The Nancy Hauserman papers date from 1979 to 2013 and measure 4.72 linear feet (10 boxes) and 8 miniature audiocassettes. The collection is organized into 4 series: Personal, Professional, The University of Iowa Health Care Photo Project, and The Sexual Harassment Survey.

The Personal series (1980-2011) consists of Hauserman’s certificates, awards, correspondence, financial records, and photographs of her with family and friends.

The Professional series (1979-2013) contains information about Hauserman’s career including correspondence, newspaper clippings, classroom materials, reports, resumes, correspondence, articles, business cards, faculty profile, and photographs. Materials relating to Hauserman’s promotion to full professor in 1995 are documented in this series throughout her promotion file, citations, statement, and external reviews commenting about her work. This series also contains issues of Business at Iowa, Iowa alumni magazine, and The Best Business Schools Outside the United States. Hauserman’s research focused on women and employment law which are recorded in the files the women’s campus coalition, the women’s studies class, and statistics about the Women at the University of Iowa. Hauserman’s speeches, drafts, and slides are also documented in this series. A personal statement and photograph of Wen-Ling Wen is featured in this series. Wen-Ling Wen was a Finance Ph.D. student at the University of Iowa who suffered from Leukemia and died in 1997 after no match was found for a bone marrow transplant. Money was raised in 1992 for Wen-Ling in an attempt to find a match which Hauserman was involved in. Hauserman participated in a seminar that occurred in Stockholm, Sweden, which is recorded in the speech materials, articles, and correspondence with Anna Wahl, professor of Gender, Organization and Management at the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) in Stockholm. Other materials included in this series is the Brokerage club constitution and pamphlets from the University of Iowa business school, U.S. professors of the year, and The Journal of Legal Studies Education.

The University of Iowa Health Care Photo Project series (2003-2008) is comprised of documents relating to the seventeen University of Iowa Health Care workers that were interviewed and photographed by Hauserman because of their ability to go beyond their job description. Materials in this series include research articles, newspaper clippings about care within the workplace, interview questions, interviewee responses, correspondence, legal forms, and photographs of the participants. A copy of the article “Taking Care: A Photo Essay of Some Support Staff at a Major University Hospital” along with comments written as well as a copy of the book Taking Care a Recognition of Good People Doing Good Things are included.

The Sexual Harassment Survey series (1979-2009) includes materials such as research articles, newspaper clippings, article reviews, interview questions, presentation slides, correspondence, interviewee responses, and reports relating to the survey Hauserman conducted at the University of Iowa in the early 2000s. A copy of the 1993 survey “Sexual Harassment at the University of Iowa: Result of a Campus Wide Survey” is also included in this series.