Abstract Collection consists of materials pertaining to three generations of the Radzilowski family in the United States: Genevieve Radzialowski, her son Thaddeus Radzilowski, scholar of immigration history, and her grandson John Radzilowski, immigration historian and expert on Polonia history.First four boxes of the collection document John Radzilowski's activities in the following Polish American organizations during the 1900s and 2000s: Polish American Cultural Institute of Minnesota...

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Personal and professional papers of Rudolph J. Vecoli pertain significantly to the American Italian Historical Association. Also included are filed on ethnic organization, institutions and conference. Mainly in English. Also contains files pertaining to Vecoli's involvement in the American Italian Historical Association (AIHA) and the AIHA Stella Del Nord Chapter. Also includes material related to preparation of the Harvard Encyclopaedia of American Ethnic Groups.

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Papers of Selig Adler consist of a photocopy of his notes for Marcus Lee Hensen's immigration history course. (Original forms part of Selig Adler Papers, University Archives, SUNY Buffalo.)

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Collection consists of correspondence, activity reports, newspaper clippings, event announcements and invitations, conference proceedings.

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The collection consists of the Papers of the University of Minnesota Women's Club, formerly the Faculty Women's Club. The activities of the club are reflected in meeting minutes, scrapbooks, and treasurer's reports, correspondence, newsletters and alphabetical files.

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The collection consists of the Papers of the St. Paul Section of the University of Minnesota Women's Club. The club had various names throughout its history and was also called the Get Together Club, the Agricultural Faculty Women's Club and the St. Paul Campus Faculty Women's Club.

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Papers (1952-1964), of Walfrid J. Jokinen (1915-1970) consist of biographical material; correspondence, mainly regarding Jokinen's translation of Hans R. Wasastjerna's Minnesotan Suomalisten Historia and resulting disputes; a manuscript, "The Finns in Minnesota: A Social History"; and research reports and miscellany.

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Papers (1970) of Walter M. Drzewieniecki, an emeritus professor of history at SUNY-Buffalo, consist of correspondence; newspaper clippings; and programs documenting his career and Polish American activities in Buffalo.

Abstract Papers (1970-1979) of Walter Smietana, chairman of the Department of Education and Psychology and acting president of Alliance College (Cambridge Springs, Penn.) consist of minutes of Alliance College Teacher Education Committee, press releases from the College, newspaper clippings, academic bulletins, photographs, correspondence with Dr. Mieczysla Klimaszewski, chancellor, Jagedonian University (Poland), materials pertaining to the Quincentennial Committee, and an Alliance College...

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Alexeev taught Russian history at the University of Minnesota ca. 1955-1975. Papers (n.d.) consist of a typescript of his work "Russians in America".

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Papers (1954-1957) of William H. Shehadi contain correspondence; newspaper clippings; and photographs related to activities in honor of Philip K. Hitti and in particular to the banquet given by the Alumni Association of the American University of Beirut (Lebanon) to mark Hitti's retirement in 1954.

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Papers (1965-1975) of Yar Slavutych (1918- ) consist of programs and unpublished articles concerning Ukrainians in Canada.

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Collection consists of research notes on Eastern European immigrants, lecture and course notes, and documents concerning Hungarian, Slovak, and Greek Catholic immigrants.