Contains university communications, cassettes, newspaper clippings, and digital documentation concerning instructing university professors and library staff on digital means of conducting research. Includes welcome material for the library, communications on which collections in the library to digitize, and how professors should modify their curriculums to teach their students on how to use digital resources from the library.

Contains materials from Victor Purdy's time at Brigham Young University. This includes class records, course syllabi, and student assignments, as well as minutes from various committees within the School of Library and Information Sciences, Purdy's own research on Pueblo Indians, and biblographic files. These materials date from 1959 to 1993.

Contains records and information from the School of Library and Information Sciences. The materials include correspondences, minutes, reports, filmstrips, newsletters, posters, and awards. The materials pertain to faculty, students, and organizations associated with the department. Dated 1954-1993.