Photocopied document (12p) including results of Academic Program Review, Voluntary Retirement Incentive Program and Severance Benefits for Involuntarily Terminated Tenured Faculty, and a cover letter from President Kenneth Dobbins to university personnel, July 7, 2003.

Awards presented by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, Missouri College Newspaper Association, and Pi Delta Epsilon Journalism fraternity to the campus newspaper of Southeast Missouri State University for excellence in journalism. *Oversized.

Rosters showing where classes met in town following the fire that destroyed the Old Normal building at Missouri State Normal School—Third District.

Correspondence and ephemera of Charles Milford Hall, a former student and assistant teacher of mathematics at the Missouri State Normal School—Third District. Correspondence with Normal School president R. C. Norton and faculty member J. S. McGhee, pertaining to the sale of lots, allegedly where Leming Hall was built. *oversized

Program for reunion of the Southeast Missouri State University graduates from the classes of 1873-1928 at Houck Field House, May 22, 1928, listing menu and speakers.

Programs from contests in oratory, declamation and essay at Missouri State Normal School—Third District, listing participants and their selections.

Carbon typescript (10p) of lawsuit in the Supreme Court of Missouri, Division Number One, regarding the expulsion of George D. Englehart from Albert Hall at Southeast Missouri State University after a near “riot” at semester’s end.

Program from an event celebrating the enrollment of 300 pupils in Missouri State Normal School—Third District.

Program from “A Pageant of Southeast Missouri” presented by the class in pageantry at the college, July 23, 1925. Includes order of pageant, lyrics to chorus, staff and cast listing.

Award certificates presented to the Sagamore yearbook staff of Southeast Missouri State University from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, Society for Collegiate Journalists, and the Associated Collegiate Press.