Chief Marshal (University of Michigan) records 1914-[ongoing]

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Chief Marshal (University of Michigan) records 1914-[ongoing]

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The Chief Marshal of the University is the individual responsible for planning and participating in both official and ceremonial University events, including commencement ceremonies. The position began around 1883 and is usually filled by a member of the University faculty. The Chief Marshal records primarily include correspondence, floor plans, commencement programs, and planning materials related to university commencement exercises from 1914 to the present.

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