Abstract Dr. Carmon Ross was the second president of Edinboro State Teachers College. He presided over the school's seventy-fifth anniversary and laid the plans for a significant expansion of the campus facilities. His papers include correspondence, reports, clippings, photos, etc. dealing with personnel, curriculum, finance, alumni, physical plant, and virtually every other aspect of the college. The papers show how the college struggled to maintain service through the darkest years of the Great...

Abstract The Warren Pennsylvania Campus (September 1962-79) and the Shenango Campus (1961-75) near Hermitage, Pennsylvania, and Porreco Center (1986-current) were branch campuses of Edinboro State Teachers College. The Porreco Campus This collection holds materials created at those campuses.

Arrangement Series: I. Shenango Campus II. Warren Campus

Abstract Record included here include publications of the Edinboro Alumni Office and Alumni Association.

Arrangement Series: I. Alumni News II. New Student Record III. Publications IV. Alumni Bulletin

Abstract This is a collection of game programs and sports guides for most of the sports played at Edinboro. The collection has been digitized and is available on the Edinboro Digital Repository.

Arrangement The programs are arranged by sport.

Abstract The school has had a library since 1861 or perhaps earlier.  Records created by the library begin 1901 and extend to 1998.  These include a wide variety records including acquisition records, department meeting minutes, plans and budgets. Arrangement I BudgetII Library awardsIII Record of books borrowedIV PhotographsV Master plan for library development in PennsylaniaVI Correspondence...

Abstract There are two componants of this collection, documents and realia.  The documents date from 1997-2005.  The realia may date as early as 1857.

Abstract The financial operations record group contains finacial data such as budgets, audits, student accounts, wages and financial aid awards.

Abstract The Highlands Center for Faculty Initiatives (formerly The Center for Excellence in Teaching) was established in 1992. It is comprised of five institutes; Institute for Curriculum, Instruction and Collaboration, Institute for Ethics and Values, Institute for Lifelong Learning, CEPT-PA, and Institute for University Teaching and Learning. The primary mission of the Highlands Center is to foster faculty initiatives in all areas of academic endeavor and professional service. ...