Files represent Pier Camillo Rogers' work as an assistant professor of nonprofit management for Milano (1992-1999, according to her profile on the employment website, LinkedIn) and her professional work in the field. Issues of interest include diversity and black philanthropy. Includes biographical information on Rogers and assessments of the Milano nonprofit management program. Files in the format of WordPerfect, Question Object, and LTR documents were migrated from a floppy disk.

Promotional video for the Milano School of International Affairs, Management and Urban Policy in the form of an ISO file was migrated from a DVD-R.

Video in the form of ISO file migrated from DVD-R.

Images in the form of JPEG files were migrated from DVD-R.

JPEG image files were transferred from a DVD-R disc.

Photographs furnished by new students of themselves. Original files in JPEG and DOC format were migrated from CD-R. Four files were corrupt and could not be recovered: elena_brito.tif, gokhan_kuralscan (unix file), jennifer_mejia (unix file), mila_ronderos.doc. These were removed.

Keynote by United States Congresswoman Maxine Waters. Panelists include James Carr, chief operating officer, National Community Reinvestment Coalition; Darrick Hamilton, assistant professor at Milano; Sarah Ludwig, executive director, Neighborhood Economic Development Advocacy Project; Edward Wright, chief financial officer, City National Bank. Photographs originally in JPEG format were migrated from DVD-R.

PDF files migrated from CD-R.

Conference papers in the form of PDF files were migrated from CD-R. One file, "bannerjee.pdf," had encoding issues and was removed.