Box 1

A CD ROM made with MacroMedia software program. System Requirements: Windows 95 or higher. Quicktime 4.0 or higher. Includes short video clips from Engineering and Science faculty, news stories, student testimonials and information regarding careers in Engineering and Science. The distribution of the CD ROM was a part of the building dedication. There are a total of eight copies.

2011 First Citizen ceremony held at Rengents Bank in Vancouver, Washington. The ceremony honors WSU Vancouver Chancellor Hal Dengerink for over 20 years of service as an educational and community leader. TRT-00:50:17. The full broadcast of the ceremony is 00:46:25. An additional advertisement follows the broadcast. Video Object (VOB) format.

A message from Washington State Governor Christine Gregoire acknowledging Hal Dengerink's role in establishing WSU Vancouver and his work on the Columbia River Crossing. The video is in tribute to Dengerink's service and his retirement. TRT-00:00:53. Video Object (VOB) format.

A presentation on the election primary process in the State of Washington. Public Affairs faculty, Paul Thiers servres as host for the event. The presentation held at WSU Vancouver's Administrative Building lecture hall also features visiting speakers. Daniel Ogden is one of the presenters on the Washington open ballot. TRT: 01:27:38. Video Object (VOB) format.

A label on the DVD indicates that this is the La Grand ad Nov 15 preview. The file contains no further metadata. The ad is in Spanish. TRT-00:00:30.

Video featuring Research at WSU Vancouver. Robert Bates Director of Education and Graduate Research at WSU Vancouver. The CD is labeled as regents video for YouTube. Contains clips from researchers at WSU Vancouver including Christine Portfors (who discusses research in the "bat lab"), John Bishop, Wenzahn Song, Michael Morgan and Susan Ingram. TRT 00:09:55. In MOV format.

Video featuring Research at WSU Vancouver. Robert Bates Director of Education and Graduate Research at WSU Vancouver. The DVD is a different edit from the non-evaluation copy. Contains clips from researchers at WSU Vancouver including Christine Portfors (who discusses research in the "bat lab"), John Bishop, Wenzahn Song, Michael Morgan and Susan Ingram. TRT 00:11:21. Video Object (VOB) format.

A CVTV televised production of a presentation by Douglas Rushkoff given at the Vancouver Community Library. The presentation was sponsored in part by WSU Vancouver. TRT-02:00:39. Video Object (VOB) format.

A campaign and student recruitment video for the WSU Vancouver Engineering and Science Institute. Two copies. TRT-00:07:35. Video Object (VOB) format.

A series of nine videos from an event at WSU Vancouver on February 15, 2008. M4V format.