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Information includes students' names, year of study abroad, academic major, name of group leader, county of study, and advisor. Not all fields are complete.

Includes total number of participants, then broken down by number of male and female participants and percentage.

The Quarter Abroad program began in 1963 by Dr. Robert B. Bailey, III. The program was conceived as a special opportunity for students of the university to engage in experiential learning projects and independent travel in Europe. The duration of the program was initially a quarter of the academic year and switched to semesters after 1971. With few exceptions, the program focuses on studying in Europe. In 2004, the program name was changed to Study Abroad: Europe to emphasize this.

The contents of this sub-series consist of materials gathered for the 50th Anniversary Reunion held in 2013. Some materials, such as the photographs and the program history are duplicated in the physical papers.