Academic Affairs. Graduate Programs. Masters in Public Adminsitration-Tribal Concentration Program. 1999-2005 1980-2013

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Academic Affairs. Graduate Programs. Masters in Public Adminsitration-Tribal Concentration Program. 1999-2005 1980-2013

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The Evergreen State College Master's in Public Administration Tribal Concentration Program documents the programs creation, development, and curriculum from 1999 - 2013. This collection consists of papers, reports, audio and visual recordings including digitized files.

1.0 cubic feet; consists of 4 large .33 cu. ft. letter size storage boxes. one file storage container for recruitment literature; two file storage containers for program records and one file storage container for the visual and audio recordings.

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