4/2: Framed documents from a conference. 1993 (frames removed due to broken glass)

4/3: Certificates. 1998; 2000, 2003

4/4: Correspondence. 1998; 2003

4/5: Exhibition writings. Undated

4/6: Print out of RESI website. September 13, 2005

4/1: Event clippings notebook. 2004-2005

2/1: Texas A&M President Ray Bowen and Dr. Gail Thomas; Dr. Thomas, Dean Woodrow Jones, and unknown person; Dr. Thomas and Dr. Eduardo Urbina.

2/2: International Research Program I

2/3: Dr. Mitchell Rice, closing festivities of International Research Program

2/4: African American Honorees recognized

2/5: History Professor Dr. Albert Broussard and Honorable Commissioner Carly Cauley

2/6: Assistant Provost of Academic Affairs Rodney McClendon, Dr. Mark Weichold, and College of Liberal Arts Dean Woodrow Jones

2/7: Dr. Mark Weichold, Associate Provost for Undergraduate Programs and Academic Services

2/8: Dr. Ronald G. Douglas, Executive Vice President and Provost providing opening remarks

2/9: Minority Health Conference

2/10: Instituto de Raza y Estudios Etnicos de Edo, de Texas

2/11: Town Hall Meeting

2/12: Margarita Gane Sotena, Cross-Cultural Conference

2/13: Health Conference

2/14: MIRTH Presentation

2/15: Dr. Applewhite Seminar; Dr. Sadberry Seminar; Ray, Kelly, and Ed

2/16: NAACP Banquet

2/17: President of Texas State NAACP Gary Bledsoe

2/18: Mary Broussard, Assistant to Associate Provost

2/19: Undergraduate student Maco Faniel-delivery a specially prepared poem

2/20: Sociology Professor. 1993

2/21: MELUS Conference. 1994

2/22: Pictures. May 2, 1994

2/23: Food Services/ Previous Newsletter Photos/ Conference Photos. March 1995

2/24: Dr. Plascencia’s Seminar, upcoming newsletter photos. March 1, 1995

2/25: Town Meeting. April 27, 1995

2/26: Pictures. September 1995

2/27: Pictures. October 1995

2/28: Pictures. November 1995

2/29: Seminar Series. November 1995

2/30: Sylvia Hurtado Seminar. November 5, 1995

2/31: Seminars. 1996

2/32: Pictures. March 1996

2/33: Pictures. April 1996

2/34: Seminar on Breastfeeding. September 27, 1996

2/35: Pictures. February 10, 1997

2/36: Pictures. April 8, 1997

2/37: Pictures. December 1997

2/38: Texas A&M Photographic Services. 1999

2/39: Panel WW. 1999

2/40: First African American at Texas A&M, NAACP. 1999

2/41: Texas A&M NAACP Meeting and Banquet; First African American, Texas A&M

2/42: Diversity Seminar. 1999

2/43: Daniel Hernandez Vevacruz. 1999

2/44: Recipients of the 1999 Texas State NAACP Awards Torchbearer

2/45: Pictures. May 1999

2/46: Pictures. May 17-19, 1999

2/47: Pictures. May 25, 1999

2/48: Pictures. May 25, 1999

2/49: Pictures. June 7, 1999

2/50: Pictures. June 7, 2000

2/51: Pictures. June 8, 2000

2/52: Texas A&M Photographic Imaging. 2001

3/1: Photographs. January 25, 2005

3/2: Photographs. March 9, 2005

3/3: Photographs. March 9, 2005

3/4: Miscellaneous and Staff photographs

3/5: Miscellaneous photographs

3/6: Miscellaneous photographs

3/7: Miscellaneous photographs

3/8 Miscellaneous photographs

3/9: Miscellaneous photographs

3/10: Miscellaneous photographs

3/11: Film negatives

3/12: Photographs

3/13: Roll D photographs

3/14: Negatives

3/15: Negatives

3/16: Photograph CDs [4 CD-Rs]

3/17: Photograph envelopes

3/18: Miscellaneous RESI photographs

3/19: Photograph negative contact sheet

3/20: RESI Laminated Decal

3/21: Congress Internacional, Beyond Our Borders posters. May 21-23, 2002

3/22: Battalion and Bryan Eagle diversity clippings, and Texas A&M diversity flyers and news clippings

3/23: Newspaper Article, "Diversity & Democracy"

3/24: Miscellaneous Postcards

3/25: Album contains miscellaneous materials including photos of TV personality Tony Brown.

4/7: Beyond Our Borders conference materials. 2003-2004

4/8: Beyond Our Borders conference Certificates. 2003-2004

4/9-11: Ponga, Jose Luis Alonso, and Mitchell F. Rice, coordinators, editors. Beyond Our Borders: Culture, Immigration, and Marginaligy in an Era of Globalization. (3 copies)

The archives consist of photographs, publications, correspondence, and reports on the early history of RESI under the directions of its first two directors, Dr. Gail E. Thomas (1991-98) and Dr. Mitchell F. Rice (1999-2004). The institute was founded in 1991 and established to highlight Texas A&M University's strengths and academic leadership in research relating to the study of race and ethnicity and their various dimensions (e.g., intersections with class, gender, and sexuality; past, present, and future relevance to issues of education, immigration, politics, culture, and health).

The wooden album contains the following materials:
Documentation of Dr. Gail E. Thomas report on activities
Programs
Publications
Reports
Photographs
Unfinished scrapbook pages of Civil rights material (photocopies)