Abstract: This collection contains 14 publications by UW-Extension Social Work professor Mary Reistroffer focusing on foster care. The papers cover topics including teenagers in foster care, foster parents, hyperactive children, and emotional abuse.

Abstract: Collection compiled by J. Wesley Miller, a University of Wisconsin graduate student in the 1960s and 1970s. The collection consists primarily of posters collected on the University of Wisconsin campus and State Street, and newsletters, brochures and other literature distributed by campus groups such as the Teaching Assistants Association (TAA). Also includes correspondence with his family and personal diaries of Miller, many written on the backs of posters and handouts.

Abstract: Records of the Department of City Development, which promotes the development of neighborhoods, businesses, and quality of life in the City of Milwaukee. Contains reports, minutes, publications, as well as marketing slides and photographs.

Abstract: Materials from three oral history projects, relating to Cuca Records, Paramount Records, and the Park People, conducted by Sarah Filzen. The collection consists of taped interviews and transcripts for the Cuca Records and Paramount Records interviews and abstracts for the Park People interviews.

The oral history projects relating to Cuca Records and Paramount Records, in which interviewees were asked about their background and their knowledge of the history of these local Wisconsin record labels, were conducted while Filzen was a graduate student in history at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Filzen's history of Paramount Records is also included in the collection.

The Park People project studied changes in public policy and recreational needs in the Milwaukee County Park System. Diane Buck co-conducted several of the Park People interviews.