American Institute of Planners Records, 1934-1978

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American Institute of Planners Records, 1934-1978

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Primarily files of American Institute of Planners executive offices, departments, and committees, this collection consists of correspondence, memoranda, minutes, reports, bylaws, policy statements, contracts, proposals, bills and receipts, publications by AIP and other organizations, drafts, articles, reviews, surveys, and other materials relating to the activities of AIP and its local chapters. Subjects represented include educational and career opportunites for women and minorities in planning; grants and fellowships; continuing education; planning awards; AIP annual meetings; AIP conferences (including talks as well as files); AIP's 50th anniversary; AIP membership standards, registration, and role in the planning profession; certification of educational institutions offering degrees in planning; professional development; professional ethics; housing; regional planning; environmental issues; and related topics.

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Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.

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United States. Environmental Protection Agency

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American Institute of Planners Foundation.

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Planners for Equal Opportunity

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American Institute of Planners. Planning Education Dept.

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American institute of planners

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Planning Foundation of America.

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Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (U.S.)

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