Guide to the Eva J. Salber Papers, 1937-1990

Letters, chiefly typed, both personal and professional, a few cards and printed items. Includes copies of Salber's outgoing correspondence. Explanatory notes added later by Salber are attached to some letters.

Correspondence, copies of funding proposals and application forms, summaries of research, reports to funding agencies, and financial information in the form of statements, budgets and receipts. A small amount of printed material. Explanatory notes added later by Salber are attached to some items.

Chiefly material relating to Don't Send Me Flowers When I'm Dead,Caring and Curing, and The Mind is Not the Heart, including typed manuscript drafts, black and white photographs, interviews recorded on audiocassette, typed transcripts of interviews; and to a lesser extent, copies of published volumes, interview summaries written by Salber, correspondence, handwritten notes, agreements signed by interviewees, film negatives, contact sheets, slides, a videocassette, charts, and clippings. Magnetic data cards are filed with some interviews. Other sections of the series include copies of published and unpublished articles written or co-written by Salber, texts of speeches given by Salber, drafts of papers, lecture notes, a bound copy of Salber's M.D. thesis, reports, photocopied articles, and transcripts of interviews with Salber. Explanatory notes added later by Salber can be found throughout the series.

Correspondence, clippings, photographs and organizational records in the form of reports, meeting minutes, newsletters, agendas, charts, and a scrapbook. Explanatory notes added later by Salber.

A variety of material relating primarily to the Community Health Models Unit and the Health Facilitators Project. Included are survey forms, charts and graphs, texts of lectures, budgets, project outlines, field reports, a few writings by Salber, and other materials. Also includes correspondence, typed transcripts of interviews, charts and graphs, snapshots, questionnaire forms, training manuals, newsletters, announcements, clippings, notes, reports, and meeting minutes. Explanatory notes added later by Salber can be found throughout.

Chiefly printed material, reports, grant proposals, project summaries, training materials, and program evaluations. Also includes correspondence, agendas, meeting minutes, financial reports, outlines of programs, and questionnaire forms. Most information is related to the North Carolina Baptist State Convention. Explanatory notes added later by Salber can be found throughout.

Correspondence between Salber and students or about students, recommendation letters, student evaluation forms, course evaluations, students' written and research work, curriculum vitae, class rolls, grant and fellowship proposals, copies of application forms, and a small amount of printed material. Explanatory notes added later by Salber can be found throughout the series.

Correspondence, printed programs, reports, texts of Salber's speeches, including writings delivered at conferences, notes for speeches, program outlines and schedules, charts, copies of articles, project descriptions and updates; and to a lesser extent, committee reports, minutes, a grant proposal, and contracts for Salber's consulting work. Explanatory notes added later by Salber can be found throughout.

Index cards containing Salber's lecture notes, texts of lectures, copies of class handouts, and course outlines. Also includes handwritten notes, course evaluations, reprints of articles, student evaluation forms, and correspondence.

Correspondence to and from Salber, reports, studies, copies of articles, application forms, proposals, abstracts of research projects, survey forms, background material for research, tables and graphs, and texts of speeches, chiefly relating to smoking research. Includes explanatory notes added later by Salber.

Chiefly black and white photographs taken by Dominic D'Eustachio, who created the illustrations for Don't Send Me Flowers When I'm Dead. Many of the photographs in this series were presumably taken for the book. A number of them contain notes on the subject added by the photographer; some are mounted. Also includes a few contact prints. Most material is undated. Larger photographs are housed in flat boxes with the collection.

Includes letters of commendation and recommendation for Salber, awards, correspondence, typed reports and studies, grant proposals, meeting minutes, printed material, drafts of Salber's writings, a transcript of an interview with Salber, and biographical information about Salber, most written for a variety of biographical dictionary publications.