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 Mabel Freeman Oral History, dated February 13, 2014, contains a transcript and audio recording on compact disc of an oral history interview of Mabel Freeman by Lydia Simon and Richard Starr. In it, Freeman discusses her time at Ohio State, including her experiences as an undergraduate in the 1960s, and as a staff member in leadership roles in the University Honors Center and the Office of Undergraduate Admissions, Orientation and First-Year Experience.

The Luvern L. Cunningham Papers contain writings about marriage counseling, Charlotte County, Virginia, and the standard of living in Kentucky; research and professional files; teaching materials for sociology classes; a six year plan for Ohio State University Sociology; correspondence; programs of meetings; and audiocassettes and oral history records. This series also contains files pertaining to the desegregation of public schools in Columbus, San Francisco, and Detroit; files concerning the Danforth Foundation; materials concerning the 75th Anniversary of the College of Education and the reorganization of the college.