Administrative reports

Collection contains administrative records, “Bridges to the Future” VHS tapes related to the Community Action Program at the University of Denver.

Daniel L. Ritchie served as the 16th Chancellor of the University of Denver from July 1989 to June 2005.This collection includes inauguration materials, newspaper clippings, publications and speeches by Ritchie, administrative files, photo albums, video tapes, leather bookmarks and a map of the Colorado Territory (1876).

The file contains administrative records of the Denver-Karmiel Sister City Committee, including letterhead and envelopes, committee meetings, minutes, financial information and reports, correspondence, and lists. The file also contains Sister Cities International National Youth Program information on a visit from Kamiel residents, dancers, and musicians.

Bank applications, financial statements, and budgets. Property valuation.

Collection contains administrative records related to the First Amendment Congress at the University of Denver.

Collection contains annual reports and administrative papers from the Food Service department at the University of Denver.

Collection contains campaign materials, conferences, correspondence, administrative files, Denver Research Institute files, development reports, publications, scrapbooks, and timelines related to the Development (University Advancement) department from the University of Denver from 1912 through 1965.

A report, made by a committee appointed by the stockholders of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, on the state of the company and its leadership under William H. Aspinwall.

This series contains university-wide accreditation materials used for the University of Denver's accreditation. Materials include self studies, outlines for self studies, data forms, NCA visit reports, policies and procedures, faculty evaluations, course evaluations, correspondence, recommendations, and additional documents.

The Town Club was a Denver Jewish social club located in the historic French Renaissance style Crawford Hill Mansion. In 1953, the Club added replaced the gardens with a swimming pool. The Town Club operated from 1947-1989 when due to dwindling membership the Mansion was sold. Collection contains menus, correspondence, by-laws, membership lists, minutes, computerized lists of members and payment of dues, and ephemera related to the Town Club in Denver from 1947 through 1985.