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Student Organizations of the College of Medicine Records
Student-Produced Fliers and Handouts Collection
Student-Produced Publications and Newsletters Collection
The Student-produced Publications and Newsletters Collection consists of over 50 titles, reflecting a wide variety of campus interests: political activities, social organizations, residence halls, and humor. The earliest known titles date to the early twentieth century most were produced between 1940 and 2000.
Students Against Sweatshops records
The records of Students Against Sweatshops consist of correspondence between SAS, the UI Office of the President, and other individuals and offices. They are arranged chronologically by year.
Subject Files on Iowa Women
Subject files pertaining to Iowa women, organizations, and historical topics.
Arrangement
The collection is divided into three series: Biographies, Organizations, and Subjects.
Subject Vertical Files
The Subject Vertical Files of the University of Iowa Archives consist of records pertaining to the University's colleges, departments, offices and programs, as well as events and topics. The files may include, but are not limited to, newspaper articles, publications, pamphlets, announcements, special event programs and other documents. The collection is a convenient, wide-ranging source of topical information about University of Iowa history. Each entry listed below represents a folder pertaining to that particular topic.To access a folder in our reading room, note the title of the desired folder and the name and RG number of this collection, then contact staff in the Department of Special Collections with your request.
Sudhindra Bose papers
University of Iowa lecturer in political science, specializing in Asian politics.
Sue Ann Wilson Papers
Papers of an early twentieth century woman writer.
Sue Follon papers
Educational administrator and Executive Director of the Iowa Commission on the Status of Women.
Sue Jenkins Fanzine Collection
Collection of multimedia [multifandom] slash fanzines from a fanzine writer and editor. Materials cover media/fandoms such as Colditz, Indiana Jones, Men in Black [1997], Quantim Leap, The Professionals, Remember the Titans [2000], and Shogun [1980].
Sue M. Reed papers
Republican Party activist and officer of Iowa and National Federations of Republican Women, 1950s-1970s.
Summer Session Programs Records
Susan Boyd papers
Journalist and writer who published several articles in Mademoiselle. She also served as University of Iowa First Lady from 1969-1981.
Susan Buckley papers
Women’s rights activist and former director of the Women’s Resource and Action Center in Iowa City who worked for the University of Iowa.
Susan Fulton Welty Papers
Born in Fairfield, Iowa, Welty took degrees at Parsons College and the University of Utah. A teacher most of her life, this collection contains drafts of numerous stories and articles, most on religious subjects.
Susan Garrett fanzine collection
These fanzines were collected by Susan Garrett and covered a variety of fandoms. Garrett maintained strong relationships with many of the fanzine creators and contributed to many of the zines in her collection. This collection also contains a fanfiction manuscript that Garrett co-authored.
Susan Gearhart Papers
There are no contents, the information for this collection has been moved to the Iowa Author’s Manuscript Collection, Msc0869.
Susan Glaspell Papers
Susan Glaspell helped to co-found the troupe that was to become the Provincetown Players in 1915. She wrote essays, short stories, and plays that were performed at Provincetown. This small collection consists of several manuscripts, correspondence, photographs, and other items.
Susan Hill Fanzine Collection
Science fiction fan and fanzine collector. Collection of fanzines - mostly works of fan fiction, with particular emphasis on multimedia anthologies and on the British science fiction TV show Blake's 7.
Collection of fanzines and fanfiction, assembled by Champaign, IL fan Hill. Various fandoms are represented, particularly Blake's 7 and multimedia anthologies.