University of Utah Deputy Administrative Vice President for Planning and Construction records 1964-1970

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University of Utah Deputy Administrative Vice President for Planning and Construction records 1964-1970

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In 1967 the name of the office of the Business Vice President was changed to Business, Finance, and Construction Vice President and it was placed under the new office of the Executive Vice President. In 1969 the office became part of the office of the Administrative Vice President, so the name was changed to the Deputy Administrative Vice President for Planning and Construction. The office itself was abolished in 1970 although the functions it supervised remained with the Administrative Vice President's Office. During the period covered by these records, Mark L. Money served as Deputy Business Vice President for Operations and Construction, and after 1969 as Deputy Administrative Vice President for Operations and Construction. This collection contains correspondence, reports, and memoranda primarily related to physical plant operations, personnel, and building construction.

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

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