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-North Grinnell Historic District (CD-R of photographs), no date
-My College Days (1931), George Cushman, 10 minutes
-Compilation: Grinnell College Glee Club and Choir, 1949; Grinnell College Men's Glee Club, 1956-1957
-Grinnell College Men's Glee Club, 1956-1957 (audio CD), 2 copies
-Compilation: "Through Campus Ways" 40 minutes; "Silver Dollar Story" 23 min., 1957
-Compilation: "Broadway Revue" (1973), 17 minutes; "Change in the Making" (1967 admission film),
-30 minutes Central Park PowerPoint Presentation, Iowa Architectural Foundation, June 2005 (CD-RW)
-Center for Prairie Studies: "Prairie Through the Seasons", February 2007 (DVD of photos and music)
-ACES (Adult Community Exploration Series) Lesley Wright 6/27/2007
-Sounds of Grinnell: Jewel of the Prairie (audio CD)
-Volume One, 2008 ACES (Adult Community Exploration Series) Sandy Moffett 6/24/2009
-Center for Prairie Studies/Grinnell Regional Medical Center Seniors Education Program: "Prairie Jewels of the Grinnell Area" by Larissa Mottl, Biological Field Station Manager, 8/31/2009
-Rosenfield Program: Barry Zigas '73: "The Mortgage and Financial Meltdown, Its Causes and the Public Policy Response"; Round Table Discussion: "Thirty Years of the Rosenfield Program"; 10/01/2009
-2009 ACES (Adult Community Exploration Series): Sandy Moffett
-2009 ACES (Adult Community Exploration Series) Karla Erickson (1 of 2)
-2009 ACES (Adult Community Exploration Series) Karla Erickson (2 of 2)
-2009 ACES (Adult Community Exploration Series) Bill Ferguson (1 of 2)
-2009 ACES (Adult Community Exploration Series) Bill Ferguson (2 of 2) -Rosenfield Program: Caroll Bogert: "How the Collapse of the U.S. Media is Affecting Human Rights"; "The War on Terror and Human Rights: Obama's Record So Far"; 9/23/2009 and 9/24/2009
-Rosenfield Program: Panel Discussion: "Flagging National Identity", 10/27/2009
-Rosenfield Program: Dr. John Stoessinger '50: "From the Holocaust to Grinnell: Reflections of a Holocaust Survivor", 11/2/2009
-Rosenfield Program: Ambassador Asher Naim: "The Behind the Scenes Story of Operation Solomon: The Exodus of Ethiopian Jews to Israel", 11/30/2009
-Rosenfield Program: "Rights and the Environment": Michelle Leighton, "Protecting Our Human Rights in a Climate-Changed World"; Kent Redford, "Second Nature: the Value of Conservation After the Death of Nature"; 11/10 2009 and 11/12/2009
-Rosenfield Program: "Rights and the Environment": Mara Goldman, "Strangers in Their Own Land: Maasai and Wildlife 'Conservation' in Northern Tanzania"; Stephen Gardiner, "Climate Justice"; 11/10/2009 and 11/11/2009
-Rosenfield Program: "Rights and the Environment": David Cantor '77, "Earth's Best Hope: Rights of All Animals"; David Worster, "On John Muir's Trail: Nature and Society in an Age of Liberal Principals"; 11/12/2009
-Rosenfield Program: "The Meanings of Postville: A Discussion of Immigration, Labor, and Religion in Rural Iowa": Author's Forum; Panel Discussion; 2/23/2010
-Rosenfield Program: "Understanding the Economic Crisis: The Romantic Economist on Why Models Failed Us", Richard Bronk, 3/08/2010
-Rosenfield Program: "How National Sovereignty Promotes Human Rights", Ted Bromund '91, 3/9/2010
-McKibben Lecture: Gerald Lalonde, 4/29/2010
-Center for Prairie Studies: "Global Farmers Leading the Way: Increasing Productivity, Reducing Ecological Impact, Improving Lives" 10/12/2010
-Corn Belts: Iowa and International Agriculture, "The Origin, Production, and Utilization of Corn", Kendall Lamkey / "View from the Campo: Traditional Maize Agriculture in Oaxaca, Mexico", Daniela Solieri, 11/16/2010 and 11/17/2010
-Corn Belts: Iowa and International Agriculture, "Rivers of Gold: Where Does Corn Flow and Does it Make , Sense?", C. Ford Runge / "Corn: Africa's Story in Four Acts" by James McCann, 11/17/2010
-Corn Belts: Iowa and International Agriculture, Panel: The Business of Corn (Jon Andelson, Mark Dimit, Craig Lang, Matias Mino) / Fred Kirschenmann, "Corn and the Sustainability of Iowa Agriculture", 11/18/2010
-"Political coverage: who are the media talking to?" Richard Benedetto, Woodrow Wilson Visiting Fellow, May 2011.
-"What it's like to cover the White House." Richard Benedetto, Woodrow Wilson Visiting Fellow, May 2011.
-U.S. Immigration Policy Symposium, including: "A nation of immigrants?" by Mae Ngai; "Asylum: sweet philosophy, sour myth, bitter reality," by Jeffrey Heller. April 11-14, 2011
-U.S. Immigration Policy Symposium, "Mass immigration vs. modern society," by Mark Krikorian. April 11-14, 2011
-Convocation 9/14/2006 Claude Steele.
-Convocation 10/17/2006 Dr. Natalie Hahn.
-Convocation 11/02/2006.
-Convocation 11/16/2006.
-Convocation 2/15/2007 Kevin O'Brien.
-Convocation 9/7/2006 Russell K. Osgood (2 copies).
-Convocation 4/26/2007 Marcia Colish.
-Convocation 2/22/2007 Rosemary Garland-Thomson.
-Convocation 3/1/2007 Jackie Brown.
-Convocation 3/15/2007 Lonnie G. Bunch III.
-Convocation 4/12/2007 Jennifer Doyle

Robert Thurman. Gates Lecture. Oct 8 1980. Herrick Rededication. Nov 6, 1980. Susan Stamberg. Time-Life Speaker. Feb 23 1981. Shirley Williams. European-American Relations. Presidential Election Year. April 9 1980. Herbert Brown. From Little Acorns to Tall Oaks. March 11 1981. Michael Gartner. President and Editor DM R&T, Jour, Wksh. April 15 1981. Dick Gilbert '81 Memorial Service. Herrick. Sept 30 1981. William Cross, Cornell University. BCW Lecture. Black Identity... Oct 28 1982. Gary Hart. Presidential Candidate. Program in Practical Political Education. April 15 1983. Robert Noyce. Speech at Chamber of Commerce. Nov 4 1983. Sports Symposium: The Meaning of the Four Minute Mile. April 5 1984. Sports Syposium: Sports and the National Character. April 5 1984. Sports Symposium: End of Politicizing Sports and beginning of Amateur and Professional. April 6 1984. Sports Symposium: The Olympics: Mtyh and Reality. April 6 1984. Sports Symposium: Politicizing Sports: Who, when, why? April 6 1984. Soprts Symposium: Michael Novak. April 6 1984. Fazlur Rahman. Gates Lecture. April 25 1984. Seymour Siegel. Gates Lecture. April 25 1984.

-Convocation 9/20/07 Carl Zulauf.
-Convocation 9/27/07 Chandra Talpade Mohanty.
-Convocation 10/11/07 Wendy Kopp.
-Convocation 11/1/07 Daniel Callahan.
-Convocation 11/8/07 William Connolly.
-Convocation 2/7/08 Sarah Purcell '92.
-Convocation 3/13/08 Manning Marable.

• Convocation 2/14/08 Brenda Brueggemann (2 DVDs).
  -Convocation 2/21/08 Deborah Meier.
  -Convocation 4/3/08 Thomas Berger.
  -Convocation 4/10/08 Lawrence Grossberg.
  -Convocation 4/24/08 Ed Hirsch.
  -Convocation 9/4/08 Russell Osgood.
  -Convocation 9/18/08 Juan Cole.
  -Convocation 9/25/08 Adrienne Rich.
  -Convocation 10/9/08 Roger Shimomura (3 DVDs).
  -Convocation 10/30/08 Thomas Melia.
  -Convocation 11/6/08 Rebecca Goldstein.
  -Convocation 2/26/09 Douglas L. Wilson.
  -Convocation 3/12/09 Michael Berube.
  -Convocation 4/9/09 David Bailey.
  -Convocation 9/3/09 Lynn Hunt.
  -Convocation 2/11/10 Leon Bostein.
  -Convocation 3/11/10 Leslie Marmon Silko.
  -Convocation 11/19/09 David Sloan Wilson.
  -Convocation 2/18/10 Tom Rosenstiel.
  -Convocation 4/29/10 James E. Young.
  -Convocation 4/28/11 Yusef Komunyakaa.

-New Faces in Iowa. The Challenges and Prospects Created by Recent Immigration. Panel Discussion: "Iowa as Seen Through the Eyes of Newcomers" 11/7/01
-New Faces in Iowa: The Challenges and Prospects Created by Recent Immigration. Scholar's Convocation. 11/18/01
-New Faces in Iowa: The Challenges and Prospects Created by Recent Immigration. Lecture: Professor Mark Grey: The New Iowans: The Historic and Economic Context for Recent Immigration. 11/8/01
-New Faces in Iowa: The Challenges and Prospects Created by Recent Immigration. Panel: Challenges and Prospects. 11/8/01
-"The Changing Structure of Agriculture in Iowa" by Michael Duffy. Cosponsored by League of Women Voters. 2/25/02
-Wildflower Walk at CERA with Larissa Mottl 4/23/02
-"Mis"Perceiving our Native Ecosystem throught the Lens of English by Gerald Wilhelm, Vice President Conservation Design Forum. Elmhurst, IL 9/19/02
-A Walking Tour of the New Athletic Complex and Prairie Plants, Mike Burt and Larissa Mottl 10/4/02
-"The Present Status and Future Possibilities of Passenger Rail Travel in Iowa" by Henry Wulff, President, Railroad Passengers Association of Iowa 10/10/02
-American Dreamer: The Legacy of Henry A. Wallace in Agriculture & Progressive Politics. "A World of Abundance: The Vision of Henry A. Wallace." John Culver, Former US Senator. 11/13/02
-American Dreamer: The Legacy of Henry A. Wallace in Agriculture & Progressive Politics. Panel Discussion: "Wallace's Legacy for Agriculture." Panelists: William Ambrose, Arnold Lee, Frank Holdmeyer, & Eugene Lang 11/14/02
-American Dreamer: The Legacy of Henry A. Wallace in Agriculture & Progressive Politics. Panel Discussion: Wallace's Legacy for Progressive Politics. Panelists: Ed Fallon & Kent Newman. 11/14/02
-Center for Prairie Studies. "Habitat Restoration and Protection on Private Land." March 25, 2003.
-[label mostly gone] Community Speaker Series.
-Center for Prairie Studies. Prairie Plantings: Peter and Kathy Jacobson home and the Grinnell College Athletic Facility Complex. September 23, 2003.
-Center for Prairie Studies Program: Fall Prairie Walk at CERA. September 29, 2003.
-Center for Prairie Studies Program: Contemporary Prairie-Style Landscaping by Wayne Peterson. September 30, 2003.

-"Roots of Prairie-Style Landscaping by Dr. William Tishler" 9/30/03
-Roots of Renewal Community Speakers Series: "Prairie Redux: Images of Renewal in the Midwest" by Dr. Joni Kinsey 11/3/03
-Roots of Renewal Community Speakers Series: "Global Forces, Immigration, and Living the American Dream in Iowa" by Dr. Anne Woodrick 11/10/03
-Roots of Renewal Community Speakers Series: "nostalgia vs. Realism: What Can We Learn from Images of Iowa in Popular Films?" 11/13/03
-The 9th Annual Local Foods Conference: Guest Speakers Robert Wolf and Tom Lacina 2/7/04
-What We Eat: Today's Industrial Food System: Problems and Solutions, "Power in the Food System: Who Has It?" by Mary Hendrickson 3/30/04
-What We Eat: Today's Industrial Food System: Problems and Solutions, "The Industrialization of Agriculture: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly" by Fred Kirschenmann 3/30/2004
-What We Eat: Today's Industrial Food System: Problems and Solutions, "A Grounded Life: The Culture and Practice of Agrarianism" by Eric Freyfogel 3/31/04 -What We Eat: Today's Industrial Food System: Problems and Solutions, "Fighting for a New Food Future" by Andrew Kimbrell 3/31/04
-What We Eat: Today's Industrial Food System: Problems and Solutions, Scholars Convocation: "Globalization for Whom?" by Francis Moore-Lappee 4/1/2004
-What We Eat: Today's Industrial Food System: Problems and Solutions, "Rescuing Heirloom Farm Crops" by Kent Whealy 4/1/2004
-Center for Prairie Studies Open House, Moffett, Kessler, & Grinnell College Athletic Complex, 8/1/04
-Tour of Farms: Bryan and Donna Davis, Brent Schlenker 8/28/04
-Tour of Farms: The Cherry Creek Vineyard - Paul and Jean Groben 9/11/2004 -Prairie Walking Tour 4/19/2005

-Convocation 4/8/10 Dame Evelyn Glennie.
-Convocation 4/29/10 Russell K. Osgood.
-Convocation 5/6/10 Catherine Keller.
-Senior Showcase 2010.
-Convocation Dr. Raynard Kington 9/2/10.
-Convocation 9/30/10 Geradine Richard (2 DVDs).
-Esperanza Spalding Grinnell College 12/8/10.
-Convocation Mark Juergensmeyer 3/3/11.
-Convocation May Ngji 4/14/11.
-Phi Beta Kappa Induction/Jane Ginsburg Convocation 4/21/11.
-Convocation 4/28/11 Yusef Komunyakaa.
-Russell K. Osgood Inauguration 10/10/98.
-Science Dedication Panel.
-Noyce Dedication Luncheon.
-Noyce Dedication 10/4/08.
-Rosenfield Dedication. Rosenfield Dedication Dinner 10/06/06.
-Kershaw Dedication.
-Kershaw Plaque Pictures.
-Darby Dedication Slide Show.
-Walter Netsch CD.
-Grinnell Campus Center 2005.
-Jerry Lalonde Part 2 7/12.
-Aces Progarm August 2006.
-Convocation 9/29/05 James Cuno.
-Baccalaureate 2007.
-Commencement 2007.
-McKibben Memorial Service 2/23/08.
-Commencement 2006.
-Joe Rosenfield '25.
-The Resergence of Anti-Semitism in the West: Disk 1 (Tony Kushner/Karen Mock).
-"What is Social Justice?" Rosenfield program, September 13, 2011: Faculty and Staff Panel; Edward Hailes Jr.
-"What is Social Justice?" Rosenfield program, September 14, 2011: Sara K. Gould
-"What is Social Justice?" Rosenfield program, September 15, 2011: David Estlund
-"What is Social Justice?" Rosenfield program, September 15, 2011: President Raynard Kington; Kristin Kalsem
-"Sundown," November 8, 1996. Directed by Venia Smekhov and produced by Ellen Mease.
-Rick Perlstein. "Nixonland: The Legacy of Richard Nixon for Current Republican Politics". 6 November 2008, 6:00 pm, ARH 302.
-Water Symposium, 14-18 April 2009: Matthew Heberger, Pacific Institute. "Facing the National Water Crisis"; William A. Ehm, Iowa DNR. "Water, the Public's Wealth"
-Water Symposium, 14-18 April 2009: Elizabeth Grossman, Environmental Journalist. "Watershed: Dams, River Health, and Climate Change"; Braimah Apambire, Conrad N. Hilton Foundation. "Water Quality and Water Policy in West Africa"
-Water Symposium, 14-18 April 2009: Ed P. Brands, Birmingham Southern College. "Policy, Process, and Perception: What Determines the Quality and Safety of Drinking Water?".
-Lara Puglielli '91, Director, Staff Safety and Security, Catholic Relief Services. "NGO's and Security in Today's World". Thursday, 12 March [no year]
-Center for Prairie Studies. Dean, Thomas. Director, The Iowa Project on Place Studies, Special Assistant to the President, University of Iowa: "Giving Voice to a Quiet Place: Paul Gruchow, Prairie Prophet". Thursday, 29 January 2009, 7:30 pm, ARH 120, Grinnell College. Reading from "Under a Midland Sky". Thursday, 29 January 2009, 4:15 pm, Grinnell Coffee Company, 915 Main Street.
-Rosenfield Program. The State of Democracy: 28-30 October 2008. Thomas Melia: "Democracy Promotion in a Time of Transition"; Kathryn Stoner-Weiss: "Medvedev's Challenges in Governing Putin's Russia: What the Next U.S. President Should Know";
-Rosenfield Program. The State of Democracy: 28-30 October 2008. Hans Apel: "The European Union: Divided and without a Solid Democratic Structure"; B. Ramesh Babu: "Paradigm Shift in U.S.-India Relations: Estranged Democracies to Stategic Engagement"
-Rosenfield Program. The State of Democracy: 28-30 October 2008. Michael Bratton: "The State of Democracy in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Public Opinion Perspective"; Carlos de la Torre: "Latin American Populism: The Foe or the Essence of Democracy"
-Rosenfield Program. The State of Democracy: 28-30 October 2008. Marina Ottaway: "Democracy in the Middle East: What Can It Be Built on?".
-Greg Thielmann '72. "National Security Secrets and the Congress: Why the 'First Branch' Is Often the Last to Know". 16 February 2009, Rosenfield Program.

-2006 Woodrow Wilson Visiting Fellow Deborah Horan, September 18th-20th, 2006: 4 discs: 9/18/06 "Covering the Middle East as Woman"; 9/19/06 "Open Discussion on the War in Iraq" parts 1 and 2; 9/20/06 "Israel, Lebanon and Hezbollah: A Journalist's Perspective"
-The Rise of China Symposium February 12-16, 2007: 11 discs: 2/12/07 "Opening address" parts 1 and 2 presented by Jioa Xiudong: Counselor for Political Affairs and Chief of the Political Section of the Chinese Embassy; 2/13/07 "U.S. Foreign Policy toward China and Taiwan Discussion" presented by Wayne Moyer, Ming Chan, and Byron Weng; 2/13/07 "What Kind of Party is This, Leadership and Governance in China" presented by Professor Joseph Fewsmith; 2/14/07 Perspectives of Chinese Students at Grinnell on Development in China parts 1 and 2 presented by Grinnell Students' Panel with Professor Ming Chan moderating; 2/14/07 "China's Rise and Cross-Straits Relations" tape 1 and 2 presented by Professor Byron Weng: Chi Nan University-Taiwan; 2/15/07 "Legislating Harmony? Law, Interests, and Authoritarianism in China" presented by Mary Gallagher; 2/15/07 "China: Peacefully Rising or a Military Threat" presented by Professor June Teufel Dreyer; 2/16/07 "Re-emergence of China in the Global Economy: What Does it Mean for the U.S.?" presented by Professor Baizhu Chen 4/2/07
-"Africa's Position in International Politics & Bandung Returns?South-South Linkages in the Global Political Economy" presented by Ian Taylor, expert of African foreign policies and African-Asian relations 4/16/07
-"The New Architecture of Politics and Journalism" presented by David Shribman, Executive Editor Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 4/23/07
-"Nuclear Proliferation Challenges in a Multi-Polar World" presented by David Mosher '85 Senior policy analyst the RAND Corporation 9/5/07
-"Islamic Banking and Finance: The Case of Iran" by Dr. Nasser Elahi, Qom University, Iran
-Pre-Caucus Foreign Policy Lecture Series September and October 2007: 7 discs: 9/10/07 "Seeing Ourselves as Others See Us" presented by Andrew Nagorski, Senior editor Newsweek International, and Christoph von Marschall, Lead Opinion editor Der Tagesspiegel; 9/11/07 "National Security at a Crossroads" presented by Lorclei Kelly '89, Policy Director, Real Security Initiative, The White House Project and Dana Eyre, Civil Affairs Officer, civilian advisor to the Iraq reconstruction project; 9/17/07 "Critical Challenges for the Western Alliance: 2009 & Beyond" presented by Robert Hunter, Senior Advisor, RAND Corporation former U.S. Advisor to NATO; 9/24/07 "The Costs of War" presented by Wendy Sherman, Albright Group, former U.S. Dept. of State Counselor; 10/1/07 "Defense, Intelligence, and Terrorism" presented by Lawrence J. Korb, Senior fellow, Center for American Progress; 10/8/07 "Providing for the Common Defense" presented by Janne E. Nolan, Professor, University of Pittsburgh, formerly with U.S. Dept. of State and Senate Armed Services Committee; 10/15/07 "The U.S. and China" presented by James A. Leach, Princeton University, former Congressman from Iowa 10/15/07
-"World Food Prize Lecture: Sustainable Food and Nutritional Security" presented by Vishweshwaraiah Prakash

-TV-8 Interview with Grant Gale - 6 min.
-Grant's Talk for 1938 class reunion - 21 min.
-Grant Gale Museum Talk "From Masers to Lasers", 1976 (?), black and white, recovered from 3/4" tape - some video lost
-Grinnell College Department of Physics Museum I, 10/10/1986
-Touchstone 504 Robert Noyce, Thanksgiving 1986
-Physics Museum II
-Physics Museum III
-Sundial Completion, 8/15/90 Dedication Ceremony, 6/1/91
-Grinnell College Robert Noyce Commemoration
-Convocation 2/9/05 (Orig)
-Convocation 2/23/06 Dr. Nell Irvin Painter
-Between Here and There Spring Dance Concert 4/15/05, 4/16/05, 4/17/05
-Panel Discussion on Diversity, Spring 2005

-Grinnell to Silicon Valley: The Career of Robert Noyce. Leslie Berlin. 3/13/06. -Energy Symposium: Global Climate Change and Our Energy Future: Will We Need to Rely on Nuclear Power? How Much Wind Energy Can Iowa Really Use? Tom Wind. 4/5/07. (2 copies)
-Energy Symposium: Global Climate Change and Our Energy Future: Will We Need to Rely on Nuclear Power? Carbon Mitigation and Nuclear Power. Charles Duke. 4/3/07. (2 copies)
-Energy Symposium: Global Climate Change and Our Energy Future: Will We Need to Rely on Nuclear Power? Biomass Energy: Options for Iowa. Edward Woolsey. 4/5/07. (2 copies)
-Energy Symposium: Global Climate Change and Our Energy Future: Will We Need to Rely on Nuclear Power? Lunar Helium-3 Fusion Power and Our Energy and Space Future. Harrison Schmitt. 4/5/07. (2 copies)
-Energy Symposium: Global Climate Change and Our Energy Future: Will We Need to Rely on Nuclear Power? Yucca Mountain and the Storage of High-Level Nuclear Waste. Robert Glass. 4/4/07. (2 copies)
-Energy Symposium: Global Climate Change and Our Energy Future: Will We Need to Rely on Nuclear Power? Building Green: Moving Beyond Efficiency. Martha Norbeck. 4/4/07.
-Disease Symposium: Challenges Presented by Emerging Infectious Diseases. 4/18/06 - 4/20/06. Preparations for Epidemics in Iowa and Grinnell. Panel Discussion.
-Disease Symposium: Challenges Presented by Emerging Infectious Diseases. 4/18/06 - 4/20/06. Developing Medical Products for Modern Times. Colonel George Korch.
-Disease Symposium: Challenges Presented by Emerging Infectious Diseases. 4/18/06 - 4/20/06. One World - One Health. William Karesh.
-Disease Symposium: Challenges Presented by Emerging Infectious Diseases. 4/18/06 - 4/20/06. The 1918 Flu. Alfred W. Crosby.
-Disease Symposium: Challenges Presented by Emerging Infectious Diseases. 4/18/06 - 4/20/06. Pandemic and War, 2006. Jonathan L. Temte.
-Disease Symposium: Challenges Presented by Emerging Infectious Diseases. 4/18/06 - 4/20/06.
-Disease Symposium: Challenges Presented by Emerging Infectious Diseases. Revenge of the Microbes: Are Antibiotics on the Endangered Species List? Abigail Salyers.
-Incarceration: Lorna Rhodes. November 2004.
-Incarceration Symposium: Frank O. Bowman. November 2004. (2 copies)
-Michael Gilbert.
-Stephen Richards.
-Convocation 10/6/11. Robert Darnton.
-Convocation 10/27/11. Morris Dees.
-Convocation 11/3/11. Simon Estes.
-Convocation 9/15/11. Raynard Kington.
-Convocation 9/22/11. Susan Hirsch.
-Terrorism Symposium: Terrorism and Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD). 10/31/05 - 11/3/05. Keeping WMD Out of the Hands of Terrorists. Franklin Miller. AND Legacy Arsenals and Terrorist Threats. Elizabeth Turpen.

-Terrorism Symposium: Terrorism and Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD). 10/31/05 - 11/3/05. Rethinking the Nuclear Terrorism Threat from Iran and North Korea. Henry Sokoloski.
-Terrorism Symposium: Terrorism and Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD). 10/31/05-11/3/05. Protecting Against Terrorist WMD Use in the U.S.: Evaluating the Risks and Our Prto Date. Kevin O'Prey '87.
-Terrorism Symposium: Terrorism and Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD). 10/31/05-11/3/05. The Failure of U.S. Non-Proliferation Policy and What To Do About It. Joseph Cirincione.
-Genocide Symposium. 2/7/06-2/9/06. Genocide and Justice? Perspective on the Khmer Rouge Killing Fields. Chivy Sok.
-Genocide Symposium. 2/7/06-2/9/06. The End of an Illusion? European Jews Between the Two World Wars. Ezra Mendelsohn.
-Genocide Symposium. 2/7/06-2/9/06. A Competition in Suffering: How Jews and Poles Loko at the Shoah. Konstanty Gebert.
-Genocide Symposium. 2/7/06-2/9/06. The Eight Stages of Genocide. Gregory Stanton.
-Genocide Symposium. 2/7/06-2/9/06. Upstanders: Bystanders Who Stand Up to Mass Atrocities and Genocide. Jim Fussell. (2 copies)
-Genocide Symposium. 2/7/06-2/9/06. Compilation. (2 copies)
-The New Globalism, the New Tribalism, the International Media Revolution. Lee Huebner. 4/25/06.
-Convocation 4/16/06. After the Fall, Before the Clash: Taking Account of the Global Role of Religion Today. Catherine Bell.
-Convocation 9/29/11. Karl Gerth.
-Faith of our Children. 1952. 23 min.
-Perspectives on Current Agricultural Policy and the Future of Farming. Dr. Peter Feindt, Paul Lang, A.S. (Sandy) Moffett, Howard Rafetty, Joel Severinghaus. 9/11/06.
-Military-Media Relations: The Honeymoon Was Short. Robert Hodierne '68. 1/29/07.
-Symposium: Religion and Politics in the U.S. When You See Blood It Brings Truth: Catholic Ritual and Resistance in a Time of War. Elizabeth Castelli. 11/2/06.
-Symposium: Religion and Politics in the U.S. The Ground Rules of Science: Why the Judge Ruled Intelligent Design Creaetionism Out of Court. Robert T. Pennock. 11/2/06. (2 copies)
-Symposium: Religion and Politics in the U.S. The Hidden Power of the Christian Right: Evangelicals in the Pubilc Eye and in Washington, D.C. Esther Kaplan. 11/1/06.
-U.S. Diplomacy for a Crowded Planet. John Brady Kiesling. 10/23/06. -Symposium: Politics of Russian Popular Culture. 10/3/06 - 10/6/06. Literature Part I. Speakers' Panel.
-Symposium: Politics of Russian Popular Culture. 10/3/06 - 10/6/06. Literature Part II. Speakers' Panel.
-Symposium: Politics of Russian Popular Culture. 10/3/06 - 10/6/06. Poetry and Song Part I. Speakers' Panel.
-Symposium: Politics of Russian Popular Culture. 10/3/06 - 10/6/06. Poetry and Songn Part II. Speakers' Panel.
-Symposium: Politics of Russian Popular Culture. 10/3/06 - 10/6/06. Film and Television Part I. Speakers' Panel. (2 copies)
Symposium: Politics of Russian Popular Culture. 10/3/06 - 10/6/06. Film and Television Part II. Speakers' Panel. (2 copies)
-2006 Woodrow Wilson Visiting Fellow. A More Effective Policy in China. 4/6/06. Simon Liu.
-Martin Luther King and the Beloved Campus. J. Slivanus Wilson. 1/26/12. -Posse: Three Stories.
-David Schribman. American politics and the press in a period of transition. February 1, 2012. (2 copies)
-Rosenfield Program. Tomiko Brown-Nagin. Wealth inequality as a civil rights and a women's rights issue: what history teaches. January 30, 2012.
-Grinnell Glimpses: The Campus Newsreel of Grinnell College.
-The Global Financial Crisis Symposium. John Chambers '77, 2/21/12. Mark Copelovitch, 2/22/12.
-The Global Financial Crisis Symposium. Steven Pearlstein, 2/23/12. Elizabeth Laderman '80, 2/23/12.
-Audio CD: 1. Noyce - original; 2. Robert Noyce 6/2/1989
-Rosenfield Porgram: Las Madres de la Plaza de Mayo Linea Fundadora: Thirty Four Years in the Struggle for Truth, Justice, and Memory in Argentina. 3/16/11-3/17/11. (2 copies)
-Pfitsch Interview by Mitch Erickson.
-Grinnell College Pipe Organ 1961. Tom Beverdge and Mariann Rice.
-Story of Sigurd the Volsung, 1989. William Morris, Kelmscott Press. -Thumbnails: Tiff 1-110. 1949-1970 WDTN. 1970-1980 WDTN. 1980-2000 WDTN. WDTN Studio Pics 2005-2006.
-The 1981-82 Grinnell College Admissions Show.
-Imagine... Grinnell.
-Smart Cars, Smart People. Frank Duma. 4/5/12.

Joe Rosenfield '25. Rosenfield Tribute Service July 15, 2000. Al Jones Memorial. Grinnell Stories The Early Years Produced for the Sesquicentennial Welcome Center Gerry Lalonde. Jerry Lalonde Part 2. 7/12. Eric McIntyre. Tim Newton. Joe Rosenfield Interview 5/14/98. Herbie Hancock with Christina Aguilera. Ellen Degeneres Show, 10/7/05. Warren Buffet Interview 2/16/08. The Active Opposition: Iraq: the Battle of Hearts and Minds, Feat. Host Peter Coyote ‘64 Grinnell College a Conversation with Joseph F. Rosenfield 11/26/90. Grinnell Acquires WDTN Misc Promos 1976-77; Misc Promos 1979 Newscast Portion 1979; Grinnell Sale to Hearst 1980 News Open Close 1980; 1 Hour Newscast 1978 The 1981-82 Grinnell College Admissions Show.

-Symposium: Africa's Role in the International Arena. 4/9/12 - 4/17/12. Old Trade Offs and New Realities: Challenges of Economic Development and Political Reform in Africa. Lahra Smith.
-Symposium: Africa's Role in the International Arena. 4/9/12 - 4/17/12. Neither Consolidating nor Fully Democratic: The Evolution of African Political Regimes, 1999-2008. Boniface Dulani.
-Symposium: Africa's Role in the International Arena. 4/9/12 - 4/17/12. Poetry and Politics along the Indian Ocean Littoral. Kelly Askew. (2 copies)
-Symposium: Africa's Role in the Global Arena. 4/9/12 - 4/17/12. China and Africa: An Evolving Relationship. Ambassador David Shinn.
-Symposium: Africa's Role in the Global Arena. 4/9/12 - 4/17/12. African Muslim Women and Civic Islam. Pearl Robinson.
-Symposium: Africa's Role in the Global Arena. 4/9/12 - 4/17/12. The Rise and Decline of America's Soft-Power in Africa: The Case of Ethiopia. Assefa Mehretu.
-Symposium: Africa's Role in the Global Arena. 4/9/12 - 4/17/12. Childhood, Schooling and the State in South Sudan. Andrew Epstein.
-Rosenfield Program: 4/26/2012. Can President Obama Win Re-Election?: Demographics Versus Economics in the 2012 Election. Ruy Teixeira.
-Rosenfield Program: 4/30/2012. Behind the Scenes at the New York Times. Richard Berke.
-133rd Reunion: 6/2012.
-Artifacts of Activism. Classes of 1971-1973.
-Rosenfield Program: 10/17/2012. Exodus from Hunger: Changing the Politics of Hunger. David Beckman.
-ESPN Grinnell Spot. 2/2005
-Rosenfield Program: Harry Hopkins '12, FDR's Right-Hand Man. November 19, 2012. Harry Hopkins: America's Champion in Depression and War. June Hopkins. -Rosenfield Program: Harry Hopkins '12, FDR's Right-Hand Man. November 12, 2012. Panel Discussion. Includes both Harry Hopkins as an Instrument of State, George McJimsey '58, and The Bully Pulpit of the 'Other President': Hopkins' Defense of the New Deal, Doug Hess '91
-Rosenfield Program: Prospects for Future American-Egyptian Relations. November 28, 2012. Maged Rafaat Aboulmagd.
-Russell K Osgood Inauguration, 10/10/1998
-Richard Longworth, Convocation, 11/10/2011
-Library Excellence Award Celebration, 4/29/2011
-Lapaco & Antokoletz, 3/17/2011
-The Messiah: A Sing-A-Long Concert, 12/13/2009
-David Sloan Wilson, Convocation, 11/19/2009
-Raynard Kington, Convocation, 9/2/2010 (2 Copies)
-Beloit College @ Grinnell College, ESPN raw feed, 2/3/2005
-Simon Estes, Convocation, 11/3/2011
-Young Innovator for Social Justice Prize, 5/5/2011
-Phi Beta Kappa Induction/Jane Ginsburg, Convocation, 4/21/2011
-Karl Gerth, Convocation, 9/29/2011
-Convocation, Robert Darnton. 10/6/11.
-Comedian Kumail Nanjiani ’01, 9/8/2010
-Madres de Plaza de Mayo, Session 2
-Brian Rose, McKibben Lecture , 4/21/2011
-Who Should Teach Our Children: Education and Democracy Worldwide. September 11, 2013. Education and Democracy Worldwide Teaching Panel.
-Who Should Teach Our Children: Education and Democracy Worldwide. September 11, 2013. Preparing Effective Teachers. Jim Wycoff.
-Who Should Teach Our Children: Education and Democracy Worldwide. September 11, 2013. Building a World-Class Education System for Iowa. Jason Glass.
-Who Should Teach Our Children: Education and Democracy Worldwide. September 12, 2013. Social Justice Starts in the Classroom: Teach for America's Approach to Ending Educational Inequality. Lindsey Ciochina.
-Who Should Teach Our Children: Education and Democracy Worldwide. September 12, 2013. Scholar's Convocation. The Wild World of Teacher Preparation: Evolution or Revolution? Suzanne M. Wilson; Teaching in Developing Countries: Why Do It? Helen Claire Sievers

-Two News Reels on College 11/30/90
-Student Suicide on Grinnell's Campus October 1998
-Bucksbaum Dedication 9/25/99, WHO-TV Channel 13 Des Moines
-1992 Zywicki Abduction 1999, Channel 5
-Curran Murder in India 1999, Channel 2
-Jamison R. Curran Murder, Channels 5, 9, 13
-Jamison R. Curran Murder 1/7/00, Channels 7 & 9
-Jamison R. Curran Murder 1/7/00, KCCI-TV Channel 8
-Tipper Gore at Grinnell 1/23/2000
-Corot to Picasso: Video Newsreel 7/19/00
-Will Freeman on WHO13 2/10/02
-ESPN "Pardon the Interruption" Dec. 12, 2002 Grinnell/Drake Basketball Game -"Die-In" March 2003, KDSM 17 Fox News at 9:00
-Grinnell Student Panel on Balkans, Channel 5 "
-NBC Today Show "Connected" 2/26/2000, NBC Nightly News
-Today's College Student" (1969), 12 mins.