The Paul G. Craig Papers contain correspondence, articles, and speeches.

The Paul Klohr Papers contain publications, the academic calendar and other material from the University School, correspondence, articles on curriculum in different education environments, and Klohr's dissertation, titled A Study of the Role of the Resource Unit in the Curriculum Reorganization of Selected Secondary Schools. The collection also contains an oral history interview transcript and audiocassettes with Paul Klohr conducted by Robert Butche on July 6, 2001. Discussion topics include the development of education at the university, including University School and the controversy over its closing, and changes in the field of education in general.

The Philip C. Keenan Papers contain correspondence and subject files on spectral classification and MIRA variables.

The Popat N. Patil Papers contain the faculty papers of Patil, including College of Pharmacy class lectures and transparencies, research, publications, and information for an optometry textbook.

This collection contains one copy of "Putting It All Together" A Collection of Historical Accounts of Ohio Cooperatives. This publication contains accounts of Ohio cooperatives from 1810-1980 and is edited by Charles H. Ingraham. Authors of accounts include Dr. George F. Henning, Arthur H. Smith, W.N. Woods, Ralph W. Strong, Richard Kellogg, Alvin Reuwee and Charles H. Ingraham.

The Ralph Currier Davis Papers contain addresses and articles, National Youth Administration materials, Defense Training Program materials, materials from the evaluation program at the U.S. Naval Training Center in San Diego, Faculty Club materials, Industrial Management Club materials, Ohio State Executive Development Program materials, Ohio State University personnel problems surveys, and a WOSU organization manual.

The Ralph James Woodin Papers contain correspondence, publications, teaching materials, news clippings, an autobiography, and a photograph.

The Ralph M. Stogdill Papers contain writings and questionnaires concerning leadership and leader behavior, teaching materials, and memorials and obituaries.

The Raymond Carroll Osburn Papers contain correspondence, budget reports, a diary, photographs, notes, publications, and notebooks. Most of the material deals with Osburn's career in the Department of Zoology and Entomology, fishery laboratories, and fish research in Ohio.

The Richard A. Popham Papers include publications, teaching files, student information, correspondence, National Science Foundation files, research data and notes, slides, including plant sample slides, and photographs.

The Richard Armitage Oral History Transcript and Audiocassette Recordings contain a transcript and audiocassette tapes of an interview conducted by Richard Kipling Patterson on May 28, 2002 with Richard Armitage. Interview discussion topics include Armitage's education, early career at OSU, his teaching of Spanish in the community, faculty and alumni conflicts, and faculty governance.

The Richard Clark Knopf Papers contain publications Knopf wrote while a member of the Anthony Wayne Parkway Board and concerning Anthony Wayne and the Ohio Frontier.

The Richard H. Hoppin Papers contain awards, off-prints, correspondence, notebooks, manuscripts, and an audiotape of music by Hoppin.

The Richard H. Rapp Papers contain correspondence, vita, publications, and presentations. The majority of materials are correspondence.

The Richard Lewis Meiling Papers contain an oral history interview transcript and audiocassettes of Dr. Meiling conducted by Robert Sutton on November 21 and 30, 1983. It also contains newspaper clippings concerning Dr. Meiling, correspondence, scrapbooks, reprints of articles and biographical materials from 1951 to 1984.

The Richard Sisson Oral History Transcript and Audiocassette Recordings contain a transcript and audiocassette recordings of an oral history interview with Sisson conducted by Albert Soloway on January 17, 2003. Interview discussion topics include Sisson's academic career, the administration of the university during his tenure, and the challenges faced in higher education, particularly the decline in state funding.

The Robert B. Sutton Audiotape Recordings on the History of Education contains audio recordings of lectures on the history of education that were written and presented by Robert B. Sutton for Education Class 632 and broadcast on the Ohio State University WOSU radio channel.

The Robert C. McMaster Papers contain biographical information, research and consultant reports, notebooks and correspondence. Topics include the Trans-Alaska pipeline, X-ray procedures in welding, and construction of aircraft.

The Robert Dean Patton Papers contain essays and articles that are mostly unpublished.

The Robert E. Jewett Oral History Transcript and Audiocassette Recordings contain a transcript and audiocassette recordings of an oral history interview with Dr. Jewett conducted by Dr. M. Eugene Gilliom on September 4, 2003. Interview discussion topics include growing up around the Ohio State University campus and attending the university as a student. Jewett discusses his graduate education and return to OSU as a faculty member, where many of his students were veterans of WWII. He also discusses his tenure as a department chair, the student riots of 1970, and the role of the Faculty Club.

The Robert E. Mathews Papers contain reports, research, administrative records, publications, and other documents related to the faculty position of Mathews in the Ohio State University College of Law from 1931-1956. Major topics include legal education, a proposed public affairs institute, and the Byron Thorwell Darling case.

The Robert H. Bremner Papers contain correspondence, records on Sub Committee on Youth and its Acculturation into Society, minutes and correspondence of the Research Committee of the Independent Sector, profession presentations, grant materials, clippings, copies of The History of the American Natural Red Cross, Vol. XIII, Change and Continuity in Recent American Concepts of Poverty, and The Plow and the River: A Document on the Images of the Great Depression, Child in the Family, photographic prints used by Bremner in his book on children and farm life, and student recommendations.

The materials in this collection are the publications and research of Robert. J. Kane, a professor emeritus in the Ohio State University's English Department. 90 percent of the papers, correspondence, and notebooks deal with Kane's research on the Shakespearian play, King Lear. The King Lear manuscript was later published by University Press under the title King Lear in the Twentieth Century: A Bibliography and Reference Guide, which included summaries by Kane of important works and bibliographic materials from six different languages, including English, French, Italian, Spanish, German, and Greek.

The Robert M. Mayer Papers contain research notebooks, writings, proposals, and grants dating from 1969-1988.

The Robert M. Reese Papers contain surveys, reports, questionnaires, writings and publications by Robert Reese relating to his work on vocational education, including research on vocational education in Ohio public schools.

The Robert Meiklejohn Diplomas contain two diplomas belonging to Robert Meiklejohn: a Chillicothe High School diploma awarded May 31, 1900, and an Ohio State University diploma in Mechanical Engineering awarded June 22, 1904.

The Robert S. Gilchrist Papers include biographical information, curriculum, correspondence, newsletters, and publications. The main topics of the publications concern school curriculum and administration. It also includes Gilchrist's dissertation, A Proposed Program for Functional Education in the Junior High School.

The Robert S. Newdick Lectures on English Literature contain lectures on English literature written by Professor Newdick in 1934 for the Ohio Emergency Jr. Radio College broadcast on the OSU radio channel WOSU.

The Robert W. McCormick Papers include biographical material regarding his military service and formal education, administrative files from his years at Ohio State University, and published articles.

The Robert Warmbrod Papers include correspondence, exam information, articles, seminar and conference participation, research, and an oral history interview transcript and audiocassette tapes conducted by Frank Himes on October 3, 2001. Interview topics discussed include the administrative structure of the College of Agriculture, the unique contributions of Dr. Roy Kottman, the creation and growth of the Agricultural Technical Institute, academic standards in the College and the introduction of a promotion and tenure committee at the college level.