University Records

Record Group 12, Presentations

Public presentations include assemblies, conferences, workshops, visual and performing arts events, festivals, lecture Series, special days, weeks and months, radio and television programs, and other events.

Series 1	Summer assemblies. 1948-1969
File 1		Pages removed from original three-ring notebooks. Box 1: 1948-1959; Box 2: 1960-1962; Box 3: 1963-1969
File 2		Donald Decker Photo Collection. Formal photographs of some of the summer assembly speakers. 1962-1967. (Stored in the climate controlled JAM Room.)

Series 2	Lectures
File 1		Lecture Series. Winter 1970. School of Arts and Sciences
File 2		University Lecture Series. 1974-1975. College of Education and Phi Delta Kappa
File 3		University Lecture Series. 1977-1984.

Series 3	Mid/year and winter conferences. 1926- Originally termed "Mid-Year Conferences," they came to be referred to as "Winter Conferences." School classes were sometimes canceled while the teachers from throughout the State traveled to Greeley. The 1986 one was the 58th Winter Conference. Archives has brochures for a large number, but not all of the conferences. The brochures show the theme of the conference and the names and titles of the speakers, many of whom are brought from out of state for the occasion. Often, a well known person is the opening night speaker--usually a Thursday evening, with the main part of the conference occurring on Friday, with some spillover to Saturday. After the University Lecture Series was begun in 1977, speakers were sometimes shared with that Series. A sheet listing the years for which Archives has brochures is included in the File. There is a separate File folder with additional planning details for conferences from 1977 through 1981, in which the Library had special presentations. This folder might be useful to anyone planning any conference, as the conference general committee provides thorough information as to what must be considered in planning.

Series 4	Seminars in higher education. 1949-1951

Series 5	Summer book review and other programs. 1926-1967. The Summer Book Review programs were held as early as 1926. Archives has a Series of printed programs through 1967. A number of the programs included more than book reviews. For the period 1939-1941, they include a list of daily activities.

Series 6	Neal Cross Lecture Series and University Lecture Series Neal Cross was a professor of English who served on the faculty from 1941-1979. He died in 1979, having made a bequest to the Department of English that was named the Cross Humanities Program and included a Series of lectures. This Series is not that titled the Ethan Allen Cross Memorial Lecture Series, that was endowed for his mother in honor or his father who had also been a professor and dean of this college. That Series has continued and is given at the Congregational Church. ( See also RG SC47 for a Series of letters to Neal Cross.)

Series 7	Humanities Day

Series 8	Workshops on emotional problems of college students. 1966- (BSMT)
File 1		Resource material and workshop proceedings. 1966-1967, 1969-1978
File 2		Tapes of speakers

Series 9	University Program Council
File 1		Patio Gallery

Series 10	Miscellaneous presentations (Haunted Houses, Oktoberfest, Resource Fair, film festivals, political speeches)

Series 11	Performing Arts presentations--opera/theater/dance
File 1		Theater, opera and dance programs and clippings
File 2		Archives Study v.13: Little Theatre of the Rockies: Programs Presented. 1934-1984
File 3		George E. Bagusch. MA thesis August 1, 1960 Little Theatre of the Rockies 1934-1960: A Pattern for Educational Theatre
File 4		Helen Langworthy. "A Brief History of the Little Theatre of the Rockies: Years 1934-1965"
File 5		UNC LTR Celebrates Sapphire Anniversary (1981)
File 6		LTR renamed Helen Langworthy Theatre. 1986
File 7		Summer Series 1958-1977 summary report
File 8		Theater/opera/dance season calendars
			see also RG12 S13: Arts calendars
File 9		Performing Arts Opera Theatre Workshop -1980-
File 10		Music/theater Touring Company
File 11		Welby Wolfe LTR materials
			see also RG6 S3 F7 Welby Wolfe papers
File 12		Faculty Players
File 13		LTR -- Photographs, negatives, slides, etc. -- Filed in cold storage)
		see also Study 25: Theatre/Opera/Dance Productions by CSNS, CTC, CSCE, CSC, UNC; 1889-

Series 12	Performing Arts presentations--music
File 1		Musical programs (unbound) 1906 - . Clippings.
1-1			Bound programs 1964-1978
File 2		Musical season calendars
			see also RG12 S13: Arts calendars
File 3		KUNC tapes of musical performances
File 4		Audio recordings of performances

Series 13	Festival Series, Arts calendars. On File is information about various festivals and arts calendars. The festivals include: Fine Arts Festival 1950- , Shakespeare Festival, Performing Arts, Music, Entertainment Plus, jazz, Theatre, etc.
		see also RG12 S11 F8: Season calendars

Series 14	Visual Arts presentations On File is information about visual arts presentations, exhibitions, schedules, art workshops, brochures, lectures and seminars. Mariani gallery in Guggenheim is a part of the Visual Arts Department and was named after John Mariani, professor and Fine Arts Chairman, 1937-74. The Patio Gallery, in the University Center was under the auspices of the SRC and was discontinued during the remodeling of the center in 1987.
		see also RG13 S14 : Michener Library Gallery exhibitions

Series 15	Radio stations
	KUNC: As of 2001, KUNC is a community-licensed public radio station, operated by Community Radio for Northern Colorado Inc., a 501(c)3 Colorado nonprofit organization. CRNC came into existence when a group of community volunteers, in February 2001, raised $2 million in 20 days to purchase KUNC's license from the University of Northern Colorado.
File 1		Development proposal for the Rocky Mountain Educational Radio Network, December 1972
File 2		Program guides, previews, flyers, KUNC Rally. 1972- 1983, undated
File 3		Financial Statements and Independent Auditors' Reports, 1995 and 1996

File 4		Clippings/News releases, 1977-2001
File 5		Sale of KUNC, including newspaper clippings about same


Series 16	Model United Nations/International Relations Club. 1957-1986
		The Model United Nations was held each spring for high school students. This event was originally sponsored by the International Relations Club under the direction of Professor Dean Arnold. Later it was sponsored by the College of Arts and Sciences and the College of Education. The collection consists of three boxes. Box 1 has three scrapbooks covering the years 1957-1966. Box 2 covers the years 1967-1976 (no items for 1967). Box 3 covers the years 1977-1986.

Series 17	State Affairs Conference

Series 18	School Administration Workshop. 1951-1958

Series 19	Academic Excellence Week/Honors Convocations

Series 20	Special months/weeks/days
		Research Day/Conference
File 1		Holocaust Memorial Observance. Incorporated into Special Collection SC 104.
File 2		Foreign Language Day. 1968-
File 3		Afro-American History Month
		see also RG9 S8: International Week; RG 12 S7: Humanities Day; RG 12 S19: Academic Excellence Week

Series 21	Junior High School Workshop, 1st. 1950

Series 22	Guidance Workshop

Series 23	Bronco training camp. 1982-2002

Series 24	Frontiers of Science Institute

Series 25	Gifted and talented, Summer programs for
File 1		Cosmos

Series 26	Forensics

Series 27	Conferences/festivals for high school students

Series 28	"At risk" summer enrichment (Dream Team, YOU program)

Series 29	School for Janitors

Series 30	UNC Scholar Speaker Series

Series 31	Women's Health Conference. 1999-

Series 32	Qualitative Research Seminar

Series 33	Writers' Conference 2002- (UNC Rosenberry Writers' Conference)

Series 34	Reading Conferences
File 1		Reading Conferences sponsored by the Reading Center -- Clippings

Series 35	Forums

Series 36	Freshman Common Reading Book ( First-Year Reading Book)

Series 37	Teaching with Primary Sources

Series 38	Provost Colloquium Speaker Series