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Collection Number: 40156

Collection Title: Graduate and Professional Student Government of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Records, 1968-2022

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Size 18.0 feet of linear shelf space (approximately 13600 items)
Abstract The Graduate and Professional Student Federation (GPSF) was founded in 1971 by graduate students at the university to represent their needs and interests to the Student Government and the university administration. It soon was recognized as a quasi-independent organization within Student Government and was granted seats in the student legislature. A particular interest of the federation has been ensuring that graduate students are not overlooked in the allocation of students fees. In April 2021, the name of the organization changed to the Graduate and Professional Student Government (GPSG). The bulk of the original accession pertains to a large-scale survey of the university's graduate students conducted by the Graduate and Professional Student Federation in 1984. The aim of the survey was to identify problems associated with graduate curricula, policies affecting graduate students, and campus life. Included are the responses to the survey, as well as the final report. Also included are correspondence, constitutions, minutes, and lists of GPSF officers. The Addition of March 2012 consists of various records related to the administration, activities, and priorities of the Graduate and Professional Student Federation, 1968-2002. Included are correspondence; constitutions; agendas, minutes, and rosters of the GPSF Senate; histories of the GPSF; budget files; documents related to external committee appointments; student surveys; lobbying materials; and numerous subject files pertaining to issues and topics of interest to the GPSF, including child care, financial aid, student fees, tuition, health insurance for graduate students, research, campus committees, and other topics. There are also copies of various Student Government documents, including legislative bills and other items, assembled by GPSF members.
Creator University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Graduate and Professional Student Government.
Curatorial Unit University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. University Archives.
Language English
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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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[Identification of item], in the Graduate and Professional Student Government of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Records #40156, University Archives, The Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Acquisitions Information
Received from the Graduate and Professional Student Federation, 1993-2012 (Record transfers 19990409.1, 20030527.1, 20030825.1, and 20120720.2); the Addition of March 2012 was received in 1999 and 2003 (Record transfers 19990409.1, 20030527.1, and 20030825.1). Received from the Graduate and Professional Student Government in June 2022 (Record transfer 20220623.1).
Sensitive Materials Statement
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Processed by: University Archives Staff, October 1995, March 2012

Encoded by: ByteManagers Inc., 2008

Updated because of addition by Sara Mannheimer, March 2012

Updated because of addition by Hannah Southern, Rebecca Stubbs, and Dawne Howard Lucas, August 2022

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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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The history of the Graduate and Professional Student Federation (GPSF) began in the late 1960s. At that time, Student Government at the university generally focused on the needs of the undergraduates, despite an increasing population of graduate and professional students. This discrepancy was especially apparent in the allocation of student fees, which primarily funded undergraduate institutions and organizations such as the Student Union. In 1968, a handful of graduate students chartered the Graduate Student Association (GSA) with hopes of addressing this inequity.

When the GSA disbanded in 1971, another organization, the Graduate Student Coordinating Committee (GSCC), quickly emerged to fill the void. In the beginning, the GSCC envisioned the creation of a new student government for graduate and professional students. After discussion and debate with university leaders and Student Government, the Graduate and Professional Student Federation emerged as a quasi-independent organization within Student Government and was allocated eight seats on the Campus Governing Council. With its position secured within Student Government, the organization called for the election of departmental officers. As intermediaries between the Graduate and Professional Student Federation and the graduate students, the departmental officers acted both as representatives and as distributors of student fees within each department.

Since its creation, the Graduate and Professional Student Federation has continually fought over the allocation of student fees. In 1979, after numerous attempts by Student Government to defund the organization, an amendment was passed guaranteeing that the Graduate and Professional Student Federation would receive at least 15 percent of the student fees paid by graduate students. In 1992, the Graduate and Professional Student Federation spearheaded an attempt to increase this percentage; this effort failed.

In the early 1980s, the Graduate and Professional Student Federation began to address a wider range of graduate students' needs. In 1982, the organization conducted a study to determine the feasibility of providing affordable health insurance. Then, in September 1984, it launched one of its most ambitious projects, a general survey of graduate and professional students. As Glen Macdonald, chairman of the Commission on Graduate and Professional Student Education, explained in a 1984 memo, "Its purpose [was] to locate and identify major problems with the curriculum, policy and campus life from a graduate student's perspective." Of the 7,053 surveys distributed, 1,750 (25 percent) were returned. The responses were then tabulated and, in February of 1986, the Graduate and Professional Student Federation published its findings. Overall, the survey found that most students were satisfied with the education they received at the university. Nevertheless, it also revealed numerous problems. These included a disorganized financial aid system, a lack of communication between faculty and students, inadequate access to Davis Library, a lack of child care services, and parking.

In April 2021, the name of the organization changed to the Graduate and Professional Student Government (GPSG).

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The bulk of the original accession of the Graduate and Professional Student Federation records pertains to a survey of the university's graduate students conducted by the federation in 1984. The aim of the survey was to identify problems associated with graduate curricula, policies affecting graduate students, and campus life. Included are the responses to the survey, as well as the final report. Also included are correspondence, constitutions, minutes, and lists of GPSF officers.

The Addition of March 2012 consists of various records related to the administration, activities, and priorities of the Graduate and Professional Student Federation, 1968-2002. Included are correspondence; constitutions; agendas, minutes, and rosters of the GPSF Senate; histories of the GPSF; budget files; documents related to external committee appointments; student surveys; lobbying materials; and numerous subject files pertaining to issues and topics of interest to the GPSF, including child care, financial aid, student fees, tuition, health insurance for graduate students, research, campus committees, and other topics. There are also copies of various Student Government documents, including legislative bills and other items, assembled by GPSF members.

The addition of July 2022 contains administrative files, including committee reports and resolutions, conference materials, handbooks, and planning materials.

The addition of June 2022 contains materials related to campus issues including the 2018 protests calling for the removal of the Confederate monument (known as "Silent Sam") on the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill campus, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the Nikole Hannah-Jones tenure case, as well as other topics.

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Contents list

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Box 1

Folder 1

General, 1972-1993

Box 1

Folder 2

Constitution, Graduate and Professional Student Federation, undated

Box 1

Folder 3-7

Folder 3

Folder 4

Folder 5

Folder 6

Folder 7

Constitutions, Departmental, 1975-1983

Box 1

Folder 8

History, 1984; 1994?

Box 1

Folder 9-21

Folder 9

Folder 10

Folder 11

Folder 12

Folder 13

Folder 14

Folder 15

Folder 16

Folder 17

Folder 18

Folder 19

Folder 20

Folder 21

Minutes, Graduate and Professional Student Federation Senate, 1971-1994

Box 1

Folder 22-28

Folder 22

Folder 23

Folder 24

Folder 25

Folder 26

Folder 27

Folder 28

Officers, Departmental, 1975-1983

Box 1

Folder 29

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: General, 1984-1986

Box 1

Folder 30

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Report, 1986

Box 2

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Anthropology

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Anatomy

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Biochemistry and Nutrition

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Bio-Medical Engineering and Mathematics

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Botany

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Business Administration, School of (M.B.A.)

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Business Administration, School of (Ph.D.)

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Chemistry

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: City and Regional Planning

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Classics

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Comparative Literature

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Computer Science

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Drama

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Economics

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: English

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Genetics

Box 3

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: History

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Journalism

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Law, School of

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Library Science, School of

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Mathematics

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Medicine, School of

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Immunology

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Neurobiology

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Nursing, School of

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Occupational Therapy

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Operations Research

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Pharmacy, School of

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Philosophy

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Physical Education

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Physical Therapy

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Physics

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Political Science

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Psychology

Box 4

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Public Health, School of: Biostatistics

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Public Health, School of: Environmental Science

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Public Health, School of: Epidemiology

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Public Health, School of: Administration

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Public Health, School of: Health Education

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Public Health, School of: Maternal and Child Health

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Public Health, School of: Nutrition

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Public Health, School of: Parasitology

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Public Health, School of: Public Health Nursing

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Radio, Television, and Motion Pictures

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Recreation Administration

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Rehabilitation Counseling

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Religion

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Romance Languages

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Slavic Languages

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Social Work, School of

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Sociology

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Speech Communications

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Speech and Hearing

Survey of Graduate Students, 1984: Responses: Statistics

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About 7200 items.

The Addition of March 2012 consists of various records related to the administration, activities, and priorities of the Graduate and Professional Student Federation, 1968-2002. Included are correspondence; constitutions; agendas, minutes, and rosters of the GPSF Senate; histories of the GPSF; budget files; documents related to external committee appointments; student surveys; lobbying materials; and numerous subject files pertaining to issues and topics of interest to the GPSF, including child care, financial aid, student fees, tuition, health insurance for graduate students, research, campus committees, and other topics. There are also copies of various Student Government documents, including legislative bills and other items, assembled by GPSF members.

Note that, for the most part, original file titles have been retained.

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Arrangement: Alphabetical.

Records document the internal administration, operation, and activities of the Graduate and Professional Student Federation and its officers, including GPSF Senate activities. Included are correspondence; constitutions; agendas, minutes, and rosters of the GPSF Senate; histories of the GPSF; budget files; documents related to external committee appointments; student surveys; lobbying materials; and other items.

Box 5

Folder 103

Archives, 1995

Contains retention and disposition schedule.

Box 5

Folder 104

Awards, 1994 and 1996.

Includes the Fletcher Green Essay contest and the Frank Porter Graham Graduate and Professional Honorary Society.

Box 5

Folder 105

Bills, acts, and resolutions, 1999

Box 5

Folder 106-108

Folder 106

Folder 107

Folder 108

Budget: General, 1971-2002

Box 5

Folder 109-110

Folder 109

Folder 110

Budget: Allocations, 1999

Box 5

Folder 111-112

Folder 111

Folder 112

Budget: Appropriations, 1997-2000 and undated

See also Budget: General.

Box 5

Folder 113

Budget: Development and history, 1994-1996

Box 5

Folder 114

Budget: Regulations and codes, undated

Box 5

Folder 115-116

Folder 115

Folder 116

Budget: Requisition requests, 1994-1996

Includes blank forms, undated.

Box 5

Folder 117

Budget: Special project requests, 1996

Box 5

Folder 118

Committees: External appointments, 1991-1995, 1998-1999

Includes application, nomination, and appointment information, as well as a list of external committees on which Graduate and Professional Student Federation members served.

Box 5

Folder 119

Committees: University and faculty, 1995-1996

Box 5

Folder 120-121

Folder 120

Folder 121

Constitution, 1975-1999

Box 5

Folder 122-127

Folder 122

Folder 123

Folder 124

Folder 125

Folder 126

Folder 127

Correspondence, 1972-2000

Correspondence of Graduate and Professional Student Federation presidents and officers, including Katherine Kraft, Lee Connor, Steven Hoffmann, and others.

Box 5

Folder 128

Departments: Demographics and degree fields, 1994-1997

Box 5

Folder 129

Departments: Education, 1994

Box 5

Folder 130

Departments: Journalism, 1995

Box 5

Folder 131

Departments: Nursing, 1994-1995

Box 5

Folder 132

Departments: Nutrition, 1995-1996

Box 5

Folder 133

Elections, Spring 1996

Box 5

Folder 134

The Graduate, 1990-1994

GPSF newsletter.

Box 5

Folder 135

Graduate student organizations in North Carolina, 1996-1997

Box 5

Folder 136-139

Folder 136

Folder 137

Folder 138

Folder 139

History of the Graduate and Professional Student Federation, 1968-1991

Includes information on the Graduate Student Association, the precursor to the Graduate and Professional Student Federation. Also includes written histories of the organization, clippings relating to Graduate and Professional Student Federation activities, reports of Graduate and Professional Student Federation studies, and addresses by Graduate and Professional Student Federation presidents.

Box 5

Folder 140

Listservs, 1999

Box 5

Folder 141

Lobbying, 1995-1997

Includes form letters, press releases, informational packets, North Carolina General Assembly and Senate contact information, and other materials.

Box 6

Folder 142-145

Folder 142

Folder 143

Folder 144

Folder 145

Lobbying, 1995-1997

Includes form letters, press releases, informational packets, North Carolina General Assembly and Senate contact information, and other materials.

Box 6

Folder 146

Meeting agendas, minutes, and notes, 1996, 1998

From community meetings held by the Graduate and Professional Student Federation. Also includes information about the 1996 health insurance survey.

Box 6

Folder 147

Officer files: Attorney General, 1994-1995

Box 6

Folder 148

Officer files: Student Body Vice President, 1992-1996

Box 6

Folder 149

Officer files: Vice President of External Affairs, 1993-1994

Box 6

Folder 150-152

Folder 150

Folder 151

Folder 152

President's reports, 1998-2003

Bi-yearly reports by the Graduate and Professional Student Federation president.

Box 6

Folder 153a-153d

President's reports, 2003-2007

Bi-yearly reports by the Graduate and Professional Student Federation president.

Box 6

Folder 154

Retreat, September 1998

Box 6

Folder 155

Senate manual, 1998

Box 6

Folder 156

Senate meeting attendance, 1996

Box 6

Folder 157-160

Folder 157

Folder 158

Folder 159

Folder 160

Senate meeting agendas and minutes, 1970-2001

Box 6

Folder 161

Senate roster, 1998

Box 6

Senator contact information, 1997

Box 6

Folder 162

Stationary sample, undated

Box 6

Folder 163

Student organizations, 1995-1996

Box 6

Folder 164

Surveys of graduate students, 1992-1993, 1996-1997

Box 6

Folder 165-166

Folder 165

Folder 166

Transition materials, 1990-1999

Box 6

Treasurer's report, 1995-1996

Box 6

Folder 167

Treasury Law, 1976-1998

Includes treasury manual and treasury law revisions.

Box 7

Website, 1998

Printed copy of the 1998 Graduate and Professional Student Federation website.

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Supreme Court cases, 1997, 1999

University recognition, 1971, 1993-1994, 1998-1999

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Arrangement: Alphabetical.

Documents collected, and sometimes annotated, by Graduate and Professional Student Federation members who served on the Student Congress or who attended Student Government Executive Branch meetings. Materials include legislative bills, meeting minutes, and other items related to Student Government.

Bills, acts, and resolutions, 1988-1994

Executive Branch files: 1993-1998

Includes meeting minutes, agendas, notes, officer materials, retreat materials, and reports.

78th Congress, 1996-1997

Includes information on ex-officio membership and the Student Code.

79th Congress, 1997-1998

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Arrangement: Alphabetical.

Records relate to issues and topics of interest to the Graduate and Professional Student Federation, including child care, financial aid, student fees, tuition, health insurance, research, campus committees, and other matters.

Box 7

Accountability measures, 1994-1996

Also known as performance measures.

Advising and mentoring, 1996, 1998

Alcohol Policy, 1995, 1998

Amorous Relations Policy, 1995

University of North Carolina Association of Student Governments, 1996-1997

See also University of North Carolina Association of Student Governments below.

Board of Trustees, 1997-1999

Capital Equity Study, 1998

Career Services, 1992-1994

Carolina Athletic Association Advisory Committee, 1996, 1998-1999

Carolina Computing Initiative, 1998

Carolina Testing and Orientation Program Sessions (C-TOPS), 1996, 1998, and undated.

Carolina Union Board of Directors, 1993-1997

Center for Science in the Public Interest, Student Advisory Committee of, 1998

Childcare Advisory Board and survey materials, 1995-1996, 1998-1999

Citizens Advisory Committee, 1997

Box 8

Clippings, 1990s

Relating to the Graduate and Professional Student Federation and graduate student issues, including enrollment growth and trends; university and state budget; tuition and fees; student loans; faculty issues, including the death of Chancellor Michael Hooker; and teaching assistant issues.

Commencement Committee, 1994-1999

Communications Focus Group, 1996

Concord Coalition, 2002

Conflict of Interest and Commitment Committee, 1997

Contact information for university organizations, departments, and offices, 1994

Course evaluations: Campus-wide policy, 1996

Dean of Students: Search Committee, 1998

Educational Foundation, 1996-1997

Familiarly known as the Ram's Club.

Faculty Council, 1996

Memoranda from Graduate and Professional Student Federation president Katherine Kraft to Faculty Council members regarding Graduate and Professional Student Appreciation Week.

Faculty Resources, Chancellor's Committee on, 1999

Federal issues, 1997

Financial Aid Task Force, University of North Carolina System, 1999

Food Service Committee

Freshmen Experience Focus Group, 1996

The Graduate, 1990-1994 and undated

Graduate School newsletter.

Graduate and Professional Student Federation-sponsored forum on research and creative art, 1995

Graduate School: General, 1998

Includes newsletters and memoranda related to graduate student life, resources, and enrollment.

Graduate School: Admissions and enrollment data, 1994 and 1998

Graduate School: Advisory Council, 1994

Graduate School: Intellectual Property Rights of Graduate Students, Ad hoc Committee on, 1996

Ad hoc committee of the Administrative Board of the Graduate School.

Graduate School: Student Advisory Committee, 1994-1995

Includes notes and other materials from meetings between GPSF Vice President of External Affairs Michael Holland and Graduate School Assistant Dean for Academic and Student Affairs Paul Ilecki, meeting minutes, and correspondence relating to the committee.

Graduate School: Whole Student Forum, 1998

Hate Crimes Committee, 1996

Health insurance, 1995-1997

Includes the results of the 27 April 1996 Graduate Student Health Insurance Survey.

Homecoming, 1993

Honor Code training materials, undated

Information and Technology Services, 1996

International students, 1996

Law, School of, 1997

Leadership Matters, 1993-1994

Newsletter of the Office of North Carolina Fellows and Leadership Development.

Long-Range Land-Use Planning Committee, 1995-1996

Box 9

Master Plan Advisory Committee, 1999

Media contact information, 1996-1999

Memorial Convocation, 1996

Graduate student mentoring, 1999-2000

National Association of Graduate-Professional Students (NAGPS), 1993-1999

Includes materials from a 1999 conference at Duke University.

North Carolina Alliance of Graduate and Professional Students (NCAGPS)

Open house, 1993

Includes staffing information, attendance lists, and student feedback from the graduate student open house, 2 December 1993.

Out-of-State Student Association, undated

Payroll, 1997-1998

Regarding payroll schedule for teaching assistants.

Practicums and project courses, 1996-1997

Public Safety focus groups, 1997

Public Services Committees, 1998

Rape Awareness Committee, 1996

Reaccreditation review, 1996

Reception, 1993

Rental licensing proposal, 2000

Research, 1994-1997

Includes statistics, funding, integrity reports, and information on a GPSF-sponsored forum.

Residency, 1975-1996

Rewarding Educational Service Provides Excellence and Commitment to Teaching (RESPECT), 1996

Scholarships and Student Aid, 1993-2001

Includes items related to student aid in general and to the Office of Scholarships and Student Aid.

School of Medicine, 1998

Sexual harassment, 1993-1995, 1997-1998

Includes materials on drafting the Amorous Relations Policy.

Sports Psychology program, 1998

In the Department of Physical Education, Exercise, and Sport Science.

State budget, 1995-1997, 1999-2000

Includes information on health insurance provisions.

Student Advantage Program, 1998-1999

Student Advisory Committee to the Chancellor, 1995-2000

Includes correspondence and other materials relating to transportation and parking, intellectual climate, committee appointments, and other topics.

Student Conduct, Committee on, 1996-1999 and undated

Includes survey of North Carolina universities regarding drug policies, undated.

Student fees, 1992-1995

Box 10

Student fees committees, 1994-2000

Includes materials from the Student Fee Audit Committee, the Chancellor's Committee on Student Fees, and the Student Fees Process Task Force.

Student grievances, 1993, 1998

Student Information Systems, 1996-1997

Student Legal Services, 1990, 1993, 1996

Student Parent Interest Network (SPIN), 1998-1999

Student Recreation Center, 1996-1998

Student Stores Advisory Council, 1996

Substance Abuse Task Force, 1996-1997

Teaching assistants, 1996, 2000

Teaching Resources Task Force, 1999

Transportation and parking, 1988, 1993-2000, 2002

Tuition, 1993-2002

Includes materials documenting the Board of Visitors Task Force; the Tuition Task Force; general information and data, including testimonials and editorials; and other tuition-related issues.

United States Student Association, 1998-2000

University Council, 1996-1997

University-sponsored groups, 1996

University of North Carolina Association of Student Governments, 1998-2000

See also Association of Student Governments (UNC System) above.

University of North Carolina Bonds for Higher Education, 1999

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Capital Campaign, 1999

Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs: Search Committee, 1994

Includes Division of Student Affairs directory and staff biographies, 1987.

Voter registration, 1996

Women's issues, 1996-1998

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About 1600 items.

Records include administrative files, including committee reports and resolutions, conference materials, handbooks, and planning materials.

Box 11

Graduate and Professional Student Federation binder, 1995-1997

Agendas, meeting minutes, reports, constitution, rules of order, financial materials

Graduate and Professional Student Federation binder, 1996-1997

Agendas, meeting minutes, reports, rosters, constitution, rules of order

National Association of Graduate-Professional Students conference binder, November 1998

Conference materials

Graduate and Professional Student Federation binder, 1997-1998

Agendas, resolutions, rosters, forms, emails

National Association of Graduate-Professional Students conference binder, November 1998

Conference materials

Graduate Education Critical School Review binder, 19 March 1998

Reports and memoranda

Departmental Training and Development Programs for Graduate Teaching Assistants binder, 1996

Handbook

Graduate and Professional Student Federation, 2004

Letters of reference, financial information

Handouts, 2003-2004

Forms

Committee status report

Forms

International students, 2003

Schedule, panel information

Branson Page, student services, 2002-2003

Comments, resources, a calendar of events, emails

Branson Page, teaching assistants and residential assistants, 2002-2003

Includes correspondence, notes, newspaper

Teaching assistant stipend task force, 2000

Report

Branson Page, health policy, 2002-2003

Report

Branson Page, city and local, 2002-2004

Letter of concern

Center for Teaching and Learning advisory board, 2003-2004

Meeting materials

Senate, 2004-2005

Introduction materials, meeting minutes

Graduate and Professional Student Federation flyers

Flyers

Branson Page, International students, 2002-2003

Draft statement, correspondence

Branson Page administration, traffic and parking advisory committee, 2002-2003

Schedule, plan, blank survey

Child care, 1998-1999

Reports, proposals, legislative bill

Branson Page, childcare, 2002-2003

Fee request, emails, memorandum, survey

Branson Page, facilities and administrative funds, 2002-2003

Flyers

Faculty Council, 2003-2005

Reports, plans, agendas, presentations

October and April reports, 2004

Reports

April report, 2004

Report

Graduate and Professional Student Federation cabinet notebook, 2004-2005

Handbook

President Mike Brady, 2005-2006

Agendas, handbooks, drawings, notes, constitution, newspaper, magazine

Tuition task force, 2004-2005

Report, memorandums

Leadership transition notebook for student public service organizations, 2004

Handbook

Box 12

Branson Page, Graduate and Professional Student Federation retreat, 2002-2003

Retreat materials, calendar, schedules, planning material

Branson Page, graduate student center, 2002-2003

Letter, presentation

Branson Page, legislature, 2002-2003

North Carolina state legislature materials

Branson Page, senate, 2002-2003

Agenda

Branson Page, Ramsnoggin, 2002-2003

Ram's Head recreation facility materials

Branson Page, National Association of Graduate and Professional Students, 2002-2003

Conference materials

Branson Page, Future Professoriate program, 2002-2003

Guidelines

Branson Page, faculty council, 2002-2003

Meeting minutes, resolution

Branson Page administration, Center for Public Service, 2002-2003

Meeting materials

Graduate and Professional Student Federation reports, 2003-2004

Reports, agendas

Graduate and Professional Student Federation presidential campaign, Jennifer Bushman, 2003-2004

Forms, notes, materials

Student organization council, 2006

Agenda, review

Letters, 2006-2007

Letters

University Day and Commencement, 2006-2007

Event programs, script

Graduate school, 2006-2007

Award materials, policies, presentation, handbook,

Carolina Union Board of Directors, 2006-2007

Agenda, forms, rosters

Tuition and fees, 2006-2007

Letters, presentations, letter of recommendation

Graduate and Professional Student Federation, 2006-2007

Letter, handbook

Summer planning, 2006

Constitution, inquiries, blank feedback questionnaire, roster

Platform, Lauren Anderson, 2007

Platform

Senate stuff, 2006-2007

Survey results, resolutions, agendas, votes

Graduate school orientation, 2004-2005

Emails, schedules, information fair materials

Graduate school, 2004-2005

Notes, requirements

Graduate student center, 2005

Letter

Congress, 2005-2006

Agenda

National Association of Graduate-Professional Students, 2004

Legislation, report, conference materials

Lobby Corps, 2004-2005

Report, legislative packet

State of the Graduate and Professional Student Federation, 2004-2005

Brochures, address outline

Budget Planning Process, 2004-2005

Bound report

Budget Planning Process, 2003-2004

Bound report

The Graduate School, Structural Review, June 2007

Review binder

Tuition increase letters of concern

Letters of concern

Graduate and Professional Student Federation handbook for students binder, 1996-1997

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4 gigabytes.

Records contain materials related to campus issues including the 2018 protests calling for the removal of the Confederate monument (known as "Silent Sam") on the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill campus, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the Nikole Hannah-Jones tenure case, as well as other topics.

Digital Folder DF-40156/1

Anything else, 2019

Digital Folder DF-40156/2

External appointments, 2019-2020

Digital Folder DF-40156/3

Future of the GSPF Committee, 2020-2021

Digital Folder DF-40156/4

Governing documents, 2017-2021

Digital Folder DF-40156/5

GPSF website, 2019

Digital Folder DF-40156/6

Newsletters, 2017-2021

Digital Folder DF-40156/7

General public statements and COVID-19 documents, 2020-2021

Digital Folder DF-40156/8

Reports, 2017-2022

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The executive branch, 2017-2022

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The judicial branch, 2018-2019

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The legislative branch, 2016-2020

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