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This box contains agendas, minutes, memoranda, notes, correspondence, speech scripts, and pamphlets from events related to the KSU College of Engineering. These events include open house events, commencement, talks, alumni meetings, club meetings, department meetings, banquets, and luncheons.

Graphs with statistics and reports from the Association of Administrators of Home Economics (AAHE) from 1980-1988. Administrative Council minutes, correspondence, and budget proposals from 1999-2004.

Contains press mentions and articles about the Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) from 1971 to 1987. Includes press mentions from publishers mostly local to the Washington, D.C., area initially. As the years continue, though, more publications and outlets were included.

Contains volumes 1-6 of "Caveat Emptor," one volume of "Consumer Advocate," and several folders containing consumer education material, such as buying guides and education manuals for teachers in K-12 teaching positions. Within these folders is also material discussing consumer and professional licensing.

Box contains two boxes of QSL cards from different states and countries as well as blank KSU QSL cards.

Documents pertaining to the organizational structure and projects of the Maryland Citizens Consumer Council (MCCC) such as meeting minutes, bylaws, newsletters, etc. Additionally, it notes other organizations involved with MCCC that include the Louisiana Consumers League, Coalition for Safe Food, and the Department of Health and Human Services. There also is correspondence from various community members; documentation of Richardson's personal interest in Maryland's State Board of Morticians; and brochures, magazines, and newspapers.

Generalized information from the College of Engineering. Photos from events hosted by the college, awards presented to students within the Engineering program and the College.

Administrative council minutes from 2003-2004. Books from educational workshop for administrators from 1960-1967. Correspondence from Dean Barbara Stowe from the years 1993-1997.