California State University Chancellor's Office Collection, 1954 - [ongoing]

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California State University Chancellor's Office Collection, 1954 - [ongoing]

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Chancellor's Office Collection consists of the administrative records of the Chancellor's of the California State University System. The Chancellor is the administrative head of the system reporting to the Board of Trustees. This collections consists of the records mostly of Chancellor Glenn Dumke (1962-1982) but also the records of Chancellor Buell Gallagher (1961-1962), Ann Reynolds (1982-1989), acting Chancellor Ellis McCune (1990-1991, Barry Munitz (1991-1998), and Charles Reed (1998-present). Collection includes correspondence, reports, memoranda, Chancellor's speeches and other materials. Subjects include the formation of the CSU System, academic governance, academic senate, 1960s campus unrest, legislation, campus controversies and many other education related topics.

19 boxes; 19 linear ft

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California State University, Dominguez Hills Archives and Special Collections

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SNAC Resource ID: 6660697

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