Records of the Associate Dean of Harvard College in Charge of Alumni Placement and Student Employment, 1934-1942

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Records of the Associate Dean of Harvard College in Charge of Alumni Placement and Student Employment, 1934-1942

The office of Associate Dean of Harvard College in Charge of Alumni Placement and Student Employment existed from 1935-1943. Its only office holder was George F. Plimpton. These records document Plimpton's administrative activities which included not only alumni and student job placement but also encompassed freshman advising, administration of scholarships for German refugees, and United States Army Air Corps intelligence officer placement.

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Harvard University Archives.

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