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The United Fund of Kinnickinnic Township Incorporated was established in 1967 by residents of the Town with the purpose of better coordinating fundraising and donations to charitable agencies. Initial organizations/causes donated to include: Heart Association, Cancer, Red Cross, Children with disabilities, and mental health.

Records in this collection include Articles of Incorporation, by-laws, articles, notice of dissolution, Secretary's meeting minutes, member and public notices.

Collection includes materials such as meeting minutes and club records- including financial records, guest books, lists of artwork, and exhibit/show information. Oversized scrapbook and art also included.

Annual Reports of faculty committees reviewing activities and listing accomplishments, unfinished business and recommendations. Committees include Academic Standards, Athletic, Concert and Lectures, Curriculum, Development, Library, Personnel, Studies and Research, Superior Student, and Teacher Improvement. Includes Faculty and Graduate Councils, and University Judiciary Board reports. Discontinues after 1966/67 academic year.

Phi Kappa Phi is a national honorary society whose mission is to recognize and promote academic excellence in all fields of higher education and to engage the community of scholars in service to others. The Society also recognizes outstanding achievements by students, faculty, and others through various awards and through invitations to membership.

The records in this collection includes the petition to the chancellor in 1987, by-laws and member directory, a secretary manual (1987-1991), recognition of the 25th anniversary, and photographs from awards ceremonies in the 1980s.

Barkla graduated from UWRF in 1952. She served as UW Regent Emeritus from 1972-1980, the first woman to do so. This collection contains documents relating to her legal career and UWRF affirmative action.

This series documents affirmative action initiatives, minority and women's advocacy efforts, administrative planning, legal matters, and institutional development at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls during the early to mid-1970s. Materials include affirmative action reports and program proposals relating to women, minority faculty and staff, Native Americans, and multicultural outreach; priority program plans aimed at increasing educational opportunities and support services for underrepresented groups; correspondence on university governance, mission statements, budgeting, divestiture, and campus affairs; personal correspondence and organizational records; legal documents from several lawsuits involving the Board of Regents; and reports concerning Native American outreach, Minority Services Office planning, Board of Regents hearings and visits, and veterinary medical education. The records consist of correspondence, reports, proposals, handouts, brochures, agendas, newspaper clippings, photographs, resolutions, position papers, and other administrative documents.

Annual Reports from the Schools of Agriculture, Education and Arts and Sciences (Colleges after 1962/63) to the President. Also includes annual reports from the Library, the Student Personnel Division, and the Graduate School, (1964/65-1967/68). Reports include accomplishments, activities, and recommendations.