History
The roots of the North Dakota State University [NDSU] Development Foundation can be traced back to April 1948, when the North Dakota Agricultural College [NDAC] Memorial Foundation was incorporated.  This group had the following purposes, as explained in its articles of incorporation:  (1) to promote the research and educational needs, purposes aims, and uses of NDAC, (2) to receive contributions and donations of money and property, (3) to accept assignment of patents from staff members who have invented patentable items, and (4) to purchase, lease, sell, and mortgage property.  It was headed by the NDAC President (an ex officio director) and a group of fourteen elected directors, who elected officers and appointed the Executive Committee.  The Executive Committee was responsible for recommending members to the Memorial Foundation.  In April 1963, the name of the corporation changed to the NDSU Memorial Foundation, reflecting the College's name change.

In early 1961 the NDAC Foundation was formed.  Its objectives were very similar to those of the Memorial Foundation, but the two were not affiliated.  It was managed by the Board of Trustees (commonly referred to as Board of Governors), consisting of ten people with life terms, the NDAC/NDSU President, and the First National Bank and Trust Company of Fargo President.

At the Lake Metigoshe Conference in June 1968, the idea of a program called SU '75 was born.  NDSU President Laurel D. Loftsgard introduced it to the public in April, 1969.  This began as a program of the University rather than of any specific foundation.  SU '75 was a broad-based challenge to NDSU alumni in particular, but to faculty and students as well, to add to and improve the physical facilities of the campus.  This was to happen through a six year, $4 million fund drive.  The SU '75 drive led to the completion of such projects as the Lindsay South Stands at Dacotah Field and the 4-H Conference Center and Family Life Center additions to the Student Union.

In retrospect SU '75 led to enduring physical features of NDSU as well as to a lasting organization.  Although SU '75 originated as a program, it received donations just like the NDSU Memorial Foundation and NDSU Foundation did.  Foreseeing that NDSU's monetary needs would continue after 1975, the SU '75 Board of Trustees created the NDSU Development Foundation, which was incorporated in April, 1971.  The Development Foundation's purpose was to be the official solicitor and receiver of private gifts to NDSU.  SU '75 was its first and foremost project, as well as its model for future fund drives.

In December, 1971, the Memorial Foundation and the NDSU Alumni Achievement Foundation became part of the Development Foundation.  In November, 1972, the NDSU Foundation signed a resolution transferring all of its powers, duties, and funds to the Development Foundation.

The Development Foundation, a not-for-profit corporation, has a Board of Trustees consisting of up to forty elected directors and permanently including the NDSU President and NDSU Alumni Association President.  It also has a professional staff.  The Development Foundation does the following: (1) develops and coordinates NDSU's fundraising program, (2) manages assets such as property and scholarship and teaching endowments, and (3) provides technical and informational expertise to administration, faculty, and staff.

Scope and Contents
The NDSU Development Foundation records consist the following five series:  Memorial Foundation Series, NDSU Foundation Series, SU '75 Series, Development Foundation Series, and Print Materials Series.  The series are separated by topic arranged chronologically, with the exception of the committee sections in the SU `75 and Development Series and the correspondence and memoranda sections of the Development Foundation Series, which are arranged alphabetically.

The NDSU Memorial Foundation Series spans the years 1948 to 1971.  The documents and correspondence regarding the Casselton Seed Farm and the YMCA of NDSU might be of particular interest.  The Memorial Foundation purchased the Seed Farm in 1949 for $21,060, and today this farm continues to thrive as a major location of NDSU crop seed research.  In 1958, the YMCA of NDSU deeded the lot at the corner of Twelfth Avenue North and Thirteenth Street North (currently University Drive) to the Memorial Foundation with the stipulation that a non-denominational church would be constructed on the property within five years.  The church was not built and, when other circumstances complicated the situation, a trial followed.
The NDSU Foundation Series covers the years 1961 to 1972.  It contains much more thorough financial information than does the Memorial Foundation Series.  It also contains the resolutions that established and dissolved the NDSU Foundation.

The SU '75 Series includes the years 1968 to 1975.  This project is very well-documented, containing extensive information on its background, Board of Trustees, committees, task forces, and general fund raising activities.  Task Force D is discussed thoroughly, with records showing it was responsible for providing a description of the NDSU campus and all of its colleges.  Both the Board of Trustees and donors could become more familiar with the face of NDSU through Task force D's efforts.  The records within the Background and Highlights Sub-series are particularly helpful in understanding SU `75.

The Development Foundation Series spans the years 1975 to circa early 1990s.  Records of the Development Foundation between the years 1971 and 1975 were placed in the SU '75 Series because SU '75 was the project that received all money donated to the Development Foundation in those years.  Also, the By-Laws can be found in the appendix of the Memorial Foundation's Bound Minutes, Articles of Incorporation, By-Laws, and General Documents.

The Print Materials Series, spanning the years 1963 to present, is an artificially created series of brochures, flyers, form letters, news releases, publications, etc., created by or for SU '75 and the Development Foundation.  Perhaps the most useful item here is the monograph titled "There is No Right Time to Give...The Time is now."  It explicitly dates, explains, and illustrates the highlights and accomplishments of and people involved in SU '75.  In essence, it synthesizes all other information on SU '75 contained in the Development Foundation Records.  There is also a valuable scrapbook pertaining to the Centennial Campaign for NDSU from 1986-1990.  It contains print materials used for the campaign.  The Honor Roll of Contributors contained in this series is also located in catalogued form in the University Archives, LD3995.H66.  The roll for 1989-1990 is missing.

The $75 Million Momentum Campaign (2002-2005) records – “Among its many objectives, Momentum seeks to raise more than $30 million for student scholarships. It provides for a $13 million building for the College of Business Administration. It has a goal of $10.5 million for new teaching endowments. Momentum seeks $10 million in contributions to the Annual Fund, which gives the university financial flexibility to put technology in the classroom, purchase laboratory equipment, bring respected lecturers to campus and assist graduate students in their research. The campaign also seeks to raise $1.5 million for projects at the Equine Center, $1.5 million for the NDSU Libraries and $8 million for the Bison Sports Arena project.” (It’s Happening, October 25, 2005)

Separation Record

The following artifacts and photographic items have been removed from the NDSU Development Foundation records and placed in the University Archives Artifact and Photograph collections:

NDAC/NDSU Artifact Collection
3 SU `75 buttons, Box 1, Folder 76
1 NDSU Celebration! Volunteer button, Box 1, Folder 68
Champagne flues (4) – Momentum Campaign (2005), Box 92


Photographs (University Archives Photograph Collection, Development Foundation [Dde83])
108 photographs of Development Foundation, Dde83; SU `75 Groups,
Dde83-S93; SU `75 Portraits, Dde83-S96; and 25th Anniversary Celebration, Dde83-A6


See Also: the Katherine Kilbourne Burgum Collection, the Development Foundation Series, Boxes 3 & 4

Processed by Tricia Velure, Graduate Assistant
Winter, 1997-1998 - rev. 11/98, 12/02, 4/05, 1/06


Box/Folder Contents

1/1 Finding Aid and Historical Material

Memorial Foundation Series
1/2 Bound Minutes, Articles of Incorporation, By-Laws, and General Documents, 1948-1971
1/3 Contractual Documents of Casselton Seed Farm, 1949
1/4 Scholarship Agreements, 1964
1/5 YMCA Agreement, 1958
1/6 YMCA Leases, 1960, 1967
1/7 Summons in YMCA Case, 1967
1/8 “YMCA of NDSU Files Suit on University Dr. Property,” Fargo Forum, 1967

      Correspondence
1/9 Casselton Seed Farm, 1950-1959
1/10 Scholarship and Loan Funds, 1963-1971
1/11 YMCA Property Use, 1957-1969
1/12 General, 1950-1971

NDSU Foundation Series
1/13 Background, 1961-1962
1/14 Booklet of Agenda, Minutes, Correspondence, and Financial Statements, 1968-1970
1/15 Resolution Amending the NDSU Foundation and Declaration of Trust, 1968
1/16 Board of Governor’s Resolution to Dissolve NDSU Foundation, 1972
1/17 Annual Report, 1967
1/18 Annual Trust Fund Report, 1963-1964
1/19 Annual Meeting Minutes, 1968, 1970
1/20 Investment Reviews, 1972

SU ‘75 Series - Background and Highlights
2/1 Lake Metigoshe Conference, 1968
2/2 Summary Report of the Lake Metigoshe Conference, 1968
2/3 “Presenting SU ‘75: A Program of Purpose, Performance, Action,” c.1969
2/4,2/5 Introduction of SU ‘75, building proposals, and task forces, c. early 1970s
2/6 - 2/8 Highlights and History, c. early 1970s
SU ’75 buttons removed to artifact collection
3/1 Alumni Chairman Information Manual, c. early 1970s

      Board of Trustees
3/2 Proceedings, September 12, 1970
3/3 Report on Medora Meeting, 1971
3/4 Minutes, 1973-1974
3/5 The State of the University Address by President Loftsgaard, 1972
3/6 Speech by President Loftsgaard to Board of Trustees, 1975
3/7 Letter to the Editor, 1975
3/8 Correspondence, 1970-1975
3/9 Memoranda, 1970-1975
3/10 Building and Addition Proposals, c. early 1970s

     Financial Records
3/11, 3/12 Rueben Askanase Transaction Registers, 1970-1974
3/13 Financial Reports, 1973-1975

     Committees
3/14 Executive Committee Minutes, 1972-1975
3/15 Fargo-Moorhead Steering Committee Correspondence, 1970
3/16 Finance and Investment Committee Minutes, 1974-1975
3/17 Finance and Investment Committee Reports, 1974-1975
3/18 Goals Committee Correspondence, 1969
3/19 Goals Committee Memoranda, 1970
3/20 Industrial Advisory Committee Minutes, 1971-1972
3/21 Industrial Advisory Committee Correspondence, 1971- 1974
3/22 Nominating Committee Report, 1974

      Correspondence
3/23 1970
4/1 1971

     Task Forces
4/2 Memoranda, 1969
4/3 Task Force D, Bound Information on Campus and
Colleges, 1969

      Fund Raising Activities
4/4 Fargo-Moorhead Campaign, c. early 1970s
4/5 Regional Campaigns, A-L, c. early 1970s
4/6 Regional Campaigns, M-Z, c. early 1970s
4/7 Pledges, Gifts, and Prospective Contributors, 1975
4/8 Entering the Home Stretch Report, 1975
4/9 Unity Trail Program, 1971
4/10 Press Release on SU ‘75 Goal, 1975
4/11 Prospects, Contacts, c. early 1970s

4/12 Scrapbook of Regional Campaigns, c. late 1960s - early 1970s

Development Foundation Series

     Board of Directors
5/1 Minutes, 1977-1979
5/2 Minutes, 1980-1981
5/3 Medora Attendance List, 1978
5/4 Membership Lists, 1978, 1979
5/5 Biographical Sketches, 1982
5/6 Houston Meeting, 1982
5/7 NDSU Meeting, 1982

      Reports
5/8 Deferred Gifts, c. 1970s
5/9 Financial Reports, 1975-1979, 1981
5/10 Bound Financial Statements, 1978-1979
5/11 Proposal to Build Alumni/Faculty Center, c. late 1970’s
5/12 Voluntary Support for NDSU, c. late 1970’s
5/13 Graver Hotel Reports, 1976-1978
5/14 North Dakota School of Religion Report, 1976
5/15 North Dakota Higher Education Conference Proposal, 1977
5/16 Proposal to Increase Funding for Merit Program and Scholars Fund, 1977
5/17 Synopsis of Development Study for NDSU, 1977
5/18 Music Building Fund Drive Update, 1978
5/19 Development Foundation Honor Scholarships, 1979
5/20 Property Report, 1979
5/21 Special Planning Meeting Report, 1980
5/22 Direct Mail Campaign, 1982
5/23 Annual Report, 1988-1989

      Committees
5/24 Executive Committee Minutes, 1976-1982
5/25 Executive Committee Meetings and Action Taken, 1977
5/26 Graver Hotel Committee Minutes, 1977-1982
5/27 Music Education Center Steering Committee Minutes, 1978
5/28 Scholarship and Faculty Development Committee Minutes, 1977
5/29 Search Committee Minutes, 1979
5/30 Task Force Committee Minutes, 1976
5/31 University Promotion and Public Relations Committee Minutes, 1977
5/32 University Promotion and Public Relations Committee Reports, c. late 1970’s
5/33 Committee Membership List, 1978
5/33a Grants and Awards Committee – Agenda – October 20, 2005

     Correspondence
5/34 Carillon, 1976-1977
5/35 Music Building, 1977-1981
5/36 Welk-Loftsgaard, 1978, 1982
6/1 General, 1976-1979
6/2 General, 1980-1982

     Memoranda
6/3 Music Building, 1978-1980
6/4 NDSU Research Computer Committee, c. late 1980’s- early 1990’s
6/5 General, 1975-1981

      Fund Raising Activities
6/6 Fossum Foundation, c. late 1970’s
6/7 Planning and Building Committee for the Music Department, 1977
6/8 Scholarship Funds Financial Update, 1977-1978
6/9 Charitable Giving Course, 1982

Print Material Series

7/1 SU ’75 and Development Foundation Activities – General Development Office-Memos (3) to Faculty, Staff and Friends “Bird-Dogging Development Funds-A Progress Report for Friends of North Dakota State University- 1963, 1964
7/2 Laurel D. Loftsgard Inauguration - program - April 11, 1969
7/3 News Clippings - The Spectrum
*SU ‘75 Committee Lays Future University Plans - 7/3/69
*Where Do We Go From Here - 3/12/70
*Areas of Concern: Future Problems and Programs-
3/12/70
*Students Participate in SU ‘75 Drives - 10/20/70
7/4 “Margin for Excellence and Opportunity” -folder, brochure- 1969
7/5 “Project SU ‘75: What’s It All About?” -mailer-1969
7/6 NDSU v. UND souvenir program, containing “Project SU ‘75: What’s It All About” - 1969
7/7 News Clippings- Bison Briefs
*Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Askanase Make $100,000 Contribution -1969
*To Launch SU ‘75- Camups Fund Drive Nets $150,000 Initially- 1970
*Gifts, Pledges, Pass $500,000 Mark- 1971
*Untitled- 1971
7/8 News Clippings - The Forum
*Former Fargoans Donate $100,000 to Spark SU Drive - 12/14/69
*Forum Advertising News Salutes … c. early 1970s
*NDSU Given $300,000 Art Building Gift - c.
early 1970s
*Three Days of Meetings to Launch $4,000,000
SU ‘75 Fund Drive - 3/8/70
*Total Involvement Aim of Askanase in SU ’75 Drive- 3/17/70
*Askanase Heads NDSU’s $4 Million Fund Drive- 3/17/70
*SU ’75 Board to Make Plans for $4 Million Fund Drive- 9/10/70
*Robert Dawson Heads F-M Area SU Drive-
9/13/70
*SU ’75 Board Begins Work- 9/13/70
*SU ‘75 Gifts Announced for Projects - 9/14/70
*SU ‘75 Board Begins Work - 10/10/70
*Faculty Wives Club Sponsors SU Expo -
10/18/70
*Two Fund Drives Open Together - 10/25/70
*SU ‘75 Leaders to seek $1.5 Million in F-M Drive- 1/3/71
*SU ‘75 Cabaret Set for FM Area Alumni - 2/14/71
*Local SU ‘75 Kickoff Wednesday- 2/15/71
*SU ‘75 Leaders Announced in FM - 2/21/71 *SU ‘75 Gets $100,000 Boost - 3/7/71 *$90,000 Added to SU ‘75 Drive- 3/17/71
*SU ‘75 Business Fund Drive Hits $303,500 -
3/22/71
*Governor Guy Helps Launch SU ‘75 Drive -
3/26/71
*Alumni Hit 37% - 3/31/71
*SU Campaign 1/3 Reached – 4/2/71
*SU ‘75 Drive Hits Third of FM Goal - 4/6/71
*FM SU75 Drive Hits $548,376 - 4/8/71
*$50,000 FM Gift to SU Announced - 4/15/71
*Business Unit Adds $83,418 to SU ‘75 - 4/24/71
*SU75 Drive Here Hits $800,494 - 4/30/71
*Business Division of SU ‘75 Gains - 5/8/71
*SU 75 Surpasses $1 million – 5/14/71
*Meeting at Medora – 7/29/71
*NDSU Alumni Forms Development Panel-
8/15/71
*Beckwiths Give NDSU $68,000 - 1/8/72 *NDSU Fund given $11.750 - 1/25/72 *Askanase Says He Won’t Get in Manager’s Way- 2/4/72
*SU ‘75 Comes First- 2/4/72
*SU Development Unit to Meet at Houston- 6/1/72
*Gallagher Elected President of SU Foundation Board- 6/11/72
*Development Foundation Coordinator – 1/3/73
*Development Foundation Connects w/ Homecoming – 10/15/73
*$100,000 for FLC – 7/1/74
*Development Unit at NDSU Enters Its Sixth Year- 7/7/75
*NDSU Fund Drive Hits $4,000,000 Goal - c.1975
*$25,000 given to scholarship unit at NDSU- 8/28/77
7/9 SU ‘75 “Newsletter” - mailer - c. early 1970s
7/10 “Memorial Opportunities” - pamphlet - c. early 1970s
7/11 “The Value of Giving” - booklet - c. early 1970s
7/12 “Dedication of the Fieldhouse” - program - October 10, 1970
7/13 Meeting Notice and Program - Bismarck Alumni Organization Meeting - November 12, 1970
7/14 “SU ‘75: Tell ‘Em! Sell ‘Em See ‘Em” - instructional handout for campaign workers -c. early 1970’s
7/15, 7/16 The Forum supplement on SU ‘75- 1970
7/17 “Not Content to Be Content” -brochure- c. 1970-1971
7/17a “It’s Up to Us” – Medora Meeting Program – Aug. 1971
7/18 News Clippings - West Fargo Pioneer
*West Fargoans Head Local Drive for SU75 - 2/24/71
*Local NDSU Alumni Prepare for Drive - 3/10/71
7/19 “The SU ‘75 Voice” - mailers - 1971
7/20 Years of Transition: A University Emerges - 1972
7/21 It’s Happening At State - 1971-1973
7/22 SU ‘75 brochure- 1973
7/23 “What NDSU Needs” - factsheet – 1975, A Report to Our Stockholders - brochure
7/24 “There is No Right Time to Give... The Time is Now” - monograph -1975
7/25 Invitation from President Loftsgaard to Development Foundation Board for lunch, 1975
7/26 SU ‘75...onto the home stretch -mailers, brochures- 1975
7/27 Update- income and expenditures as of 9/1/1977
7/28 President’s Agriculture Club - brochures, invitations to join, It’s Happening articles - 1970s & 1980s
7/29 Music Education Center-invitations-1978, 1982
7/30 Charitable Giving Through Life Insurance -ca. 1980
7/31 Election of Officers- 1980, 1981
7/32 Development Foundation Board Dinner menu- 1981
7/33 Century II Campaign/Fund- brochures, news clippings, solicitation letters, pledge cards, and flyers- 1981-1997
7/34 Alumni Recognition Banquet Invitation- 1982, Program - 1977
7/35 Seasons Greetings- Alumni/Development Foundation- 1985
7/36 Talk - Bill Marcil, Chairman of the Board, Great North Dakota Association - Talk prepared for North Dakota State University Development Centennial Campaign - 1986
7/37 Centennial Committee - memos, surveys, invitations, brochure, booklet- The Centennial Campaign for NDSU, Team Maker manual, Proposal for an Indoor Pool - 1986
7/38 Senior Challenge - Development Foundation and Mortar Board – 1987, 1988, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1993
7/39 Memorial Gift Program – 1988, 2003
7/40 20th Anniversary Banquet - 1989
7/41 Giving Through Your Will - Development Foundation - 1991
7/42 The NDSU/3M Challenge Program - Development - 1992
7/43 NDSU Development Foundation Gift Annuity - 1992, 1993
7a/1 “NDSU Football Reunion: Celebrating a Century of Excellence” - brochure - 1994
7/45 Odney Award for Excellence in Teaching – flyer, brochures – 1989, 1992, 1995
7a/1 Celebrating a Century of Excellence – Football Reunion – brochure – 1994
7a/2 Odney Award for Excellence in Teaching - 1995
7a/3 NDSU Development Foundation 25th Anniversary Celebration - program - October 5, 1995
7a/4 A Night of Stars - NDSU Development Foundation Recognition Dinner - 9/19/96
7a/5 Planned Giving - n.d., Gift Annuity Program, n.d., 2003; Visionary, n.d.
7a/6 Commemorative Opportunity - Presented to Robert L. Perkins - Development Foundation - n.d.
7a/7 Century II - $20,000,000 Campaign: general information,
scholarship endowment, prospectus - 1997-98
7a/9 Class of 1967 Memorial Scholarship Committee – 1997
7a/10 Entrance with Honors Scholarship – n.d.
7a/11 1996 3m Grant
7a/12 1998 Grants & Awards - flyer
7a/13 Building Opportunities - 1998
7a/14 Annual Fund - stationery & envelope; Parent’s Fund - envelope - 1999
7/a15 Heritage Society - brochure – 1999
7a/16 Family Weekend Scholars’ Reception, Honor and Presidential Scholars’ Reception – 2000
7a/17 Development Foundation Folders (empty) – 2003
7a/18 Celebration of Faculty Excellence – 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005
7a/19 Development Foundation Request for Payment – n.d.
7a/20 Peter McKenzie Endowment -2003
7a/21 President’s Convocation – 2nd & 3rd – 1999, 2000

Momentum $75 million Campaign Series

7a/22 Campaign Planning Study Report – October 2002
7a/23 Momentum Campaign – CD – 2005
7a/24 Momentum Campaign – packet – February 2005
7a/25 Momentum Campaign – informational brochure – February 2005
7a/26 Momentum Campaign – envelope – 2005
7a/27 Momentum Campaign – employee pledge materials – April 2005
7a/28 Momentum Campaign – employee thank you and bookmark – June
2005
7a/29 Momentum Campaign – employee pledges by units
7a/30 Momentum Campaign – Announcement Celebration – October 2005 [Note: champagne flues in NDSU Artifact Collection]

Honor Roll of Contributors

8/1 Honor Roll of Contributors - 1982 - 1983
8/1a Honor Roll of Contributors - 1983 - 1984
8/2 Honor Roll of Contributors - 1985 - 1986
8/3 Honor Roll of Contributors - 1986 - 1987
8/4 Honor Roll of Contributors - 1987 - 1988
8/5 Honor Roll of Contributors - 1988 – 1989
8/5a Honor Roll of Contributors – 1990-1991
8/6 Honor Roll of Contributors - 1991 - 1992
8/7 Honor Roll of Contributors - 1992 - 1993
8/8 Honor Roll of Contributors - 1993 - 1994
8/9 Honor Roll of Contributors - 1994 - 1995
8/10
8/11 Honor Roll of Contributors - 1996-1997
8/12
8/13
8/14

Bison Bidders Bowl

8/15 Bison Bidders Bowl I - 1982
8/15a Bison Bidders Bowl II - 1983
8/15b Bison Bidders Bowl III - 1984
8/16 Bison Bidders Bowl IV - 1985
8/17 Bison Bidders Bowl V - 1986
8/18 Bison Bidders Bowl VI - 1987
8/19 Bison Bidders Bowl VII- 1988
9/1 Bison Bidders Bowl VIII - 1989
9/1a Bison Bidders Bowl - 1990
9/2 Bison Bidders Bowl - 1991
9/2a Bison Bidders Bowl - 1992
9/2b Bison Bidders Bowl - 1993
9/3 Bison Bidders Bowl -1994
9/4 Bison Bidders Bowl - 1995
9/5 Bison Bidders Bowl - 1996
9/6 Bison Bidders Bowl - 1997
9/7 Bison Bidders Bowl - 1998
9/8 Bison Bidders Bowl - 1999
9/9 Bison Bidders Bowl – 2000
9/10 Bison Bidders Bowl - 2001

President’s Medallion Societies (President’s Medallion Society was created in 1981 by President Loftsgard and the NDSU Development Foundation)

10/1 President’s Medallion Societies - 1986 -1987
10/2 President’s Medallion Societies - 1987 -1988
10/3 President’s Medallion Societies - 1988 -1989
10/4 President’s Medallion Societies - 1989 -1990
10/5 President’s Medallion Societies - 1990 -1991
10/6 President’s Medallion Societies - 1991 -1992
10/7 President’s Medallion Societies - 1992 -1993
10/8 President’s Medallion Societies – 1993-1994
10/9 President’s Medallion Societies - 1994 -1995
10/10 President’s Medallion Societies - 1995 -1996
10/11 President’s Medallion Societies - 1996 -1997
10/12
10/13 Recognition Societies – 1998-1999
10/14 Recognition Societies – 1999-2000
10/15 Recognition Societies – 2000-2001
10/16 Recognition Societies – 2001-2002
10/17 Recognition Societies – 2002-2003
10/18 Recognition Societies Program - 2004

Publications

10a/1 Goals of the University: A Report of the Presidents Committee on Goals - Fall, 1970
AMICUS - Summer, 1980; Autumn, 1980; Spring, 1981
10a/2 Opportunities – Fall 1985
10a/3 Opportunities - Spring/Fall/Winter 1986
10a/4 Opportunities – Spring/Fall/Winter, 1987
10a/5 Opportunities - Fall, 1990
10a/6 Opportunities – Fall/Winter, 1991
10a/7 Opportunities – Spring, 1992

10a/8 Report to Investors - 1995-1996
10a/9 Report to Investors – 1998
10a/10 Report to Investors – 1999
10a/11 Report to Investors – 2000
10a/12 Report to Investors – 2002
10a/13 Report to Investors – 2003
10a/14 Report to Investors – 2004
10a/15 Report to Investors - 2005
10a/16

10a/17 (no folder) - binder - Market Research Feasibility Study; Guide to establishing successful programs - April, 1993
10a/18 Plan for Growth and Reorganization for the NDSU Development Foundation/Alumni Association – December 1994
11/1 Scrapbook - Centennial Campaign for NDSU - c.1986-1990
12/1 Scrapbook – Development Foundation 20th Anniversary –1989 (1964-1993)

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