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This collection consists of materials from Barnard College Faculty committees.

This collection consists of Barnard College Faculty Handbooks, which provides resources and information regarding Barnard policy to the College's Faculty.

This collection consists of Barnard College faculty meeting minutes.

This collections consists of biographical information on select members of the faculty, staff, and visitors to the college gathered by the Barnard College Archivists.

This collection documents the official correspondence of the faculty and administrators of Barnard College from 1889-1904.

This collection consists of a scrapbook and a folder of clippings documenting the career of Professor Gertrude Mary Hirst and her service to Barnard College.

This collection consists of the research papers and class materials of Helen H. Bacon, a former faculty member of the Greek and Latin Department at Barnard College and Columbia University. It includes materials related to her published works, lectures and talks as well as course outlines, exams and notes for classes, student papers, transcripts, diplomas, travel journals and personal correspondence.

This collection contains Jeanne Stove Poindexter's research lab manuals, notebooks, and experimental results; teaching materials, including lab notebooks and experimental results, lesson plans, rosters, syllabi, publications, transmission electron microscopy photographs, negatives, and slides; slide transparencies; promotional event fliers; and works of her students. Poindexter was a microbiology research scientist, professor, and mentor for numerous students at Barnard College and elsewhere.

This collection consists of fieldwork and research materials generated by Joan E. Vincent, Professor of Anthropology at Barnard College. The collection includes ethnographic fieldwork, archival research, drafts and unpublished manuscripts, correspondence, and photographs. Vincent's work focused primarily on the impact of British colonization on the people of Uganda and Northern Ireland.