What material is considered to be “personal papers”?
Personal papers are considered to be papers in the possession of, and being maintained by, individual faculty members and do not include material and documents from research groups.
Examples of personal papers:
Teaching materials including lecture notes, course syllabi, assignments, lab manuals for courses, etc.
Research materials including notes, etc.
Photographs of the faculty member, research colleagues/staff, laboratories, and equipment
Final drafts of unpublished articles and reports
Oral history interviews
Biographical information including curriculum vitae
Diaries/journals
Correspondence with colleagues and students
Correspondence and other documents relating to professional or research organizations with which a professor has been involved
