Lectures in various topics related to biology and society, including the biology of man, man's diseases, agriculture, technology, economics, medicine, vision and perception, and computers.

Memoranda, notes, correspondence, reports, publications, keypunch cards, and printouts document the development of academic computing, especially in the field of user services at Cornell University.

Notebook with Office of Computer Services descriptions and procedures and a staff list. Also a manual "for the use of the operator of LOPAC, a pseudo-accounting system for broadcast stations.

Includes correspondence, memos, meeting minutes, proposals, budget material, photographs, Project Ezra and Project Mandarin records, John Rudan's files and other records that document the history of computing at Cornell University.