California State University Extended Education Collection, 1969-1992

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California State University Extended Education Collection, 1969-1992

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Collection includes a variety of CSU offices and commissions relating to extended or continuing education programs in the CSU. Offices or commissions include: Advisory Committee on Continuing Education (1968-1977); Commission on External Degree Program (1969-1977); Continuing Education Department (1963-1983); Extended Education Department (1980-1989); Advisory Committee of the Consortium (1973-1977); Consortium (1972-1988); and Center for Innovation Programs (1988-1992).

24 boxes; 24 linear ft

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California State University Historical Archives California State University, Dominguez Hills

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SNAC Resource ID: 6651335

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Dumke, Glenn S.

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