Radcliffe College Short Courses and Institutes Records, 1933-1988

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Radcliffe College Short Courses and Institutes Records, 1933-1988

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Radcliffe College Short Courses and Institutes Records contains records of the Institute on Historical and Archival Management, including correspondence, reports on student projects, financial statements, and publicity materials; materials for the seminar "Communications for the Volunteer"; also student records, later employment histories, course information, publicity, and brochures of the Radcliffe Publishing Course.

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