Office of University Planning records, 1956-1967 [Bulk dates: 1962-1967].

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Office of University Planning records, 1956-1967 [Bulk dates: 1962-1967].

The Office of University Planning dealt with development and planning issues, particularly for academic programs. Many records deal with financial and space planning for academic programs, departments, and schools. The records include correspondence, contracts, committee materials, memoranda, proposals, reports, speeches, and statistics.

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