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The Mennonite Education Agency Board of Director dockets contain meeting minutes, financial and ad hoc reports, reports from member institutions, items for board discussion, and statistical studies pertaining to Mennonite education and educational institutions.

autobiography manuscript by Troyer.

The collection consists of handwritten exegetical notes.

Minutes, correspondence, and assorted collected materials gathered around a two day committee meeting to address agricultural education in colleges affiliated with the (old) Mennonite Church.  The failure of Goshen College's agriculture and farming course in the 1920s received particular attention in this meeting.

Cards containing data regarding Mennonite men'sand women's level of educational achievement.  The data seem to have been gleaned from the Mennonite Family Census and transcribed onto cards for the convenience of those analyzing the data.  The cards record each subject's name, town of current residence, sex, year of birth, marital status, last year of school completed, attendance at a Mennonite school, occupation (farming or not farming[?]), and conference affiliation.  The cards are organized by conference.

These papers pertain to the work and career of a Goshen College professor of education and administrator of the college's laboratory kindergarten.  Materials include annual reports of Aschliman's scholarly and community activities; annual reports of the laboratory kindergarten; correspondence and subject files dealing with the laboratory kindergarten, financial records of the kindergarten and its endowment, articles, poems, and stories published by Aschliman; papers and presentations; and miscellaneous material.

Minutes, correspondence, published standards for day school and secondary education, and miscellaneous materials created by the body tasked with the "churchwide promotion, correlation, and guidance of all educational interests as assigned to the [Mennonite] Board [of Education] by the {Mennonite Church] General Conference."  The General Educational Council was disbanded in 1959 after a reorganization of the Mennonite Board of Education.

Meeting minutes of the predecessor organization to the Mennonite Board of Education Higher Education Council, which focused on the work of colleges affiliated with the (old) Mennonite Church -- Goshen College, Hesston College, and Eastern Mennonite College,

These records document the college's relationship with the Mennonite Board of Education and the other schools directed by the Mennonite Board of Education:  Hesston College and Eastern Mennonite University.  Materials include correspondence, reports, and meeting minutes and other records documenting collaboration and conflict among Mennonite institutions of higher learning.

A small set of minutes and correspondence from a committee charged with developing ways to coordinate secondary, collegiate, and Bible college educational initiatives across the denomination.  This committee operated under the authority of the Mennonite General Conference and its records appear to have been placed with those of the Mennonite Board of Education for the convenience of researchers.

Minutes, reports, correspondence, and miscellaneous materials pertaining to a administrative body of Mennonite elementary and day school administrators.

The collection includes the minutes and correspondence of the Goshen College Physical Education Department, as well as Mid-Central Conference materials, Women's Athletic Association correspondence, some photographs, and a few films.

Records consisting largely of yearbooks, class photographs, and bulletins.  Also include financial records, student records, and reunion information.

The collection consists of the correspondence, minutes and research reports of the Mennonite Research Fellowship.

Minutes, reports, correspondence, and miscellaneous materials of the Nursing Education Council and its predecessor, the Committee on Nursing Education.  The Nursing Education Council was formed in 1949 to review the problems of nursing education, to assist in coordinating the pre-nursing curricula at Mennonite colleges with the denominational nursing education program, and to coordinate the education of nurses with the (old) Mennonite Church's evangelism and service programs.  These record include information about the effort to establish a nursing school in Elkhart, Ind. that would be convenient for Goshen College students.