Office of President of the University of North Carolina (System): C. D. Spangler, Jr., Records, 1986-1997

Collection Number: 40010

Collection Title: Office of President of the University of North Carolina (System): C. D. Spangler, Jr., Records, 1986-1997

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Size	57.0 feet of linear shelf space (approximately 45600 items)
Abstract	C. D. Spangler, Jr., succeeded William C. Friday in 1986 as president of the University of North Carolina (System), which included 16 campuses: North Carolina State University, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, the University of North Carolina at Asheville, the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, the University of North Carolina at Wilmington, Appalachian State University in Boone, East Carolina University in Greenville, Elizabeth City State University, Fayetteville State University, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University in Greensboro, North Carolina Central University in Durham, North Carolina School of the Arts in Winston-Salem, Pembroke State University, Western Carolina University in Cullowhee, and Winston-Salem State University. In 1996, the name of Pembroke State University was changed to the University of North Carolina at Pembroke. Correspondence and other files, 1986-1997, relating to the adminsitration and academic programs at the campuses of the University of North Carolina (System). Notable in these records are files relating to problems in athletic programs, especially NCAA violations by the North Carolina State University men's basketball team, that led to revision of the University system's athletic policies.
Creator	University of North Carolina (System). President.
Curatorial Unit	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. University Archives.
Language	English

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Updated by: Dawne Howard Lucas, May 2021

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After nearly thirty years of service to the University of North Carolina, President William C. Friday informed the Board of Governors in September 1984 that he intended to retire by 30 June 1986. The formal search for his successor began the following January, when the Board named a search committee. The search committee, in turn, formed an advisory committee that drew representatives from the faculties, students, boards of trustees, and alumni of the constituent campuses. The two groups held six public hearings across the state to gather input on the kind of leadership the University needed. Members of the Board also traveled to campuses around the country to look at various administrative structures. On 31 January 1986, after a year of deliberation, the Board of Governors announced that C. D. Spangler, Jr., Charlotte businessman and chair of the State Board of Education, would be the fourteenth president of the University of North Carolina. Spangler took office on 1 March, while William Friday continued as President Emeritus until 30 June.

Clemmie Dixon (Dick) Spangler, Jr., was born 5 April 1932 in Charlotte, North Carolina. He graduated from the University of North Carolina in 1954 with a B.S. in business administration and went on to finish an M.B.A. at Harvard in 1956. In 1958 he completed a stint in the army and returned to Charlotte to work for his father's firm, C.D. Spangler Construction Company. In 1973 he assumed the chairmanship of the troubled Bank of North Carolina. Under his direction it grew and, in 1982, merged with NCNB Corporation. At the time of his election to the presidency of UNC, Spangler was president of two family-owned companies, C. D. Spangler Construction Company (which he had led since 1960) and Golden Eagle Industries, Inc. He resigned from these positions but maintained his membership on the boards of directors of several other companies.

In its decision to appoint Spangler, the Board of Governors departed from traditional higher education practice, which emphasized academic background and institutional experience. But, although Spangler lacked these qualifications, he had long been a strong advocate for public education. In the 1970s, he helped to lead a statewide effort to establish public kindergartens. From 1972 to 1976, he served as vice-chairman of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education and provided strong leadership during the school system's struggle to comply with court-ordered desegregation. He was co-chair of Governor Hunt's Task Force on Education and Economic Growth, which laid the groundwork for the Basic Education Program. From 1982 until 1986, he was chairman of the State Board of Education, where one of the causes he championed was higher salaries for teachers, a theme he would again press at the University. He was also a member of the UNC-Chapel Hill Board of Visitors and the Board of Directors of Union Theological Seminary.

Spangler's election to the presidency was greeted with mixed reactions. Some praised his managerial skills while detractors called him arrogant. Others worried that his wealth and business interests put him out of touch with the needs of the University. He was criticized for his continuing corporate involvement and for his attempt in 1988 to take over RJR Nabisco, which opponents regarded as a prime example of the way his business dealings distracted him from the University. However, Spangler used his connection to the business world and his service on various boards to strengthen the relationship between businesses and the University. The strong ties that resulted are among his lasting legacies.

During his eleven-year tenure, Spangler weathered a number of storms. 1988 and 1989 were particularly fraught with controversy. In 1988, the North Carolina School of the Arts' Chancellor Jane Milley, long the focus of campus discontent, received a vote of no confidence from students and faculty, who demanded her resignation. Spangler had to navigate through an emotionally charged investigation that resulted in Milley's resignation in 1989. Also in 1989 the North Carolina State University basketball program, led by Coach Jim Valvano, came under scrutiny for alleged NCAA violations and academic problems. The lengthy investigation was marked by ill-feelings on all sides, with Spangler at times pitted against the Board of Governors. In the end both Coach Valvano and Chancellor Bruce Poulton resigned. New athletic policies, recommended by Spangler and approved by the Board, were applied across the University system.

In addition to problems affecting the individual campuses, the University system suffered from the state's sluggish financial condition. Between 1989 and 1992 the state experienced a series of budget shortfalls that resulted in significant spending cuts throughout the system. The most severe situation occurred in the 1990-1991 fiscal year, when the University's budget reduction was accompanied for the first time by itemized cuts. President Spangler described the situation as "excruciating."

In 1992, the University requested that the General Assembly authorize construction bonds to finance much needed capital projects. But the General Assembly, still concerned about the state's financial condition, deferred action until July 1993, when it finally approved a $310 million University Improvement Bond package subject to a voter referendum in the coming November election. Spangler played a key role in promoting the bond, encouraging the chancellors at the sixteen campuses also to take an active part in lobbying for its passage. The passage of the bond and the many new facilities that came of it are another part of Spangler's legacy to the University.

Misperceptions of what he did followed Spangler throughout his tenure, in part because of his style of public relations. He was less open and consultative in his decision-making than President Friday had been. Over time he did develop a more effective style of communication that improved his relationships with the press and the Board of Governors. With students, faculty, and staff he tried to be visible and available. Many of his lunches were taken at Lenoir Dining Hall on the Chapel Hill campus, where there was an open invitation to join him for discussion.

Throughout his presidency Spangler was committed to improving the overall quality of the University system and its student body. Higher academic standards, low tuition, higher faculty salaries, and recruitment of women and minorities in administration were all issues he championed. He actively pursued funding, creating over a hundred endowed professorships throughout the University system. He was also a major donor, through his family's philanthropic foundation and his own wealth; and each year he donated his salary as president, splitting it among the campuses.

The University's growth during the Spangler administration was impressive. Enrollment in the system increased by more than 27,000. Average SAT scores of entering freshmen rose by almost sixty points, while the national average remained essentially unchanged. The operating budget of the University system nearly doubled, and the campuses received over $1 billion for buildings and renovations. Outside contracts and grants awarded to system faculty increased from $175.5 million to $473 million.

In August 1996, Spangler announced his intention to retire in 1997, when he would turn 65. The Board of Governors immediately began the search for his successor and on 10 April 1997, elected Molly Corbett Broad, the first woman president of the University of North Carolina. Spangler continued in office until 18 July. In his farewell speech to the Board, he again stressed the importance of keeping tuition low. After retirement, he and his wife, Meredith, maintained a home in Chapel Hill, and he continued to be a vocal advocate for the University.

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Records consist of correspondence and other files, 1986-1997, relating to the adminsitration and academic programs at the 16 campuses of the University of North Carolina (System). Notable in these records are files relating to problems in athletic programs, especially NCAA violations by the North Carolina State University men's basketball team, that led to revision of the University system's athletic policies.

Contents list

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1. General Administration, Administrative Files
1.1 Subject Files
1.2 Academic Affairs Division
1.3 Communications Division
1.4 Finance Division
1.5 Planning Division
1.6 Public Affairs Division
1.7 Program Assesment and Public Service Division
1.8 Research Division
1.9 Student Services and Special Programs Division
1.10 Outside Organizations
2. Board of Governors
2.1 General Correspondence
2.2 Commitees
3. University of North Carolina Campus Records
3.1 North Carolina State University
3.1.1 Office of the Chancellor
3.1.2. Academic Affairs
3.1.3. Athletics
3.1.4. Business and Finance
3.1.5. Development
3.1.6 Faculty Affairs
3.1.7. Graduate Studies
3.1.8. Health Affairs [VACANT]
3.1.9. Student Affairs
3.1.10. Board of Trustees
3.2. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
3.2.1. Office of the Chancellor
3.2.2. Academic Affairs
3.2.3. Athletics
3.2.4. Business and Finance
3.2.5. Development
3.2.6. Faculty Affairs
3.2.7. Graduate Studies [VACANT]
3.2.8. Health Affairs
3.2.9. Student Affairs
3.2.10. Board of Trustees
3.3. University of North Carolina at Greensboro
3.3.1. Office of the Chancellor
3.3.2. Academic Affairs
3.3.3. Athletics
3.3.4. Business and Finance
3.3.5. Development
3.3.6. Faculty Affairs
3.3.7. Graduate Studies [VACANT]
3.3.8. Health Affairs [VACANT]
3.3.9. Student Affairs
3.3.10. Board of Trustees
3.4. University of North Carolina at Asheville
3.4.1. Office of the Chancellor
3.4.2. Academic Affairs [VACANT]
3.4.3. Athletics
3.4.4. Business and Finance
3.4.5. Development
3.4.6. Faculty Affairs
3.4.7. Graduate Studies [VACANT]
3.4.8. Health Affairs [VACANT]
3.4.9. Student Affairs
3.4.10. Board of Trustees
3.5. University of North Carolina at Charlotte
3.5.1. Office of the Chancellor
3.5.2. Academic Affairs
3.5.3. Athletics
3.5.4. Business and Finance
3.5.5. Development
3.5.6. Faculty Affairs
3.5.7. Graduate Studies [VACANT]
3.5.8. Health Affairs [VACANT]
3.5.9. Student Affairs
3.5.10. Board of Trustees
3.6. University of North Carolina at Wilmington
3.6.1. Office of the Chancellor
3.6.2. Academic Affairs
3.6.3. Athletics
3.6.4. Business and Finance [VACANT]
3.6.5. Development
3.6.6. Faculty Affairs
3.6.7. Graduate Studies [VACANT]
3.6.8. Health Affairs [VACANT]
3.6.9. Student Affairs
3.6.10. Board of Trustees
3.7 Appalachian State University
3.7.1. Office of the Chancellor
3.7.2. Academic Affairs [VACANT]
3.7.3. Athletics
3.7.4. Business and Finance
3.7.5. Development
3.7.6. Faculty Affairs
3.7.7. Graduate Studies
3.7.8. Health Affairs[VACANT]
3.7.9. Student Affairs
3.7.10. Board of Trustees
3.8. East Carolina University
3.8.1. Office of the Chancellor
3.8.2. Academic Affairs
3.8.3. Athletics [VACANT]
3.8.4. Business and Finance
3.8.5. Development
3.8.6. Faculty Affairs
3.8.7. Graduate Studies [VACANT]
3.8.8. Health Affairs
3.8.9. Student Affairs [VACANT]
3.8.10. Board of Trustees
3.9. Elizabeth City State University
3.9.1. Office of the Chancellor
3.9.2. Academic Affairs
3.9.3. Athletics
3.9.4. Business and Finance
3.9.5. Development
3.9.6. Faculty Affairs [VACANT]
3.9.7. Graduate Studies [VACANT]
3.9.8. Health Affairs [VACANT]
3.9.9. Student Affairs [VACANT]
3.9.10. Board of Trustees
3.10. Fayetteville State University
3.10.1. Office of the Chancellor
3.10.2. Academic Affairs
3.10.3. Athletics [VACANT]
3.10.4. Business and Finance
3.10.5. Development
3.10.6. Faculty Affairs
3.10.7. Graduate Studies [VACANT]
3.10.8. Health Affairs [VACANT]
3.10.9. Student Affairs [VACANT]
3.10.10. Board of Trustees
3.11. North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University
3.11.1. Office of the Chancellor
3.11.2. Academic Affairs
3.11.3. Athletics
3.11.4. Business and Finance
3.11.5. Development
3.11.6. Faculty Affairs [VACANT]
3.11.7. Graduate Studies
3.11.8. Health Affairs [VACANT]
3.11.9. Student Affairs [VACANT]
3.11.10. Board of Trustees
3.12. North Carolina Central University
3.12.1. Office of the Chancellor
3.12.2. Academic Affairs
3.12.3. Athletics [VACANT]
3.12.4. Business and Finance
3.12.5. Development
3.12.6. Faculty Affairs
3.12.7. Graduate Studies [VACANT]
3.12.8. Health Affairs [VACANT]
3.12.9. Student Affairs
3.12.10. Board of Trustees
3.13. North Carolina School of the Arts
3.13.1. Office of the Chancellor
3.13.2. Academic Affairs
3.13.3. Athletics [VACANT]
3.13.4. Business and Finance
3.13.5. Development
3.13.6. Faculty Affairs
3.13.7. Graduate Studies [VACANT]
3.13.8. Health Affairs [VACANT]
3.13.9. Student Affairs
3.13.10. Board of Trustees
3.14. University of North Carolina at Pembroke
3.14.1. Office of the Chancellor
3.14.2. Academic Affairs [VACANT]
3.14.3. Athletics [VACANT]
3.14.4. Business and Finance [VACANT]
3.14.5. Development
3.14.6. Faculty Affairs
3.14.7. Graduate Studies [VACANT]
3.14.8. Health Affairs [VACANT]
3.14.9. Student Affairs [VACANT]
3.14.10. Board of Trustees
3.15. Western Carolina University
3.15.1. Office of the Chancellor
3.15.2. Academic Affairs
3.15.3. Athletics
3.15.4. Business and Finance [VACANT]
3.15.5. Development
3.15.6. Faculty Affairs
3.15.7. Graduate Studies [VACANT]
3.15.8. Health Affairs [VACANT]
3.15.9. Student Affairs
3.15.10. Board of Trustees
3.16. Winston-Salem State University
3.16.1. Office of the Chancellor
3.16.2. Academic Affairs [VACANT]
3.16.3. Athletics [VACANT]
3.16.4. Business and Finance
3.16.5. Development
3.16.6. Faculty Affairs
3.16.7. Graduate Studies [VACANT]
3.16.8. Health Affairs
3.16.9. Student Affairs
3.16.10. Board of Trustees

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Box 1:1	Administrative Council: Meetings, Correspondence Relating to, 1986-1997 (includes some agendas)
	Administrative Council: Memoranda, 1986-1997 (#s 232-371)
Box 1:2	Affirmative Action Reports, General Administration Offices, 1982-1989; 1991; 1994-1995
	Animal Experimentation, Protest Letters, 1988-1989
	Annual Report, President's, FY1985/86-FY1987/88; FY1989/90-FY1995/96
	Athletics: General, 1986-1997
	Athletics: Athletic Contracts, 1981; 1988-1994
	Athletics: Drug Testing, Mandatory, 1987-1996
Box 1:3	Faculty Assembly: General, 1986-1997
	Faculty Assembly: Minutes, 1985-1997
	Friday, William C., President Emeritus, 1986-1997
Box 1:4	Inauguration, President Spangler (17 October 1986): General, April 1986-March 1987
	Inauguration, President Spangler (17 October 1986): Calendar of Events, 1986
	Inauguration, President Spangler (17 October 1986): Inauguration of C. D. Spangler, Jr., as President of the University of North Carolina, Oct. 17, 1986: Book
	Inauguration, President Spangler (17 October 1986): Inauguration of C. D. Spangler, Jr., as President of the University of North Carolina, Oct. 17, 1986: Brochure
	Inauguration, President Spangler (17 October 1986): Inauguration Dinner, 16 October 1986
Image P-40010/1-19 P-40010/1 P-40010/2 P-40010/3 P-40010/4 P-40010/5 P-40010/6 P-40010/7 P-40010/8 P-40010/9 P-40010/10 P-40010/11 P-40010/12 P-40010/13 P-40010/14 P-40010/15 P-40010/16 P-40010/17 P-40010/18 P-40010/19	Inauguration, President Spangler (17 October 1986): Photographs, 17 October 1986 (contact prints and slides)
Box 1:4	Inauguration, President Spangler (17 October 1986): Speech, President Spangler, 17 October 1986
	Legal Affairs: General, 1986-1995
	Legal Affairs: Consent Decree (U.S. Dept. of Education & UNC): General, 1985-1988; 1992-1997
Box 1:5	Legal Affairs: Consent Decree (U.S. Dept. of Education & UNC): Minority Presence Grant Program, 1986-1997 (see also Minority Presence Reports under individual campuses in Subgroup 3)
Box 1:6	Legal Affairs: Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, 1989
	Legal Affairs: Public Records/Open Meetings: General, 1986-1989; 1994-1997
	Legal Affairs: Public Records/Open Meetings: North Carolina Press Association., Inc., v. The University of North Carolina, 1996 (Open Meetings Law)
	Legal Affairs: State Residence for Tuition Purposes, Committee on, 1987-1993
	Memoranda to Chancellors, 1986-1997
	Park Scholarship, 1995-1997
	Presidential Candidates Forum (11 September 1987), June 1987-November 1987
	Secretary of the University, Office of, 1987-1997
	Special Projects, Vice President for (Jay M. Robinson), 1992-1993 (see also Bond Referendum in Series 4, below)
Box 1:7	Speeches, President Spangler, 1986-1997
	Tuition, 1993-1997
	Women Administrators, Effort to Increase Number of, 1989; 1994

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Box 1:8	General, 1986-1997
	Admission, Minimum Requirements, 1987-1991, 1994-1997
	Advancement of Teaching, Center for the, 1986-1997
	Chief Academic Officers, 1991-1996
	Contract Programs (Health Sciences), Office of, 1986-1993
	Distinguished Professors Endowment Trust Fund, 1987-1997
Box 1:9	Mathematics and Science Education Network, 1985-1992
	Minority Presence Grant Program (see Consent Decree under Legal Affairs in Series 1)
	Networking and Telecommunications, Office of: General, 1993-1997
	Networking and Telecommunications, Office of: Networking and Telecommunications Study Committee, 1991-1992
	Nursing Education, 1988-1996
	Principals' Executive Program, 1991-1997
	School Technology Users Task Force, 1995-1997
	Superintendents' Executive Program, 1985-1990
	Teacher Preparation Program Study, 1986-1994 (see also Joint Committee on Teacher Preparation in Subgroup 2, Series 2)
	Transfer Credit Advisory Committee, 1996 (transfers from Community Colleges to UNC System)
	University of North Carolina Mathematics & Science Education Network (see Mathematics and Science Education Network, above)

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Box 1:10

General, 1986-1996

University of North Carolina Center for Public Television, 1986-1995

(for 1996-1997 records, see Series 7, below)

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Box 1:11	General, 1986-1996
	Analysis of Funding Equity in The University of North Carolina, Phase I Final Report, MGT of America, Inc., March 27, 1996
	Bond Referendum (1993): General, 1992-1993
Box 1:12	Bond Referendum (1993): General 1994-1995
	Bond Referendum (1993): Campaign Financing, 1992-1993
	Bond Referendum (1993): Campaign Publicity (produced by Greer, Margolis, Mitchell, Burns and Associates, Inc.)
	Bond Referendum (1993): Campaign Publicity: Radio Spots (2 spots on 1 audiocassette tape; shelved separately under C-40010/1; consult staff for access)
Audiocassette C-40010/1	Bond Referendum (1993): Campaign Publicity: Radio Spots
Box 1:12	Bond Referendum (1993): Campaign Publicity: Television Ads (9 ads on 2 VHS videocassettes; shelved separately under VT-40010/1-2; consult staff for access)
Videotape VT-40010/1-2 VT-40010/1 VT-40010/2	Bond Referendum (1993): Campaign Publicity: Television Ads
Box 1:12	Bond Referendum (1993): Professors' Letters Supporting Bond Passage, July1993 -September 1993
	Budget, 1986-1997
	Capital Request Process and Prioritization Study, Eva Klein & Associates, March 1996
Box 1:13	Fiscal Accountability/Flexibility Legislation, 1991-1997
	Institutional (Campuses) Dues and Assessment Study, 1996
	Outsourcing/Privatization Study for The University of North Carolina, Final Report, MGT of America, Inc., 28 March 1996

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Box 1:13	General, 1986-1997
	Academic Calendars, Revision, 1996
	Institutional (Campus) Mission Statements: General, 1990-1992, 1994
	Institutional (Campus) Mission Statements: Report on the Missions of the Campuses of The University of North Carolina, 8 November 1991
	Long-Range Planning (see Board of Governors Long-Range Planning Committee in Subgroup 2, Series 2)

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Box 1:14

General, 1993-1997

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Box 1:14

General, 1996

University of North Carolina Center for Public Television, 1996-1997

(for records prior to 1996, see Series 3: Communications Division)

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Box 1:14	General, 1986-1997
	Marine Sciences Program, 1991-1996
	North Carolina Arboretum, 1989-1996
	Nutrition, Institute of, 1986-1989
	Small Business and Technology Development Center, 1986-1997
	Transportation Research and Education, Institute for, 1986-1990; 1995

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Box 1:15	General, 1986-1997
	North Carolina State Education Assistance Authority: General, 1986-1996
	North Carolina State Education Assistance Authority: Student Financial Aid for North Carolinians, 1990-1991; 1993-1994
	North Carolina State Education Assistance Authority: Scholarships (see also Awards and Scholarships in Subgroup 2, Series 1)
	North Carolina State Education Assistance Authority: Scholarships: Incentive Scholarships for Native Americans, 1994-1996
	North Carolina State Education Assistance Authority: Scholarships: Johnston Awards Program, 1990-1995
	North Carolina State Education Assistance Authority: Scholarships: Morehead Scholarships, 1988-1995

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Box 1:15	Advisory Committee of Private College Presidents, 1988-1989
	American Association of State Colleges and Universities, 1987-1996
	American Association of University Professors, 1986-1997
	Association of American Universities, 1986-1997
	Association of Governing Boards, 1986-1997
Box 1:16	Business-Higher Education Forum, 1990-1997
	Carnegie Foundation, Delegations to/from People's Republic of China, 1988-1989; 1992-1993
	Chinqua-Penn Plantation, 1991-1993
	Duke University, 1986-1996
	Glaxo, Inc., 1986-1996
	International Business Machines Corporation (IBM), 1986-1992
	Microelectronics Center of North Carolina, 1986-1994
	National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges, 1986-1997
	National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) (see Athletics in Series 2, above)
	National Humanities Center, 1986-1997
Box 1:17	North Carolina, State of: Auditor, Office of, 1989-1996 (see also audit files under Business and Finance for campuses in Subgroup 3)
	North Carolina, State of: Ethics, Board of, 1989
	North Carolina, State of: General Assembly: General, 1986-1997
	North Carolina, State of: General Assembly: Budget Cut, 1995
	North Carolina, State of: General Assembly: Fire Safety Loan Fund, 1996-1997
	North Carolina, State of: General Assembly: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Name Change, Proposed, 1991
	North Carolina, State of: Governor, Office of the: General, 1986-1997
	North Carolina, State of: Governor, Office of the: Education Cabinet, 1993-1995
	North Carolina, State of: Governor, Office of the: Telecommunications in Education, Advisory Council on, 1991
	North Carolina, State of: Lieutenant Governor, Office of the, 1986
	North Carolina, State of: North Carolina Community College System, 1986-1997 (formerly Department of Community Colleges)
	North Carolina, State of: Public Instruction, Department of, 1986-1994
	North Carolina, State of: State Board of Education, 1985-1997
	North Carolina, State of: State Personnel, Office of, 1987-1993
	North Carolina, State of: Vocational Education, Advisory Council on, 1987-1989
Box 1:18	North Carolina Association of Independent Colleges and Universities, 1986-1996
	North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics, 1986-1995
	Research Triangle Foundation: Board of Directors, Meeting Minutes, 1986-1996
	Research Triangle Foundation: Members of Corporation, Meeting Minutes, 1985-1995
	Research Triangle Institute: Advanced Study of Microstructure, Center for the, Proposed, 1984-1986
	Research Triangle Institute: Board of Governors: Meeting Minutes, 1985-1990
	Research Triangle Institute: Board of Governors: Executive Committee, Meeting Minutes, 1986-1997
	Research Triangle Institute: Corporate Members, Meeting Minutes, 1985-1988
	Southern Regional Education Board (SREB), 1986-1990
	United States Congress, 1986-1995
	Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation, Inc., 1986-1997

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Box 2:1	Awards and Scholarships: Dental Scholarship Program, 1986; 1988-1991; 1994-1996
	Awards and Scholarships: Excellence in Teaching Award, 1995-1997
	Awards and Scholarships: Gardner, O. Max, Award, 1986-1988; 1990-1997
	Awards and Scholarships: Medical Scholarships, 1986-1991, 1993-1994, 1996
	Awards and Scholarships: University Award, 1986-1996
	Chairman: Carson, Philip G., 1986-1988
	Chairman: Jones, Robert L. (Roddy), 1988-1990
	Chairman: Poole, Samuel H., 1990-1994
	Chairman: Porter, W. Travis, 1995
	Chairman: Neill, D. Samuel, 1996
	Chairman: Cameron, C.C., 1996
Box 2:2	Meetings, Correspondence Related to, 1986-1997

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Box 2:3	Ad Hoc Committees: Centennial Campus, 1986-1988
	Ad Hoc Committees: Diversity in the University, Ad hoc Committee to Study, 1994
	Ad Hoc Committees: Drug Policy, 1987-1990; 1993; 1995
	Ad Hoc Committees: Litigation, 1987-1988
	Ad Hoc Committees: Piedmont Triad Research Center, 1991-1993
	Ad Hoc Committees: Presidential Assessment, 1991-1993; 1995
	Ad Hoc Committees: Relationship Between University and Private Enterprise, 1987
	Budget and Finance, 1986-1991
Box 2:4	Budget and Finance, 1992-1997
	Committee on Committees, 1986; 1989; 1991-1993
	Educational Planning, Policies and Programs, 1986-1988
Box 2:5	Educational Planning, Policies and Programs, 1989-1997
	Intercollegiate Athletics, 1987-1988; 1990-1991
	Joint Committees: Joint Committee to Study the Inclusion of All Talent in the University of North Carolina, 1995
	Joint Committees: Joint Committee on Teacher Education, 1990
	Joint Committees: Joint Committee on Teacher Preparation, 1988 (see also Teacher Preparation Program Study in Subgroup 1, Series 2)
	Long-Range Planning, 1987; 1989; 1994
Box 2:6	Personnel and Tenure, 1986-1997
	Student Fees, Special Committee on, 1993; 1996
	University Assessment, 1996
	University Governance, 1986-1996

Expand/collapse Series 3. University of North Carolina Campus Records

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.1 North Carolina State University

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.1.1 Office of the Chancellor

Box 3:1	General Correspondence: Poulton, Bruce R., 1986-1989
	General Correspondence: Monteith, Larry K. (Interim Chancellor), 1989-May 1990
	General Correspondence: Monteith, Larry K., July 1990-1997
	Commencement, 1990; 1992-1993; 1995-1997
	Emerging Issues Forum: February 11, 1987 Forum, 1986-1987
	Emerging Issues Forum: February 8 & 9, 1989 Forum, 1988-1989
	Emerging Issues Forum: February 8 & 9, 1990 Forum, 1989-1990
	Emerging Issues Forum: February 12 & 13, 1992 Forum, 1991-1992
	Emerging Issues Forum: February 10 & 11, 1993 Forum, 1992-1993
	Emerging Issues Forum: February 10 & 11, 1994 Forum, 1993-1994
	Emerging Issues Forum: February 13 & 14, 1995 Forum, 1994-1995
	Installation (Monteith), 1991
	Visit by President Bush, 1990

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.1.2. Academic Affairs

Box 3:1	General, 1994
	Agriculture and Life Sciences, College of, 1986-1992
	Engineering, College of, 1986-1995
	Engineering, Technology and Science, William R. Kenan, Jr., Institute of, 1992
	Forest Resources, College of, 1986-1996
	Integrated Pest Management, Center for, Proposed, 1991
	Management, College of, 1992
	Textiles, College of, 1987; 1991
	Veterinary Medicine, College of, 1986-1988

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.1.3. Athletics

Box 3:1	General, 1987-1996
	Men's Basketball Controversy: General, 1989-1990
	Men's Basketball Controversy: President's Commission, 1989-1990
	Men's Basketball Controversy: Progress Report, February 1990

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.1.4. Business and Finance

Box 3:1	General, 1986; 1989
	Buildings and Grounds: Centennial Campus, 1986-1992
	Buildings and Grounds: Centennial Center Proposal, 1991

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.1.5. Development

Box 3:1	Campaign for N.C. State Students, Feasibility Report, April 19, 1995
	Century II Campaign, 1990
	Distinguished Professorships: Friday, William C., Distinguished Professorship, 1987-1990
	Distinguished Professorships: Klopman, William A., Distinguished Professorship, 1986-1987
	Distinguished Professorships: Steel, Kobe, Distinguished Professorship, 1988

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.1.6 Faculty Affairs

Box 3:1

General, 1986-1996

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.1.7. Graduate Studies

Box 3:1

General, 1990

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.1.8. Health Affairs [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.1.9. Student Affairs

Box 3:1

Enrollment, Minority Presence, 1992-1997

(includes Minority Presence Reports)

Student Government, 1989-1991

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.1.10. Board of Trustees

Box 3:1	General, 1985-1997
	Search Committee (Chancellor Monteith): General, 1989-1990
	Search Committee (Chancellor Monteith): Public Opinion Letters, April-June 1990

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.2. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.2.1. Office of the Chancellor

Box 3:2	General Correspondence: Fordham, Christopher C., III, 1986-1988
	General Correspondence: Hardin, Paul, 1988-1995
	General Correspondence: Hooker, Michael K., 1995-1997
	Bicentennial, University: General, 1993-1994
	Bicentennial, University: Bicentennial Postcard, 1993
	Bicentennial, University: Brochures and Programs, 1993
	Bicentennial, University: Student Band Grievance, 1993
	Commencement, 1990-1993; 1995-1997
	Commencement (15 December 1996), Mike Dyson Controversy, 1996-1997
	Employee Forum, 1996
	Installation (see 1988 and 1995 items in University Day, below)
	Kuralt, Charles, Memorial, 1997
	University Day, 1986-1992; 1994-1996 (1988 includes installation of Paul Hardin; 1995 includes installation of Michael Hooker)

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.2.2. Academic Affairs

Box 3:3	Ackland Art Museum, 1986-1991
	African-American Research, Institute of, 1994
	American South, Center for the Study of the, 1993
	Arts and Sciences, College of, 1991-1993
	Black Cultural Center: General, 1992-1996
	Black Cultural Center: Studies, Plans and Reports, 1989-1993
	Business School, Kenan-Flagler 1986-1997
	Education, School of, 1990-1995
	Government, Institute of, 1986-1994
	Journalism and Mass Communication, School of, 1988-1996
	Law, School of, 1986-1989; 1993-1997
	Library: General, 1987-1997
	Library: Special Collections, 1986-1997
	Music, Department of, 1993; 1995-1996
	Private Enterprise, Frank Hawkins Kenan Institute of, 1986-1995
	Radio, Television and Motion Pictures, Department of, Restructuring, 1991; 1993
	Social Work, School of: General, 1987-1997
	Social Work, School of: Kuralt, Charles, Tribute, 1990
	Southern Politics, Center of, Proposed, 1995
	University of North Carolina Press, 1986-1997

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.2.3. Athletics

Box 3:4	General, 1986-1997
	Crum, Dick (Football Coach), Controversy, 1986-1988
	Rugby Club/U.S. Air Problem, 1990-1991

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.2.4. Business and Finance

Box 3:4	Vice Chancellor for Business and Finance: Womack, Farris W., 1986; 1988
	Vice Chancellor for Business and Finance: Tuchi, Ben J., 1990-1992
	Buildings and Grounds: General, 1986-1997
	Buildings and Grounds: Friday Center: General, 1990
	Buildings and Grounds: Friday Center: Dedication, 1990-1991
	Buildings and Grounds: Proposed Land Use Plan, 1987
	Horace Williams Airport Policy Change, 1996-1997
	Housekeepers Association, 1995-1996
	Management Audit, 1988
	Utilities, 1986-1993

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.2.5. Development

Box 3:4	General, 1986-1996
	Bicentennial Campaign: General, 1989-1995
	Bicentennial Campaign: Steering Committee, 1989-1995
	General Alumni Association, 1986-1997
	Named Professorships: McMichael, Dalton, Professorship, 1987
	Named Professorships: Spearman, Walter, Distinguished Professorship, 1988

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.2.6. Faculty Affairs

Box 3:4	General, 1986-1997
	Faculty Council, Chair 1986-1997

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.2.7. Graduate Studies [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.2.8. Health Affairs

Box 3:5	Dentistry, School of, 1986-1996
	Medicine, School of, 1986-1997
	Pharmacy, School of, 1986-1996
	Public Health, School of: General, 1986-1997
	Public Health, School of: Tobacco Institute Controversy, 1995
	University of North Carolina Hospitals, 1986-1997

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.2.9. Student Affairs

Box 3:5	General, 1989-1995
	Admissions Task Force, Report, 1987
	Black Student Recruitment, 1987
	Enrollment, Minority Presence: General, 1990-1994
	Enrollment, Minority Presence: Meetings with General Administration, 1992-1997 (includes Minority Presence Reports)
	Fraternities, 1986-1987; 1995
	Jagannathan Scholarship, 1995-1996
	Student Body, General, 1986-1997

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.2.10. Board of Trustees

Box 3:5	General, 1986-1997
	Compensation, Faculty, 1988
	Search Committee (Chancellor Hardin), 1987-1988
	Search Committee (Chancellor Hooker), 1994-1995

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.3. University of North Carolina at Greensboro

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.3.1. Office of the Chancellor

Box 3:6	General Correspondence: Moran, William E., 1986-1994
	General Correspondence: Stewart, Debra W. (Interim Chancellor), 1994-1995
	General Correspondence: Sullivan, Patricia A., 1994-1997
	Animal Experimentation Protest, 1988-1992
	Chancellor's Residence, 1994-1996
	Commencement, 1992
	Installation (Sullivan), 1995

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.3.2. Academic Affairs

Box 3:6	General, 1992-1997
	Business and Economics, Joseph M. Bryan School of, 1989
	Education, School of, 1992

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.3.3. Athletics

Box 3:6	General, 1986
	Baseball Stadium, 1996

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.3.4. Business and Finance

Box 3:6	Buildings and Grounds: General, 1992-1997
	Buildings and Grounds: Business and Economics, Joseph M. Bryan School of, Naming, 1987
	Long-Range Physical Plan, 1986

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.3.5. Development

Box 3:6	General, 1986-1997
	Alumni Association, 1988-1990
	Distinguished Professorships: Bryan, Joseph M., Chair, 1989
	Distinguished Professorships: Covington, Marion Stedman, Distinguished Professorship in Music, 1988
	Distinguished Professorships: Hayes, Charles A., Distinguished Professorship in Business and Economics, 1988 (also includes Mae Putnam and Albert Hayes Distinguished Professorship in Clothing and Textiles)
	Distinguished Professorships: Morton, Julia Taylor, Chair, 1996
	Distinguished Professorships: Rourk, Marie Foscue, Distinguished Professorship in Chemistry, 1987-1988

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.3.6. Faculty Affairs

Box 3:6	General, 1986-1994
	Cancellation of Faculty Leaves, 1991

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.3.7. Graduate Studies [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.3.8. Health Affairs [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.3.9. Student Affairs

Box 3:6	General, 1987-1995
	Student Government, 1993
	Tuition Policy, 1989

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.3.10. Board of Trustees

Box 3:6	General, 1985-1997
	Search Committee (Chancellor Sullivan): General, 1994-1995
	Search Committee (Chancellor Sullivan): Advertisement, 1994
	Search Committee (Chancellor Sullivan): Notes, March-August 1994

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.4. University of North Carolina at Asheville

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.4.1. Office of the Chancellor

Box 3:7	General Correspondence: Brown, David G., 1986-1991
	General Correspondence: Carroll, Roy (Interim Chancellor), 1990-1991
	General Correspondence: Schuman, Samuel, 1991-1993
	General Correspondence: Wilson, Lauren R. (Interim Chancellor), 1993-1994
	General Correspondence: Reed, Patsy B., 1994-1997
	Installation (Reed), 1994-1995
	Installation (Schuman), 1991-1992
	Schuman Dismissal, 1993-1994; 1997

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.4.2. Academic Affairs [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.4.3. Athletics

Box 3:7

General, 1990; 1992; 1997

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.4.4. Business and Finance

Box 3:7

Buildings and Grounds: Dedication of Karpen Hall, 1991

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.4.5. Development

Box 3:7

Carson, Philip G., Endowed Professorship, 1996-1997

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.4.6. Faculty Affairs

Box 3:7

General, 1986

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.4.7. Graduate Studies [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.4.8. Health Affairs [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.4.9. Student Affairs

Box 3:7	General, 1993
	Minority Presence Report, 1992
	Student Government, 1989-1994

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.4.10. Board of Trustees

Box 3:7	General, 1987-1995
	Search Committee (Chancellor Schuman), 1990-1991
	Search Committee (Chancellor Reed), 1993-1994

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.5. University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.5.1. Office of the Chancellor

Box 3:7	General Correspondence: Fretwell, E. K., Jr., 1986-1989
	General Correspondence: Woodward, James H., Jr., 1989-1997
	Art Exhibit Controversy, 1991-1992
	Chancellor's Residence, 1991
	Installation (Woodward), 1990
	Mission Study for Research Status, 1991
	Planning Report, May 1986

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.5.2. Academic Affairs

Box 3:7	General, 1990
	Botanical Gardens, 1992
	Engineering, College of, 1990
	Library, 1990
	University Research Park, 1986-1991; 1996
	Urban Institute, 1991

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.5.3. Athletics

Box 3:7	General, 1994
	Belk, Irwin and Carol, Track and Field Center, 1995

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.5.4. Business and Finance

Box 3:7	Buildings and Grounds: Cameron, C. C., Applied Research Center, Dedication, 1991
	Buildings and Grounds: Storrs, Thomas I., Building, Naming Ceremony, 1992
	Buildings and Grounds: Student Activity Building, Groundbreaking, 1993-1994

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.5.5. Development

Box 3:7	General, 1986; 1989-1990; 1997
	Distinguished Professorships: Dickerson, Norvin Kennedy, Jr., 1987
	Distinguished Professorships: Robinson, Russell M., III, Distinguished Professorship in Shakespeare, 1992
	Foundation of the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Financial Report, 1986
	Silver Anniversary Campaign, 1989-1991

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.5.6. Faculty Affairs

Box 3:7

General, 1991-1992

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.5.7. Graduate Studies [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.5.8. Health Affairs [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.5.9. Student Affairs

Box 3:7

Enrollment, Minority Presence, 1993-1994

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.5.10. Board of Trustees

Box 3:7	General, 1986-1997
	Search Committee (Chancellor Woodward), 1987-1989

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.6. University of North Carolina at Wilmington

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.6.1. Office of the Chancellor

Box 3:8	General Correspondence: Wagoner, William H., 1986-1990
	General Correspondence: Leutze, James R., 1990-1996
	Commencement, 1992
	Convocation, 1992
	Food Service Policy, 1992-1993
	Installation (Leutze), 1991

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.6.2. Academic Affairs

Box 3:8	Education, School of, 1996
	Nursing, School of, 1992-1993

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.6.3. Athletics

Box 3:8

General, 1994

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.6.4. Business and Finance [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.6.5. Development

Box 3:8	General, 1993-1997
	Endowed Professorship, 1988

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.6.6. Faculty Affairs

Box 3:8	General, 1986
	Odyssey Program Inquiry, 1993

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.6.7. Graduate Studies [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.6.8. Health Affairs [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.6.9. Student Affairs

Box 3:8	General, 1987-1988; 1997
	Student Government, 1990

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.6.10. Board of Trustees

Box 3:8	General, 1986-1996
	Search Committee (Chancellor Leutze), 1990

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.7 Appalachian State University

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.7.1. Office of the Chancellor

Box 3:8	General Correspondence: Thomas, John E., 1986-1993
	General Correspondence: Borkowski, Francis T., 1994-1997
	Installation (Borkowski), 1993-1994

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.7.2. Academic Affairs [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.7.3. Athletics

Box 3:8

General, 1989; 1995-1997

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.7.4. Business and Finance

Box 3:8	Buildings and Grounds: General, 1991-1994
	Buildings and Grounds: Sick Building Syndrome (Business Building), 1990; 1992

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.7.5. Development

Box 3:8	General, 1988-1997
	Reese, Thomas W., Distinguished Professorship in Graphic Arts and Imaging Technology, 1996
	Sharpe, Eileen and R.Y., Chair in Geology, 1987

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.7.6. Faculty Affairs

Box 3:8

General, 1989-1994

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.7.7. Graduate Studies

Box 3:8

School Administration Master's Program, Rejection of, 1994-1995

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.7.8. Health Affairs[VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.7.9. Student Affairs

Box 3:8	General, 1990-1997
	Rape Awareness, 1996-1997
	Student Development, Vice Chancellor for, 1989

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.7.10. Board of Trustees

Box 3:8	General, 1987-1996
	Search Committee (Chancellor Borkowski): General, 1992-1993
	Search Committee (Chancellor Borkowski): Summary, 1993

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.8. East Carolina University

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.8.1. Office of the Chancellor

Box 3:9	General Correspondence: Howell, John M., 1986-1987
	General Correspondence: Eakin, Richard R., 1987-1997
	Commencement (7 May 1994), 1994
	Commencement (4 May 1996), 1995-1996
	Installation (Eakin), 1987-1988

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.8.2. Academic Affairs

Box 3:9	Education, School of, 1996
	Engineering, School of, Proposed, 1995-1996

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.8.3. Athletics [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.8.4. Business and Finance

Box 3:9

Special Review by State Auditor, 1991

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.8.5. Development

Box 3:9	General, 1986-1995
	Distinguished Professorships: Teer, Robert Dillard, Jr., Distinguished Professorship in Business, 1986
	Distinguished Professorships: Whichard, David Julian and Virginia Suther, Distinguished Professorship in the Humanities, 1990

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.8.6. Faculty Affairs

Box 3:9

General, 1986-1995

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.8.7. Graduate Studies [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.8.8. Health Affairs

Box 3:9

Medicine, School of, 1986-1996

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.8.9. Student Affairs [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.8.10. Board of Trustees

Box 3:9	General, 1986-1989, 1990-1997
	Search Committee (Chancellor Eakin): General, 1986-1987
	Search Committee (Chancellor Eakin): Description and Evaluation, 17 March 1987

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.9. Elizabeth City State University

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.9.1. Office of the Chancellor

Box 3:9	General Correspondence: Jenkins, Jimmy R., 1986-1996
	General Correspondence: Burnim, Mickey L., 1995-1996
	Carolina Power & Light Company, Generator Conflict, 1990-1992 (see also Board of Trustees, 1990-1991)
	Commencement (1991), 1990-1991

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.9.2. Academic Affairs

Box 3:9

General, 1987-1994

Academic Development Plan, 1987-1996

(includes Academic Development Program and Incentive Scholarship Program)

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.9.3. Athletics

Box 3:9

Blue Ribbon Commission, Report, 1994

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.9.4. Business and Finance

Box 3:9	General, 1987-1988
	Audit, 1996-1997

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.9.5. Development

Box 3:9	General, 1986-1997
	Haley, Alex Palmer, Center for Writing Excellence, Proposed, 1986
	Wilkins, E.V., Distinguished Professorship, 1996

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.9.6. Faculty Affairs [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.9.7. Graduate Studies [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.9.8. Health Affairs [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.9.9. Student Affairs [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.9.10. Board of Trustees

Box 3:9	General, 1987-1996
	Chancellor's Report to, 1994
	Search Committee (Chancellor Burnim), 1995-1996

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.10. Fayetteville State University

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.10.1. Office of the Chancellor

Box 3:10	General Correspondence: Lyons, Charles A., Jr., 1986-1987
	General Correspondence: Hackley, Lloyd V., 1988-1994
	General Correspondence: Benson, Donna J. (Interim Chancellor), 1995
	General Correspondence: McLeod, Willis B., 1995-1997
	Installation (Hackley), 1988-1989
	Installation (McLeod), 1996

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.10.2. Academic Affairs

Box 3:10	General, 1990
	Business and Economics, School of, 1986; 1995

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.10.3. Athletics [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.10.4. Business and Finance

Box 3:10

Buildings and Grounds: Business and Economics Building, Dedication of, 1990

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.10.5. Development

Box 3:10	General, 1989-1991
	Fayetteville State University Foundation, 1989-1996
	Hackley, Lloyd (Vic), Distinguished Professorship, 1994; 1996

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.10.6. Faculty Affairs

Box 3:10	General, 1989-1993
	Ratliff, Roosevelt, Termination, 1987

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.10.7. Graduate Studies [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.10.8. Health Affairs [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.10.9. Student Affairs [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.10.10. Board of Trustees

Box 3:10	General, 1985-1997
	Search Committee (Chancellor Hackley), 1987-1988
	Search Committee (Chancellor McLeod), 1994-1995

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.11. North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.11.1. Office of the Chancellor

Box 3:10	General Correspondence: Fort, Edward B., 1986-1997
	Chancellor's Residence, 1996
	Commencement 1986; 1990; 1993-1995

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.11.2. Academic Affairs

Box 3:10	General, 1991; 1994
	Driver Education Program, 1987
	Engineering, School of, 1988-1989
	Nursing, School of, Closing, 1989

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.11.3. Athletics

Box 3:10

General, 1990

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.11.4. Business and Finance

Box 3:10	Audit, 1986-1991
	Buildings and Grounds: Bluford, Ferdinand D., Library, Dedication, 1991

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.11.5. Development

Box 3:10	Alumni Affairs, General, 1994; 1997
	Jefferson Pilot/Ronald McNair Chair in Computer Science, 1986

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.11.6. Faculty Affairs [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.11.7. Graduate Studies

Box 3:10

General, 1994

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.11.8. Health Affairs [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.11.9. Student Affairs [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.11.10. Board of Trustees

Box 3:10

General, 1986-1997

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.12. North Carolina Central University

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.12.1. Office of the Chancellor

Box 3:11	General Correspondence: Walker, LeRoy T., 1986-1987
	General Correspondence: Richmond, Tyronza R., 1986-1990
	General Correspondence: Benson, Donna J. (Interim Chancellor), 1991-1992
	General Correspondence: Chambers, Julius L., 1992-1997
	Chancellor's Residence, 1992-1997
	Installation (Chambers), 1993
	Safety and Security Review, 1992

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.12.2. Academic Affairs

Box 3:11	General, 1987
	Desegregation, Institute on, 1992
	Law, School of, 1986-1989; 1991-1993
	Minority Issues, Institute for the Study of, 1997
	Nursing Program, Proposed Discontinuation, 1988; 1990-1992

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.12.3. Athletics [VACANT]

(for information on problems in athletic scholarship program, see Audit: General in Subseries 4)

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.12.4. Business and Finance

Box 3:11	Audits: General, 1987; 1991-1993
	Audits: Special Review, Report, 1992 (regarding irregularities in Public Administration Program/Clarence Brown's handling of grant funds)
	Buildings and Grounds: Hoey Administration Building, 1995
	Buildings and Grounds: Housing Proposal, 1995
	Buildings and Grounds: Physical Education and Recreation Complex, Dedication, 1986

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.12.5. Development

Box 3:11	General, 1986-1997
	Blue, Daniel Terry, Jr., Chair in Political Science, 1995
	Spaulding, Asa T., Chair in Business, 1993

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.12.6. Faculty Affairs

Box 3:11

General, 1987-1992

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.12.7. Graduate Studies [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.12.8. Health Affairs [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.12.9. Student Affairs

Box 3:11

General, 1987-1997

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.12.10. Board of Trustees

Box 3:11	General, 1985-1997
	Search Committee (Chancellor Chambers), 1991-1993

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.13. North Carolina School of the Arts

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.13.1. Office of the Chancellor

Box 3:12	General Correspondence: Milley, Jane E., 1986-1989
	General Correspondence: Nelson, Philip F. (Interim Chancellor), 1989-1990
	General Correspondence: Ewing, Alexander C., 1990-1997
	Installation (Ewing), 1991
	Milley, Jane E., Controversy Surrounding: General, 1988-1989 (see also Special Meeting in Subseries 10)
	Milley, Jane E., Controversy Surrounding: Governor's Office, April-May 1989 (copies of citizen letters received by Governor)

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.13.2. Academic Affairs

Box 3:12	Drama, School of, 1987-1991
	Filmmaking, School of: General, 1993-1995
	Filmmaking, School of: Establishment: General, 1988; 1991-1992
	Filmmaking, School of: Establishment: Proposal for, December 1991

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.13.3. Athletics [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.13.4. Business and Finance

Box 3:12

Buildings and Grounds: Stevens Center, 1986-1991

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.13.5. Development

Box 3:12	General, 1987-1997
	Giannini Society, 1990-1991

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.13.6. Faculty Affairs

Box 3:12

General, 1989

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.13.7. Graduate Studies [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.13.8. Health Affairs [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.13.9. Student Affairs

Box 3:12

Improper Student-Faculty Relationships, Commission to Investigate, 1995

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.13.10. Board of Trustees

Box 3:12	General, 1986-1997
	Search Committee (Chancellor Ewing), 1989-1990
	Special Meeting (April 13, 1989), 1989

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.14. University of North Carolina at Pembroke

(formerly Pembroke State University; name changed, 1996)

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.14.1. Office of the Chancellor

Box 3:13	General Correspondence: Givens, Paul R., 1986-1989
	General Correspondence: Oxendine, Joseph B., 1989-1996
	Commencement 1990-1992
	Installation (Oxendine), 1989
	Pembroke State University Name Change, 1995-1996

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.14.2. Academic Affairs [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.14.3. Athletics [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.14.4. Business and Finance [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.14.5. Development

Box 3:13	General, 1986-1993
	Belk, William Henry, Endowed Chair, 1987
	Friday, William C., Distinguished Professorship in Molecular Biology and Biochemistry, 1997

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.14.6. Faculty Affairs

Box 3:13

Faculty Senate, 1991-1997

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.14.7. Graduate Studies [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.14.8. Health Affairs [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.14.9. Student Affairs [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.14.10. Board of Trustees

Box 3:13	General, 1987-1995
	Search Committee (Chancellor Oxendine), 1988-1989

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.15. Western Carolina University

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.15.1. Office of the Chancellor

Box 3:13	General Correspondence: Coulter, Myron L., 1986-1995
	General Correspondence: Wakely, John H. (Interim Chancellor), 1995
	General Correspondence: Bardo, John W., 1995-1997
	Centennial Celebration, 1989
	Installation (Bardo), 1996
	Robinson, Harold F.(Cotton), Memorial, 1988
	Rodeo Controversy, 1989

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.15.2. Academic Affairs

Box 3:13	Appalachian Environmental Arts Center, 1991
	Mountain Aquaculture Center, 1988; 1993
	Natural Resources Management Program, 1987

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.15.3. Athletics

Box 3:13

General, 1989; 1997

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.15.4. Business and Finance [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.15.5. Development

Box 3:13

General, 1987-1996

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.15.6. Faculty Affairs

Box 3:13	General, 1986-1997
	Faculty Senate, 1991

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.15.7. Graduate Studies [VACANT]

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.15.8. Health Affairs [VACANT]

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General, 1994

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Box 3:13	General, 1987-1996
	Search Committee (Chancellor Bardo), 1994-1995

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Box 3:14	General Correspondence: Thompson, Cleon F., Jr., 1986-1995
	General Correspondence: McCants, Gerald (Interim Chancellor), 1995
	General Correspondence: Schexnider, Alvin J., 1995-1997
	Chancellor's Residence, 1995-1996
	Installation (Schexnider), 1996
	Installation (Thompson), 1986

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Box 3:14	Special Audit: General, 1991
	Special Audit: Reports, 1991

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Box 3:14	General, 1989-1996
	WSSU Foundation, 1991; 1996

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Grievances, 1994

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Nursing Program, 1990-1991

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Box 3:14	General, 1988-1989
	Food Service, 1994

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Box 3:14	General, 1987-1996
	Ad Hoc Committee, 1988
	Search Committee (Chancellor Schexnider), 1994-1995

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Collection Number: 40010 Collection Title: Office of President of the University of North Carolina (System): C. D. Spangler, Jr., Records, 1986-1997

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P-40010/1

P-40010/2

P-40010/3

P-40010/4

P-40010/5

P-40010/6

P-40010/7

P-40010/8

P-40010/9

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P-40010/12

P-40010/13

P-40010/14

P-40010/15

P-40010/16

P-40010/17

P-40010/18

P-40010/19

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VT-40010/1

VT-40010/2

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Collection Number: 40010

Collection Title: Office of President of the University of North Carolina (System): C. D. Spangler, Jr., Records, 1986-1997