Annual reports detailing faculty activities, academic programs, and some budgeting information. For the most part these are departmental reports, but they include come created by the dean of the varying divisions in which the department was placed over the years. The reports have been chronologically arranged.

Correspondence in this series relate to the American Home Economics Association, the child daycare center, the graduate office, the dean of education, home economics, Salish Kootenai Community College, etc. The material has been organized alphabetically and then by date.

Materials in this series relate governance of the department. Items included in this series include faculty reports, departmental goals, meeting minutes, committees, inventories, job descriptions, faculty files, etc. The records have been arranged alphabetically and then by date. Folders 5-13 in box 4 have been annotated by Margaret Briggs. Individual faculty files in boxes 6 and 7 have been alphabetically arranged and are restricted due to privacy concerns. Only those files determined after review by the University Archivist to be older than seventy years based on the access request date will be serviced, and all files will be open without restrictions in 2060. Earlier access will be granted to immediate family members and their descendants.

Records in this series pertain to individual undergraduate and graduate students of the Home Economics department and in many cases contain academic rankings and other sensitive information. Other than Folder 48 of Box 7, only those files determined after review by the University Archivist to be older than seventy years based on the access request date will be serviced, and all files will be open without restrictions in 2060. Earlier access will be granted to immediate family members and their descendants. The files have been arranged alphabetically.

Materials in this series relate to associations, clubs, programs, awards, grants, scholarships, budgets, correspondence, minutes, newsletters, conferences, and committees. Other items pertain to home economics courses, workshops, seminars, history, publicity, and research projects. Subjects range from exam results to family life to barley and wheat, to hypertension, to coping methods. Other topics include Native American education, textiles and clothing, family financial stress, vocational education, and recipes. Materials have been grouped by type then by date.

Materials in this series relate to associations, clubs, programs, awards, grants, scholarships, budgets, correspondence, minutes, newsletters, conferences, and committees. Other items pertain to home economics courses, workshops, seminars, history, publicity, and research projects. Subjects range from child development, to nursery school, to resources and training. Other topics include child abuse prevention, moral reasoning, and social skills. Materials have been grouped by type then by date.

Materials in this series relate to budgets and departmental materials. Subjects range from finances, to inventories, to leases, to the home management house and home management infant. Materials have been grouped by type then by date.

Materials in this series relate to budgets, club materials, club history, meetings, newsletters, and publicity. Topics include student members, family planning, and marketing home economics. Materials have been grouped by type then by date.

Materials in this series consist of scrapbooks, a banner, a seal, a sign-in book, halftone letterpress cuts, and menus. Topics include the Montana Home Economics Association, home economics, home management, and home economic graduates. Box 27 contains twelve halftone letterpress cuts that include images of Miss Florence E. Cooper, Dorothy Kimbbler, Herrick Hall-Epsilon Chapter Montana, Alice Branegan, as well as several unidentified images.

Images in this series consist of photographs, safety negatives, glass plate negatives, and 35mm Transparencies. Folders have been arranged by type and then alphabetically. Topics include clubs, faculty, clothing, children, the home management house and infant, nursery school, buildings, home economics, and alumni.

Recordings in this series of VHS recordings, an audio cassette, and a reel-to-reel recording. Materials have been arranged alphabetically. Topics include clothing, textiles, family life, and education.