Box 9

Fliers protesting the construction of the CENTEX gypsum wallboard plant.

Notes by Louise Lamphere, meeting minutes, and flyer for the Bernalillo Candidates Forum for the Bernalillo Town Council.

Letters protesting the construction of the CENTEX gypsum wallboard plant, speech given to the Bernalillo Town Council by Louise Lamphere against the plant, a petition with signatures collected by the Bernalillo Town Council against the plant, and notes by Louise Lamphere from meetings she attended.

Board, annual, and member meetings minutes, articles of incorporation, board election ballots, Save Sandoval Association written policy, correspondence form the president and Louise Lamphere who acted as treasurer.

Correspondence and documentation of income from fund-raising, RESIST, the Sandoval Environmental Action Community, and the IRS.

Correspondence between Louise Lamphere and RESIST about grants as well as copies of the RESIST newsletter. RESIST is a non-profit that provides support for peaceful dissension on social justice issues.

Correspondence and bills to Save Sandoval Association from the Potter & Kelly Law Firm and Hector and Associates Law Firm about legal fees.

Presentation given by Louise Lamphere to P&Z during their meeting on CENTEX about opposing the construction of the wallboard plant.

Newspaper clippings about the CENTEX wallboard plant.

Research on Albuquerque CENTEX Plant including Environmental Improvement Department citations, bankruptcy paperwork, and Release of Plant Mortgage filings.

Draft environmental assessment for proposed Santa Ana Pueblo sublease for the CENTEX wallboard factory and review of the draft, as well as a memo about CENTEX taxes.

Correspondence between Anthropology Department professors who work in the Southwestern United States to organize meetings for a reading group. Includes drafts of members' publications.

Policy for the UNM Anthropology Department on dual/consensual relationships, meaning professional and personal relationships that develop between faculty and between faculty and students. Includes drafts and edits and correspondence about the policy.

Correspondence, notes, and drafts of grants to the National Endowment for the Humanities to reorganize the Anthropology Department and Museum into a program called AnthroMAX. This is being done in order to get a better rating in the National Research Council report on graduate programs.

Post-Tenure review of Louise Lamphere's merit and productivity and the salary raise awarded on the basis of her performance in 2000.

Vision statements for the ethnology, archaeology, and evolutionary anthropology programs and the anthropology department as a whole. Includes notes from Louise Lamphere.

Review of the Alfonso Ortiz Center for Intercultural Studies, includes plans for the 2008-2009 program, Associate Director's Report, budget, and instructions for applying to the Mellon Doctoral Fellowship.

Focus statement for the UNM Anthropology Department's Ethnology Program on policy studies.

Louise Lamphere's notes from the meetings of the editorial board of the Journal of Anthropological Research and a letter from Lawrence Straus about JAR's subscription rates.

Copy of the "Anthropology Underground", a departmental zine from September, 2004.

Correspondence about fund-raising and finances, budgets, and scripts for phone banks making call asking for donations to the UNM Anthropology Department Graduate Student Support Fund leading up to the 75th Jubilee.

Preliminary reports, calendars, correspondence, check registers, scripts for phone banks, and notes and minutes from the 75th Jubilee Committee for the UNM Anthropology Department.

History of the Anthropology Department at UNM as well as an overview of the Archaeology Program's methods and theories which was prepared for the Department's 75th Jubilee.

Newspaper and local publications coverage of the UNM Anthropology Department's 75th Jubilee as well as pamphlets and brochures created by the Department to publicize the event.

Editions of the publication "UNM Anthropology" published through UNM's Anthropology Department and sponsored by UAS and AGSU.