Records 1952-1983.

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Records 1952-1983.

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This collection contains information about the Business College. The collection is divided into four series. I. Business College Graduation Files (1963-1983). II. General Files and Papers (1956-1978). III. Applications (1952-1978). IV. Correspondence (1965-1978). The Graduation Files series contains students' graduation papers. The General Files and Papers series contains committee minutes, budgets, and general files from the department. The Applications series contains completed applications for student and faculty employment opportunities. The Correspondence series contains various correspondences that involve different members of the department.

75 boxes (37.5 linear ft.)

Harold B. Lee Library

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