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Faculty Governance and Procedures Committee (FGPC), 1991-2003

Highlight: of agendas as well as review of the minutes); conducting elections of faculty to various elected
committees and other elected positions; appointing faculty to non-elected committees and standing tripartite
composition of faculty committees and election procedures; serving in grievance proceedings as provided in the

Columbia University Libraries Staff Association records, 1948-1950

Highlight: Typescript drafts of the association's constitution, ballots for various elections as well as for

Dmitrii Aleksandrovich Levchik Collection, 1989-1990

Highlight: Manuscript, typed and printed materials related to the municipal elections in Moscow in 1989-1990.

Constance Hess Williams Papers, 1964-2016

Highlight: In 2001 Williams ran in a special election to fill a vacated Pennsylvania State Senate seat for the
17th District, covering parts of Montgomery and Delaware Counties. She was elected in 2001, re-elected
in 2004, and in 2008 announced that she would not seek re-election. She served as a State Senator

Robert M. Morgenthau papers, 1944-2019

Highlight: Morgenthau remained in private life until 1974, when he was elected to the office of District
Attorney of New York County. This was a special election caused by the death of Frank Hogan, who had served
elected to a full term in 1977, and was re-elected seven times. He was not opposed in a general election

Women in Scholarly Publishing records, 1979-1997

Highlight: the elections of officers. The printed materials are chiefly issues of the NEWSLETTER

Lawrence A. Kobrin papers, 1948-2019

Highlight: vice-president of the I.Z.F.A.; and a key member of the College Elections Commission. At the Law School

Morgan family papers, 1811-1956

Highlight: elected to the Thirty-third (as a Whig), Thirty-fourth (as a Whig), and Thirty-fifth Congresses (as a
Republican) (1853-1859); Christopher was elected to the Twenty-sixth and Twenty-senveth Congresses (as a Whig

Typothetae of the City of New York records, 1862-1921

Highlight: , constitutions, and elections. The bound volumes consist of minutes of meetings, scrapbooks about Typothetae

William E. Petersen papers, 1968 July-August

Highlight: Committee for the new Columbia-Community Gymnasium. Petersen was elected an Alumni Trustee of the University
and was elected a Life Trustee in 1967 which was followed by his election as Chairman of the Board of
Emeritus. In 1982 the Board elected him as Chairman Emeritus retroactive to October 1978.

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