Seattle University Athletics Department Administrative Records 1950-1980 1946-1987

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Seattle University Athletics Department Administrative Records 1950-1980 1946-1987

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This collection of administrative records from the Seattle University Athletic Department includes scattered materials from 1946 to 1987; including selected information on budgets, facilities and intramural athletic program; report of the Presidential Task Force on Intercollegiate Athletics (1980), and the minutes of the Sports Transition Committee reflecting Seattle University's transition from NCAA Division One sports to the NAIA (1980).

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Special Collections, Lemieux Library and McGoldrick Learning Commons

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