The Roscoe E. Grover photograph collection contains two slides: one of a group of people and one of a poster for Sweet Heart Ball.

The Elizabeth Haglund papers (1942-1981) contain writings by University of Utah professors and students who describe their experiences at the University. Elizabeth Haglund (b. 1914) worked for the University of Utah for twenty-nine years, first as executive director of public relations and later as special assistant to the president.

The Walter Hahn papers (1939-1986) consist of books and article reprints on education, especially in Germany. Also included in the collection is correspondence, student papers, University of Utah correspondence, and research material on school systems in the Soviet Union. Hahn was a professor of education at the University of Utah and author.

The Howard Tracy Hall biography (1980) presents a sketch of Hall's life.

The George Forstner Harding certificate (1891) is from the University of Deseret.

The Steven Harvey Heath research paper is titled, "Mathematics at the University of Utah, 1850-1977: a paper prepared for professor Everett Cooley, History 694, December 16, 1977, University of Utah."

The Frederick Herzberg photograph collection consists of personal photographs from Frederick Herzberg's time as a soldier in World War II, and social life in the following decades. Also included are professional portraits and slides used in lectures as visual aids.

The George Richard Hill photograph collection concerns his work with the Department of Energy and with energy resources in the United States and worldwide. Includes portraits of Hill, group portraits taken at conventions, and photographs and slides used in presentations. Also included are glass slides of technical graphs and illustrations.

The Ann S. Jarrell research paper consist of a history written as a graduate research project at Brigham Young University titled, "From Vision: The Special Collections Department, University of Utah Libraries 1946-1961." Also included is a letter from the author to former Special Collections Department director Everett L. Cooley, 1986.

The Jennings, Jesse D. archaeological video collection (1957-1988) consists of two sents of videos produced by prominent University of Utah archaeologist and anthropologist Jesse Jennings: the archeological survey of Glen Canyon before it was flooded by Glen Canyon dam (1957-1959), and a recording of his popular course "Tabletop Archaeology" (1988).

This collection consists of a typewritten history of the development of the physical facilities of the University of Utah from its inception in 1850 as the University of Deseret to the late 1960s.

The Sara Barnard Johnston photograph collection consists of images of Sara Barnard Johnston; includes two images of Wallace Stegner.

The Reba Lou Keele papers (1942-2005) contain correspondence, personal and biographical material, awards, publications, newsclippings, and playbooks. Keele taught Organizational Behavior at Brigham Young University from 1978 to 1991 and became the Dean of Undergraduate Education at the University of Utah from 1991 to 1996, where she has also taught Management. She has published on topics regarding women, gender, and leadership.

The C. A. Kenacton essay is entitled "Salt Lake College."

The Walter Affleck Kerr papers (1862-1932) consist of Kerr's fifteen-page biography of George Montayne Marshall, an English professor at the University of Utah from 1896 to 1932. The content is basically about Marshall's teaching and schooling, and has very little on his personal life. There are many quotations by various people telling what kind of teacher (and man) Marshall was.

The Jack Warren Keuffel papers (1921-1974) consists of correspondence, collegiate research and course work, abstracts, published papers, and project-related papers. Keuffel was a professor of physics at the University of Utah (1959-1974) and a principal researcher for a cosmic ray research team sponsored by the University of Utah Department of Physics.

The David C. Knowlton papers (1993) consist of materials on Knowlton's appeal for tenure at Brigham Young University. Included are essays, reports, correspondence, news articles, and other materials.

The Don Lind photograph collection contains research materials regarding experiments conducted by Lind in association with NASA during his tenure as professor at Utah State University. These experiments include the Interstellar Gas Experiment (1984-1990) and Space Lab III (Auroral Observations, 1983-1987). The collection also contains thirty-two photographs of the Aurora Borealis as seen in Alaska, September 1984.