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College of Humanities Records
College of Science and Mathematics Records
The College of Science and Mathematics Records consists of the records of the college and its previous iterations throughout CSUN's history. Records include program brochures, event fliers, department records, and information on the San Fernando Solar Observatory and the Donald E. Bianchi Planetarium.
College of Social and Behavioral Sciences Records
The records of the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences consist of records created by the College and its academic departments. Records include those of the Office of the Dean as well as various departments within the college. All represented departments contain limited material however the History department is particularly well represented. The collection includes information on academic minors and student activities, event fliers and programs, annual reports, and meeting minutes.
Collins Family Collection
Comisión Femenil San Fernando Valley Collection
Community Service Organization Collection
Joseph R. Cone China Marines Collection
The Joseph R. Cone China Marines Collection contains newspaper clippings, photographs, and newsletters documenting the experiences of United States Marines in China post-World War II. The materials especially cover the 1st and 2nd Marine Divisions and their service in North China.
Confederate States of America Bond
The collection consists of a bond issued by the Confederacy during the Civil War. The bond, issued on May 1st, 1861, is in the amount of 100 dollars and has 16 coupons attached.
Paul Conrad Political Cartoons Collection
Paul Conrad was a political cartoonist who worked for the Los Angeles Times from 1964 to 1993. The collection consists of a selection of thirty-one large black-and-white prints of Conrad's most significant cartoons. This set hung on the walls of California Governor Gray Davis's office during his tenure.
Cooperative Nursery School Movement of Southern California Oral History Project Collection
The Cooperative Nursery School Movement of Southern California Oral History Project consists of eight interviews representing a cross-section of parents, teacher, and directors who were closely associated with the co-op nursery school movement beginning as early as 1947. These oral interviews document first-hand accounts of local developments and provide insight into the educational philosophies and practices that helped to shape its significance as a national movement.