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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs. Records of the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, 1920-1990.

Title: Records of the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, 1920-1990.

Correspondence and other files relating to student life and activities, extracurricular programs and services for students, student housing, student aid, and academic recordkeeping at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Included are numerous files on Student Government and on the various offices that have been part of the Division of Student Affairs: Office of the Dean of Women, Office of Records and Registration, Office of Undergraduate Admissions, Office of Career Planning and Placement Services, Housing Office, Student Aid Office, Student Health Services, Student Development and Counseling Center, Campus Y, and Student Union.

ArchivalResource: 54,000 items (67.5 linear ft.)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/34277009 View

Bello, Thomas M. Thomas M. Bello papers, 1970-1971.

Title: Thomas M. Bello papers, 1970-1971.

Writings, correspondence, campus communications, campaign materials, and other items relating to Thomas M. Bello's tenure as student body president at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Materials chiefly concern student unrest on campus in May 1970 relating to the United States involvement in Vietnam. Also included are some of Bello's class materials, an unassembled scrapbook of clippings documenting Bello's tenure as student body president, newspaper articles and other publications such as the National Strike Information Center (Brandeis University) newsletter, and a typed copy of Bello's speech to the student body during a campus-wide protest on 6 May 1970.

ArchivalResource: ca. 700 items (1.5 linear feet)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/145737231 View

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs. Records of the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, 1920-1991.

Title: Records of the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, 1920-1991.

Records include correspondence and other files relating to student life and activities, extracurricular programs and services for students, student housing, student aid, and academic recordkeeping at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Included are numerous files on Student Government and on the various offices that have been part of the Division of Student Affairs: Office of the Dean of Women, Office of Records and Registration, Office of Admissions, Office of Career Planning and Placement Services, Housing Office, Student Aid Office, Student Health Service, Student Development and Counseling Center, Campus Y, and Student Union.

ArchivalResource: 54,000 items (67.5 linear ft.).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/26683502 View

Student Government of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Records, 1919-2011

Title: Student Government of the University ofNorth Carolina at Chapel Hill Records, 1919-2011

When first organized in 1904, theStudent Government of the University of North Carolina consisted of only the StudentCouncil, which was solely judicial in function. In 1921, the executive function ofStudent Government was established when the first student body president was electedto replace the senior class president as head of the Student Council. In 1938, thefirst Student Legislature was organized. The Student Legislature was replaced in1973 by the Campus Governing Council, and was renamed Student Congress in 1986. The Student Council continued to be theprimary judicial body on campus, trying all cases involving Honor System and CampusCode violations. In 1968, a student Supreme Court was established, replacing theprevious Constitutional Council in its jurisdiction over all other student courtappeals and original cases involving constitutional questions. The Women'sAssociation, made up of all women students, was organized as a social organizationin 1917 and became a governing body in 1921. The Women's Council served as anexecutive body and a disciplinary power for Honor System and Campus Code casesinvolving women. In the 1940s, the Coed Senate was established as a subsidiary bodyto the Student Legislature to pass laws affecting only women students. It mergedwith the Student Legislature in 1956. Records of the Student Government includerecords of the student body presidents; records of the treasurers of the Student Congress; the proceedings of the Student Legislature, 1938-1973;proceedings of the Campus Governing Council, 1973-1986; proceedings of the Student Congress, 1986-2010, including 117 videotapes, 1996-2005 and undated; legislative budgetproposals and expenditures; constitutions and codifications; records of the studentAttorney General's office; Honor System records; Supreme Court proceedings; recordsof the Women's Association, Women's Council, and Coed Senate; Student Governmentorganizational charts, 1949 and 1950; and papers written by students explaining thebackground, organization, and functions of student government at the University ofNorth Carolina.

ArchivalResource: 51600; 64.5

http://www2.lib.unc.edu/mss/uars/ead/40169.html View

Albert Coates and Gladys Hall Coates Papers, 1841-2001

Title: Albert Coates and Gladys Hall Coates Papers, 1841-2001

Albert Coates (1896-1989) was director of the Institute of Government at the University, 1931-1962, and a professor in the University of North Carolina's School of Law. In 1928, he married Gladys Jane Hall (1902-2002), who by all accounts played an important and integral role in many of the projects that Albert Coates undertook. The collection includes office and personal files of Albert Coates and his wife, Gladys Hall Coates. Boxes 1-6 (Original deposit) contain materials, 1941-1965, relating to North Carolina nonprofit organizations apparently collected by Coates in preparation for a study of these agencies at the local administrative level. Included are annual reports and publications of a variety of social and community organizations, like the Boy Scouts and the Girl Scouts. Also included are materials about regional organizations arranged by place name, reports of various committees of the North Carolina Governor's Commission on the Status of Women, and information about other North Carolina and national agencies. Miscellaneous items included two original manuscripts by Coates, and Boxes 8-36 (Additions of February 1993 and October 1994) chiefly contain office files, many of which relate to Coates's tenure with the Institute of Government at the University of North Carolina. Many file folders and occasionally individual letters are annotated with summaries, topic statements, or indications of importance. Topics include the founding and operation of the Institute of Government; legal education; law enforcement training; cases and statutes on legal topics; student government; Coates's writings, speeches and talks; speaking engagements; honors and awards; and personal matters. Boxes 37-43 (Additions of February and March 2003) contain letters, telegrams, wedding invitations, bills, report cards, course materials, and other papers. Boxes 44-85 (Addition of September 2009) consist chiefly of personal letters to Gladys Hall Coates from friends and family, but there also are letters to Albert Coates and correspondence between Albert and Gladys. Letters from Gladys's family in and around Portsmouth, Va., are extensive and particularly descriptive of family relationships and women's daily lived experience in the context of the social and political climate of the 1930s through the 1970s. Non-family letters reveal more about Gladys's life, in particular her expansive circle of friends and acquaintances, her contributions to husband Albert's professional successes, and her own active civic life. Other materials in this addition include speeches and interviews, some recorded on film and audiocassette, and writings; correspondence and other materials relating to the Coates' work at the University of North Carolina and the Institute of Government, including a 1934 police school film; family papers, including diaries, military papers, newspaper clippings, fraternity and University of North Carolina pins, and memoirs and genealogical research relating to the Coates, Pollard, and Bradley families; travel papers, including itineraries, correspondence and other papers related to travel in Europe and the Soviet Union; photographic materials, 1860s-1990s, (a few signed by Bayard Wootten) including formal and informal portraits and snapshots of Albert and Gladys Hall Coates and their Coates, Hall, Pollard, and Cauthorn relatives and friends that depict University of North Carolina and Institute of Government work and events, family gatherings, vacationing at North Carolina beaches, travel to Europe and Mexico, late nineteenth- to mid twentieth-century fashion, and other subjects; and other published and unpublished papers, including printed ephemera, notebooks and clippings, Gladys Hall Coates's and other materials. The Many Lives of North Carolina Women, Palingenesis: An Example. Special Keepsakes,

ArchivalResource: About 51,600 items (73.5 linear feet)

https://finding-aids.lib.unc.edu/03818/ View

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Student Government. Records of the Student Government, 1919-2000 [manuscript].

Title: Records of the Student Government, 1919-2000 [manuscript].

Records of the Student Government include records of the student body presidents; records of the treasurers of the Campus Governing Council; the proceedings of the Student Legislature, 1938-1973; proceedings of the Campus Governing Council, from 1973 forward; legislative budget proposals and expenditures; constitutions and codifications; records of the student Attorney General's office; Honor System records; Supreme Court proceedings; records of the Women's Association, Women's Council, and Coed Senate; student government organizational charts, 1949 and 1950; and papers written by students explaining the background, organization, and funcitons of student government at the University of North Carolina.

ArchivalResource: 34,800 items (43.5 linear ft.).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/27192267 View

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Elections Board. Records of the Elections Board, 1946-1996 [manuscript].

Title: Records of the Elections Board, 1946-1996 [manuscript].

Records of the Elections Board include election laws and related correspondence, election return reports, and protested election cases.

ArchivalResource: 325 items.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/26978160 View

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Assistant to the Chancellor. Records of the Assistants to the Chancellor : Douglass Hunt, 1900-2002.

Title: Records of the Assistants to the Chancellor : Douglass Hunt, 1900-2002.

Records include correspondence and other files related to Douglass Hunt's responsibilites as Special Assistant to the Chancellor, 1980-1996, and as Advisor to the Chancellor for Governmental Affairs, 1996-2002. They document his participation in regional and national organizations of universities; communications with the North Carolina congressional delegation on legislation affecting higher education; and various other administrative responsibilities within the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, especially his oversight of university programs supported by the Massey-Weatherspoon Fund. Also included are speeches and other writings by Hunt, including speeches that he drafted for the chancellor. Of particular interest are materials for a chapter Hunt contributed to "The Story of Student Government in the University of North Carolina at Chapel" by Albert Coates and Gladys Hall Coates, files detailing his administration of the C. Knox Massey Distinguished Service Awards, and files on memorials for Allard K. Lowenstein and Frank Porter Graham and on the university's Bicentennial Observance.

ArchivalResource: About 16800 items (21.0 linear feet).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/238760907 View