Honorary Degrees Committee, Records 1917-1975

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Honorary Degrees Committee, Records 1917-1975

The records of the Honorary Degrees Committee span the years 1917-1975, with the bulk falling between 1968-1975. The records are arranged chronologically. The material from 1968-1975 is especially comprehensive. Undated biographical materials for various nominees are filed in alphabetical order at the end of each yearly folder. For some years, lists of committee members have been filed in the front of their respective folders. Lists of Honorary Degree recipients may be found in the University Archives Subject Files.

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