia Botanists"; 'Spring Fever" [ students sitting in Van Am memorial; "Safe?" [baseball]; "Iris Time"; "The Zero Hour" [lecture hall interior during examination]; "Class Day in Van Am Quadrangle"; "'Stand, Columbia'" [commencement]; "the Tumult and the Shouting Dies" [ Earl Hall]; "Poughkeepsie Regatta" [crew]; "Summer School Registration"; "The Half-Open Gate"; "Teachers College"; "Refreshment Time -- Summer Students in the Grove"; "117th Street"; "Main Gate, Barnard College" [with Broadway, Earl Hall]; "Engineering Camp at Lakeside, Connecticut" [ Camp Columbia];"Avery Library"; "Riverside Drive"; "Repairing the Bricks"; "The Students Return" [with Earl Hall]; "University Book Store During September Rush"; "Freshman Week -- Columbia Meets Barnard" [women]; "Feeding Time" [pigeons]; "College of Physicians and Surgeons from the George Washington Bridge"; "The Season Opens at Baker Field" [football]; "Graduate Seminar in American History" [ classroom interior, women]; "Riverside Church from Barnard Campus"; "Crew Practice"; "College Reading Room"; "First Down!" [football coaches]; "The First Snow -- Morningside Drive"; "December Morning" [St. Paul's Chapel, snow scene]; "Trustees Room, Showing Portrait of Columbia's First President, Samuel Johnson"; "'The Thinker' and Kent Hall" [snow scene]; "Candlelight Service in the Chapel"; "Christmas Tree at Rockefeller Center"; 'After the Exodus" [Hamilton Hall Steps snow scene])

DH to Rev. H. Richard Siciliano. Department of City and Industry, Synod of Pennsylvania. 1958; Glad he liked article by Joseph Hudnut about "The Church in a Modern World."

Correspondence between Grayson L. Kirk and high level administrators at Columbia University. Also includes correspondence with trustees, alumni, faculty members, and the public. Other records include: reports, proposals, press releases, and speeches. Kirk held numerous appointments at Columbia including provost, vice president and provost, and president. Records dating from 1947 through 1949 relate to Kirk's terms as acting director of Columbia's School of International Affairs, executive director of the European Institute, chairman of the University Committee on the United Nations, associate provost, and provost.