Popular culture -- Study and teaching

Bowling Green State University Popular Press Records consist of materials related to the press's publication of book titles, as well as general author and office files. These materials are organized as author files, inactive author files, unpublished manuscript files, and office files; the most robust series is that of the author files.

The Journal of Popular Film and Television Records consists of correspondence, manuscript materials, and other organizational papers pertaining to the Journal of Popular Film (JPF) and/or the Journal of Popular Film and Television (JPFT). This collection is minimally processed, but it is available for research upon request.

The Peter C. Rollins Papers consist of manuscript materials created and/or collected by Peter C. Rollins concerning his academic and professional career. The dates of these items have not yet been determined. These materials are unprocessed, but they are available for research upon request.

The Ray B. Browne Papers consist of correspondence, literary manuscripts, and documents from Dr. Ray B. Browne’s academic, organizational, and personal life. This collection also includes scrapbooks, printed materials, photographs, and audiovisual recordings that document Browne's careers as an author, educator, and popular culture scholar.

The Future of Popular Culture Studies in the 21st Century Conference Collection concerns the conference of the same name organized by Bowling Green State University’s Department of Popular Culture. The collection consists of proceedings, correspondence, subject files, reports, literary productions, and other printed material concerning the planning and execution of the conference, dating from 1989 to 1992.

The William Fadiman Papers consist of manuscript materials written by Fadiman.