University of Utah Graduate School memoranda and student lists 1956-1970

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University of Utah Graduate School memoranda and student lists 1956-1970

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The Graduate School and the Graduate Council supervised the degree requirements for academic and professional graduate degrees. The majority of this collection consists of memoranda from Dean Sterling McMurrin to department heads, members of the Graduate Council, and graduate advisors concerning academic policies of the Graduate School. Also included are lists of students enrolled in graduate programs from 1956-1960.

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J. Willard Marriott Library. University of Utah. University Archives and Records Management

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