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Collection Number: 40126

Collection Title: Campus Y of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Records, 1860-2005 (bulk 1950-2005)

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Size 31.5 feet of linear shelf space (approximately 25200 items)
Abstract Students at the University of North Carolina established a chapter of the Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) in 1860. Although the association initially was run entirely by the students, the university encouraged it and eventually provided it with a building. The YMCA disbanded in 1870 but was reestablished in 1876 and has operated continuously since then. In addition to providing a center for religious life on the campus, the YMCA took the lead in organizing an orientation program for new students, published the student handbook for many years, ran the book exchange, and played an important role in early athletics at the university. From 1926 to 1943, the YMCA sponsored the Institute of Human Relations, which brought speakers of many religious and political persuasions to the university. The institute was disbanded during World War II but was reestablished as the Carolina Symposium in 1956. The Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA) was established on campus in 1936 and began to sponsor programs and events of a similar nature. In 1954, the paid staffs and advisory boards of the YMCA and YWCA were merged; however, the two associations maintained separate student cabinets until 1973. The merged organization was known as the YMCA-YWCA until 1976, when its name changed to Campus Y. The Campus Y has focused increasingly on community service and issues related to social justice and race relations. The director of the Campus Y reports to the vice chancellor for student affairs. Records include correspondence, constitutions, minutes of boards and committees, and other files relating to the administration of and programs sponsored by the YMCA and YWCA at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, both before and after the merger of the two associations. Also included are scrapbooks, photographs, and other media. The addition of June 2011 includes materials relating to the Black Faculty Staff Caucus and the Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black History and Culture (formerly Black Cultural Center).
Creator Campus Y (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill).
Curatorial Unit University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. University Archives.
Language English
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Restrictions to Access
Use of audiotapes or videotapes may require production of listening or viewing copies.
This collection contains additional materials that are not processed and are currently not available to researchers. For information about access to these materials, contact Research and Instructional Services staff. Please be advised that preparing unprocessed materials for access can be a lengthy process.
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Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], in the Campus Y of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Records #40126, University Archives, The Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Acquisitions Information
Received from the Campus Y in 1975, 1980, and 1983. The addition of June 2011 was received in 2005 (records transfers 20050104.1 and 20051104.1). The addition of December 2017 transfered in 2017 (RT 20171219.1).
Sensitive Materials Statement
Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations, the North Carolina Public Records Act (N.C.G.S. § 132 1 et seq.), and Article 7 of the North Carolina State Personnel Act (Privacy of State Employee Personnel Records, N.C.G.S. § 126-22 et seq.). Researchers are advised that the disclosure of certain information pertaining to identifiable living individuals represented in this collection without the consent of those individuals may have legal ramifications (e.g., a cause of action under common law for invasion of privacy may arise if facts concerning an individual's private life are published that would be deemed highly offensive to a reasonable person) for which the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill assumes no responsibility.
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Processed by: University Archives staff, December 1975, December 1980, July 1983, September 1983, June 2011, December 2017

Encoded by: ByteManagers Inc., 2008

Finding aid updated for born digital processing by Laura Brown, February 2015. During processing, floppy disks (FLD-40126/1 and FLD-40126/3-12) were found to be unreadable and not migrated to the Carolina Digital Repository.

Finding aid updated by Dawne Howard Lucas, October 2021

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The following terms from Library of Congress Subject Headings suggest topics, persons, geography, etc. interspersed through the entire collection; the terms do not usually represent discrete and easily identifiable portions of the collection--such as folders or items.

Clicking on a subject heading below will take you into the University Library's online catalog.

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Students at the University of North Carolina established a chapter of the Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) in 1860. Although the association initially was run entirely by the students, the university encouraged it and eventually provided it with a building. The YMCA disbanded in 1870 but was reestablished in 1876 and has operated continuously since then.

In addition to providing a center for religious life on the campus, the YMCA took the lead in organizing an orientation program for new students, published the student handbook for many years, ran the book exchange, and played an important role in early athletics at the university. From 1926 to 1943 the YMCA sponsored the Institute of Human Relations, which brought speakers of many religious and political persuasions to the university. The institute was disbanded during World War II but was reestablished as the Carolina Symposium in 1956.

The Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA) was established on campus in 1936 and began sponsoring programs and events of a similar nature. Both associations participated in outreach programs in local hospitals and schools, provided assistance to foreign students before the opening of the International Student Center, and led the way in bringing distinguished visitors to the campus. In the spring of 1954, the paid staffs and advisory boards of the YMCA and YWCA were merged; however, the two associations maintained separate student cabinets until 1973. The merged organization was known as the YMCA-YWCA until 1976, when its named changed to Campus Y. Since then, the Campus Y has focused increasingly on community service and issues related to social justice and race relations.

In the early years of both the YMCA and the YWCA, the paid position of secretary was usually a one-year appointment. Frank P. Graham was secretary from 1913 to 1915, and Frances F. Bradshaw served in that capacity from 1916 to 1918. Harry F. Comer, secretary of the YMCA from 1921 until 1947, was the first long-term staff member. The YWCA also had a succession of short-term appointees until 1948, when Gay Currie was selected as executive secretary. Later the position was called chairman and then director. Since 1954, the director of the Campus Y has reported to the vice chancellor for student affairs. A list of YM-YWCA secretaries and their successors follows.

1921-1947 Harry F. Comer, Secretary, YMCA
1947-1964 Claude Shotts, Secretary, YMCA
1964-1976 Norman Gustaveson, Secretary, YMCA
1948-1953 Gay Currie, Executive Director, YWCA
1954-1956 Kirsten Milbraith, Executive Director, YWCA
1956-1957 Anne Queen, Associate Director, YWCA
1966-1972 Jean Luker, Director, YWCA
1972-1976 Edith Elliott, Director, YWCA
1954-1964 Claude Shotts, Chairman, YMCA-YWCA
1958-1964 Anne Queen, YMCA-YWCA Staff
1964-1975 Anne Queen, Chairman, YMCA-YWCA
1975-1976 Edith Elliott, Acting Chairman, YMCA-YWCA
1976-1981 Edith Elliott, Director, Campus Y
1982-1985 Carol J. Holcomb, Director, Campus Y
1985-1999 Zenobia Hatcher-Wilson, Director, Campus Y
2000-2009 Virginia Carson, Director, Campus Y
2009- Richard Harrill, Director, Campus Y

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Records include correspondence, constitutions, minutes of boards and committees, and other files relating to the administration of and programs sponsored by the Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) and the Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA) at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, both before and after the merger of the two associations. Also included are scrapbooks, photographs, and other media. The addition of June 2011 includes materials relating to the Black Faculty Staff Caucus and the Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black History and Culture (formerly Black Cultural Center).

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Contents list

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1. Administrative Files, 1906-1974.
1.1. Office of the Director.
1.2. History and Constitutions.
1.3. Advisory Committees.
1.4. Annual Reports.
1.5. Board of Directors.
1.6. Cabinet.
2. Programs, 1934-1976.
3. Financial Records, 1914-1973.
4. Publicity, 1927-1975.
4.1. Scrapbooks.
4.2. Photographs.
4.3. Newspapers.
4.4. Print Material.
Addition of June 2011, 1860-2005.
Addition of June 2011: Advisory Board, Executive Committee, and Cabinet, 1860-2005.
Addition of June 2011: Administrative Files, 1895-2004.
Addition of June 2011: External Relations, 1957-2004.
Addition of June 2011: External Relations: Campus Groups, 1957-2004.
Addition of June 2011. External Relations: Non-Campus Groups, 1963-2004.
Addition of June 2011: Programs, 1942-2005.
Addition of June 2011: Programs: Campus Y support programs, 1966-1998.
Addition of June 2011: Programs: Environmental programs, 1977-1995.
Addition of June 2011: Programs: Freshman Camp, 1951-2004.
Addition of June 2011: Programs: Gender and sexuality programs, 1978-2004.
Addition of June 2011: Programs: Health programs, 1964-2005.
Addition of June 2011: Programs: Human Rights Week, 1983-2005.
Addition of June 2011: Programs: Hunger and homelessness programs, 1964-2005.
Addition of June 2011: Programs: International relations programs, 1958-2004.
Addition of June 2011: Programs: Literacy programs, 1989-2005.
Addition of June 2011: Programs: Race relations and minority programs, 1965-2004.
Addition of June 2011: Programs: Youth programs, 1964-2005.
Addition of June 2011: Programs: Other programs, 1942-2005.
Addition of December 2017: Eve Carson Application, 2004-2005

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The records in this series relate to the administrative work and structure of the YMCA-YWCA. They include some historical files, annual reports, constitutions and bylaws, correspondence, and minutes and reports of the advisory boards and the student cabinets of the Y.

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This series contains correspondence, notes, reports, printed material and other items which relate to the programs of the YMCA and the YWCA both before and after the two organizations were merged.

Box 2

General Program Files, 1934-1935; 1939; 1954-1963

Program Evaluation, 1947-1956

Campus Christian Council, 1957-1958

Carolina Handbook, 1957-1958

Foreign Students: Cosmopolitan Club/Operation Welcome, 1965-1969

Foreign Students: Exchange Programs, 1960-1963

Foreign Students: In-Residence Students, 1956-1968

Foreign Students: Rosters of Foreign Students, 1960-1964

Box 3

Foreign Students: Visitors, 1963-1968; 1971

Freshman Camp: YMCA, 1958-1969

Freshman Camp: YWCA, 1964-1969

Freshman Camp: YMCA-YWCA, 1970-1972

Freshman Forum, 1958

Human Relations Committee: Scholarship Information Center: Historical Information

Human Relations Committee: Scholarship Information Center: Beyond the High School: Requests for Information, 1971-1972

Human Relations Committee: Scholarship Information Center: Beyond the High School: Responses from Colleges, 1971-1972

Human Relations Committee: Scholarship Information Center: Correspondence, 1965-1972

Human Relations Committee: Scholarship Information Center: Distribution Analysis, 1966?

Human Relations Committee: Scholarship Information Center: Finances, 1966

Human Relations Committee: Scholarship Information Center: Forms, undated

Human Relations Committee: Scholarship Information Center: Fund for the Advancement of Education, 1966-1972

Human Relations Committee: Scholarship Information Center: Law School Guide: Correspondence, 1968-1973

Human Relations Committee: Scholarship Information Center: Law School Guide: Selected Requests for, 1970-1976

Human Relations Committee: Scholarship Information Center: Publicity

Human Relations Committee: Scholarship Information Center: Report, 1968

"Summary of Activites, 1 May 1967-1 April 1968"; see also Fund for the Advancement of Education.

Human Relations Committee: Scholarship Information Center: Requests for Publications, 1966-1976

Samples only.

Human Relations Committee: Scholarship Information Center: Responses to Survey from Colleges and Universities, A-G, 1966-1968

Human Relations Committee: Scholarship Information Center: Responses to Survey from Colleges and Universities, H-V, 1966-1968

Human Relations Committee: Scholarship Information Center: Southern Regional Council, 1966-1967

Box 4

Human Relations Committee: Scholarship Information Center: Surveys: High School Survey, 1967, No Responses, Alabama-West Virginia

Human Relations Committee: Scholarship Information Center: Surveys: High School Survey, 1967, Responses Used, Alabama-West Virginia

Human Relations Committee: Scholarship Information Center: Surveys: College and University Survey for Beyond the High School, undated

Human Relations Committee: Scholarship Information Center: Surveys: College and University Survey, 1967

Human Relations Committee: Scholarship Information Center: Surveys: Law School Survey, 1969

Human Relations Committee: Scholarship Information Center: Print Material: College Opportunities for Southern Negro Students, 1966-1969

Human Relations Committee: Scholarship Information Center: Print Material: Guide to Southern High Schools, 1968

Human Relations Committee: Scholarship Information Center: Print Material: Financial Aid for Southern Negro Students, 1966

Human Relations Committee: Scholarship Information Center: Print Material: Law Schools and Minority Groups, 1969

Box 5

Interfaith Council, undated

International Handicrafts Bazaar, 1974-1976

International Relations Seminar, 1962

Lectures: Andrew Young, 1974

Newspaper Sales and Delivery, 1972-1973

Peace Corps, 1962

Race Relations: Black Chaplains Fund, 1973-1974

Race Relations: Black Relations Committee, 1972-1974

Race Relations: Field Work in Community Action, 1968-1970

Sociology 199.

Race Relations: Race Relations Project, 1948-1949

Race Relations: Tutorial Project, 1972-1973

Race Relations: Workers Strike, 1969

Seminars Abroad, 1962-1966

Student Directory, 1955-1967

Summer Program, 1961-1972

YMCA-YWCA Press: Clippings, 1970; 1972; undated

YMCA-YWCA Press: Pitcher Press, 1969-1973

Y-Court Players: A December Incident, undated

Y-Court Players: A Bazaar Carol, undated

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This series contains some financial statements and yearly audits of the YMCA and the YWCA, as well as some financial material from the period after the two units were merged.

Oversize Volume SV-40126/8

Account Book, 1914-1918

Box 5

Audits and Financial Statements, 1933-1973

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This series contains scrapbooks and photographs documenting the programs and activities of the YMCA, YWCA, and YMCA-YWCA.

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Oversize Volume SV-40126/1

Scrapbook: YMCA, 1937-1939

Oversize Volume SV-40126/2

Scrapbook: YMCA, 1948-1949

Oversize Volume SV-40126/3

Scrapbook: YWCA, 1936-1939

Oversize Volume SV-40126/4

Scrapbook: YWCA, 1942-1943

Oversize Volume SV-40126/5

Scrapbook: YWCA, February-April, 1954

Oversize Volume SV-40126/6

Scrapbook: YWCA, September 1954-1955

Oversize Volume SV-40126/7

Scrapbook: YW-YMCA, 1953-1957

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Image P-40126/1

Annual High School Week, 1930

Image P-40126/2-16

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P-40126/16

Blue Ridge Conference, 1935-1939; 1942; 1944

Image P-40126/17

Campus War Chest, undated

Image P-40126/18-21

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Freshman Friendship Council, 1927-1928; 1928-1929; 1930-1931; 1932-1933

Image P-40126/22-27

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P-40126/25

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P-40126/27

Human Relations Committee, 1948-1949

Image P-40126/28

National Council of Student YMCAs, 1927

Image P-40126/29-31

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P-40126/31

Pre-College Retreat, 1935; 1942; 1943

Image P-40126/32

Watermelon Festival, 1956

Image P-40126/33-39

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P-40126/39

YMCA Cabinet, 1930-1931; 1932-1933; 1942-1943

Image P-40126/40

YW-YMCA Cabinet, North Carolina State College, 1934

Image P-40126/41

YW-YMCA Officers Training Conference, 1927

Image P-40126/42-43

P-40126/42

P-40126/43

YW-YMCA Press, undated

Image P-40126/44-45

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P-40126/45

Miscellaneous Groups

Extra Oversize Image Folder XOP-PF-40126/1

Group photographs of YMCA Freshman at Camp New Hope, 1952-1955, 1957

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About 19200 items.

The Addition of June 2011 includes minutes and other materials related to the activities of the Campus Y's Advisory Board, Executive Committee, and Cabinet. Also included are administrative files consisting of annual reports of the director, budgets, publicity, and correspondence concerning building renovation, fund-raising, strategic planning, staffing, Y history, and other matters. In addition, there are files documenting the relationships between the Campus Y and other departments, organizations, agencies, and groups, both on and off the campus of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, including several campus departments and organizations concerned with minority issues and race relations. Finally, there are numerous files related to the programs of the Campus Y, which provided volunteer and activism opportunities for students in many different areas of community need and addressed issues such as hunger and homelessness, literacy, social justice, race relations, environmental concerns, human rights, gender and sexuality issues, international relations, and public health issues, among others.

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About 3000 items.

Arrangement: Alphabetical by filename; individual files arranged chronologically.

This subseries consists of materials related to the activities of the Campus Y's Advisory Board, Executive Committee, and Cabinet. Included are membership lists, meeting minutes, correspondence, reports, constitutions and bylaws.

The Advisory Board was composed of faculty, staff, and members of the community; its function was to advise on policies and administration. The Executive Committee consisted of the student officers of the Campus Y. The Cabinet was made up of the officers plus the student chairs of the various committees responsible for running the Y's programs.

Box 6

Advisory Board: Bylaws: General, 1959-1992

Advisory Board: Bylaws: Dixon/Shedd Memos, 1948; 1974

Contains memos, correspondence and drafts of bylaws defining the roles and functions of the Advisory Board.

Advisory Board: Correspondence and Minutes, 1954-2003

Box 7

Advisory Board: Committees: Finance, 1974; 1979; 1984-1992

Advisory Board: Committees: Nominating, 1973; 1985-1993 and undated

Advisory Board: Committees: Program, 1977-1978; 1987-1988; 1992 and undated

Advisory Board: Information for Members, 1986-1987

Advisory Board: Members, 1965-1999

Advisory Board: National YMCA/YWCA Affiliation Report, 1984

Advisory Board: Retreat, 1992

Advisory Board: Self-Study, 1975; 1981

Advisory Board: Space and Building, 1976-1977; 1980-1981

Includes communications with the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs and the Space Committee of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill regarding the Campus Y building, space needs, and renovation requests.

Executive Committee and Cabinet: Membership lists (multi-year), academic years 1860-1861 to 1989-1990

Executive Committee and Cabinet: Membership lists (annual), academic years 1889-1890 to 2001-2002

Executive Committee and Cabinet: General, academic years 1957-1958 to 1992-1993

Box 8

Executive Committee and Cabinet: General, academic years 1993-1994 to 2004-2005 and undated

Executive Committee and Cabinet: Campus Y Constitutions, 1860; 1949-1995

Floppy Disc FLD-40126/10

Executive Committee and Cabinet: Mike Klompas, Campus Y documents, May 1992

Disc was not readable in February 2015.
Image Folder PF-40126/1-21

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PF-40126/21

Executive Committee and Cabinet: Photographs, 1937-2003 and undated

Videotape VT-40126/1

Executive Committee and Cabinet: Videotape, Volunteer training, 14 October 1994

Murphey Hall; Chad Benesh (YES), cameraman; compact VHS format.
Videotape VT-40126/20

Executive Committee and Cabinet: Videotape, Volunteer training, 21 September 1996

Includes a monologue performance entitled "What is Poverty?" as well as speeches by Campus Y co-presidents Takie Hondros and Joanne Werdel, Campus Y director Zenobia Hatcher-Wilson, and keynote speaker Dr. Peter Leoni. Filmed in Hanes Art Center.

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About 4200 items.

Arrangement: Alphabetical by filename; individual files arranged chronologically.

This subseries consists of files related to the routine operation and administration of the Campus Y. Many of the files are those of the director. Included are annual reports, budgets, publicity, and correspondence concerning building renovation, fund-raising, strategic planning, staffing, Y history, and other matters.

Box 8

Annual Reports, 1952; 1954-1958; 1962; 1965-1984

Box 9

Annual Reports, 1985-1996

Floppy Disc FLD-40126/11

T.D. Annual Report, 1988

Disc was not readable in February 2015.
Floppy Disc FLD-40126/12

Annual Report by Tony Deifell, 1988

Disc was not readable in February 2015.
Box 9

Building: General, 1965; 1967; 1980; 1983-1984; 1988-1989; 1993-2003

Includes material related to the condemnation of the Campus Y building in 1993 and subsequent renovation plans.

Building: Arts Common, 2001-2002

Building: Images, 1997 and undated

This file consists of printouts of digital photographs.
Image Folder PF-40126/22

Building: Photographs, 1968; 1988-1990 and undated

Box 9

Building: Program Requirements, 1994

Building: Renovation Fund-raising, 2001

Budget and Finance: General, 1953-1995 and undated

Budget and Finance: Control of Receipts, 1997-1998

Includes a memo from the university's Internal Audit Department concerning control of monetary receipts.

Budget and Finance: Summer Program Budget, 1970; 1980-1988

Summer Program Budget was appropriated by Student Government.

Correspondence, Miscellaneous, 1986-2004

Includes a few letters and postcards from Campus Y students.

Fund-raising: General, 1950-1955; 1957-1978

Box 10

Fund-raising: General, 1979-2001

Fund-raising: Anne Queen Fund, 1981-1985 and undated

Includes items from the Steering Committee of the Anne Queen Fund.

Fund-raising: Friends of the Y, 1992-1993 and undated

Histories: Centennial Report, 1960

Histories: Comer Program Report, 1939

Report by H. F. Comer, General Secretary of the YMCA at the University of North Carolina, regarding the organization, programs and policies of the YMCA.

Histories: Excerpts from the Memoirs of Eugene E. Barnett, 2000

Barnett was secretary of the YMCA at the University of North Carolina, 1908-1910.

Histories: Miscellaneous Campus Y History, 1895-1976 and undated

Mostly photocopies of correspondence and reports from the early 1950s concerning the space and renovation needs of the Campus Y building. Also included is a 1961 report titled "The Position of the YM-YWCA on the Campus of the University of North Carolina".

Histories: Oral History Interview with Anne Queen, 1974

Transcript and audio are available online at the Southern Oral History Program database.

Histories: Student Papers about the Campus Y, 1978-2000 and undated

Histories: Tony Deifell Research File, 1963-1988 and undated

Research materials collected by Tony Deifell, former member and co-president in the early 1990s, regarding the history of the Campus Y.

Mission Statement, 1990

Planning Calendar, 1985-1986

Planning and Self-Study: Campus Y Assessment, 1998-2000

Planning and Self-Study: Campus Y Core Group, 1990-1991

Planning and Self-Study: Campus Y Departmental Goals, 1986-1991

Planning and Self-Study: Campus Y Working Plan, 1991-1996

Planning and Self-Study: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, Review Materials, Campus Y, 1993-1994; 2000-2001

Box 11

Publicity: Brochures, 1947-2000 and undated

Floppy Disc FLD-40126/9

Publicity: Brochures: Floppy Disc: Y Brochure, undated

Disc was not readable in February 2015.
Image Folder PF-40126/23

Publicity: Campus Y logo, undated

Pertains to the "People" logo designed by Tony Deifell in the late 1980s?; file consists mainly of photographic prints of images used to create the logo.

Box 11

Publicity: Clippings, 1960-2001 and undated

Mostly newspaper clippings about the Campus Y and its activities, but also included are clippings about campuswide issues and events that were of interest to Y members, especially regarding race relations and diversity.

Publicity: Flyers, 1973-2000

Scattered dates.

Publicity: Newsletters, 1948-1960; 1970-1997; 2000-2004

Early publications include the YMCA Quarterly, the Carolina Y Quarterly and News from the Y.M.C.A.-Y.W.C.A. The bulk of the newsletters are Excelsior.

Publicity: Other, 1994

Mockup, with photographs, of a publicity piece regarding Campus Y programs.

Publicity: Publicity Committee, 1973-1974; 1979-1984; 1987-1994 and undated

Scattered dates.

Publicity: Pitcher Poetry Pamphlet Series broadsides, undated

1970s ?.
Image Box IB-40126/7

Publicity: Slides

Unidentified slide shows about the Campus Y.
Box 11

Publicity: Videotapes: Audio-Visual Documentary, 1989-1990

"Interviews and Images: Campus Y," a 30-minute documentary by Tony Deifell.
Videotape VT-40126/11

Publicity: Videotapes: "Campus Y Slide Show," 1989

30 minutes; U-matic videocassette.
Videotape VT-40126/12

Publicity: Videotapes: "Campus Y Video Slide Show," May 1989

VHS.
Box 11

Publicity: Videotapes: "The Campus Y," 1994-1996

Videotape VT-40126/13

Publicity: Videotapes: "The Campus Y," 1996

Viewing copy available.
Videotape VT-40126/14

Publicity: Videotapes: "Campus Y Documentary," 2003

David Angeles.
Box 11

Staff: General, 1958-2004

Staff: Associate Director, Search for, 1986-1987

Staff: Norman Gustaveson Files: Administrative/YMCA, 1963-1975 and undated

Norman Gustaveson was the General Secretary of the YMCA from 1964 to 1976.

Staff: Norman Gustaveson Files: Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) and Speaker Ban, 1965-1966

Gustaveson was the advisor to Students for a Democratic Society.

Staff: Norman Gustaveson Files: Student Life Committee, 1964-1965 and undated

Image Folder PF-40126/24

Staff: Photographs, 1954; 1968; 1988; undated

Box 11

Top of the Y Scholarship, 1994; 1997-1998 and undated

Virginia Carson Orientation Manual, 2000

Orientation and training guide created for Virginia Carson when she assumed the role of Campus Y Director in 2000.

Y Anniversary: 130th: General, 1989-1990

Oversize Paper OP-40126/1

Y Anniversary: 130th: Publicity, 1990

Original drawing by Jeff MacNelly used as publicity for the Campus Y 130th Anniversary celebration in 1990.

Audiocassette C-40126/1

Y Anniversary: 130th: Panel 1: "1860-1960"

Maynard Adams, John Riebel.
Audiocassette C-40126/2

Y Anniversary: 130th: Panel 2: "1960-1990"

Anne Queen, Jack Raper (side A); Maria Young, Clay Thorp, Serena Willie (side B).
Audiocassette C-40126/3

Y Anniversary: 130th: Panel 2: "1960-1990" (continued, side A) / Anne Queen Resource Center Dedication (side B) / Workshop 1 (side B)

Audiocassette C-40126/4

Y Anniversary: 130th: Anne Queen Resource Center Dedication (continued)

Audiocassette C-40126/5

Y Anniversary: 130th: Workshop 1: Race Relations and Minority Involvement / Workshop 3: Campus Y and International Concerns

Workshop 1: E. Floyd, H. Wallace, K. Parker, T. Frazier (side B); Workshop 3: Glenda Bunce, Herb Bodman, John Locke, Dalya ? (side A).

Audiocassette C-40126/6

Y Anniversary: 130th: Workshop 2: Social Activism (side A) / Workshop 2: Volunteerism and Service (side B)

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About 3600 items.

Arrangement: Arranged in two subseries: Campus Groups and Non-Campus Groups.

This subseries consists mostly of files documenting the relationships between the Campus Y and other departments, organizations, agencies, and groups, both on and off the campus of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Many of the off-campus entities are agencies and foundations to which the Campus Y applied for grants. Included among the on-campus entities is the Division of Student Affairs, of which the Campus Y was administratively a part. Also included are several campus departments and organizations concerned with minority issues and race relations. Of particular interest are the files related to the Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black History and Culture (formerly Black Cultural Center) and the Black Faculty Staff Caucus.

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Bicentennial, 1990-1994 and undated

Materials related to the planning of Campus Y-sponsored programs for the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's bicentennial celebration from October 1993 to May 1994. The Campus Y hosted two major events: the Dawn of Justice guest speaker program on 12 October 1993 and the Catalyst for Social Change Conference on 12-14 November 1994.

Black Cultural Center: General, 1985-1986; 1988; 1990-1996; 1999-2000

Includes materials related to the Black Student Movement, the development of the original Black Cultural Center in the 1980s, the push for a free-standing building, and the renaming of the center in 1991 to the Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black Culture and History.

Black Cultural Center: Advisory Board: General, 1989; 1992-1994 and undated

Black Cultural Center: Advisory Board: Retreat, 1992

Black Cultural Center: Advisory Board: Space and Facilities Committee, 1992-1993

Black Cultural Center: Clippings, 1985; 1991-1992 and undated

Black Cultural Center: Communiversity, 1992-1995; 2000-2001 and undated

Videotape VT-40126/15

Black Cultural Center: Documentary: "Don't Believe the Hype," undated

45 minutes; Director/Producer--David "Dawda" Merritt II.
Box 12

Black Cultural Center: Margo Crawford Luncheon, 1992

Black Cultural Center: Sonja Haynes Stone Memorial Service, 1991

Black Cultural Center: Task Force, 1999

Black Cultural Center: "The Woman Behind the Name", 1996

A program honoring Sonja Haynes Stone; planned and executed by students of the Campus Y and other organizations; intended to spur fund-raising for the Black Cultural Center.

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Black Cultural Center: "The Woman Behind the Name": Photographs, 16 April 1996

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Black Cultural Center: "The Woman Behind the Name": Videotape of program, 16 April 1996

Produced by Alan W. Rodgers, Hillsborough, N.C.
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Black Faculty Staff Caucus: General, 1973-1980; 1982-1983; 1989-1991; 1992-1996; 1998

The Black Faculty Staff Caucus formed in 1974 as an advocacy group for African American employees of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. At one time, Campus Y Director Zenobia Hatcher-Wilson chaired the group. These files contain meeting minutes, membership directories, letters to the administration, clippings and surveys issued to African American students and staff regarding their experiences at the university.

Black Faculty Staff Caucus: African American Curriculum Position Statement, 1989

Black Faculty Staff Caucus: Clippings, 1983; 1991-1992 and undated

Black Faculty Staff Caucus: Gantt Campaign, 1990

Black Faculty Staff Caucus: Newsletters, 1991-1993

Black Faculty Staff Caucus: Procedures, undated

Black Faculty Staff Caucus: Survey, 1992

Black Faculty Staff Caucus: UNC Searches, 1991

Black Interdenominational Student Association, 1992

Black Women's Leadership Symposium, 1985

Bringing Racial Advancement through Cultural Education (B.R.A.C.E.), 1993

Campus Y Ronald McDonald House, 1993

Carolina Athletic Association; Homecoming Queen, Selection of, 1991; 1994-1995

Center for Campus and Community Service Surveys, 1995

Chancellor's Office: Chancellor's Search, 1994

Related to the Campus Y's efforts to encourage students to be involved in the process.

Chancellor's Office: Reception for Chancellor Taylor, 1980

Duke-UNC Women's Studies Research Center: Dialogue Between Black and White Women, 1986

Concerns an event in Goldston, N.C., apparently facilitated by Campus Y Director Zenobia Hatcher-Wilson.

Freshman Experience Group, 1996

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Housekeepers: General, 1991-1996; 2003

Housekeepers: Clippings, 1991-1993; 1996; 2000

Integration at the University of North Carolina, 1957

Related to a study conducted by representatives of the University of Florida on the effects of integration at the University of North Carolina. Materials include correspondence, background information on integration at southern universities, surveys and clippings.

James Grant Visit, "Baby Friendly Institutions", 1991

Grant, executive director of UNICEF, met with the Campus Y Advisory Board and the Y's committee on UNICEF during a visit to the university.

Legislative College Opportunity Program, 1994

Minority Concerns Group, 1989-1991 and undated

North Carolina Memorial Hospital Volunteer Services, 1987; 1993

School of Law, 1990

School of Social Work, 1990-1991

Socially Responsible Investment, 1983

Concerns the Campus Y's urging of the University Endowment Board to adopt a more socially responsible investment policy.

Student Affairs, Division of: General, 1982-2004

Primarily reports and correspondence between the Campus Y and the Division of Student Affairs. The Campus Y was administrative part of the division, and the director of the Y was involved with many Student Affairs committees.

Student Affairs, Division of: Allocation from, 1988; 1990; 1992-1999; 2002

Student Affairs, Division of: Development, 1992-1993; 2001-2003

Student Affairs, Division of: Five-Year Plan, 1991; 1994-1995

Student Affairs, Division of: Multicultural Perspectives, 1986-1987

Student Affairs, Division of: Readings for University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1986-1997

Mostly photocopies of articles on multiculturalism, diversity, racism, and related issues; these items do not directly address the climate at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill but may have been used as a basis for discussion. A handwritten note indicates that some materials may have been discussed at a Division of Student Affairs retreat in January 1989.

Student Affairs, Division of: Recognition, Application for Official University, 1988-2003

Student Affairs, Division of: Skills Development and Assessment Program, 1987-1989 and undated

Student Affairs, Division of: Staff Development Committee, 1987-1988 and undated

Student Affairs, Division of: Student Activities Committee, 1993; 1995-1996

Student Affairs, Division of: Student Learning Team, 1997-1999; 2001-2002

Student Affairs, Division of: Student Affairs Administrative Council (SACC), 1986-1999; 2003-2004

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Student Affairs, Division of: Student Opportunities Fund, 1994-1995

Student Affairs, Division of: Transportation Task Force, 1997-2000

Mostly related to the purchase of a van to allow students to engage in community-based volunteer activities as recommended by the Intellectual Climate Task Force Committee on Service and Community-Based Learning.

Student Affairs, Division of: University Housing, 1991-1993; 1996

Student Affairs, Division of: Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs, Search for, 1994

Upward Bound, 1965-1996

Includes materials relating to the 1966 and 1968 Upward Bound programs, as well as a 1979 report summarizing the educational and professional outcomes of participants in the program from 1966 to 1979.

Women Leaders Conference on Common Security Building Structures for Peace, 1989

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Action: The National Volunteer Agency: General, 1991-1994

The Campus Y received a Student Community Service grant from the federal program Action: The National Volunteer Agency to support its Volunteer Training Project. Materials include correspondence, applications, reports and other project documentation related to the grant.

Action: The National Volunteer Agency: Volunteer Agency Information and Requests for Volunteers, 1993-1994

American Friends Service Committee, 1963-1964

Chapel Hill-Carrboro Head Start, 1991-1992

Chapel Hill-Carrboro School System, 1993-1994; 1997-1998 and undated

Mostly materials regarding the school system's Mentoring Task Force.

Chapel Hill Service League, 1985-1986; 1992-1993

Materials regarding grant applications from the Campus Y to the league.

Echoing Green, 1993-1995; 1998

Gleitsman Foundation, 1997-1999

Grants: Miscellaneous, 2001-2003

Greater Triangle Fund Grants, 1991-1992

James G. Hanes Memorial Fund/Foundation, 1988

Regarding an application for funds to establish the Campus Y's Anne Queen Resource Center.

Janirve Foundation, 1992

Regarding the Student Environmental Action Coalition's application for funds to support the Southeastern Toxics Training Program for the Grassroots, held 6-8 November 1992.

Kinko's Community Grants, 1993

National Student Volunteer Program, Vista, 1971

National YMCA and YWCA, 1965; 1971; 1978; 1980-1998

Mostly related to the affiliation of the Campus Y with these organizations, including discussion of whether the Campus Y should affiliate with them.

North Carolina Office of the Governor: Mentoring Partnership, 2004

North Carolina Public Allies, 1994-1995

One-on-One Network, 1999; 2003

Orange County Human Services Policy Forum, 1991; 1993

Retired Senior Volunteer Program, 1992

Triangle Community Foundation, 1994

Regarding the Campus Y's application for funding to support its Community Literacy Initiative.

Virginia Tech YMCA Visit, 1992

YMCA International Camp Counselor Program, 1989

Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation, 1967; 1988

Contains grant applications and related materials for two grant proposals to the foundation.
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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Addition of June 2011: Programs, 1942-2005.

About 8400 items.

Arrangement: Arranged in subseries by type of program.

This subseries consists of materials related to the programs of the Campus Y. Most programs were organized by student committees, each of which was led by two chairs selected by the Executive Committee. The committee chairs and the Executive Committee together formed the Cabinet. Other programs were sponsored and organized by the Campus Y as a whole, rather than by a specific committee. The committees provided volunteer and activism opportunities for students in many different areas of community need (such as hunger and homelessness, youth programs, and literacy programs, among others), and social justice and awareness issues (such as race relations, environmental concerns, human rights, gender and sexuality issues, international relations, and physical and mental health issues, among others). The Campus Y also organized the annual Freshman Camp program, which provided orientation activities for a small group of incoming students during the summer preceding their freshman year. Materials include correspondence; clippings; budgets and other financial materials; planning materials and notes; annual reports; publicity materials including flyers, brochures, and other items; membership and contact lists; meeting notes and minutes; committee chair applications; training materials; calendars; and reference materials; among other items. Also included are a number of photographs, slides, film reels, floppy discs, videotapes, and audiocassettes.

expand/collapse Expand/collapse Addition of June 2011: Programs: Campus Y support programs, 1966-1998.

This subseries includes materials related to Campus Y support programs, which educated students about volunteer opportunities and organized fundraising activities and other internal initiatives. These programs included the Committee on Undergraduate Education, Footfalls Road Race, International Handicrafts Bazaar, Recontre du Monde, Volunteer Action Committee, Walk for Humanity, Y-Horizons, and Y-Outreach.

Box 15

Committee on Undergraduate Education (CUE), academic years 1978-1979 to 1984-1985

The Committee on Undergraduate Education was also called the Y Student Affairs Committee (YSAC).

Footfalls: General, 1979-1997 and undated

Contains flyers, planning materials, budgets, clippings, finishing times, and annual reports relating to the annual Footfalls Road Race, which raised money to support the Campus Y's activities.

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Footfalls: Photographs, 1988-1996

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Footfalls: Photographic negatives, 1996

15 color negative images on Kodak VR disc film.

Footfalls: Slides, 1980

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International Handicrafts Bazaar: General, 1966-1992 and undated

Includes publicity, planning, and financial materials including correspondence, flyers, clippings, menus, programs, committee contact lists, annual reports, budgets, and price lists, among other materials. The International Handicrafts Bazaar, which was an annual crafts sale and coffee house that raised money to support the Campus Y's activities, was also called the International and Appalachian Handicrafts Bazaar, Crafts Bazaar, and Crafts Fest.

International Handicrafts Bazaar: Clippings, 1966-1991 and undated

Other clippings are integrated with the general files.
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International Handicrafts Bazaar: Photographs, 1966-1988 and undated

Image Box IB-40126/7

International Handicrafts Bazaar: Slides, 1980

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Recontre du Monde: General, 1973

Recontre du Monde was an annual event that informed students about opportunities for committee and volunteer involvement at the Campus Y. It was later replaced by Y-Horizons.

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Recontre du Monde: Photographs, 1967-1973

Image Box IB-40126/7

Recontre du Monde: Photographic negatives, undated

21 black and white negative images on 35mm roll film; unidentified, but appear to be related to Recontrendu Monde.

Box 15

Volunteer Action Center (VAC), academic years 1983-1984 to 1994-1995 and undated

The Volunteer Action Center (VAC) informed students about local volunteer opportunities. Materials include press releases, annual reports, training materials, correspondence, and materials from a notebook containing descriptions of volunteer opportunities, among other items. The Volunteer Action Center was also called the Volunteer Action Committee.

Walk for Humanity: General, academic years 1973-1974 to 1993-1994

The Walk for Humanity was an annual walk that raised money for local charitable organizations. Materials include planning, financial, and publicity materials, as well as annual reports and correspondence.

Image Box IB-40126/7

Walk for Humanity: Slides, 1981

Film F-40126/3

Walk for Humanity: Film Reel, 1972

Box 15

Y-Horizons: General, academic years 1981-1982 to 1997-1998

Includes clippings and flyers relating to Y-Horizons, an annual event that informed students about opportunities for committee and volunteer involvement at the Campus Y.

Image Folder PF-40126/32

Y-Horizons: Photographs, 1980

Image Box IB-40126/7

Y-Horizons: Slides, 1981-1982

Box 15

Y-Outreach, academic years 1982-1983 to 1984-1985

Y-Outreach, which was originally organized as the Poverty Action Committee, informed students about local volunteer opportunities.

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Addition of June 2011: Programs: Environmental programs, 1977-1995.

This subseries consists of materials related to environmental programs and events organized by the Campus Y. Of particular interest are the files on the Student Environmental Action Coalition (SEAC), which began as a Campus Y committee. SEAC later became a separate student organization and led in the establishment of a national network.

Box 15

Energy program, 1977

Image Box IB-40126/7

Earth Day program: Slides, 1982

Box 15

Committee on Environmental Awareness, academic year 1984-1985

Gaia, academic years 1987-1988 to 1988-1989

Gaia was originally organized as part of the Global Issues Committee.
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Folder 433

Folder 434

Folder 435

Folder 436

Folder 437

Student Environmental Action Coalition (SEAC): General, academic years 1986-1987 to 1995-1996 and undated

Originally organized as the Society of Environmentally Concerned Students (SECS). Includes materials about recycling, the development of a national SEAC alliance, the Green Games program, and the 1989 Threshold conference.

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Folder 438

Student Environmental Action Coalition (SEAC): Clippings, academic years 1988-1989 to 1993-1994 and undated

Additional clippings are integrated with the general files.
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Student Environmental Action Coalition (SEAC): Photographs, 1989

Videotape VT-40126/2

Student Environmental Action Coalition (SEAC): Videotape, "Threshold Conference, organized by the Student Environmental Action Coalition, UNC-CH," 27-29 October 1989

"1. Randy Hayer--Director, Rainforest Action Network (29 minutes), 2. Randy Hayer (20 minutes), 3. Barry Commoner--Director for Biology of Natural Systems, Queens College, CUNY (50 minutes). Footage courtesy of Student Television for UNC, copyright 1989 STV."

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Addition of June 2011: Programs: Freshman Camp, 1951-2004.

Freshman Camp, later called Carolina Kickoff, was an annual summer orientation program for incoming freshmen. Materials in this subseries include handbooks and brochures; planning, financial, and publicity materials; annual reports; surveys; acamper and counselor lists; and media including photographs, slides, floppy discs, and film reels.

Box 15

Freshman Camp: Handbooks, 1951-2002

Freshman Camp: Brochures, 1959-1981

Box 16

Freshman Camp: Brochures, 1982-2004

Freshman Camp: General, 1964-2004 and undated

Includes planning, financial, and publicity materials; camper and counselor lists; annual reports; surveys; and correspondence; among other items.

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Freshman Camp: Photographs, 1976-2002 and undated

Photographs are from circa 1950s-1960s to 2002, including group, candid, and individual photographs of Freshman Camp counselors and participants.

Image Box IB-40126/8

Freshman Camp: Slides, 1971-1991

Approximately 700 slides
Floppy Disc FLD-40126/1

Freshman Camp Brochure, 1998

Disc was not readable in February 2015.
Floppy Disc FLD-40126/3

Freshman Camp 1, undated

Disc was not readable in February 2015.
Floppy Disc FLD-40126/4

Freshman Camp 2, undated

Disc was not readable in February 2015.
Floppy Disc FLD-40126/5

Freshman Camp 3, undated

Disc was not readable in February 2015.
Floppy Disc FLD-40126/6

Freshman Camp 4, undated

Disc was not readable in February 2015.
Floppy Disc FLD-40126/7

Freshman Camp, undated

Disc was not readable in February 2015.
Floppy Disc FLD-40126/8

Freshman Camp, undated

Disc was not readable in February 2015.
Film F-40126/1

Freshman Camp: Film Reel, 1974

Labeled "28th Annual Freshman Camp. Clyde Hewitt."
Film F-40126/2

Freshman Camp: Film Reel, 1974

Labeled "YMCA/YWCA Freshman Camp."
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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Addition of June 2011: Programs: Gender and sexuality programs, 1978-2004.

Materials in this subseries relate to Campus Y programs focused on gender and sexuality issues. Included are files on Advocates for the Empowerment of Women of Color (AEWC), People Organized for Women's Empowerment and Rights (POWER), Women's Forum, Rape-Free Zone, and Women Against Rape as well as photographs of a Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) Pride Parade.

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Gender and sexuality programs: General, 1978-2001 and undated

Includes materials relating to a protest against the Durham Morning Herald and an article from the Carolina Critic criticizing the Campus Y's gender-related programs and committees, among other items.

Advocates for the Empowerment of Women of Color (AEWC): General, academic years 1998-1999 to 2003-2004 and undated

Correspondence, event planning and publicity materials, committee chair applications, annual reports, meeting notes and minutes, calendars, membership and contact lists, and resource materials, among other items.

Image Folder PF-40126/53

Advocates for the Empowerment of Women of Color (AEWC): Photographs, academic year 2000-2001

Image Folder PF-40126/54

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) Pride Parade: Photographs, 2000

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People Organized for Women's Empowerment and Rights (POWER), academic years 1992-1993 to 1996-1997 and undated

Correspondence; calendars; event planning and publicity materials; responses to a questionnaire submitted by Student Body President candidates; clippings; annual reports; financial materials; materials relating to Rape Awareness Week; and meeting agendas, notes, and minutes; among other items.

Rape-Free Zone, academic year 1992-1993

Correspondence; planning and publicity materials; grant proposals, contracts, budgets, and other financial materials; meeting agendas and minutes; and resource materials about sexual assault and the Clothesline Project.

Women Against Rape, academic year 1993-1994

Reports, correspondence, and sexual assault resource materials.

Women's Forum: General, academic years 1984-1985 to 1991-1992

Correspondence, clippings, event planning and publicity materials, contact lists, annual reports, notes, and resource materials, among other items.

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Women's Forum: Photographs, academic year 1988-1989

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Addition of June 2011: Programs: Health programs, 1964-2005.

Materials in this subseries relate to Campus Y programs focused on physical and mental health awareness, including AIDS awareness, and on volunteer work with local hospitals and other agencies. Much of the material is related to volunteer programs at the Murdoch Center and Umstead Hospital, both state-run facilities in Butner, N.C.

Box 17

Health programs: General, 1967-2003

Clippings, reports, correspondence, and other materials relating to North Carolina Memorial Hospital and Dorothea Dix Hospital volunteers, Operation Smile, Special Populations, and HEADS UP, among other programs.

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Health programs: Photographs, undated

Box 17

Health programs: Slides, 1982-1983

Slides appear to show Y-sponsored programs at the Murdoch Center and/or Umstead Hospital.

AIDS awareness programs: General, academic years 1988-1989 to 1997-1998 and undated

Contains correspondence, planning materials and proposals, reports, and co-chair applications for Red Ribbon and other AIDS awareness programs.

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AIDS awareness programs: Photographs, undated

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Health Focus, academic years 2003-2004 to 2004-2005

Contains co-chair applications and planning materials.

Murdoch Center, academic years 1964-1965 to 1991-1992 and undated

Reports, planning and publicity materials, clippings, contact lists, and correspondence.

Red Cross, academic year 2002-2003

Contains a committee constitution, planning materials, and correspondence.

Umstead Hospital, academic years 1966-1967 to 1996-1997 and undated

Correspondence; mental health resource material; contact lists; training, planning, and publicity materials; and reports.

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Addition of June 2011: Programs: Human Rights Week, 1983-2005.

Human Rights Week was an annual event that included events sponsored by many different Campus Y committees. Also see individual committee files for additional information on programs sponsored during Human Rights Week.

Box 17

Human Rights Week: General, 1983-2005

Box 17

Human Rights Week: Clippings, 1989-1996 and undated

Other clippings are integrated with the general files.
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Human Rights Week: Photographs, 1988-2001 and undated

Videotape VT-40126/3

Human Rights Week: Videotape, "Keynote Address by Atlanta Mayor Andrew Young," 16 November 1988

"Taped by UNC Student Television, 48:34"

Videotape VT-40126/4

Human Rights Week: Videotape, "Campus Profile #78: Human Rights Week," 21 November 1988

"Andrew Young, Philip Agee, Eddie Hatcher, Junius Scales, Speakout. Anchor: Angela Hampton. Time: 26:35."

Videotape VT-40126/5

Human Rights Week: Videotape, "Philip Agee Speech," 1988

Box 17

GLOBE, academic years 1996-1997 to 2001-2002

GLOBE assisted with the planning of Human Rights Week activities.
Digital Folder DF-40126/1

Speaker contract and thank you card, 2003

Migrated from floppy disk FLD-40126/2.
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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Addition of June 2011: Programs: Hunger and homelessness programs, 1964-2005.

Materials in this subseries relate to Campus Y programs focused on hunger and homelessness and intended both to raise awareness and provide volunteer opportunities. Included are files documenting the activities of the Hunger Action Committee, the Hunger and Homelessness Outreach Project, and Habitat for Humanity.

Box 17

Hunger and homelessness programs: General, 1964-2003 and undated

Young World Development, academic years 1969-1970 to 1972-1973

Includes an annual report and articles relating to the activities of the Young World Development Committee, including the Walk Against Hunger.

Hunger Action Committee: General, academic years 1975-1976 to 1988-1989

Materials include annual committee reports, flyers, memoranda, clippings, correspondence, contact lists, notes, fund-raising materials, and organizational materials relating to the activities of the Hunger Action Committee, including the Starvathon, Fast for a World Harvest, World Food Day, Food Week, Hunger Cleanup, and the Hunger Banquet. The committee was known as the Hunger Responsibility Committee from academic years 1983-1984 to 1986-1987. Also includes reference materials and correspondence relating to work done national organizations including Oxfam and the National Student Campaign Against Hunger and Homelessness.

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Hunger Action Committee: Photographs, academic year 1987-1988

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Hunger Action Committee: Slides, 1981

Images from the 1981 Fast for World Hunger, sponsored by the Hunger Action Committee.
Box 17

Student Homeless Outreach Coalition (SHOC), academic years 1989-1990 to 1990-1991

Contains clippings, flyers, correspondence, organizational materials, and reports. The Student Homeless Outreach Coalition (SHOC) merged with the Hunger Elimination Project to form the Hunger and Homelessness Outreach Project (HOPE) in academic year 1991-1992.

Box 18

Hunger and Homelessness Outreach Project (HOPE), academic years 1991-1992 to 2004-2005

Contains annual committee reports, clippings, correspondence, flyers, committee chair applications, fund-raising materials, and organizational materials relating to the activities of the Hunger and Homelessness Outreach Project (HOPE), including the Hunger Cleanup and Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week. The Student Homeless Outreach Coalition (SHOC) merged with the Hunger Elimination Project to form the Hunger and Homelessness Outreach Project (HOPE) in academic year 1991-1992. Also includes reference materials and correspondence relating to work done with national organizations including Oxfam and the National Student Campaign Against Hunger and Homelessness.

Habitat for Humanity, academic years 1988-1989 to 1995-1996 and undated

Includes planning materials, correspondence, contact lists and directories, clippings, agreements with the national Habitat for Humanity organization, financial materials, newsletters, and reports, among other items.

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Addition of June 2011: Programs: International relations programs, 1958-2004.

Materials in this subseries relate to Campus Y programs focused on international relations, including programs related to the Vietnam War. There are also several files pertaining to programs and services for foreign students and international visitors.

Box 18

International relations programs: General, 1968-1995

African Craftsmen in America, 1971-1975

Foreign students programs, 1966-1975

Materials relate to programs designed to help orient foreign students at Carolina.

Global Issues, academic years 1978-1979 to 1984-1985 and undated

Immigration programs, 1979-2004

Materials relate to LINC, Entering America Smoothly through Enrichment (EASE), and other immigration programs.

International visitors and exchange programs: General, 1964-1993 and undated

Materials relate to the Experiment in International Living and Student Services, among other programs.

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International visitors and exchange programs: Photographs, 1975

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Seminars Abroad: Slides, 1958-1968

Box 18

Vietnam War programs: General, 1967-1971

Vietnam War programs: Vietnam Referendum: General, 1967

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Vietnam War programs: Vietnam Referendum: Photographs, 1967

Box 18

Vietnam War programs: Refugee program, 1975

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Addition of June 2011: Programs: Literacy programs, 1989-2005.

Materials in this subseries relate to Campus Y programs focused on youth and adult literacy. Included are files documenting the activities of the Project Literacy Committee, which organized the KIDS READ program; and SCALE (Student Coalition for Action in Literacy Education), which undertook a literacy project funded by an AmeriCorps grant.

Box 18

Project Literacy, academic years 1989-1990 to 2004-2005 and undated

SCALE (Student Coalition for Action in Literacy Education) Community Literacy Initiative: General, 1994-2001 and undated

SCALE (Student Coalition for Action in Literacy Education) Community Literacy Initiative: Proposal materials, 1995

SCALE (Student Coalition for Action in Literacy Education) Community Literacy Initiative: Resource notebook, undated

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Addition of June 2011: Programs: Race relations and minority programs, 1965-2004.

Materials in this subseries relate to Campus Y programs focused on race relations, including Race Relations Week and Campus Y activities related to the university's Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday Celebration. See also External Relations: Campus Groups, above, for files documenting the Campus Y's involvement with other univerisity groups and departments concerned with race relations and minority issues.

Box 19

Race relations and minority programs: General, 1970-2005

Videotape VT-40126/19

Race relations and minority programs: Videotape, "Spike Lee Rally," September 1992

Videotape VT-40126/7

Race relations and minority programs: Videotape, "Juneteenth Rally for Unity of Black and Latino Communities footage," 16 June 2001

"FLOC and Black Workers for Justice"

Videotape VT-40126/8

Race relations and minority programs: Videotape, "Tracking (Racism)," undated

Box 19

Conexion, academic year 2003-2004

ECHO, academic years 1992-1993 to 1993-1994

ECHO was established to provide African-Americans with entertainment options.

Human Relations Committee, 1965-1980

The Human Relations Committee was also known as the Black Relations Committee.

Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday Celebration: General, 1987-2004

Includes materials relating to the annual week of celebrations surrounding the Martin Luther King, Jr. birthday holiday. Also included is an annual event called A Show of Hands.

Image Folder PF-40126/63

Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday Celebration: Photographs, 1987-2000

Box 19

Network for Minority Interests (NMI), academic years 1987-1988 to 1990-1991

Began in academic year 1988-1989 as the Committee on Race Relations Network. Existed as the Network for Minority Interests (NMI) from 1990 to 1991, before merging with Students for the Advancement of Race Relations (SARR).

Race Relations Week: General, 1989-2003

Videotape VT-40126/6

Race Relations Week: Videotape, "Michael Eric Dyson Speech on Race Relations," 8 November 1999

Videotape may also contain a 17 March 1999 episode of the TV program "20/20" concerning elder abuse.
Image Folder PF-40126/64

Race Relations Week: Photographs, 1999

Box 19

Scholarship Information Center: General, 1966-1973

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Scholarship Information Center: Photographs, 1965-1967

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South African Scholarship Fund, 1985-1996

Students for the Advancement of Race Relations (SARR): General, academic years 1984-1985 to 2004-2005 and undated

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Students for the Advancement of Race Relations (SARR): Photographs, academic year 2000-2001

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Addition of June 2011: Programs: Youth programs, 1964-2005.

Materials in this subseries relate to Campus Y programs focused on children and youth. Many of the files pertain to tutoring and mentoring and, in particular, to the Campus Y's Big Buddy program. Through the Big Buddy program, UNC-Chapel Hill students mentored local school children and adolescents. For youth literacy programs, see under Literacy Programs, above.

Box 20

Youth programs: General, 1987-2004

Includes materials relating to programs and proposals including the Committee for Dropout Prevention; Harangue: A Saturday School for Positive Change; the North Carolina Childcare and Neglect Project, Students for Educational Access (SEA), and Youth Outreach.

Image Folder PF-40126/67-68

PF-40126/67

PF-40126/68

Youth programs: Photographs, 1971-2001 and undated

Box 20

Adolescents Succeeding in Positively Influencing and Refining their Environments (ASPIRE), 1998-1999

Big Buddy: General, academic years 1971-1972 to 2004-2005 and undated

Big Buddy: Handbooks, academic years 1981-1982 to 1998-1999 and undated

Box 22

Big Buddy: Student files, academic years 1999-2000 to 2000-2001

Folders arranged alphabetically by big buddy. Folders contain Big Buddy applications and references, little buddy referral and contact forms, and activity logs.

Digital Folder DF-40126/2

Big Buddy: Handbook; Text for magnets; and a Mentoring Scenarios presentation, undated

Migrated from DCD-40126/2.
Image Folder PF-40126/69

Big Buddy: Photographs, 1985 and undated

Image Box IB-40126/7

Big Buddy: Slides, 1981-1987

Box 20

Catalyst Conference: General, 1993-2005 and undated

Includes annual folders and materials relating to the biennial program "UNC: A Catalyst for Social Change," which was hosted by the Campus Y for North Carolina high school students from minority backgrounds. It was originally developed as part of the University of North Carolina's Bicentennial Celebration.

Videotape VT-40126/9

Catalyst Conference: Videotape, "Catalyst Conference Leadership Presentations," 1999

Box 20

Child abuse prevention programs, academic years 1986-1987 to 1999-2000

Includes materials from programs including Advocates for Children and Teens, Stop the Violence Week, Child Abuse Prevention (CAP), Child Advocacy Program (CAP), and the Child Abuse Awareness Program (CAAP), among other programs.

Dillon School, academic years 1980-1981 to 1999-2000 and undated

Helping Youth by Providing Enrichment (HYPE): General, academic years 1994-1995 to 2004-2005

Image Folder PF-40126/70

Helping Youth by Providing Enrichment (HYPE): Photographs, undated

Box 20

Ridgefield Action Project: General, academic years 1987-1988 to 1991-1992

Image Folder PF-40126/71

Ridgefield Action Project: Photographs, undated

Box 20

Students for Educational Equity (SEE), academic year 2000-2001

Tutoring: General, academic years 1964-1965 to 1996-1997 and undated

Tutoring: Resources, 1964-1973 and undated

Videotape VT-40126/18

Tutoring: Videotape, "Tutor Training," 2 February 1992

Box 21

UNICEF: General, academic years 1984-1985 to 1992-1993 and undated

Image Folder PF-40126/72

UNICEF: Photographs, undated

Image Box IB-40126/7

UNICEF: Slides, 1981

Box 21

Youth United: General, academic years 1989-1990 to 1999-2000 and undated

Includes annual retreat information, student applications, and contact logs.
Image Folder PF-40126/73

Youth United: Photographs, circa 1996

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Addition of June 2011: Programs: Other programs, 1942-2005.

This subseries consists of materials related to Campus Y programs that were not focused on any of the issues outlined in the preceding subseries. Included are programs focused on the death penalty, the elderly, disaster relief, poverty, and other topics. Also included are a few materials related to the Y Press and a number of miscellaneous films and photographs that may be related to Campus Y programs but are mostly not identified.

Digital Folder DF-40126/3

Surveys and analyses of student experiences, circa 2000-2005

Migrated from DCD-40126/1.
Box 21

Advocates for Human Rights (AHR), academic years 2002-2003 to 2004-2005

Ballet classes: General, 1951

Classes were sponsored by the YWCA.
Image Folder PF-40126/74-77

PF-40126/74

PF-40126/75

PF-40126/76

PF-40126/77

Ballet classes: Photographs, 1951

Box 21

Budget cuts protests, 1995

Carolinas Conference: General, 1965

Image Folder PF-40126/78

Carolinas Conference: Photograph, 1965

Box 21

Coffee Klatch, 1977-1981

Consumers United with Employees (CUE), 1992

Death penalty programs: General, academic years 1983-1984 to 2004-2005

Includes materials from Criminal Justice Awareness, which was also known as Students Against the Death Penalty, among other programs.

Image Folder PF-40126/79

Death penalty programs: Photograph, 2000

Photograph of Sister Helen Prejean.
Videotape VT-40126/10

Death penalty programs: Videotape, "Sister Helen Prejean," 22 March 2000

The speech was sponsored by Criminal Justice Awareness, and given as a part of Human Rights Week, 2000; viewing copy available.

Box 21

Dinner Discussions, academic years 1942-1943 to 2004-2005

Disaster relief programs, 1985-2001

See also September 11, 2001 programs.

Dorm speakers program, academic years 1964-1965 to 1965-1966

Elderly populations programs: General, academic years 1976-1977 to 2004-2005 and undated

Materials relate to elderly populations programs, including Campus Community Link, Operation Match, Student Elderly Exchange, Youth for Elderly Services (YES), and general elderly populations program files.

Box PF-40126/80

Elderly populations programs: Photographs, 2000-2002 and undated

Box 21

Helping Paws, academic years 2003-2004 to 2004-2005

Image Folder PF-40126/81

Impeachment Referendum: Photographs, 1973

Box 21

Labor Daze, 2001-2003

"People in Poverty" programs, 1985

Contains fund-raising materials, a clipping, and proposal relating to the March 1985 series of "People in Poverty" programs.

Poverty Action Committee, academic years 1980-1981 to 1981-1982

This committee later became Y-Outreach.

September 11, 2001 programs, 2001-2002

Students Engaged in Technology for the Future (SET), academic years 1998-1999 to 2004-2005 and undated

Also known as Students Engaged with Technology (SET) and Fighting Against the Digital Divide (FADD).

Students Taking Action for Nuclear Disarmament (STAND), academic year 1984-1985 and undated

Summer programs: General, 1962-1992

Oversize Volume SV-40126/9

Summer programs: Scrapbook, 1924-1927

Contains handbook pages; contact list; directory; and programs, flyers, and other ephemera relating to religious services, a fashion show, dances, and other summer school activities.

Box 21

UNC Learning from Experience (UNCLE), 2002-2003

Yokefellows, academic years 1987-1988 to 1994-1995

Y Press: "The Bus," 1969

Y Press: Copyright certificates, 1970

Y Press: Pitcher Poetry Pamphlet Series broadsides (see under Publicity in Administrative Files, above)

Y Press: "Sumus," 1970

Miscellaneous Campus Y-sponsored programs, 1966-2003

Film F-40126/4

Miscellaneous Films: Untitled

Container is labeled R. Schussel, 118 Avery, Chapel Hill, N.C.
Film F-40126/5

Miscellaneous Films: Amputee / Eng.

Title from container.
Film F-40126/6

Miscellaneous Films: Laos / Eng.

Title from container.
Film F-40126/7

Miscellaneous Films: Viet Hosp. / Eng.

Title from container.
Film F-40126/8

Miscellaneous Films: Missy Bell

Title from container.
Image Folder PF-40126/82-85

PF-40126/82

PF-40126/83

PF-40126/84

PF-40126/85

Miscellaneous Photographs

Mostly undated and unidentified; some appear to be as early as the 1940s, others as late as 2000. Many appear to be related to Campus Y events; others may not be directly Y-related.

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Addition of December 2017: Eve Carson Application, 2004-2005

5 items.

This addition consists of student Eve Carson's application to be a Freshman Member-at-Large of the Campus Y and evaluations of her application. Carson, a Morehead Scholar and the UNC-Chapel Hill student body president from 2007-2008, was killed in March 2008.

From RT 20171219.1.

Folder 851

Eve Carson Freshman Member-at-Large application and evaluations, 2004-2005

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