Alumnae Council (University of Michigan) records 1890-1991 1917-1980

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Alumnae Council (University of Michigan) records 1890-1991 1917-1980

The University of Michigan Alumnae Council was founded in 1917 as a group to support women at the University of Michigan. They are active fund-raisers, and use the money to sponsor women’s housing, scholarships, and organizations at the University. The records consist of photographs and meeting minutes.

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Bentley Historical Library

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