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• Sept. 1996 – Bem-vindos Vol. 1.1 newsletter (2 copies)
• Sept. 1996 – Bienvenidos Vol. 1.2 newsletter
• Oct. 1996 – International Language Resource Center Newsletter Vol., 1 No. 2 newsletter
• Oct. 1996 – Soyez la bienvenue Vol. 1.3 newsletter (2 pages)
• Nov. 1996 – Willkommen Vol. 1.4 newsletter

• Jan. 1997 – International Happenings Vol. 2, No. 1, “MSSC: Grant Programs Highlight First Semester of New Institute of International Studies” newsletters (2 copies)

The Voyager 1997-2012

• Sept. 1997 – The Voyager Vol. 1, No. 1 newsletter
• Sept. 1997 – The Voyager Vol. 1, No. 2 newsletter
• Nov. 1997 – The Voyager Vol. 1, No. 3 newsletter
• Dec. 1997 – The Voyager Vol. 1, No. 4 newsletter
• Jan. 1998 – The Voyager Vol. 1, No. 5 newsletter
• Feb. 1998 – The Voyager Vol. 1, No. 5 newsletter
• June 1998 – The Voyager Vol. 1, No. 6 newsletter
• Sept. 1998 – The Voyager Vol. 2, No. 1 newsletter
• Dec. 1998 – The Voyager Vol. 2, No. 2 newsletter
• Fall 1999 – The Voyager Vol. 3, Issue 1 newsletter
• Spring 2000 – The Voyager Vol. 3, Issue 2 newsletter
• Spring 2001 – The Voyager Vol. 4, Issue 1 newsletter
• Fall 2002 – The Voyager Vol. 5 Issue 1 newsletter
• Spring 2004 – The Voyager Vol. 6 Issue 1 newsletter
• Spring 2006 – The Voyager Vol. 7 Issue 1 newsletter
• Spring 2012 – The Voyager

• Institute of International Studies Postcards
  • “Help others study abroad through MSSU” postcard
  • Students with Sweden flag postcard
• Institute of International Studies Flyers
  •  “Aminata Sow Fall” flyer
  • “International Travel Film Weekly Series” flyer
  • Feb. 22 – “Australian 101: Investigate the Land Down Under” flyer
  • March 13, 2003 – “Special Report: International Broadcaster: Pamela J. Morgan” flyer
  • May 24-July 17, 2004 - “Summer Internship in London” flyer
• Institute of International Studies Posters
  • Nov. 13-17 – “The American Council on Education (ACE) National Carnegie Project” poster
• Institute of International Studies Emails
  • Oct. 31, 1996 – “MSSC The Institute of International Studies” email to all faculty from Richard Massa
  • Sept. 3, 1999 – “Formation of a New International Task Force” email to all faculty from Chad Stebbins
  • Sept. 23, 1999 – “First Meeting of the New International Task Force” email to all faculty from Chad Stebbins (3 pages)
  • Dec. 13, 1999 – “International Task Force Committees” email to all faculty from Chad Stebbins
  • April 10, 2000 – “Gockel International Symposium” email to all faculty from Chad Stebbins
  • Oct. 12, 2000 – “International Education Week” email to all faculty from Chad Stebbins
  • Dec. 6, 2002 - “Cuba Semester” email to all faculty from Chad Stebbins
• Institute of International Studies Misc
  • “Passport to Possibilities” decorative note paper
  • “The Missour Multicultural Network” decorative note paper
  •  “For the Promotion of International Educational Exchange Between MSSU and Fachhochschule AnsBach, Germany” Agreement papers (2 pages)
  • “Grants for Faculty Study Abroad, 2000-2001” paper (2 pages)
  • Nov. 25, 1996 – “$29,463 in Grants Awarded for Travel, Internationalizing the Curriculum” paper
  • May 12, 1997 – “In Fulfillment of a Mission Enhancement: A Report to the Campus Community” papers (21 pages)

Study Abroad Fair

• “Opportunities to Study Abroad” paper (3 pages)
• Jan. 31, 1997 - “Grants for Student Study Abroad” paper
• 1997-1998 - “Grants for Students Study Abroad, 1997-98” paper
• 1997-1998 – “Consider Travel Abroad Possibilities for 1997-1998” paper
• 1997-1998 – “Grants for Faculty Study Abroad, 1997-98” paper
• Sept. 2, 1998 – “On Sponsoring A Study-Abroad Program” paper (2 pages)
• 1998-99 – “Grants for Faculty Study Abroad, 1998-99” paper
• 1998-99 – “Grants for Student Study Abroad,1998-99” paper
• Dec. 2, 1998 – “A Funding Initiative On Internationalizing the Curriculum” paper
• 2000-2001 – “Application Faculty Study Abroad Grant” paper
• 2000-2001 – “Grants for Student Group Study Abroad, 2000-2001” paper
• 2001-2002 – “Grants for Faculty Study Abroad, 2001-2002” paper
• 2001-2002 – “Grants for Internationalizing the Curriculum” paper
• 2001-2002 – “Grants for Student Group Study Abroad, 2001-2002” paper
• 2001-2002 – “Grants for Student Study Abroad, 2001-2002” paper
• Nov. 12, 2002 – “2002 Study Abroad Fair” flyer
• Nov. 19, 2003 – “2003 Study Abroad Fair” flyer
• 2003-2004 – “Grants for Faculty Study Abroad, 2003-2004” paper
• 2003-2004 – “Grants for Student Group Study Abroad, 2003-2004” paper
• Nov. 17, 2004 – “2004 Study Abroad Fair” flyer
• Nov. 17, 2004 – “2004 Study Abroad Fair” poster
• Nov. 16, 2005 – “2005 Study Abroad Fair” flyer
• Nov. 16, 2005 – “2005 Study Abroad Fair” poster
• Nov. 14, 2007 – “2007 Study Abroad Fair” flyer
• Nov. 12, 2008 – “2008 Study Abroad Fair” flyer
• Nov. 18, 2009 – “2009 Study Abroad Fair” flyer
• Nov. 14, 2012 – “2012 Study Abroad Fair” flyer

The Harry and Berniece Gockel International Symposium

• April 13-14, 1998 – “Africa: The Neglected Continent” flyer
• Sept. 20, 2005 – “New Horizons in U.S.-Mexico Relations” flyer (2 copies)
• April 14-15, 1997 – “Hong Kong in Transition: The Transfer of Sovereignty to China” booklet
• April 12, 1999 – “Peace, Human Progress & New Challenges for the 21st Century” booklet
• Sept. 18, 2001 – “Rising Sun, Looming Crisis: Japan Facing Reform and Transition in the New Millennium” booklet
• Sept. 25, 2003 – “Cuba after Castro?” booklet
• Sept. 27, 2007 – “China and the U.S.: Steering a Course for Collision or Convergence?” booklet
• Oct. 28, 2008 – “Germany & the U.S.: In a Globalized World” booklet
• Oct. 27-28, 2008 – “Enduring Boundary, Lasting Friendship, Evolving Futures: Canada – U.S. Relations” booklet
• Sept. 22-23, 2011 – “Charting a New Course for Egypt” and “The Changing Nature of America’s Interests in Egypt: Implications for U.S. Policies” booklet
• Sept. 27-28, 2012 – “The Transformation of Thailand: Revival and Political Change” and “Diversity, National Integration and the Questioning of ‘Thai-ness’” booklet

1990 International Party

• Photographs

• April 14, 1997, “Hong Kong in Transition: The Transfer of Sovereignty to China” ticket (2 copies)
• April 15, 1997, “Hong Kong in Transition: The Transfer of Sovereignty to China” ticket (2 copies)

• Nov. 7 & 12, 1997 – “A Celebration of Chinese Music” postcard (2 copies)

• Jan. 27, 1996 – University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, “Chinese Music Recital Ming Ke, Pipa & Raun” program
• Nov. 7, 1997 – “A Celebration of Chinese Music” program (2 copies)

• Oct. 30, 1997 – “Two Countries: One Agenda – The Nursing Role” flyer

• June 17, 1997 – Southern News Service, “British hand over the sovereignty of Hong Kong to the Chinese” article
• Oct. 27, 1997 – Southern News Service, “Harvest Celebration” article (2 pages) (3 copies)
• Oct. 24, 1997 – Southern Accents Vol. 13, No. 6, “Ancient PiPa highlighted in Chinese music Celebration” article
• Oct. 29, 1997 – The Joplin Globe, “Boy Buddhists: Through young monks, old traditions continue in Chinese temples” newspaper article
• Oct. 29, 1997 – The Joplin Globe, “Rails across Asia: Trans-Asian railway may someday become reality” article

• April 15, 1997 – Joplin Globe, “Ex-senator: U.S. policy on China embarrassing” ad
• April 17, 1997 – Joplin Globe, “China: Simon’s voice one of many” ad
• July 1, 1997 – Joplin Globe, “Ceremony dances into history” ad

• “Ming Ke” paper
• “Program and Program Notes” paper (4 pages)
• “A Brief Introduction to the Instrument PiPa” paper
• Letter in Chinese (3 pages)
• Feb. 9, 1995 – letter to Ming Ke from Bruce D. Mcclung
• Sept. 27, 1995 – letter from Amy Banister
• Oct. 20, 1995 – letter to Ming Ke from Sonny Burnette
• 1996 – “Weekend” papers (9 pages)
• May 7, 1996 – letter to Ming Ke from Anne Arenstein
• July 11, 1996 – letter to Ming from John Morris Russell
• July 11 1996 – letter to Ming Me from Anne Cushing-Reid
• April 4, 1997 – “Jon Sawyer” paper
• April 20, 1997 – The Kansas City Star, “Don’t abandon ideals in dealing with China” paper
• Aug. 19, 1997 – email to Gubera
• Oct. 21, 1997 – “Chinese Music Celebration – Daytime Schedule” email from Pete Havely (2 pages)
• Oct. 28, 1997 – paper
• Nov. 6-7, 1997 – “Chinese Music Celebration: Daytime Schedule” paper
• Nov. 12, 1997 – “An Evening of Chinese Cuisine, Festivals & Culture” paper

• MSSC. P.I. photographs

• Envelopes
• April 14-15, 1997 – “The Harry and Berniece Gockel International Symposium” booklet (3 copies)

• April 13, 1998 – “Africa: The Neglected Continent” postcard (2 copies)
• Oct. 19, 1998 – “Africa: Through the Eyes of Women Artists” postcard
• Nov. 12 & 16, Dec. 5&6, 1998 – “Experience Africa on-stage” postcard (2 copies)

• “The John and Pam Finley Collection of African Art” program (2 copies)
• “Aminata Sow Fall” program
• March 9, 1998 – “Samite of Uganda” program
• Oct. 20, 1998 – “Africana Literature and Its Influences on the Literature of the Americas” program (2 copies
• Oct. 21, 1998 – “The Changing News Media of Africa” program (2 copies)

• “The Africa Semester” flyer with upcoming events (2 copies)
• March 10, 1997 – “Aminata Sow Fall” flyer (2 copies)
• April 13, 1998 – “Africa: The Neglected Continent” flyer
• Sept. 22, 1998 – “African Art Program” flyer
• Sept. 25, 1998 – “Brown Bag Lunches – Tanzania: An Outsider Looking In” flyer
• Oct. 1, 1998 – “The School of Technology and The Institute of International Studies” flyer
• Nov. 12, 1998 – “Ballet Folclorico Do Brasil” flyer
• Dec. 2, 1998 – “Brown Bag Lunches – African Wedding and Funeral Rituals” flyer

• “The Africa Semester” poster with events
• “Africa On Stage” poster
• “The John and Pam Finley Collection of African Art” poster

• March 9, 1998 – Southern News Service, “Missouri Southern Television – African Semester” article (2 copies)
• March 16, 1998 – Southern News Service, “Staff Leaving for West Africa” article (2 pages) (2 copies)
• March 23, 1998 – Southern News Service, “Africa during President Clinton’s visit” article (2 copies)
• April 6, 1998 – Southern News Service, “Africa during Clinton’s visit” article
• April 13, 1998 – Southern News Service, “Leading authorities on Africa praised President Clinton” article (2 pages) (2 copies)
• April 14, 1998 – Southern News Service, “President Clinton’s African Initiative” article
• April 20, 1998 – Southern News Service, “Extensive Collection of African Art” article
• Sept. 23, 1998 – Southern News Service, “Africa Semester program by Dr. William A. Hachten” article (2 pages)
• Sept. 23, 1998 – Southern News Service, “Africa Semester program, ‘Africana Literature and Its Influences on the Literature of the Americas’” article
• Oct. 21, 1998 – Southern News Service, “Special Africa Semester program” article (2 pages)
• Oct. 26, 1998 – Southern News Service, “Zambian Acapella Boys Choir” article
• Oct. 26, 1998 – Southern News Service, “The Ballet Folclorico Do Brasil” article (2 pages)

• Nov. 1997 – The Voyager Vol. 1, No. 3, “11 Faculty Members Receive Travel Grants In First Round of Applications” article
• Jan. 1998 – The Voyager Vol. 1, No. 5, “Attention Now Shifts to Africa In Preparation for Symposium” article
• Sept. 4, 1998 – Southern Accents Vol. 14, No. 3, “Former Energy Secretary to make address” article
• Sept. 18, 1998 – Southern Accents Vol. 14, No. 4, “Nigerian technological development topic of engineering professor’s lecture” article

• Dec. 5, 1997 – The Chronicle of Higher Education, “Cattle, Education, and the Masai Identity” article
• Oct. 2, 1998 – The Chart, “Band fuses Jamaican, African Styles” article
• Oct. 30, 1998 – The Joplin Globe, “Folk Dance Magic” article

• Tree art paper
•  “Gwen Hunt – Program notes” papers (4 pages)
• “The People of Zambia” papers (5 pages)
• “World Beat Africa” papers (8 pages)
• “John and Pam Finley Collection of African Art” written notes (2 pages)
• “Tentative Schedule for Aminata Sow Fall” papers (2 pages)
• “Aminata Sow Fall” paper
• “Mother, all these women’s arguments…” paper
• “Africa Through the Eyes of Women Artists” papers (19 pages)
• April 3, 1996 – “Aminata Sow Fall” papers (3 pages)
• April 7, 1997 – “Why Africa Matters” web article (5 pages)
• March 5, 1998 – “Gockel Symposium Program Specifications” paper
• March 12, 1998 – “Africa” email to Rod Surber from Richard Massa
• March 12, 1998 – “Africa: The Neglected Continent” email to Administrative Council from Richard Massa
• March 16, 1998 – “Peter Ukpokodu” paper (2 copies)
• March 16, 1998 – “Jacqueline Brice-Finch” paper
• March 16, 1998 – “Yemisi Jimoh” paper
• March 16, 1998 – “The Africa Semester” web article (2 pages)
• March 16, 1998 – “African Art” web article (2 pages)
• April 7, 1998 – “United States Senate” email from John Ashcroft
• April 16, 1998 – email to Gwen Hunt from Richard
• Sept. 21, 1998 – “Zambian Acapella Boys Choir” web article (2 pages)
• Sept. 21, 1998 – “Ballet Folclorico Do Brasil” web article (3 pages)
• Sept. 29, 1998 – “Jacqueline Brice-Finch” web article (2 pages)
• Sept. 29, 1998 – “Dr. William A. Hachten” web article
• Sept. 30, 1998 – “Tarradiddle World [Africa] cast list” papers (7 pages)
• Oct. 20, 1998 – “Africana Literature and Its Influences on the Literature of the Americas” program rough draft (4 pages)
• Nov. 16, 1998 – “Africa On Stage” ad and notes (5 pages)

• “Bartholomew Nnaji” photograph

• “Ballet Folclorico Do Brasil” booklets (2 copies)
• “Samite of Uganda” booklets (4 copies)
• Fall 1998 – “The Africa Semester – Schedule of classes” booklet
• April 1998 – Crossroads Vol. 6 Issue 2, “Africa: Plus…The Hidden Dangers of Everyday” magazine
• April 13-14, 1998 – “The Harry and Berniece Gockel International Symposium” booklet

• “African Designs From Traditional Sources” book by Geofrey Williams
• “Traditional African Designs” book by Gregory Mirow

• “Direct From Buenos Aires…TANGOkinesis” pamphlet

• Aug. 23 – Sept. 17, 1999 – “Judith Burns McCrealatin America Experiences” postcard
• Oct. 5, 1999 – “The Future of the Third World in the 21st Century” postcard
• Nov. 3, 1999 – “TANGOkinesis” invitation postcard (2 copies)

• Sept. 9, 1999 – “Latinas and Leadership” program (2 copies)
• Oct. 12, 1999 – “A Columbus Day Latin America Symposium” program (3 copies)
• Nov. 3, 1999 – “TANGOkinesis” program

• Fall 1999 – “Latin America Semester” poster

• Oct. 26, 1999 – “Latin America Business Language and Culture” letter

• Sept. 2, 1999 – Southern News Service, “Latinas and Leadership” article
• Sept. 27, 1999 – Southern News Service, “The Future of the Third World in the 21st Century” article
• Oct. 26, 1999 – Southern News Service, “TANGOKineses” article

• Feb. 22, 1999 – The Joplin Globe, “Nobel winners to speak at MSSC” newspaper clipping
• June 23, 1999 – The Joplin Globe, “Losing the canal” newspaper clipping

• “Latin America” Semester logo (3 pages)
• Latin America clipart (4 pages)
•  “Proposed Schedule for Dr. Arias” (3 pages)
• “Latin America Semester events” doc by Rob Surber (2 pages)
• “Gwen Hunt – An Invitation for Ballet Program” paper
• Dec. 10, 1992 “Rigoberta Mench Tum’s Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech” (7 pages)
• Oct. 6, 1998 – “Ballet Folclorico” email to Gwen Hunt from Richard Massa
• March 2, 1999 – “To Mr. Richard Massa (Inv Missouri Southern) From Rebeca M. de Cardenas” to Richard Massa from Rebecca Cardenas
• March 3, 1999 – “The Latin America Semester” web article (2 pages)
• March 31, 1999 – letter to Gwen Hunt from Chad Stebbins (3 pages)
• April 8, 1999 – Latin America list of Countries event planning
• April 13, 1999 – The Joplin Globe, “’Moral Superpower’ Peace prize winner: View of Latin America lopsided” newspaper clipping (2 pages)
• April 16, 1999 – Invoice from Chism’s Harvest Farm
• Aug. 20, 1999 – “Latin America Semester” letter to Rod Surber from Chad Stebbins
• Sept. 30, 1999 – “Latin America Semester” email to Chad Stebbins and Judy Stiles from Stephen Smith
• Oct. 12, 1999 – “A Columbus Day Latin America Symposium” rough draft (4 pages)

• “In Search of Peace” published by McCaleb Initiative for Peace, booklet

• Event Planning - “Maintenance logistics for Gockel Symposium” paper
• Event Planning - Gockel TPAC April 12, 7:30 written notes
• “Harry and Berniece Gockel” poster
•  “The Harry and Berniece Gockel, International Symposium” Nobel Laureate speaker cancelled postcard (2 copies)
• The Southern View Vol. 3, No. 1, “Former President of Costa Rica and Nobel Laureate to speak”
• 1999 – “Harry and Berniece Gockel International Symposium” RSVP letter (3 copies)
• Feb. 4, 1999 – Event Planning Gockel Symposium Booklet quote
• Feb. 4, 1999 – Event Planning Gockel Invitations expenses
• March 1, 1999 – “Gockel Symposium Program Specifications” paper to vendor
• April 7, 1999 – “Gockel Symposium” email to Bob Beeler from Gwen Hunt (2 copies)
• April 9-10, 1999 – The Joplin News Herald, “Missouri Southern State College” and “Peace Prize winner to speak at college” newspaper clippings (1 page)
• April 12-13, 1999 – “The Harry and Berniece Gockel, International Symposium” invitation and envelope
• April 12, 1999 – “Oscar Arias” flyer (3 copies)
• April 12, 1999 – “The Harry and Berniece Gockel Internatinoal Symposium – Oscar Arias” news article
• April 12, 1999 – “Oscar Arias” letter (3 copies)
• April 12, 1999 – “Speech by Dr. Oscar Arias” papers (7 pages)
• April 12, 1999 – “The Harry and Berniece Gockel International Symposium” booklets (4 copies)
• April 12, 1999 – Paper submission to use Taylor Auditorium for the Gockel Symposium
• April 12-13, 1999 – “The Harry and Berniece Gockel International Symposium – Rigoberta Menchu Tum” web article (4 pages)
• April 12-13, 1999 – “The Harry and Berniece Gockel International Symposium – Oscar Arias” web article (3 pages)
• April 12-13, 1999 – “The Harry and Berniece Gockel International Symposium – Latin America: Peace, Human Progress and New Challenges for the 21st Century” web article (3 pages)
• April 12-13, 1999 – “the Harry and Berniece Gockel International Symposium” web program (2 copies)
• April 12, 1999 – “Dr. Oscar Arias News Conference” VHS tape
• April 12, 1999 – “Dr. Oscar Arias Audio Recording – 1999 Gockel Symposium” TPAC

• Dec. 10, 1987 – “Oscar Arias’ Nobel Peace Prize Speech, 1987” (5 pages)
• April 2000 – MSIPC and “America and the Future” letter with upcoming events
• April 18-19, 2000 – “The Harry and Berniece Gockel International Symposium” postcard
• Aug. 28, 2000 – “An American in Paris: Harriet Welty Rochefort” postcard (2 copies)
• Oct. 18-24, 2000 – “The American Semester” postcard invitation (2 copies)
• Nov. 2, 2000 – “The America Semester: Swing Dance America” postcard invitation (3 copies)
• Nov. 6, 2000 – “Earl Hamner, Creator of the Waltons. A Sampler: Reflections on an American Writer’s Life” postcard invitation (3 copies)

• Aug. 28, 2000 – “An American in Paris: Harriet Welty Rochefort” program (2 copies)
• Oct. 10, 2000 – “11th Annual Helen Boylan Lecture: Women in Government” program
• Oct. 18, 2000 – “Getting Home: Baseball, American Identity, and Recent Change in Central Europe” program (3 copies)
• Oct. 24, 2000 – “The Shot Heard Around the World: 21st Century Terrorism” program (2 copies)
• Nov. 2, 2000 – “Swing Dance America” program (2 copies)
• Nov. 6, 2000 – “A Sampler: Reflections on an American Writer’s Life” program (2 copies)
• Nov. 16, 2000 – “America Onstage! Voice Majors Recital” program

• Sept. 14 – “Indian Rock Painting in North America” flyer
• Nov. 17 – “Everyone Welcome Study Abroad Fair” flyer
• 2000-2001 – “Grants for Student Group Study Abroad, 2000-2001” flyer
• Oct. 10, 2000 “11th Annual Helen Boylan Lecture: Women in Government” flyer

• The Joplin Globe, thank you note

• July 4, 2000 – The Joplin Globe, “MSSC’s global mission helps students see world” newspaper article
• Aug. 10, 2000 – Southern News Service, “America Semester Activities to Begin with Rochefort Appearance” article
• Aug. 28, 2000 – “An American in Paris: Harriet Welty Rochefort” draft
• Sept. 18, 2000 – Southern News Service, “Newsmakers to Feature Interview with Expatriate Author” article (2 copies)
• Sept. 19, 2000 – Southern News Service, “International Mission Topic on Window on the World” article
• Sept. 29, 2000 – Southern News Service, “Summer in Sweden Exhibit Includes Watercolors, Photographs” article
• Oct. 6, 2000 – Southern News Service, “Janette M. Lohman to Speak at Boylan Lecture” article
• Oct. 12, 2000 – Southern News Service, “Program to Feature Boylan Lecture Speaker” article
• Oct. 13, 2000 – Southern News Service, “Author, Gary Gildner, to Speak at Missouri Southern” article
• Oct. 18, 2000 – Southern News Service, “Four to Take Part in Terrorism Symposium at Missouri Southern” article
• Oct. 20, 2000 – Southern News Service, “News Conference on Terrorism Tuesday, Oct. 24” article (2 copies)
• Oct. 25, 2000 – Southern News Service, “From the Walton’s Mountain to the Ozark Mountains” article (2 copies)
• Oct. 27, 2000 – Southern News Service, “SwingDance America to Appear at Missouri Southern” article (2 copies)
• Nov. 21, 2000 – Sothern News Service, “Fall Chilean Trip Topic of Window on the World” article
• Nov. 27, 2000 – Southern News Service, “Italian Film Offered at Missouri Southern” article

• Fall 2000 – “The America Semester” ad (2 copies)
• Aug. 28, 2000 – “An American in Paris: Harriet Welty Rochefort” newspaper article
• Oct. 22, 2000 – The Joplin Globe, “The Shot Heard Around the World 21st Century Terrorism” newspaper article/ad
• Nov. 1, 2000 – The Joplin Globe, “SwingDance America” Newspaper Ad (2 copies)
• Nov. 2, 2000 – ImPLUSE, “Southern’s Swingin’: SwingDance America shuffles onto MSSC campus” newspaper article

• United States Map (3 copies)
• Event Planning - Harriet Welty Rochefort written notes
• “Walton Mountain Museum” notes and information (6 pages)
• “The Waltons: Earl Hamner” web article (3 pages)
• “Rob Surber – American Semester” document (3 pages)
• Sept. 7, 2000 – “American Semester” memo to Rod Surber from Pete Havely
• Sept. 21, 2000 – “Media Advisory” letter (2 copies)
• Oct. 12, 2000 – “International Education Week” to All Faculty from Chad Stebbins” email (2 copies)
• Oct. 16, 2000 – letter to Rod (7 pages)
• Oct. 27, 2000 – “Program to Explore Native American Stereotypes” email from Stephen Smith
• Sept. 13, 2001 – “A Tribute to the United States” email from Rod Surber

• April 18-19, 2000 – “The Harry and Berniece Gockel International Symposium” booklet
• July 22-23, 2000 – “Airfest 2*0*0*0 – A Grateful Nation Remembers” magazine
• Nov. 2, 2000 – “Swing Dance America” booklet

• “The Japan Semester” brochure (3)

• Sept. 18, 2001 – “Rising Sun, Looming Crisis: Japan Facing Reform and Transition in the New Millennium” postcard (2 copies)
• Nov. 1 & 2, 2001 – “Kenny Endo Taiko Ensemble” postcard (2 copies)
• Fall 2001 – “The Japan Semester” letter with events of the semester (4 copies)

• Sept. 14, 2001 – “Modern Japanese Literature’s Ten Greatest Hits” and “Preparing to Read a Japanese Novel” program (3 copies)
• Sept. 27, 2001 – “Degrees of Cultural Accuracy in Memoirs of a Geisha” program (2 copies)
• Oct. 2, 2001 – “The Japanese Tradition of Tea” program (2 copies)
• Oct. 9, 2001 – “A Peek Into The Secret Heart of The Shakuhachi” program (2 copies)
• Oct. 16, 2001 – “The Making of the Samurai: From Wild Warriors to the Way of the Warrior” program (2 copies)
• Nov. 6, 2001 – “Living Tradition of Japan Today Through Theatre Forms and Martial Arts” program (2 copies)

• Oct. 9, 2001 – “A Peek Into the Secret Heart of The Shakuhachi” flyer
• Nov. 9, 2001 – “Achieving A Different Direction” flyer
• Nov. 1, 2001 – “Reminder: Kenny Endo Ensemble to Perform Tonight” letter (2 copies)

• Fall 2001 – “The Japan Semester” poster (2 copies)

• May 21, 2001 - Southern News Service, “Reporters and Photographers from The Chart Visit Japan” article (2 copies)
• July 12, 2001 – Southern Accents! Vol. 17, No. 1, “Japan Semester planning continues” article
• Aug. 14, 2001 - Southern News Service, “Numerous Activities Planned during ‘Japan Semester’” article (2 copies)
• Sept. 6, 2001 – Southern News Service, “Dr. Van Gessel to Present Preparing to Read a Japanese Novel” article (3 copies)
• Sept. 12, 2001 - Southern News Service, “Three to Speak at Gockel International Symposium Next Week” article (3 copies)
• Sept. 21, 2001 - Southern News Service, “K.U. Professor to Analyze Memoirs of a Geisha Thursday, Sept. 27” article (2 copies)
• Sept. 28, 2001 - Southern News Service, “Japanese Tea Ceremony to Take Center-Stage October 2” article (2 copies)
• Oct. 10, 2001 - Southern News Service, “Dr. Elizabeth Oyler to present Making of the Samurai” article (2 copies)
• Oct. 14, 2001 - Southern News Service, “Japanese Flute Recital, Lecture this Tuesday Evening” article (2 copies)
• Oct. 15, 2001 - Southern News Service, “Joplin Reception to Honor Consul General of Japan” article
• Oct. 19, 2001 – Carthage Press, “MSSC Gockel Symposium focuses on Japanese culture” newspaper article
• Oct. 23, 2001 - Southern News Service, “Get Ready for the Kenny Endo Taiko Ensemble” article (2 copies)
• Oct. 23, 2001 - Southern News Service, “Nursing Society Presents The Japanese Healthcare Experience” article (2 copies)

• Sept. 18, 2001 – “The Harry and Berniece Gockel International Symposium” newspaper ad clipping
• Sept. 18, 2001 – “The Harry and Berniece Gockel International Symposium” Ad

• “Missouri Southern International Piano Competition” written note
• “The Harry and Berniece Gockel International Symposium” cover picture
• Japan banner art (2 pages)
• “The Consulate General of Japan” paper
• “MSSC/Japan Bilateral Agreement Fact Sheet” paper (2 pages)
• “Earlene Fort – Partial List of Invitees to the Reception” paper (4 pages)
• “The Art of Watering – The Bonsai Shop” paper
• “Far Side Music LTD. – Order Form and information” paper
• “Ordering Information” (18 pages)
• “Press Release – New Consul General of Japan Appointed” paper
• “Alladin” Photographs in envelope
•  “The Politics of Pain” paper (2 pages)
• “Purchase Order for Robelan Display, Inc.” from Melody Laning to Rod Surber
• “Curriculum Vitae – Takao Shibata” paper
• Fall 2001 T-shirt designs and logo (8 pages)
• Fall 2001 – “The Japan Semester” letter with events of the semester rough draft
• July 25, 2001 – “The Japan Semester – List of Activities” web article (7 pages)
• Aug. 10, 2001 – Price Quote (2 pages)
• Aug. 22, 2001 – “Transfer Funds” email to Carolyn Meyer from Earlene Fort
• Sept. 6, 2001 – “Work Order for Gockel International Symposium” meme to Bob Harrington from Rod Surber (3 pages)
• Sept. 6, 2001 – “Japan Semester” email to Chad Stebbins from William Tsutsui
• Sept. 6, 2001 – “Gockel Symposium Work Order” email to Rod Surber from Chad Stebbins
• Sept. 6, 2001 – “Gockel Request” email to Rod Surber from Jeff Pooley
• Sept. 6, 2001 – “Work Order for Gockel International Symposium” memo to Bob Harrington from Rob Surber (3 pages)
• Sept. 10, 2001 – “MSSC President’s Office” paper
• Sept. 11, 2001 – “The Japan Semester” List of activities web article (8 pages)
• Sept. 13, 2001 – “Full page ad” email to Michael Hailey from Rod Surber
• Sept. 17, 2001 – “Gockel International Symposium” email to Dan from Chad Stebbins
• Sept. 17, 2001 – Receipt from “The Botany Shop”
• Sept. 27, 2001 – “Degrees of Cultural Accuracy in Memoirs of a Geisha” program rough draft
• Oct. 5, 2001 – “Globe and Stand” email to Janice Stebbins; Robert Harrington from Rod Surber
• Oct. 16, 2001 – “Samurai Timeline” paper (3 copies)
• Oct. 19, 2001 – “Flags for TPAC for Oct. 22, Nov. 1-2” email to Janice Stebbins; Robert Harrington from Rod Surber
• Sept. 26, 2002 – “Far Side Music” information (19 pages)
• Oct. 11, 2002 – “Tentative Working Version! Itinerary for Mr. Takao Shibata, Consul General of Japan in Kansas City Region” notes
• Oct. 15, 2002 – “Itinerary for Mr. Takao Shibata, Consul General of Japan at Kansas City” paper

• Fall 2001 – “International Crossroads Kyoto Cultural Capital” magazine
• Aug. 4, 2001 – The Economist, “The Voters give Koizumi a chance. Will the LDP?” magazine article p. 21
• Sept. 18, 2001 - “The Harry and Berniece Gockel International Symposium” booklet (2 copies)

• Feltz, Arts Program – Envelope with photographs
• 2001 - “Bamboo Forest – Nan Melville” (3 photos)
• 2001 – flyers, posters, and program photos (4 photos)
• Aug. 16, 2001 – “MSSC PI” photographs in envelope found with paper named “Curriculum Vitae – Takao Shibata

•   “The Tale of Geniji- Saeko Ichinohe Company” flyer
•  “Saeko Ichinohe and Company” poster
•  “The Tale of Genji – Saeko Ichinohe Company” (4 photos)
• Oct. 18, 2001 – “Saeko Ichinohe Dance Company” newspaper ad clipping
• Oct. 22, 2001 – “Saeko Ichinohe Dance Company” flyer rough draft
• Oct. 22, 2001 – “Saeko Ichinohe Dance Company” poster rough draft
• Oct. 22, 2001 – “Saeko Inchinohe Dance Company” program rough draft (2 copies)
• Oct. 22, 2001 – “The Tale of Genji & Bamboo Forest” postcard (2 copies)
• Oct. 16, 2001 – Southern News Service, “Saeko Ichinohe Dance Company to Perform Monday Night” article (3 copies)
• Oct. 22, 2001 – “Saeko Ichinohe Dance Company” program (3 copies)
• Oct. 22, 2001 – “Saeko Ichinohe Dance Company” program text floppy disc

• “The India Semester” event brochure
• Fall 2002 – “Southern Spotlight” brochure
• Fall 2002 – “The India Semester” upcoming events brochure

• Sept. 26, 2002 – “The Gockel International Symposium” postcard (2 copies)

• Sept. 5, 2002 – “The Threat of International Terror to Democratic Governments” program
• Sept. 11, 2002 – “The Gandhian Initiative” program
• Sept. 20, 2002 – “From Kandahar to Kerala: The Diversity of South Asian Islam” and “Martyrs to Love: The Enduring Legacy of Indo-Persian Sufism” program
• Oct. 4, 2002 – “The Natya Dance Theatre” program
• Oct. 5, 2002 – “The Natya Dance Theatre, Shakti Chakra The Energy Cycle” program
• Oct. 8, 2002 – “Indian Percussionist Sandip Burman: East Meets Jazz” program
• Nov. 7, 2002 – “Colonialism in Context: Tarakeswar Murder Case of 1873” and “Displacing Manstrocities: Indian Women on Their Own Terms” program
• Nov. 13-16, 2002 – “Southern Theatre: Rakshasa’s Ring” program
• Dec. 3-4, 2002 – “The Sensuous and the Sacred: Within Common Boundaries” and “Curating Devi: The Great Goddess” program (2 copies)
• Feb. 21, 2005 – “Sandip Burman & Friends…back by popular demand” program

• “Indian Semester” flyer
• “Diwali: The Festival of Lights” flyer
• Fall 2002 – “MSSC India Semester Fall 2002, Dinner Menu” table flyer
• April 30, 2002 – “International Experiences Forum” flyer
• Oct. 4, 2002 – “Celebrate Diwali” flyer (2 copies)
• Nov. 2, 2002 – “Mid America India Association – Diwali” flyer (2 copies)
• Dec. 2002 – “Upcoming events for the India Semester” flyer (2 copies)
• May 2, 2003 – “Dr. Mohan G. Ramanan speaking on The Indian Discovery of America” flyer

• Fall 2002 – “The India Semester” poster listing events
• Nov. 13-16, 2002 – “Southern Theatre: Rakshasa’s Ring” poster

• Fall 2002 – The Voyager Vol. 5 Issue 1, “The India Semester” newsletter
• April 16, 2002 – Southern News Service, “Southern Elected to Membership in American Institute of Indian Studies” article
• Aug. 13, 2002 – Southern News Service, “Gandhi Display to Open India Semester at Missouri Southern” article
• Sept. 3, 2002 – Southern News Service, “Indian Consul General to Speak on Terrorism Thursday” article
• Sept. 6, 2002 – Southern News Service, “Srimati Kamala to Speak on Gandhian Initiative September 11” article
• Sept. 17, 2002 – Southern News Service, “Duke University Department Head to Speak this Friday” article
• Sept. 23, 2002 – Southern News Service, “Gockel International Symposium this Thursday” article
• Sept. 25, 2002 – Southern News Service, “News Conference with Gockel Symposium Speakers Scheduled” article
• Sept. 30, 2002 – Southern News Service, “Indian Cuisine Featured at Diwali Festival at MSSC” article
• Sept. 30, 2002 – Southern News Service, “Indian Percussionist, Sandip Burman, to Appear at MSSC” article
• Oct. 4, 2002 – Southern News Service, “Natya Dance Theater to Appear at Missouri Southern” article
• Oct. 7, 2002 – Southern News Service, “Indian Musician to Present Concert Tomorrow Night at MSSC” article
• Nov. 12, 2002 – Southern News Service, “Study Abroad Fair Today at Missouri Southern” article
• Nov. 26, 2002 – Southern News Service, “Former Chief Curator at Smithsonian Galleries to Speak” article

• Oct. 4, 2002 – “Celebrate Diwali” ticket

• Sept. 20, 2002 – The Joplin Globe, “The Harry and Berniece Gockel International Symposium” newspaper ad
• Sept. 26, 2002 – “The Gockel International Symposium” ad (3 copies)
• Oct. 4-5, 2002 – The Joplin Globe, “The Natya Dance Theatre” newspaper ad (3 copies)

• “Projects for the India Semester 2002” paper
• “The Star of India Springdale Restaurant” menu for event planning
• “Missouri Southern India Semester” T-shirt and mouse pad design
• Event planning written notes (4 pages)
• Semester Event Planning – Country selection notes
• “India Faculty Banquet Ideas” printed notes
• Email from Karl Schmidt to Rod Surber
• “Faculty Banquet Purchase Items” email to Rod Surber
• Fall 2002 – “The India Semester” poster listing events rough draft
• Oct. 27, 1999 – “Award of National Security Education Program (NSEP) grant” memo
• Nov. 5, 1999 – “Brown Bag Lunches – India: The Gilded Lily and the Splendid Lotus” flyer
• Fall 2002 – “The India Semester” upcoming events brochure rough draft
• July 1, 2002 – “The India Semester, List of Activities” web article (9 pages)
• Aug. 5, 2002 – “MSSC Present’s Office” dinner menu and seating (3 pages)
• Aug. 6, 2002 – “Indian Currency Collector” web article
• Aug. 7, 2002 – “Flags for Faculty Dinner” email to Nancy Messick from Darlene Beeler
• Aug. 8, 2002 – “India Quotes” email to Rod Surber from Michael Hailey
• Aug. 14, 2002 – “AmeriServe – Special Service Event, Faculty Luncheon” receipt
• Sept. 4, 2002 – “Cancellation of India Consul General’s visit” email to All-employees from Chad Stebbins, Southern News Service article cancelled (2 copies)
• Sept. 9, 2002 – “Ads For Newsletter” email to Rod Surber from Matthew Rigsby
• Sept. 11, 2002 – “The Gandhian Initiative” program rough draft
• Sept. 17, 2002 – “Missouri Southern Request” email to Lowe’s Companies, Inc. – Heather from Rod E. Surber
• Sept. 18, 2002 – “Work Order for Gockel International Symposium” memo to Bob Harrington from Rod Surber
• Sept. 19, 2002 – “India Display Help” email to Rod Surber from Barry Brown
• Sept. 20, 2002 – “Announcement to Administrators and Faculty from President’s Office” paper (2 copies)
• Sept. 23, 2002 – “Natya Dance Theatre Ad” email to Mike Sparlin from Rod Surber
• Sept 23, 2002 – “Reception for Gockel speakers” email from Chad Stebbins
• Sept. 27, 2002 – “Comment on Russia” email to All-Campus-Community from Tatiana Karmanova
• Oct. 4-5, 2002 – “Celebrate Diwali: India’s Festival of Lights” Banner rough draft

• 2001 – Winter Solstice Vol. 35, No. 4 - “The Gandhi Message” booklet
• Sept. 26, 2002 – “The Harry and Berniece Gockel International Symposium” booklet

• Fall 2003 – “Cuba Semester” brochure

• Sept. 25, 2003 – “The Gockel International Symposium” postcard (2 copies)

• Aug. 28, 2003 – “Son Venezuela” program
• Sept. 4-5, 2003 - “Cubans and U.S. Professional Baseball 1871 to 2003” and “Cuban Baseball: From Rebel Game to Revolutionary Baseball” program
• Sept. 11-12, 2003 - “Cuban Night” and “Balsero Dreams: Riff Blues on
  Immigration” program
• Oct. 7, 2003 – “Senses of Cuba” program
• Oct. 9, 2003 – “Cuba: At the Crossroads” program
• Oct. 15, 2003 – “Tropical Reels: Cuban Cinema and Revolution from the 1960s to the Present” and “Cuba Va: Challenge of the Next Generation” program
• Oct. 23, 2003 – “Translating Cuba: Predicaments of a Diasporic Anthropologist” and “Adio Kerida/Goodbye Dear Love: A Film Screening and Discussion” and “Everything I Kept: Being a Poet in Cuba” program

• Fall 2003 - “Cuba Semester, Dinner Menu” table flyer
• Aug. 28, 2003 – “Son Venezuela” flyer (2 copies)
• Sept. 4-5, 2003 – “Cubans and U.S. Professional Baseball 1871 to 2003” and “Cuban Baseball: From Rebel Game to Revolutionary Baseball” flyer (2 copies)
• Sept. 11-12, 2003 – “Cuban Night” and “Balsero Dreams: Riff Blues on
  Immigration” flyer (2 copies)
• Sept. 25, 2003 – “The Harry and Berniece Gockel International Symposium” flyer
• Oct. 2-3, 2003 – “Everyday Life in Cuba: An Ethnographic Portrait” and “Dengue, 1997: Case Study of a Cuban Epidemic” flyer (2 copies)
• Oct. 7 & 9, 2003 – “Senses of Cuba” & “Cuba: At the Crossroads” flyer
• Oct. 9, 2003 – “Cuba: At the Crossroads” flyer
• Oct. 15, 2003 – “Tropical Reels: Cuban Cinema and Revolution from the 1960s to the Present” and “Cuba Va: Challenge of the Next Generation” flyer
• Oct. 13-17, 2003 – “Cuban Film Festival” flyer
• Oct. 22-24, 2003 – “Translating Cuba: Predicaments of a Diasporic Anthropologist” and “Adio Kerida/Goodbye Dear Love: A Film Screening and Discussion” and “Everything I Kept: Being a Poet in Cuba” flyer
• Oct. 31, 2003 – “Cuba On Our Mind: Reflections of Joplin’s Only Cuban-American Couple” flyer

• “Cuba on Campus” event poster

• Sept. 2003 – “El Tiempo” newspaper
• Aug. 13, 2003 – Southern News Service, “MSSC Alumni Association Sponsors Trip to Havana, Cuba” article
• Aug. 15, 2003 – Southern News Service, “City on the Edge of Forever” article
• Sept. 8, 2003 – Southern News Service, “Balsero Dreams: Riff Blues on Immigration” article
• Sept. 17, 2003 – Southern News Service, “Fidel Castro” article
• Sept. 17, 2003 – Southern News Service, “Quimbombo” article
• Sept. 22, 2003 – Southern News Service, “News Conference to Kick Off Gockel Symposium” article
• Oct. 1, 2003 – Southern News Service, “Dr. Mary Katherine Crabb presentations” article
• Oct. 6, 2003 – Southern News Service, “Dr. John Couper – Senses of Cuba” article
• Oct. 6, 2003 – Southern News Service, “John Holod – Cuba: At the Crossroads” article
• Oct. 7, 2003 – Southern News Service, “Dr. Tamara Falicov – Tropical Reels: Cuba Cinema and Revolution from the 1960s to the Present” article
• Oct. 14, 2003 – Southern News Service, “Dr. Ruth Behar series of presentations” article
• Oct. 28, 2003 – Southern News Service, “Reflections of Joplin’s Only Cuban-American Couple” article
• Oct. 31, 2003 – Southern News Service, “Deviations by Julio Matas” article
• Nov. 12-15, 2003 – “Cast of Deviations, MSSU Theatre Production” paper

• Sept. 4-5, 2003 – “Cubans and U.S. Professional Baseball 1871 to 2003” and “Cuban Baseball: From Rebel Game to Revolutionary Baseball” ad for Joplin Globe

• “Alberto R. Coll, Dean” paper
• “Why Cuba? By Dr. Larry Cebula” papers (2 pages)
•  “Dessert Receptions for International Students” paper event planning
• “Helping with Cuba Semester activities” paper event planning
• Handwritten notes on Cuba semester
• “Cuba Semester” paper (4 pages)
• “Joplin Greenhouse” notes and business card
• “Ray Blanco – Film and Television Producer” paper (2 copies)
• Dec. 13, 2002 – “Cuba Semester announcement” email to Larry Cebula; David Locher from Chad Stebbins
• Dec. 17, 2002 – Amazon.com order receipt
• Dec. 20, 2002 – EBSCO Host, “Sen. Dodd Looks for Middle Ground on Easing Cuban Trade Embargo Following Bush-Carter Clash.” Online article (3 pages)
• Dec. 20, 2002 – “First Cuban program” email from Chad Stebbins
• Dec. 20, 2002 – KU The University of Kansas, “Students invite Sen. Roberts to talk on Cuban embargo” online article
• Jan. 3, 2003 – The New York Times, “Geography of Cuba” online article
• Jan. 3, 2003 – Lonely Planet, “Cuba” online article
• Jan. 20, 2003 – “Cuba on Wednesday” email to Larry Cebula; David Locher from Chad Stebbins
• Jan. 20, 2003 – The Wall Street Journal Online, “Cuba: Election Turnout More Than 97% Despite Boycott Call” online article
• Jan. 20, 2003 – “Media Luncheon – update on attendees” email to Rod Surber from Earlene Fort
• Jan. 21, 2003 – “Two students/media luncheon” email to Rod Surber from Earlene Fort
• Jan. 21, 2003 – CNN, “Fidel Castro, Cuban Leader” online article (3 pages)
• Jan. 21, 2003 – ABC News, “Fidel Alejandro Castro Ruz” online article
• Jan. 22, 2003 – “Media Luncheon” letter invitation (2 copies)
• Jan. 22, 2003 – “AmeriServe – Special Service Event” receipt (2 copies)
• Feb. 17, 2003 – “QUERY: Cuba experts needed!” email from Larry Cebula
• Feb. 19, 2003 – “Cuba Experts” email to Larry Cebula from Aaron
• Feb. 24, 2003 – “Cuba Semester” email to Larry Cebula from Christine Ayorinde (2 pages)
• March 11, 2003 – “Jane B. Wyman” letter to Chad from Jane Wyman
• April 19 – “Castro’s Cuba: the Forbidden Island” flyer
• May 30, 2003 – “Salsa Dancer” email to Chad Stebbins; Rod Surber from Gwendolyn Murdock
• June 23, 2003 – “Cuba Semester” email to Liz Ford from Chad Stebbins (14 pages)
• Aug. 20, 2003 – “TV Promotions/Directions” email to Larry Cebula; David Locher from Lee Elliff Pound

• Summer 2003 – “International Crossroads: Cuba” Magazine
• Sept. 25, 2003 – “The Harry and Berniece Gockel International Symposium” booklet

• Winter 2002-2003 – “CUBA Photos” DVD

• Oct. 1, 2003 – “Quimbombo” program
• Oct. 1, 2003 – “Come watch your professor do the salsa! Quimbombo” flyer
• Oct. 1, 2003 – “Come watch your professor do the salsa! Quimbombo” table flyer

• Fall 2004 - “Russia Semester” brochure

• “Russian Film Festival” postcard
• Sept. 23, 2004 – “After Tsars & Soviets: Russia’s Future & Why It Matters” postcard

• Sept. 1-2, 2004 – “Overview of Russia: Land, Language, People” program
• Sept. 10, 2004 – “All Work and No Play: Education the Russian Way” and “When in Russia, Do as the Russians Do: A Closer Look at Traditions, Customs, and Holidays” program
• Sept. 14-15, 2004 – “An Acting Workshop Based on the Teachings of the Great Russian Actor/Director Michael Chekhov” and “The Teaching of the Great Russian Acting Teacher Konstantin Stanislavsky” program
• Sept. 16-17, 2004 – “Catherine the Great: Life and Legend”, “Body and Soul: Peter the Great and Catherine the Great”, and “A Russian Celebrity: Aleksandr Pushkin” program
• Sept. 30, 2004 – “Between the City of Yes and the City of No” program
• Oct. 7-8, 2004 – “Modest Mussorgsky: Nationalist, Realist, ‘Barbaric’ Genius” and “Aleksandr Borodin: Chemist and Composer” program
• Oct. 12-16, 2004 – Southern Theatre, “An Evening of Chekhov” program
• Oct. 19, 2004 – “Women in a Totalitarian Society: Soviet Union, Late 1920s-Early 1940s” program
• Oct. 12, 2004 – “The Iconic Tendency in Russian Culture and Politics” program
• Oct. 25, 2004 – “Religion After Communism: The Status of the Russian Orthodox Church in Post-Communist Russia” program
• Oct. 28, 2004 – “Barynya” program
• Nov. 1, 2004 – “Having Guts to Disagree: Political and Cultural Dissent in the Soviet Union” program
• Nov. 8, 2004 – “The Prospects for Russia’s Evolution into a Western-Style Democracy” program
• Nov. 10, 2004 - “New Moscow, Old Heartland – Contrasts of Russia Today”, “Culture of the Russian Table” and “Poet and Power, The story of Nikolai Klyuev” program (2 copies)
• Nov. 11, 2004 – “Russian Women Today” and “The Literature of St. Petersburg” program (2 copies)
• Nov. 19, 2004 - “The Ballet Russe” program

• Fall 2004 – “Russia Semester” table flyer (2 copies)
• Fall 2004 – “Russian Film Festival” flyer
• Sept. 1, 2004 – “Overview of Russia: Land, Language, People” flyer
• Sept. 10, 2004 - “All Work and No Play: Education the Russian Way” and “When in Russia, Do as the Russians Do: A Closer Look at Traditions, Customs, and Holidays” flyer
• Sept. 14-15, 2004 – “An Acting Workshop Based on the Teachings of the Great Russian Actor/Director Michael Chekhov” and “The Teaching of the Great Russian Acting Teacher Konstantin Stanislavsky” flyer
• Sept. 16-17, 2004 – “Catherine the Great: Life and Legend”, “Body and Soul: Peter the Great and Catherine the Great”, and “A Russian Celebrity: Aleksandr Pushkin” flyer (2 copies)
• Sept. 23, 2004 - “The Harry and Berniece Gockel International Symposium” flyer
• Sept. 23, 2004 – “After Tsars & Soviets: Russia’s Future & Why It Matters” flyer/ad
• Sept. 30, 2004 – “Between the City of Yes and the City of No” flyer
• Oct. 7-8, 2004 – “Modest Mussorgsky: Nationalist, Realist, ‘Barbaric’ Genius” and “Aleksandr Borodin: Chemist and Composer” flyer
• Oct. 12, 2004 – “The Iconic Tendency in Russian Culture and Politics” flyer
• Oct. 19, 2004 – “Women in a Totalitarian Society: Soviet Union, Late 1920s-Early 1940s” flyer
• Oct. 20, 2004 – “The Last Love Song” flyer
• Oct. 25, 2004 – “Religion After Communism: The Status of the Russian Orthodox Church in Post-Communist Russia” flyer
• Oct. 28, 2004 – “Barynya” table flyer (2 copies)
• Oct. 28, 2004 – “Barynya” flyer (2 copies)
• Nov. 1, 2004 – “Having Guts to Disagree: Political and Cultural Dissent in the Soviet Union” flyer (2 copies)
• Nov. 8, 2004 – “The Prospects for Russia’s Evolution into a Western-Style Democracy” flyer
• Nov. 10, 2004 – “New Moscow, Old Heartland – Contrasts of Russia Today”, “Culture of the Russian Table” and “Poet and Power, The story of Nikolai Klyuev” flyer
• Nov. 11, 2004 – “Russian Women Today” and “The Literature of St. Petersburg” flyer
• Nov. 19, 2004 – “The Ballet Russe” flyer

• Sept. 30, 2004 – “Between the City of Yes and the City of No” poster

• Spring 2004 – The Voyager Vol. 6 Issue 1, “The Russia Semester”
• Aug. 25, 2004 – MSSU News Release, “Dr. Yvonne Howell presentation” article
• Sept. 8, 2004 – MSSU News Releases, “Russian Film Festival to Feature Circus” article
• Sept. 13, 2004 – MSSU News Release, “Dr. John T. Alexander” article
• Sept. 15, 2004 – MSSU News Release, “Commissar to Show Next Tuesday at MSSU” article
• Sept. 16, 2004 – MSSU News Release, “Gockel Symposium Thursday, Sept. 23 at Missouri Southern” article (2 copies)
• Sept. 21, 2004 – MSSU News Release, “The Harry and Berniece Gockel International Symposium” article
• Sept. 22, 2004 – “1980 Academy Award Winning Film Slated for Next Tuesday” article
• Sept. 27, 2004 – MSSU News Release, “Station to Broadcast Russian Music Tuesday” article
• Sept. 27, 2004 – MSSU News Release, “Yevgeny Yevtushenko” article
• Sept. 28, 2004 – MSSU News Release, “My Name is Ivan Next Offering in Russian Film Series” article
• Oct. 4, 2004 – MSSU News Release, “An Evening of Chekhov” article
• Oct. 5, 2004 – MSSU News Release, “Dr. David Kushner presentations” article
• Oct. 6, 2004 – MSSU News Release, “Russian Comedy Next Presentation in Film Series” article
• Oct. 7, 2004 – MSSU News Release, “Monas to Speak on Russian Iconic Tendency” article
• Oct. 13, 2004 – MSSU News Release, “Dr. Elena Osokina presentations” article (2 copies)
• Oct. 13, 2004 – MSSU News Release, “Barynya” article
• Oct. 14, 2004 – MSSU News Release, “The Last Love Song Slated for Wednesday, Oct. 20” article
• Oct. 20, 2004 – MSSU News Release, “Dr. Jennifer Wynot presentations” article
• Oct. 20, 2004 – MSSU News Release, “Burnt by the Sun to Show Next Tuesday at MSSU” article
• Oct. 26, 2004 – MSSU News Release, “Dr. Maxim Matusevich presentations” article
• Nov. 3, 2004 – MSSU News Release, “Timberlake to Speak on Russian Evolution Monday” article
• Nov. 3, 2004 – MSSU News Release, “Off into the Wild Blue Younder” article
• Nov. 3, 2004 – MSSU News Release, “Dr. Michael Makin presentations” article
• Nov. 4, 2004 – MSSU News Release, “Alexander Nevsky to Show Next Tuesday at MSSU” article
• Nov. 11, 2004 – MSSU News Release“Presentation on Ballets Russes Friday, November 19 at MSSU” article
• Nov. 11, 2004 – MSSU News Release, “Russian Crime Thriller Set for Next Tuesday” article

• Nov. 13, 2004 – “St Petersburg Philharmonic” tickets (2 copies)

• “Operas Based on Pushkin’s Works” paper (2 copies)
• National Geographic, “Soviet Union” maps
• “Russia’s place in history” article
• Russia logo concepts (17 pages)
• “Kremlin Gifts Company” invoice
• List of activities for semester (11 pages)
• “Schedule for Dr. Nina Khrushcheva” paper
• “Russia Semester Activities” rough draft (3 pages) (3 copies)
• “Student Comments on End-of-Semester Russia Survey” paper
•  “Russia Semester Wrap-Up” written notes
• Jan. 22, 2004 – “Does Russia Matter?” internet article
• March 24, 2004 – “Russian Semester” email from Chris Moos
• April 8, 2004 – “Enhancing the International Semesters” email to Chad Stebbins from Larry Cebula (2 pages)
• April 16, 2004 – “Kremlin Gifts – Russian Pavlov Posad Shawl” website page
• April 16, 2004 – “Kremlin Gifts – Russian Nesting Dolls” website page (2 pages)
• June 22, 2004 – “Wholesale request” email to Rod Surber from Kremlin Gifts Company (2 copies)
• Fall 2004 – “The Russia Semester: List of Activities” web article (13 pages)
• July 7, 2004 – “Kremlin Gifts” website page
• July 8, 2004 – “Wholesale request” email to Natasha Strukov, KremlinGifts from Rob Surber
• July 8, 2004 – “Wholesale request” email o Kremlin Gifts from Rob Surber
• July 23, 2004 – “your order” email from Kremlin Gifts Company to Rob Surber
• July 29, 2004 – “Politically Classic Movies” email to Julie Blackford; Rod Surber from Thomas Simpson
• Aug. 4, 2004 – “Upcoming events” rough draft(8 pages)
• Aug. 18, 2004 – “Ad Systems Incorporated – Russia Brochure” invoice
• Aug. 30, 2004 – “Russia Semester” email to All-Campus-Community from Richard McCallum
• Sept. 7, 2004 – “Logo Description” email to Rod Surber from Tatiana Karmanova
• Sept. 20, 2004 – “Information Bulletin from the Academic Affairs office” paper
• Sept. 23, 2004 – “Information Bulletin from the Academic Affairs Office” paper
• Nov. 9, 2004 – “St. Petersburg trip to KC transportation” email from Tatiana Karmanova
• Nov. 29, 2004 – “Final Russia Semester Planning Committee Meeting” paper

• Summer 2004 – “International Crossroads” booklet

• Upcoming event signup sheet to be notified
• “Mexico Semester Extra Credit Form” (2 pages)
• Fall 2005 – “Mexico Semester – Fall 2005” Brochure
• Fall 2005 – “Mexico Semester – Fall 2005” Brochure copy

• 2005 – “Mexico Semester Events” postcard
• Nov. 11, 2005 – “Norahua Mexican Folkoric Dancers of Oklahoma” postcard

• Aug. 30, 2005 – “Reading, Revolution, and Modernity in Mexico: The Meanings of Literacy” and “Tlatelolco: Cultural Memory and the Mexican Student Movement of 1968” program
• Sept. 9, 2005 – “Postmodern Politics and Mexican Development” and “Mexico’s Environmental Politics” program
• Sept. 14, 2005 – “Class in Mexican History and Culture” and “Gender and Sexuality in Mexican History and Culture” program (2 copies)
• Sept. 19, 2005 – “Marimba Sol de Chiapas” program
• Sept. 21-22, 2005 – “Maya History: Culture Origins to Spanish Conquest”, “Maya Archaeoastronomy”, and “Maya Calendar Systems” program
• Sept. 23, 2005 – “The Tomb of Pakal: Great King of the Ancient Maya” and “Maya Sacred Geometry” program
• Sept. 26-27, 2005 – “Marketing in Mexico: Why the Differences are Critical” program
• Sept. 30, 2005 – “Missouri Southern Homecoming Fiesta” program
• Oct. 1, 2005 – “P.I. Homecoming Tailgate Party” program
• Oct. 4, 2005 – “(Un) Friendly Neighbors? U.S.-Mexican Relations in Historical Perspective: Understanding the Differences of Proximity” program
• Oct. 10, 2005 – “Mexico: Our Distant Neighbor” and “Trouble on Our Border: Mexico and the U.S. at the Turn of the 21st Century” program
• Oct. 10-11, 2005 – “Young and Living Large in Mexico City” and “Culture Shock: A Perspective on the Mexican/American Dream” program
• Oct. 11, 2005 – “Culture Shock: A Perspective on the Mexican/American Dream” program
• Oct. 17, 2005 – “Celebracion” program
• Oct. 20, 2005 – “El Grupo Folklorico Atotonilco” program
• Oct. 21, 2005 – “What Difference did the Mexican Revolution Make? Official and Revisionist Interpretations” and “Marketing Mexican Popular Culture for the 21st Century: Tradition and Transnationalism” program
• Oct. 23, 2005 – “Celebremos Mexico” program
• Nov. 1, 2005 – “Los Cenzontles” program
• Nov. 8, 2005 – “Songs of Passion and Strife” and “Poetry and Violence in the Ballads of Mexico’s Costa Chica” program (2 copies)
• Nov. 11, 2005 – “Norahua Mexican Folkoric Dancers of Oklahoma” program

•  “Mexico Semester” table flyer
• Fall 2005 – “The Mexico Semester” poster
• 2005-2006 – “International Film Festival” letter
• Aug. 30, 2005 – “Reading, Revolution, and Modernity in Mexico: The Meanings of Literacy” and “Tlatelolco: Cultural Memory and the Mexican Student Movement of 1968” flyer
• Sept. 9, 2005 – “Postmodern Politics and Mexican Development” and “Mexico’s Environmental Politics” flyer
• Sept. 14, 2005 – “Class in Mexican History and Culture” and “Gender and Sexuality in Mexican History and Culture” flyer
• Sept. 19, 2005 – “Marimba Sol de Chiapas” flyer
• Sept. 20, 2005 – “The Harry and Berniece Gockel International Symposium” flyer
• Sept. 21-23, 2005 – Christopher Powell and Dr. Edwin Barnhart upcoming events flyer
• Sept. 26-27, 2005 – “Marketing in Mexico: Why the Differences are Critical” flyer
• Oct. 4, 2005 – “(Un) Friendly Neighbors? U.S.-Mexican Relations in Historical Perspective: Understanding the Differences of Proximity” and “Hernan Cortes and the Aztec Conquest: The Making of Mexico” flyer
• Oct. 10, 2005 – “Mexico: Our Distant Neighbor” and “Trouble on Our Border: Mexico and the U.S. at the Turn of the 21st Century” flyer
• Oct. 10-11, 2005 – “Young and Living Large in Mexico City” and “Culture Shock: A Perspective on the Mexican/American Dream” flyer
• Oct. 17, 2005 – “Celebracion” flyer
• Oct. 20, 2005 – “El Grupo Folklorico Atotonilco” flyer
• Oct. 21, 2005 – “What Difference did the Mexican Revolution Make? Official and Revisionist Interpretations” and “Marketing Mexican Popular Culture for the 21st Century: Tradition and Transnationalism” flyer
• Oct. 23, 2005 – “Ballet Folklorico Tierra Mestiza” flyer
• Nov. 1, 2005 – “Los Cenzontles” flyer
• Nov. 8, 2005 – “Songs of Passion and Strife” and “Poetry and Violence in the Ballads of Mexico’s Costa Chica” flyer

• Oct. 11-15, 2005 – Southern Theatre, “Faena” poster

• Aug. 22, 2005 – MSSU News Release, “Mexican Art Exhibit Slated for MSSU’s Spiva Gallery” article
• Aug. 23, 2005 – MSSU News Release, “Mexico Semester Begins at Missouri Southern State University” article (2 pages)
• Aug. 23, 2005 – MSSU News Release, “Mexico Semester Begins at Missouri Southern State University” article (2 pages)
• Aug. 29, 2005 – MSSU News Release, “K.U. Department Head to Speak Tuesday, August 30” article
• Aug. 29, 2005 – MSSU News Release, “Mexico Semester Begins at Missouri Southern State University” article
• Aug. 31, 2005 – MSSU News Release, “Mexican Film Festival to Begin Wednesday, Sept. 7” article
• Sept. 12, 2005 – MSSU News Release, “Marimba Sol de Chiapas to Perform Monday, Sept. 19” article
• Sept. 12, 2005 – MSSU News Release, “Mexican Class Structure, Gender Issues Topics of Presentations” article
• Sept. 13, 2005 – MSSU News Release, “International Film Festival to Present Next Mexican Film” article
• Sept. 14, 2005 – MSSU News Release, “Gockel International Symposium Slated for Tuesday, Sept. 20” article
• Sept. 14, 2005 – MSSU News Release, “Too Hot to Handle Homecoming Fiesta Events” article
• Sept. 19, 2005 – MSSU News Release, “Barnhart to Speak on Maya Tomb, Calendar System” article
• Sept. 19, 2005 – MSSU News Release, “Archaeologist to Speak on Maya Culture” article
• Sept. 28, 2005 – MSSU News Release, “MSU Professor to Speak on U.S.-Mexican Relations” article
• Sept. 28, 2005 – MSSU News Release, “International Film Festival to Present All the Power” article
• Sept. 28, 2005 – MSSU News Release, “International Film Festival to Present All the Power” article
• Oct. 4, 2005 – MSSU News Release, “Southern Theatre to Present Faena October 11-15” article
• Oct. 11, 2005 – MSSU News Release, “Spanish Club to Present Celebracion Oct. 17” article
• Oct. 11, 2005 – MSSU News Release, “International Film Festival Presents El Crimen del Padre Amaro” article
• Oct. 17, 2005 – MSSU News Release, “Ballet Folklorico Tierra Mestiza to Appear at MSSU” article
• Oct. 25, 2005 – MSSU News Release, “Southern Theatre to Present Los Cenzontles November 1” article
• Oct. 31, 2005 – MSSU News Release, “Lectures Slated for November 8 at MSSU” article
• Nov. 1, 2005 - MSSU News Release,  “Snyder Cancels Missouri Southern Appearance” article
• Nov. 4, 2005 - MSSU News Release, “Norahua Mexican Folkloric Dancers to Perform at MSSU” article

• Sept. 14, 2005 – “Mexico Semester! Fall 2005” ad
• Sept. 20, 2005 – “The Harry and Berniece Gockel International Symposium” ad

• Nov. 12, 2005 – Thank you note

• “Ballet Folklorico Tierra Mestiza” paper
• “Ballet Folklorico – Addendum to Artist Agreement” paper
• “Ballet Folklorico Tierra Mestiza – Tulsa OK” information paper
• “Images and communication: What you see not always what you understand” paper (4 pages)
• CSIS Armand Peschard-Sverdrup business card
• “El Patio Mexican Restaurant” menu
•   “Marimba Sol de Chiapas – Kansas City” pamphlet
•   “Liz Myers” paper
•  “Funding Request” email to Mexico Semester Planning Committee from Dr.James Lile
• “Funding Request” email to Mexico Semester Planning Committee from Dr. Conrad Gubera/Sam Claussen (2 pages)
•   “Songs of Passion and Strife” papers (9 pages)
• “Mexico Semester Tasks” (3 pages)
• “Proposal” paper
• “The University of Nebraska-Lincoln – Proposals for Mexico Semester” paper
• “Important Message” to Rod paper
• Student Poll-Results” paper (2 copies)
• 2004 – “Joplin Area Advertising Federation 2004 Scholarship Auction” paper
• May 17, 2004 – “Mexico: Faculty Study Topics” email from William Kumbier
• May 18, 2004 – “Mexico: Faculty Study Topics” email from Gregory Buchholz (2 pages)
• Dec. 16, 2004 – “Graduate Program Specifications Program Booklet with 12 pages plus cover” paper
• Fall 2005 – “Fall 2005 Mexico Semester Activity Proposal” papers (23 pages)
• Feb. 11, 2005 – “Mexico Semester Planning Committee” paper
• Feb. 15, 2005 – “Dynamic Mexican experts recommendations” email to Larry from Tamara
• Feb. 16, 2005 – “Dynamic Professors” email to Larry from Myra
• Feb. 16, 2005 – “Dynamic Mexicanists?” email to Larry from Victor Macias Gonzalez
• Feb. 16, 2005 – “Speaker” email to Larry Cebula from Andrew Wood
• Feb. 17, 2005 – “Dynamic Speakers!” email to Larry from Nelly Blacker-Hanson
• Feb. 19, 2005 – “Query Dynamic Mexico Expert” email to Larry Cebula from Dan La Botz
• March 1, 2005 – “Missouri Southern proposal” email to Rod Surber from Liz Myers (5 pages)
• March 6, 2005 – “Dynamic Mexico Experts” email to Larry Cebula from Teresa Vazquez
• March 11, 2005 – “John F. Chuckiak IV, Ph.D.” paper
• March 11, 2005 – “Mexico Semester Meeting Today” email to Chad Stebbins from Pedro Talavera-Ibarra
• March 11, 2005 – “Folklorist” web page (5 pages)
• April 6, 2005 – “Oklahoma Touring Program Roster – DANCE” web article
• April 14, 2005 – “Mexico Semester at Missouri Southern” email to Chad Stebbins from John Chuchiak (2 pages)
• May 2, 2005 – “Ballet Folklorico” email to  Liz from Rod Surber (2 copies)
• Aug. 4, 2005 – Semester events – Final proof paper (20 pages)
• Aug. 4, 2005 – “Artist Agreement” (2 pages)
• Aug. 24, 2005 – Menu and letter to El Patio from Chad Stebbins
• Aug. 30, 2005 – program and notes (5 pages)
• April 14, 2005 – “Marimba Sol de Chiapas” paper
• Sept. 12, 2005 – “Faculty Bulletin from Academic Affairs Office” paper
• Sept. 30, 2005 – “Missouri Southern Homecoming Fiesta” Dinner Table Arrangement (3 pages)
• Nov. 2, 2005 – “Norahua Director Information” email and memos (5 pages)

• Fall 2005 – “Southern Spotlight” booklet
• Sept. 20, 2005 – “The Harry and Berniece Gockel International Symposium” booklet
• Sept. 26, 2005 – “Doing Business in Mexico Seminar” folder
• May 25-June 29, 2006 – “Department of Foreign Languages” booklet

• Photographs of food (10 photos)

• Nov. 11, 2005 – “MSSU Lecture Series Program” DVD copy

• Upcoming event signup sheet to be notified
• Fall 2006 – “France Semester” Brochure (3 copies)
• Sept. 19, 2006 – “The Pine Leaf Boys” booklet (2 copies)
• Nov. 2-3, 2006 – “From Paris to the World” Brochure copy
• Nov. 2-3, 2006 – “From Paris to the World” Brochure (2 copies)

• Sept. 19, 2006 – “The Pine Leaf Boys” postcard
• Oct. 24, 2006 – “France and the U.S.: Friends and Foes in Global Change” postcard
• Oct. 30, 2006 – “Eric Vincent” postcard
• Nov. 2, 2006 – “The Significance of the French Revolution” and “The Crisis of French National Identity” postcard

• Aug. 29, 2006 – “Cajun Music and Zydeco as Social Barometers” and “Against the Tide” program
• Sept. 28-29, 2006 – “What’s Dada/Surrealism?” and “Picasso’s Problem” program
• Oct. 2, 2006 – “Blue Railroad Train” program
• Oct. 3, 2006 – “The Role of Politics and Culture in French Business” program (2 copies)
• Oct. 4, 2006 – “Cultural Adjustments, or How to Survive Without Ice Cubes and Air Conditioning” and “French Education, or Going to School the French Way” program
• Oct. 5, 2006 – “Corporate Rules and Working Habits in France” and “Doing Business in France” program
• Oct. 11, 2006 – “Finding Pierre” and “Pierre Cruzatte: A Musical Journey Along the Lewis & Clark Trail” program (2 copies)
• Oct. 12-13, 2006 – “City of Light and Dark: The Romantic Theatre in Paris” and “Jeanne d’Arc and Jean Anouilh in French Theatrical Tradition” program
• Nov. 1, 2006 – “Can the Internet Be Absorbed Into Democracy?” program
• Nov. 2, 2006 - “The Significance of the French Revolution” and “The Crisis of French National Identity” program
• Nov. 4, 2006 – “Acting in the Classical Theatre” and “Moliere Than Thou” program

• Aug. 28, 2006 – “Negotiating the Mainstream: The Cajuns and Creoles of Louisiana” and “Deep Meanings in Small Places: Social and Community Values in the Oral Tradition of French Louisiana” flyer
• Aug. 29, 2006 – “Cajun Music and Zydeco as Social Barometers” and “Against the Tide” flyer (2 copies)
• Sept. 11, 2006 – “The French Revolution as Viewed Through Both Ends of the Binoculars” flyer
• Sept. 12, 2006 – “Eating Out: Restaurants and Fast Food in France” and “How Attractive are The Northern French Alps?” flyer
• Sept. 14, 2006 – “French Cinema: What Do You Know About It?” and “Social Alienation in Contemporary French Cinema” flyer
• Sept. 28-29, 2006 – “What’s Dada/Surrealism?” and “Picasso’s Problem” flyer
• Oct. 2, 2006 – “Blue Railroad Train” flyer
• Oct. 3, 2006 – “The Role of Politics and Culture in French Business” flyer
• Oct. 4, 2006 – “Cultural Adjustments, or How to Survive Without Ice Cubes and Air Conditioning” and “French Education, or Going to School the French Way” flyer
• Oct. 5, 2006 – “Corporate Rules and Working Habits in France” and “Doing Business in France” flyer
• Oct. 5, 2006 – “Before the Parade Passes By: Erik Satie and Musical Modernism”, “Francis Poulenc: The Man, The Music, The Legacy”, and “Poulenc recital” flyer
• Oct. 5, 2006 – “Corporate Rules and Working Habits in France” and “Doing Business in France” flyer
• Oct. 6, 2006 – “French Bashing: What’s Behind It?” and “French Food: Why It’s Revered, Respected, and Relished” flyer
• Oct. 6, 2006 – “Marketing in the 25 Countries of the European Union – French Global Effects” flyer (2 copies)
• Oct. 11, 2006 – “Finding Pierre” and “Pierre Cruzatte: A Musical Journey Along the Lewis & Clark Trail” flyer
• Oct. 12-13, 2006 – “City of Light and Dark: The Romantic Theatre in Paris” and “Jeanne d’Arc and Jean Anouilh in French Theatrical Tradition” flyer
• Nov. 1, 2006 – “Can the Internet Be Absorbed Into Democracy?” flyer
• Nov. 4, 2006 – “Acting in the Classical Theatre” and “Moliere Than Thou” flyer (2 copies)
• Nov. 4, 2006 – “Moliere Than Thou” flyer
• Nov. 10, 2006 – “Ocular Anxiety and the Pink Tea Cup: Edgar Degas’ Woman with a Bandaged Eye” and “Unmasking Manet’s Morisot” flyer

• Aug. 30, 2006 – MSSU News Release, “International Film Festival to Present Vagabond” article
• Aug. 22, 2006 – MSSU News Release, “Exhibit on Printmaking from French Avante-Garde Aug. 28 to Sept. 22” article
• Sept. 7, 2006 – MSSU News Release, “Presentation on the French Revolution Monday, Sept. 11” article
• Sept. 8, 2006 – MSSU News Release, “Singerman to Speak Twice on French Cinema” article
• Sept. 10, 2006 – MSSU News Release, “International Film Festival to Present Hate” article
• Sept. 18, 2006 – MSSU News Release, “International Film Festival to Present Daybreak” article

• Oct. 24, 2006 – “The Harry and Berniece Gockel International Symposium” booklet
• Nov. 2-3, 2006 – “From Paris to the World” booklet

• MSSU Paris Conference Bro. – CD
• Oct. 2, 2006 - “Blue Railroad Train-Music” DVD
• Oct. 11, 2006 – “Pierre Cruzatte: A Musical Journey along The Lewis & Clark Trail” DVD

• Fall 2007 – “The China Semester” Brochure

• Sept. 27, 2007 – “China & the U.S.: Steering a Course for Collision or Convergence?” postcard
• Oct. 3 & 6, 2007 – “Diabolo Dance Theatre of Taiwan” and “Kung Fu Theatre: Tales from the Beijing Opera” postcard (2 copies)
• Nov. 1, 2007 – “Wu Man & Friends” postcard
• Nov. 7 & 12, 2007 – “A Celebration of Chinese Music” and “An Evening of Chinese Cuisine, Festivals and Culture” postcard
• Dec. 5, 2007 – “Songs and Dances from China” postcard

• Aug. 28, 2007 – “In the Eye of the Hurricane” and “Why China Thrives Despite Corruption” program
• Sept. 7, 2007 – “Two Worlds, Single Country: The Rural and Urban Divine in China” and “Democratizing or Legitimizing the Authoritarian Regime: Political Reform in China Since 1989” program
• Oct. 2, 2007 – “Uncontested Nationalism and Realpolitik in China’s Changing Relations with the U.S.” and “Modern China and Chinese Past: A Political Analysis of China-Japan-Taiwan Triangle” program
• Oct. 3, 2007 – “Diabolo Dance Theatre of Taiwan” program
• Oct. 6, 2007 – “Kung Fu Theatre: Tales from the Beijing Opera” program
• Oct. 17, 2007 – “Doing Business in China: The New Entrepreneurs” program
• Nov. 1, 2007 – “Wu Man & Friends” program
• Nov. 1-2, 2007 – “SOBA – The Dragon Awake: China & its Emergence as a Global Business Leader” program
• Nov. 9, 2007 – “Sound of China” program
• Dec. 5, 2007 – “Songs and Dances from China” program

• Table menu flyer
• Aug. 28, 2007 – “In the Eye of the Hurricane” and “Why China Thrives Despite Corruption” flyer (3 copies)
• Sept. 5, 2007 – “The Rise of China in the 21st Century Through Sport” flyer
• Sept. 7, 2007 – “Two Worlds, Single Country: The Rural and Urban Divine in China” and “Democratizing or Legitimizing the Authoritarian Regime: Political Reform in China Since 1989” flyer (2 copies)
• Sept. 11, 2007 – “Eloquence in the Mandarin Court: The Place of Poetry in the Life of Chinese Court-Officials” flyer
• Sept. 20-21, 2007 – “Chinese Kite Flying Contest” flyer
• Sept. 21, 2007 – “The Politics of Piracy: Intellectual Property in Contemporary China” and “Six Things that Every Businessperson Should Know About China” flyer
• Sept. 21, 2007 – MSSU News Release, “Gockel International Symposium Slated for Thursday, Sept. 27” article (2 pages)
• Sept. 24-25, 2007 – “The Flora of China: An International Project to Describe the 31,000 Wild Plants of China” and “Travels in China for Botanical Field Work” flyer
• Sept. 26, 2007 – “Confucian Role Ethics: A Moral Foundation for Human Rights” flyer
• Oct. 2, 2007 – “Uncontested Nationalism and Realpolitik in China’s Changing Relations with the U.S.” and “Modern China and Chinese Past: A Political Analysis of China-Japan-Taiwan Triangle” flyer
• Oct. 3, 2007 – “Diabolo Dance Theatre of Taiwan” flyer
• Oct. 17, 2007 – “Doing Business in China: The New Entrepreneurs” flyer
• Oct. 22, 2007 – “From the Heartland of China to the Heartland of America” flyer
• Oct. 29, 2007 – “One Life to Live: Born in China…What is your future?”, “The Young and the Restless: Dating, Marriage, and Career Mobility in China”, and “The Golden Years and Grave Justice: The Social Safety Net – Whole or Full of Holes?” flyer
• Nov. 1, 2007 – “The Evolving Socio-Economic and Political Landscape of International Business in China” flyer
• Nov. 1, 2007 – “Wu Man & Friends” flyer
• Nov. 2, 2007 – “The Dragon Sleeps: The Smoking Opium Business in the 19th Century American West” flyer
• Nov. 9, 2007 – “Composing Music Between Countries” flyer
• Nov. 16, 2007 – “Family Planning in Rural China” and “Sources of conflict in Rural China” flyer
• Dec. 5, 2007 – “Songs and Dances from China” flyer

• July 25, 2007 – MSSU News Release, “More than 40 Activities Scheduled for China Semester” article (3 copies)
• Aug. 13, 2007 – MSSU News Release, “Newsmakers to Focus on China” article
• Aug. 21, 2007 – MSSU News Release, “MSSU to Feature Tai Chi Chuan Class” article
• Aug. 21, 2007 – MSSU News Release, “First Presentations in China Semester August 28” article
• Aug. 28, 2007 – MSSU News Release, “Chinese Film Festival to Open September 4” article
• Sept. 4, 2007 – MSSU News Release, “Kennedy to Make Two Presentations on China Sept. 7” article
• Sept. 10, 2007 – MSSU News Release, “MSSU Chinese Film Festival Selection Sept. 18” article
• Sept. 17, 2007 – “Mertha to Make Two Presentations on China Sept. 21” article
• Sept. 18, 2007 – MSSU News Release, “Botanical Garden Official to Speak on Flora of China” article
• Sept. 20, 2007 – MSSU News Release, “Kite Flying Contest Friday, Sept. 21 at MSSU” article
• Sept. 25, 2007 – MSSU News Release, “Chinese Theater Performances at MSSU” article

• Sept. 27, 2007 – “China & the U.S.: Steering a Course for Collision or Convergence?” Globe Ad
• Dec. 5, 2007 – “Songs and Dances from China” emailed ad

• Oct. 16, 2007 – “Business in China” MSSU news page
• Nov. 14, 2007 – “Dr. Ethan Michelson” MSSU news page

• Sept. 27, 2007 – “The Harry and Berniece Gockel International Symposium” booklet (2 copies)

• 2007 – “Spring Break – Tortola, BUI” CD
• Oct. 6, 2007 – “MSSU Lecture Series: Kung Fu Tales From the Beijing Opera” DVD

• Fall 2008 – “Germany Semester” brochure
• 2008-2009 – “International Film Festival” brochure

• Sept. 22, 2008 – “’Live from Berlin’: 17 Hippies” postcard
• Oct. 28, 2008 – “Germany & the US.: In a Globalized World” postcard

• Aug. 26, 2008 – “Myth and Reality of the German Autobahn” and “How Green Were the Nazis?” program
• Sept. 3, 2008 – “Virtual Berlin: A Walk Through German History (part one)” and “Virtual Berlin: A Walk Through German History (part two)” program
• Sept. 5, 2008 – “German Folkore: A Key to History” and “The German Castle: From Fortress to Museum and Youth Hostel” program
• Sept. 9, 2008 – “The Fulbright Experience: An American Working in Germany” program
• Sept. 10, 2008 – “From Kindergarten to Hauptschule, Realschule or Gymnasium: Which Middle School Would You Have Wanted to Attend?” and “Examining the German University System: Does it Make More Sense?” program
• Sept. 11, 2008 – “The Cold War and the Fall of the Berlin Wall (or) Farewell Comrades, Hello Capitalism!” program
• Sept. 15, 2008 – “Alexander von Humboldt Explores the Americas in a Digital Library” and “Albert Bloch, the Artist of the Blue Rider from Missouri” program
• Sept. 17, 2008 – “Walden in the Bavarian Forest: Adalbert Stifter, Henry David Thoreau, and the Transcendental Idea of Nature” and “German Philosophy Goes Green: The Ecological Imperative of Hans Jonas” program
• Sept. 22, 2008 – “’Live from Berlin’: 17 Hippies” program
• Sept. 24, 2008 – “So Unlike Ours: German Elections, German Parties” and “Your Dignity, Not Your Happiness: The Principle Values of the German Constitution” program
• Sept. 30-Oct. 1, 2008 – “Germany’s Business IT after the Big Bang” and “Night and Day: Science in Berlin” program
• Oct. 2, 2008 – “Jazz in Germany: A View from the Capital” and “German Literature: The 21st Century” program
• Oct. 7, 2008 – “The Social Market Economy in Germany and the Challenges of Globalization” and “The German Business Environment” program
• Oct. 8, 2008 – “Beer is Life: The Relationship of Beer to German History, Culture, and Everyday Life” and “Imported Brewers: How German-Americans Changed the History of Beer” program
• Oct. 14-18, 2008 – Southern Theatre, “GAS: Georg Kaiser” program
• Oct. 16, 2008 – “Flowerless Gardeners: Barbaric Poetry after Auschwitz” and “Germany’s Coming to Terms with the Holocaust” program
• Oct. 16, 2008 – “The Impossible and the Necessary: Jewish Life in Germany from the Middle Ages to the Present” and “The Jews of Germany after the Holocaust” program
• Oct. 20, 2008 – “Not a Bunch of Bologna: Reforms in German Higher Education” program
• Oct. 22, 2008 – “The World is Our Oyster: Love and Friendship After the Wall” and “That Warm, Fuzzy Feeling of Togetherness: On Growing Up in the GDR” program
• Oct. 23, 2008 – “The Most Important Thing Is to Win: Competition in East Germany” program
• Oct. 29, 2008 – “NATO’s Future: Regeneration, Stable Condition, or Terminal Decline?” program
• Nov. 3, 2008 – “Germans in the Making of Our Nation” and “Germans in the Making of Missouri” program
• Nov. 10, 2008 – “Grimm for Grownups” and “Cheerfully Grimm” program
• Nov. 13, 2008 – “’I Go to Fight Mit Sigel!’: The Contribution of German Immigrant and German-American Soldiers in the American Civil War” program
• Nov. 14, 2008 – “Little Germanies in Kansas and Missouri: Kannst du Deitsch plaudern?” and “Ei, du schone Schnitzelbank!: A Never-Ending Story in American Popular Culture” program
• Nov. 24, 2008 – “The Origins and Development of the German National Character: From Caesar to Nietzsche” and “My Experiences in the ‘Unbelievable Society’: The German Democratic Republic” program

• Aug. 26, 2008 – “Myth and Reality of the German Autobahn” and “How Green Were the Nazis?” flyer
• Aug. 28, 2008 – “German Film Festival: Run Lola Run (Lola rennt)” flyer
• Sept. 3, 2008 – “Virtual Berlin: A Walk Through German History (part one)” and “Virtual Berlin: A Walk Through German History (part two)” flyer
• Sept. 5, 2008 – “German Folkore: A Key to History” and “The German Castle: From Fortress to Museum and Youth Hostel” flyer
• Sept. 9, 2008 – “Pop-Cultural Relations Between Germany and the U.S.: The Simpsons, Family Guy and Music as a Learning Experience” flyer
• Sept. 9, 2008 – “The Fulbright Experience: An American Working in Germany” flyer
• Sept. 10, 2008 – “From Kindergarten to Hauptschule, Realschule or Gymnasium: Which Middle School Would You Have Wanted to Attend?” and “Examining the German University System: Does it Make More Sense?” flyer
• Sept. 11, 2008 – “Good Bye, Lenin!” and “The Lives of Others (Das Leben der Anderen)” flyer
• Sept. 11, 2008 – “The Cold War and the Fall of the Berlin Wall (or) Farewell Comrades, Hello Capitalism!” flyer
• Sept. 15, 2008 – “Alexander von Humboldt Explores the Americas in a Digital Library” and “Albert Bloch, the Artist of the Blue Rider from Missouri” flyer
• Sept. 17, 2008 – “Walden in the Bavarian Forest: Adalbert Stifter, Henry David Thoreau, and the Transcendental Idea of Nature” and “German Philosophy Goes Green: The Ecological Imperative of Hans Jonas” flyer
• Sept. 20, 2008 – “Deutschmeister Brass Band” flyer
• Sept. 22, 2008 – “’Live from Berlin’: 17 Hippies” flyer
• Oct. 3, 2008 – “Experience the Berlin Wall” flyer
• Oct. 4, 2008 – “Festhaus-Musikanten” flyer
• Oct. 8, 2008 – “Beer is Life: The Relationship of Beer to German History, Culture, and Everyday Life” and “Imported Brewers: How German-Americans Changed the History of Beer” flyer
• Oct. 9, 2008 – “German Film Festival: The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (Das Cabinet des Dr. Caligari)” flyer
• Oct. 20, 2008 – “Not a Bunch of Bologna: Reforms in German Higher Education” flyer
• Oct. 22, 2008 – “The World is Our Oyster: Love and Friendship After the Wall”, “That Warm, Fuzzy Feeling of Togetherness: On Growing Up in the GDR”, and “The Most Important Thing Is to Win: Competition in East Germany” flyer
• Oct. 29, 2008 - “NATO’s Future: Regeneration, Stable Condition, or Terminal Decline?” flyer
• Oct. 29, 2008 – “Rescheduled German Film Festival: East of War (Jenseits des Krieges)” flyer
• Nov. 3, 2008 - “Germans in the Making of Our Nation” and “Germans in the Making of Missouri” flyer

• Oct. 28, 2008 – “The Harry and Berniece Gockel International Symposium” booklet

• Fall 2009 – “Canada Semester” brochure

• Oct. 27, 2009 – “Enduring Boundary, Lasting Friendship, Evolving Futures: Canada – U.S. Relations” postcard

• Aug. 28, 2009 – “Quebec, the Cradle of Canada” program
• Sept. 1, 2009 – “Two Canadian Writers of Multi-volume Fiction: Robertson Davies and Margaret Laurence” program
• Sept. 3, 2009 – “The Cultural Anthropology of Canada: As Viewed Through the Lens of Ice Hockey” and “The Past and Present Behavior of Mummers: What the Reinvention of a Traditional Ritual in Newfoundland Tells Us about Worldwide Changes in Human Social Relationships” program
• Sept. 4, 2009 – “Why are There So Many Newfoundland Flags in Alberta? Newfoundland Identity and Supportive Social Networks” and “In Cod They Trusted: Ecological Knowledge, Social Context and the Overexploitation of Marine Resources in Eastern Canada” program
• Sept. 9, 2009 – “Something Bigger Than Fact: The Art and Life of Emily Carr” program
• Sept. 11, 2009 - Interdependence Day” program
• Sept. 14, 2009 – “Herman Voaden, Canadian Playwright” and “Trends in Contemporary Canadian Theatre and Drama” program
• Sept. 21, 2009 – “Of Myth and Mounties: A History of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police”, “The Modern Model of the RCMP”, and “A Tradition of Service: The RCMP and Canada’s Aboriginal Peoples” program
• Oct. 5, 2009 – “Great Big Sea” program (2 copies)
• Oct. 6, 2009 – “Canadian Mosaic” and “’I’m an Albertan First!’ Tales of Provincial-Federal Relations” program
• Oct. 8, 2009 – “Gouldberg Variations: Glenn Gould’s Polyphonic Art and Life” program
• Oct. 12, 2009 – “Turn-of-the-Century Canadian Literature for the Young and Dutiful: Each Time Has to be the First Time When Re-experiencing Anne of Green Gables” and “Turn-of-the-Century Canadian Literature for the Young and Adventurous: Fierce Animals, Red Indians, & Terrible Storms: Courage, Pluck, & Derring-do and None of It Seen from an Arm-Chair” program
• Nov. 9, 2009 – “Nunavut: An Inuit Approach to Wildlife Management” and “First Nations and Treaty-Partnership in Canada” program
• Nov. 12, 2009 – “From Champlain to the Cirque du Soleil – 400 years of French in North America” and “Quebec in North America: Nation Building in the North” program
• Nov. 18-19, 2009 – “Emily Carr’s Klee Wyck”, “’A Little Old Lady on the Edge of Nowhere’: Canada’s National Treasure, Emily Carr”, and “Artist, Author, Eccentric, Genius: Will Emily Carr Please Identify Herself!” program

• Sept. 21, 2009 - “Of Myth and Mounties: A History of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police”, “The Modern Model of the RCMP”, and “A Tradition of Service: The RCMP and Canada’s Aboriginal Peoples” flyer

• Oct. 5, 2009 – “Great Big Sea” newspaper clipping (2 copies)
• Oct. 27, 2009 – “Enduring Boundary, Lasting Friendship, Evolving Futures: Canada – U.S. Relations” newspaper clipping
• Nov. 6, 2009 – “Clinking Maple Leaves” newspaper clipping

• “Books by Margaret Laurence (1926-1987)” papers (3 pages)
• “Canada” Banner rough draft
• June 11, 2009 – “Items loaned for the Canada Semester” paper

• Oct 6, 2009 – “MSSU Lecture Series: ‘Canadian Mosaic’ by Dr. Elizabeth Paddock” DVD

• Fall 2010 – “Southern Spotlight” brochure
• Sign Up for MSSU Cultural Events Mailing List

• Sept. 23, 2010 – “The Search for The Lost City of Z” postcard (3 copies)
• Oct. 26, 2010 – “Brasil Brazil” postcard
• Dec. 6, 2010 – “Two for Brazil” postcard (2 copies)

• Sept. 2, 2010 – “Peoples and Cultures of the Amazon” and “Anthropology of the Amazon: Partible Paternity and Promiscuous Mating” program
• Oct. 26, 2010 – “Brasil Brazil” program
• Oct. 28, 2010 – “A Night in the Tropics” program

• Sept. 23, 2010 – The Joplin Globe, “The Search for The Lost City of Z” ad
• Oct. 26, 2010 – “Brasil Brazil” ad

• Aug. 24, 2010 – Receipt from TicketPrinting.com
• Aug. 25, 2010 – SignARama Invoice
• Aug. 27, 2010 – “TicketPrinting.com Shipment” email to Rod Surber
• Sept. 15, 2010 – “Work Order for Gockel International Symposium” email to Addie Atkinson from Rod Surber (2 pages)
• Sept. 17, 2010 – Dixie Printing invoice

• Sept. 23, 2010 – “The Harry and Berniece Gockel International Symposium” booklet

• Fall 2011 - “Egypt Semester” brochure

• Sept. 22-23, 2011 – “Charting a New Course for Egypt” postcard

• Sept. 6, 2011 – “Mysteries of the Great Pyramids: Some Unsolved, Some Solved but Not Forgotten”. “The Royal Connections: Six Famous Egyptian Kings and Queens”, and “The Billionaire’s Curse: James Teackle Dennis, Early American Egyptologist” program
• Sept. 7, 2011 – “Revolution and Military Rule in Egypt: Legacies and Prospects” and “Hollywood on the Nile: Viewing Arab/Egyptian Cinema” program
• Sept. 16, 2011 – “The People of Predynastic Hierakonpolis: Life and Death Before Unification” and “The People of Amarna Speak: Akhenaten’s Failed Experiment with Monotheism and a New Capital City” program
• Oct. 27, 2011 – “Rodgers, Hammerstein and Friends” program
• Nov. 3, 2011 – “A Musical Pyramid” program

• Oct. 25, 2011 – “Sahar Sami & the Sahar Dance Company in Haram” table flyer

• Sept. 22-23, 2011 – “Charting a New Course for Egypt” Joplin Globe Ad
• Oct. 25, 2011 – “Sahar Sami & the Sahar Dance Company in Haram” Joplin Globe Ad
• Nov. 10, 2011 – “Melodies of the Nile” Joplin Globe Ad

• Book titles about Egypt – event planning (2 pages)
• “William Tannenbaum, Suggested Speakers for Egypt Semester” event planning paper
• “Egyptian Films” list for event planning
• “The MB Orchestra” papers (2 pages)
• “Egypt” written notes paper
• “Egypt Semester” logo – event planning (2 copies)
• Jan. 28, 2011 – “Egypt Semester Planning Committee” paper
• Feb. 14, 2011 – “Bill Needle – Egyptologist” website article
• Feb. 14, 2011 – “Egypt Semester Planning Committee” paper
• Feb. 28, 2011 – “Egypt Semester Planning Committee” paper
• March 12, 2011 – “Egypt Semester at MSSU” email to Chad Stebbins from Sahar Sami
• March 13, 2011 – “The King Fahd Center for Middle East & Islamic Studies” web article (2 pages)
• Sept. 7, 2011 – “Gockel Globe ad” email to Tawnya from Liz Ford
• Sept. 9, 2011 – “Work Order for Gockel International Symposium” email to Addie Atkinson from Chad Stebbins (2 pages)

• Fall 2012 – “Thailand Semester” brochure (2 copies)

• Sept. 27-28, 2012 – “The Transformation of Thailand: Revival and Political Change” postcard

• Aug. 31, 2012 – “Thailand 101: What Makes Thais Tick”, “Sit There Till You Get There: Enlightenment or Bust – Thai Style”, and “Tourism in Thailand: Challenges in Paradise” program
• Sept. 6, 2012 – “Big Turtles in Big Trouble: The Giant Softshells of Thailand” and “Saving Giant Softshelled Turtles in Thailand: A “Whole Technology” Captive Breeding and Head Starting Program” program
• Sept. 18, 2012 – “From a City on a Continent 10,000 Miles Away to MSSU and the Great Outdoors” program
• Sept. 21, 2012 – “Thailand’s Pioneering Role in the History of Women’s Suffrage” and “Village Life in Thailand” program
• Oct. 1, 2012 – “Thread That Bind a Culture: Historical and Contemporary That Silk Textiles”, “Living on the Fringe: Hill Tribe Minorities in Contemporary Thailand”, and “Love Knows No Bounds: A Thai Adoption Story” program
• Oct. 11, 2012 – “Can We Rely on The King and I?” program
• Oct. 12, 2012 – “Thai Piracy on the High Seas and High-Tech Market”, Volunteerism in Thailand: Getting Involved”, and “Thai Language, Greetings and Script” program
• Oct. 22, 2012 – “Where is the Elephant in the Room?”, “The Last Elephant in Thailand”, and “Shades of Gray: It’s Now Black and White!” program
• Oct. 29, 2012 – “Nang Talung” program
• Oct. 29, 2012 – “The Somapa Thai Dance Company: Siamese Story” program
• Nov. 6-7, 2012 – “The Immigrant Son: Confusion, Denial, Belonging, and Understanding”, “What is Home?”, and “Thai Boy Becomes a Monk” program (2 copies)

• Oct. 29, 2012 – “The Somapa Thai Dance Company: Siamese Story” Show Me Ozarks ad

• Thailand logo (2 copies)
• Fall 2012 “Thailand” brochure cover

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