Contains records and filmstrips for Three For Tomorrow, Three Mount Royal the Inner City, Three Allisonville Evaluates, and Three Casis Reading Guidance Program, and an unidentified reel-to-reel.

Contains correspondence (including items regarding his dissertation), certification requirements, and state survey materials and correspondence.

Contains administrative files on an audio and recording seminar, personnel certifications, development of a competency-based program, the Educational Media Symposium, instructional media, media production and personnel workshops, the NEDA Institute for Educational Media Specialists, mass communications, a Media Fair presentation, internship programs and proposals, and speeches from a BYU media conference.

Contains 'An Introduction to PTA Leadership' essay, Board of Education information, commercial information, files on Dr. Ferrold Kemp, Legislative Committee files, Management Procedures of the Instructional Development Program, and Michigan State University VIB Institute papers.

Contains correspondence, an evaluation of Provo High School Library, Federal legislation affecting education, copy of a paper presented at D.A.V.I., historical information, and meeting minutes.

Contains administrative files on accreditation and certification, Board of Directors, Historical Certification Committee, a Philadelphia convention, Council correspondence and files, general information, and policy manuals.

Contains booklets, final reports, handouts, workshop materials, and personnel handbook.

Contains administrative files, including reports, teaching and course materials, program files, committee files, essays, faculty information, and textbook evaulations.

Contains administrative files, including articles for publications, a Behavioral Learning Systems concept, bibliographies, a development proposal, a dissertation, reports, teacher training/education materials, writings and writing material, and files on child discipline.

Includes Snow's work with Knapp, and the Association for Educational Communications and Technology (AECT). Also includes notes and syllabi for the graduate classes he taught at BYU, and collected materials on media.