Letter to Mrs. Clements, instructions for and information about the March 14-15 final meeting of the committee, and Part I of the final report System Report and Recommendations and Task Force Summaries working paper for committee use only, March 13

Progress Report: 1962 Century Council Recommendations and Suggestions

Packet for members of the Executive Committee for the September 8-9, 1982 meeting including the agenda, minutes of the August 12 and September 8-9 meetings, first and second draft reports of the Task Forces on Academic Institutions, Agriculture, and Engineering, second draft of System Level Recommendations, and a letter from Texas A&M student and chair of the Brazos County Chapter of the National Democratic Policy Committee giving suggestions to be considered for the final report

Publications distributed to commission members including the 1981-82 issue of the student handbook titled InRol, three issues of the new magazine Texas A&M Today, and a booklet lavishly illustrated in color titled Texas A&M Is More Than a University that contains information on continuing education, cooperative education, the Development Foundation, and the Career Planning and Placement Center

Letters to Rita Crocker Clements about serving on the committee, lists of members of the committee and the several task forces and project staff, schedule of meetings of some of the task forces, schedule of activities for the Academic Institutions Task Force on which Mrs. Clements served, copies of remarks by Howard L. Vestal and Frank E. Vandiver at the October 8, 1981 meeting, and reports titled The Texas A&M University System: An Overview and Missions and Programs Work Group: Guiding Questions

Report titled Summary of Findings and Results from Study of Texas A&M System Marine Programs and Winter 1981 issue of The University & the Sea, a newsletter of the Sea Grant College program

These files are not in one alphabetical sequence, but rather in several small alphabetical sequences.

The Rita Crocker Clements papers include considerable correspondence, clippings, speeches, daily schedules, block calendars, reports, brochures, pamphlets, leaflets, photographs, and a variety of other types of materials that document the her career as an active Republican Party member and club member as well as an advocate for education, historical preservation, women’s issues, and other matters during nearly fifty years of the 20th century.