Material relating to Mary Robinson (MR)'s work at Columbia University (CU) 2003-2004, including memorandum from Bob Kapp to MR giving teaching obligations at Columbia Jan 2004 - Autumn 2006, 31/10/2003; correspondence from Institute for Child and Family Policy, CU to MR inviting MR to serve as featured speaker at Columbia's annual symposium series, "The Future of Children in a Global Society", 06-12/01/2004; press release and drafts with notation announcing MR's appointment to CU, 06-14/01/2006; letter welcoming MR to CU as Professor of Practice in International and Public Affairs, from Lisa Anderson, Dean, School of International and Public Affairs, 10/02/2004; correspondence relating to MR's participation in Institute for Child and Family Policy's symposium, 8 October, 17/02/2004; correspondence from Dr Neil Boothby, Director, Program on forced Migration and Health, CU inviting MR to be advisor to the program, [01?]/2004; correspondence and agendas from Ryan M Meyer, Program Manager, The Earth Institute at CU, in relation to Earth Institute's External Advisory Board meetings, 26/03-29/03/2004; programme, draft statements, transcript of MR's address, "A Human Rights Approach Adds Value" and background material in relation to Earth Institute's 3rd biennial State of the Planet conference "Mobilizing the Sciences to Fight Global Poverty", 29-30/03/2004; correspondence between MR and J Paul Martin, Executive Director, Center for the Study of human rights, CU, in relation to MR assisting in promoting multi-disciplinary research at CU, with student mini-biographies and class lists, 26/05-01/06/2004; speaking notes, programme, speaker biographies and correspondence between MR and Jane M Folpe, International Prize/ Program Coordinator, CU Graduate School of Journalism in relation to Citi Journalistic Excellence Award luncheon, 09/06/2004; letter from Sheila B Kamerman, Co-Director, Institute for Child and Family Policy, to MR in relation to MR's presentation on "Children of Refugees and Immigrants", at institute's symposium series, 26/10/2004; correspondence, lecture notes, syllabus and other information relating to "Human Rights and Ethical Globalization" classes led by MR at CU, 30/03-19/12/2004.

Material in folder marked "Rubin Committee" relating to Mary Robinson's work on the Advisory Committee of the Samuel Rubin Program for the Advancement of Liberty and Equality through Law, including correspondence relating to her invite to be on the committee, 25/11/2003-02/01/2004, and correspondence, programme, speaking notes and other material relating to MR giving Rubin Lecture, 27/06-13/10/2005.

Material relating to Mary Robinson (MR)'s work at Columbia University (CU) 2005, including correspondence, lecture notes, reading material, syllabus and other information relating to "Human Rights and Ethical Globalization" classes at CU with MR and Peter Danchin as co-instructors, 31/01-20/04/2005; letter from R Keith Walton, Secretary of the University, CU, to MR informing her of her appointment as Senior Research Scholar in Faculty of Law from 1st July 2004 - 30th June 2005, 08/03/2005; correspondence, transcript of address and programme for lecture "Making the Right to Health Matter: A Challenge for Schools of Public Health", given by MR at the Frank A Calderone Lecture and Prize in Public Health, Mailman School of Public Health, CU, on 29th April, 26/04-10/05/2005.

Material relating to Mary Robinson (MR)'s work at Columbia University (CU) 2006, including correspondence, lecture notes, reading material, syllabus and other information relating to "Human Rights and Ethical Globalization" classes at CU with MR and Peter Danchin as co-instructors, 20/01-26/06/2006 and "Conceptual Foundations of International Politics", SIPA [School of International and Public Affairs, CU], 25/05-20/11/2006; programme and ticket for SIPA 6th annual Global Leadership Awards Dinner, 06/06/2006.

Material relating to Mary Robinson (MR)'s work at Columbia University (CU) 2007, including correspondence, lecture notes, reading material, syllabus and other information relating to "Human Rights and Ethical Globalization" classes at CU with MR and Alice Miller as co-instructors, 06/02-24/04/2007 and "Conceptual Foundations of International Politics", SIPA [School of International and Public Affairs, CU], 06/07-12/11/2007.

Material relating to Mary Robinson (MR)'s work at Columbia University (CU) 2008, including correspondence relating to MR taking part in panel discussion on "Critical Interpretations of Sustainable Development", 28/12/2007-25/01/2008; correspondence, lecture notes, reading material, syllabus and other information relating to "Human Rights and Ethical Globalization" classes at CU with MR and Alice Miller as co-instructors, Spring 2008, and "Conceptual Foundations of International Politics", SIPA [School of International and Public Affairs, CU], 10/06-31/07/2008.

Material relating to Mary Robinson (MR)'s work at Columbia University (CU) 2009, including correspondence, lecture notes, reading material, syllabus and other information relating to "Human Rights and Ethical Globalization" classes at CU with MR and Alice Miller as co-instructors, Spring 2009, and "Climate Change, Development, and Human Rights" (John C Mutter and Heather Grady instructors) Spring; correspondence relating to MR being invited to serve as Founding Member of Advisory Board to the Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment (VCC), "joint center of Columbia Law School and The Earth Institute at Columbia University", from Lisa Sachs, Director of VCC [daughter of Dr Jeffrey Sachs] and Roger Agnelli, with biographies of members.

Material relating to Mary Robinson (MR)'s work at Columbia University (CU) 2010, including correspondence, lecture notes, reading material, syllabus and other information relating to "Climate Change, Human Rights and Development" with instructors Prof John C Mutter and Heather Grady, Adjunct Professor International and Public Affairs, and Managing Director, Realizing rights [The Ethical Globalization Initiative (EGI)], [25/01?]-[08/03?]/2010; correspondence between MR and Heather Grady regarding the development of MDP course [Masters in Development Practice] in Columbia University, 27-28/04/2010.

Typed draft of address given by Mary Robinson "Human Rights and the Empowerment of Women", at 75th anniversary of the admission of women to Columbia University Law School, 18/10/200[2], with notation, and possibly repurposed for later event.

Material relating to Allan Rosenfield (AR), Dean, Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University (CU). It includes correspondence between Mary Robinson (MR), AR and Patty Stonesifer, President, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, relating to AR and MR seeking funding for their AMDD [Averting Maternal Death and Disability] programme at CU, which was unsuccessful, 15-19/10/2004; correspondence from AR to MR relating to MR receiving the Calderone Award, and the lecture she was required to give as a result, 20/11/2004-03/03/2005; material relating to the Friends of Allan Rosenfield Fund, and its Leadership Committee on which MR was invited to serve, and a series of events in honour of AR including the World Leaders Forum at CU, specifically a symposium "Taking a Stand: Challenges and Controversies in Reproductive Health, Maternal Mortality, and HIV/AIDS", including programme, background information, and correspondence, 08/03-26/07/2006; correspondence relating to the passing of AR with print out of photograph of MR and AR, and print out of his obituary, 14-16/10/2008.