This series consists of papers created and collected by Velma M. Miller (1907-1996), a founding member of the West Virginia Alliance for Women's Studies (WVAWS) and the first female president of the Monongalia Chamber of Commerce. Materials include newspaper clippings, correspondence, photographs, awards, scrapbooks and newsletters documenting her community service and work for the WVAWS and Monongalia County.

This series consists of scrapbooks, correspondence, and ephemera relating to various Greek life fraternities and sororities including Phi Upsilon Omicron, Phi Phi Alpha, and Chi Omega, particularly in regards to the development of women's involvement in these chapters. The scrapbooks contain photographs, correspondence, invitations, awards, certificates, cards, drawings, and ephemera from 1905 to 1948.

This series consists of facsimile journal entries by Elma Hicks Martin (1909-1995), an early female graduate of WVU, from 1920 to 1994.

This series consists of materials collected during research for the West Virginia University (WVU) Women's Centenary and generally relating to women at WVU, widely ranging from 1885 to 2000. It includes newsletters, newspaper clippings, publications, correspondence, exhibit materials, photographs, event and exhibit planning, ephemera, and research. Of particular interest are two dresses worn by early female students at WVU as well as a puppet created in the likeness of the first female graduate Harriet Lyon for the WVU Women's Centenary. There are also two reel to reel audio tapes and one cassette tape. Included in the 2006 March 03 addendum (Box 26) are two plaques that list the women who won the "Mary Catherine Buswell Award" which awarded women for their outstanding service at West Virginia University. Some award winners include Carol Wilkinson, Lillian J. Waugh, Kittie J. Blakemore, and Judith Stitzel.

This series includes materials relating to social work in the Morgantown area between 1910 and 1942. It includes studies into social work and information about students studying social work at West Virginia University, such as class journals and essays. Materials also include newspaper articles, publications, and reports.

This series contains materials regarding the function and operations of the Economy Tumbler Company (ETC), Morgantown Glassware Guild (MGG), and Morgantown Glass Works (MGW) between 1899 and 1965. It includes correspondence financial reports, audit reports, band ledgers, deeds, correspondence, loans, leases, tax forms, certificates, and receipts.

This series contains materials relating to Tida Bailey, a teacher in Monongalia County in the 1890s. It includes correspondence, school materials, teacher certificates, programs, suffrage poems, photographs, and social event ephemera dated from 1887 and 1926.

This series contains newspaper clippings related to Natalie Tennant, the first female WVU Mountaineer mascot from 1990 to 1991.

This series contains materials collected by Carrie Kate Fleming, an early female graduate of West Virginia University and member of Phi Betta Kappa. Materials include scrapbooks created by Carrie K. Fleming and her sister, Rosalean, and a military ball handbag.

This series contains research materials related to the study of women and spirituality. Materials include articles, poetry, meeting minutes, and publications.

This series contains material created by the West Virginia Women's Commission which was formed in 1977 to improve the status of women in West Virginia. Materials include reports, correspondence, pamphlets, articles, publications, catalogs, and policy papers.

This series contains publications related to West Virginia history.

This series contains materials related to the promotion of sex equity in schools and the workplace. Materials include reports, manuals, notes, and conference materials.

This series includes material created by the Home Economics department at West Virginia University. Materials include guest registers, photographs, and scrapbooks.

Included in the 2002 July 11 addendum (Boxes 24 and 25) are the records of Lillian Waugh, employee of the WVU Women's Studies Center from 1986 to 2000. It includes: directories of the Morgantown branch of the American Association of University Women (1998-2001); records of the WVU Women's Centenary and WVU Women's Studies Center (1986-2000); records of the Council for Women's Concerns (1977-1981) and the Social Justice Council (1988-1993); records of the West Virginia Alliance for Women's Studies (WVAWS) (1988-1991, 1997-2000); and short story sketches by Jane Greer, business woman and wife of H.C. Greer, owner and Publisher of the (1937).