Scope and Content The Cyril M. Worby papers contain materials about the Family Life Cycle Studies and Referral Clinic including proposals and three year plan, memos, procedures, evaluation of medical clerkship, and closing report. Also included are memos relating to the College of Human Medicine and Department of Psychiatry, a handout about the clinical encounter and listening tools, and College of Human Medicine student newsletter from 1981. There is also an East Lansing High School student government...

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Anthropology Department records include course examinations (1964-1968), curriculum records, financial records (1964-1969), reports, and graduate program records. There is also a folder on a student strike in 1970. Other materials include College of Human Medicine curriculum and department records.

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Collection consists of a conference brochure (1988) and departmental newsletters (2003–2007). Annual Reports are available for 1999–2007.

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The collection contains three folders consisting of a postpartum brochure, a 2007-2008 NBME report for ObGyn, and a department newsletter (2008).

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The record group consists of a brochure for the Third Annual Orthopaedic conference "The Pedal Extremity - Let's Keep 'Em Running" held at the Kellogg Center at Michigan State University. The conference was sponsored by the Department of Osteopathic Medicine.

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The record group consists of brochures about a College of Osteopathic Medicine Pediatrics conference.

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The Department of Psychiatry records consists of one folder containing a program booklet for the residency program at the Pontiac State Hospital and an unpublished annual report for 1968.

Also included are materials related to the AIDS Education and Training Center. The materials include publications about ministry and AIDS, promotional handouts, health and safe sex kits, and t-shirts (the majority of these materials was not created by Michigan State University).