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Photographs in the form of JPEG files were migrated from DVD-R. Speakers on panel were Kenny Esser, Susan Anderson, James T. Gallagher, Ashok Gupta, and Max Schulz. Photographer: Michael DiVito.

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Video originally in ISO format migrated from CD-R.

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Photographs of the panel in the form of JPEG files were migrated from CD-R.

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Photographs of the reception in the form of JPEG files were migrated from CD-R. Guests at reception include United States Senator Tom Daschle, Speaker of the New York City Council Christine Quinn, and New York State Senator Tom Duane.

Scope and Contents This audio recording, originally in WAV format and migrated from a CD-R disc, was likely made on January 20, 2011. It consists of a new graduate student welcome address given by the new Milano Dean, Neil R. Grabois (2010-2013), and New School president, David Van Zandt (2011-2020), among others. Sound levels go down at approximately minute 4:15-7:00. This is true of the original file on the disc. The metadata report did not include creation date information. The disc inscription date...

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Photographs in JPEG format migrated from DVD-R.

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These files primarily include adjunct faculty biographies, resumes, and syllabi. Included are faculty and courses from both the New York City and Upstate New York campuses. The files, in the form of Word and Rich Text Format documents, Powerpoint presentations, Excel spreadsheets, PDFs, zip files, and bitmap, JPEG, EPS, and encased image files, were transferred from 18 floppy disks.

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Documents Vazquez's work as Milano Divisional Distance Learning Coordinator and as co-chair of the American Planning Association's New York Metro Chapter Diversity Committee. Also included is a proposal for a Milano journal. The files, in the form of Word documents, Powerpoint presentations, Excel spreadsheets, bitmap image files, and PDFs, were transferred from 5 floppy disks.

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Files represent Pier Camillo Rogers' work as an assistant professor of nonprofit management for Milano (1992-1999, according to her profile on the employment website, LinkedIn) and her professional work in the field. Issues of interest include diversity and black philanthropy. Includes biographical information on Rogers and assessments of the Milano nonprofit management program. Files in the format of WordPerfect, Question Object, and LTR documents were migrated from a floppy disk.