UFF. UF Faculty Papers

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Collection contains University of Florida Senate and UF Constitution materials, information on the Sustainability Committee at UF, and materials on the designs of buildings and areas on the UF campus.

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Correspondence, journals, and sketches created by printmaker and University of Florida professor at the School of Art and Art History, Kenneth Kerslake.

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Documents, publications, research and audiovisual materials relating to the academic career of Dr. Carmen Diana Deere. The collection includes materials related to her research in the field of women, gender and development, materials related to her LASA presidency, her doctoral research and materials written in collaboration with Colombian sociologist Magdalena León.

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Samuel Proctor was an American historian, a pioneer in the field of oral history, and the founder and first director of the University of Florida's oral history program.

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A collection of 97 black and white photographs and 4 negatives of University of Florida buildings, faculty, students, a trophy, and plants.

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An edited typescript with drawings of The Native Trees of Florida (1946) by Lillian Arnold and Erdman West and book proofs for revised edition, 2 letters.

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Collection contains syllabi and instructional materials for Dr. Albert Wehlburg's courses taught at the University of Florida's Department of Theatre.

Abstract The Marianne Schmink Papers date from 1970 to 2020. This collection includes personal and project documents, correspondence, photographs, magazines, newspapers and clippings, newsletters, maps, audiovisual and digital materials. Most of the documents relate to four different programs and research carried out in the Amazon region: Tropical Conservation and Development Program (TCD), research in Acre and São Félix do Xingu in Brazil, and the Managing Ecosystems and Resources with Gender...

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Collection contains brochures and pamphlets mostly from the New England Free Press produced in support of the Women's Movement (Women's Liberation).

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Collection contains 21 field notebooks from F. Wayne King, curator emeritus of Herpetology and former Director of the Florida Museum of Natural History.