The Kathryn T. Schoen Papers contain audiocassette recordings, transcripts, and other administrative documents related to two oral history interviews conducted with Kathryn T. Schoen in 1983 and 2002. The 1983 interview discusses background on Schoen's career as a professor and an administrator, the work and findings of the Ad Hoc Committee on the Status of Women at OSU, which she chaired, and highlights of history of the affirmative action policies at OSU. The 2002 interview discussion topics include Schoen's education and early careers as a teacher, becoming Assistant Director to the School of Allied Medical Professions at OSU, student unrest during the Vietnam War, Schoen's contributions as part of the American Council on Education to promote women to higher level administration in universities, and the establishment of the Kathryn T. Schoen Endowment Fund.

The Carolyn Bradley Papers contain handmade Christmas cards, drawings, and a publication by Carolyn Bradley titled Costume Design: An Introductory Outline with Aids for Students and Teachers.

The Virginia Tiefel Oral History Transcript and Audiocassette Recording contains a transcript and audiocassette tape of an oral history interview with Virginia Tiefel, conducted by Eleanor Block on September 4, 2001. Topics discussed include Tiefel's efforts at user education and library instruction, the internal organization and developments of user education in the library and the development of the Gateway to Information Project.

The Alice Robinson Papers contain correspondence, lectures, manuscripts on art education and personal memoirs, and research notes.

The Joan Huber Oral History Transcript and Compact Disc Recording contains a printed transcript and audio recordings on compact disc of an oral history interview with Joan Huber conducted by Susan Hartman on October 24, 2013. Professor Huber discusses her early life and education, becoming an active feminist, working at the University of Illinois where she served as the first director of Women’s Studies, and finishing her career at Ohio State University as the Dean of the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences and interim Provost.

The Deborah Ballam Oral History Transcript and Compact Disc Recording contains a printed transcript and audio recordings on compact disc of an oral history interview with Deborah Ballam, conducted by Judith Fountain on October 4, 2013. Professor Ballam discusses her time as a student, career, and her activist role at the Ohio State University. She spent most of her career in the College of Business until 2003, when she was named the Director of The Women’s Place.

The Ruth Becky Irwin Papers contain books, articles, unpublished writings, grant proposals, photographs, correspondence, and testing materials.

The Mary R. Tolbert Papers contain correspondence, teaching material, publications, professional activities, and presentations. They also contain an oral history interview of Mary Tolbert conducted by Jeanette Sexton on June 14, 2002. Interview discussion topics include changes in the philosophy and focus of University School during Tolbert's tenure, her experiments and projects with teaching music to children, and the events that led to the closing of University School in 1968.

The Lucy Venable Oral History Transcript and Audiocassette Recordings contain a transcript and audiocassettes of an oral history interview with Lucy Venable conducted by Nena Couch on August 29, 2002. Interview discussion topics include labanotation and other dance notation systems, including the role of the Dance Notation Bureau, the development of "Effort Shape" concept on dance movement, the development of a nationally recognized dance program at Ohio State University, and Labananalysis Research Workshops at Ohio State University.

The Joan Herbers Oral History Transcript and Compact Disc contains a printed transcript and audio recordings on compact disc of an oral history interview with Herbers conducted by Maria Barbero on February 11, 2014. Professor Herbers discusses her involvement as principal investigator for OSU’s Project CEOS (Comprehensive Equity at Ohio State), her family background, academic career, gender issues she’s faced throughout her academic career, and general issues at Ohio State regarding academic politics, ethnicity, gender, and faculty retirement.

The Susan Hartmann Susan Hartmann Oral History Transcript and Compact Disc Recording contains a printed transcript and audio recordings on compact disc of an oral history interview with Susan Hartmann conducted by Deborah Ballam on June 23, 2013. Professor Hartmann discusses her career at Ohio State University, getting her doctorate in history from the University of Missouri thanks to an NDEA (National Defense Education Act) Fellowship, the transition from a Center for Women’s Studies to a Department of Women’s Studies, and her role in general as well as the role of women overall at Ohio State.

The Evelyn Freeman Oral History Transcript and Compact Disc Recordings contains a printed transcript and audio recordings on compact disc of an oral history interview with Evelyn Freeman on August 27, 2013.

The Denise Deschenes Oral History Transcript and Compact Disc contains a transcript and audio recordings on compact disc of an oral history interview with Denise Deschenes conducted by Emily Earick, Jaren Francis, and Ehsan Shirazi on February 25, 2014. Denise Deschenes discusses her career path to OSU, her upbringing in New Hampshire, getting into and getting through medical school and her work at the counseling center. She also discusses the environment for women and gay graduate students on campus during the time period she was a graduate student.

This collection contains a scrapbook created by A. Louise Matson Mack when she was a student at Ohio State University from 1917 to 1921. The scrapbook contains newspaper clippings as well as programs and tickets from Ohio State University events.

The Phyllis Anne Krumm Papers contain biographical materials, newspaper clippings, writings, photographs and a 16mm film titled Aspects of Art: Interior Design.

The Marlene Longenecker Oral History Transcript and Compact Disc Recording contains a printed transcript and audio recordings on compact disc of an oral history of Marlene Longenecker conducted by Susan Hartmann on November 15, 2013. Professor Longenecker discusses her career at Ohio State University, growing up in California, and her education. She describes the beginning of the Women’s Studies program at Ohio State University and its development into a department, the National Women’s Studies Convention held at OSU in 1983, the atmosphere for women and minorities in the Department of English, and the role and obstacles of women faculty members on campus.

The Helene Heye Papers contain course materials for Home Economics, nursery school programs, materials on the OSU Nursery School, correspondence, clippings, budgets, and materials on the Institute on Child Development and Family Life.

The Bunny Clark Oral History Transcript and Audiocassette Recordings contain a transcript and audiocassettes of an interview with Bunny Clark, conducted by Judith Fountain on June 7, 2004. Dr. Clark discusses her career as professor of theoretical physics at Ohio State University, her development of a new theory within nuclear physics about the impact of relativity, and successfully advocating for the advancement of women in scientific fields.

The Martha Garland Oral History Transcript and Compact Disc Recording contains a printed transcript and audio recording on a compact disc of an oral history interview with Martha Garland conducted by Raimund E. Goerler on December 4, 18, and 22, 2009. Interview discussion topics include Garland's career at Ohio State University, and academic and social changes at the University in the previous forty years.

The June Z. Fullmer Papers contain correspondence, publications, book reviews, conference and seminar materials, writings and research materials on the history of science and scientific biography. The collection also contains extensive research files of June Fullmer's research on Sir Humphry Davy, including photocopies of documents produced by Davy.

The Ruth Beard Papers contain a scrapbook, workshop materials, newspaper clippings, correspondence, books, notes and photographs.

The Elaine Knowles Weaver Papers contain correspondence, talks, articles, research, news clippings, and photographs regarding home economics and home management.

The Gertrude Lucille Robinson Papers contain a notebook, dance programs, and membership cards, many of which are for the University Women's Club.