Office of University Relations records, 1965-1996, (bulk 1980-1992)

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Office of University Relations records, 1965-1996, (bulk 1980-1992)

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The majority of the collection consists of documents, audio and video recordings, but also includes photographs, and slides. The bulk of the correspondence is that of William Harry Durham, Associate Vice President for University Relations 1984-1993. Prior to that time Durham served as Executive Director for University Relations from 1980 to 1984; Director, University Communications Center, 1968-1980; Head, University Television Center, 1966-1968. The material in the collection covers the period 1965-1996, with most of the collection dating from 1980-1992. The documents in this series consist of correspondence, media information, memoranda, minutes, public service announcements, radio promotions, and scripts. Primary subjects include Board of Visitors, the University's Centennial celebrations 1988-1989; the Communications Center, Cooperative Extension Service, Institutional Advancement, Employee and Student Orientation, Public Relations, and the Strom Thurmond Institute of Government and Public Affairs. The recordings consist primarily of interviews with the Clemson Alumni Class of 1943, administrators, professors, students, Clemson citizens; public service announcements, awards, presentations, and events of the Strom Thurmond Institute. Harry Durham conducted most of the interviews.

22 cubic ft. + photographs, slides, audio recordings, video recordings

Clemson University Libraries, Robert Muldrow Cooper Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 6823084

Clemson University Libraries, Robert Muldrow Cooper Library

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Buhrmaster, Donald.

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Batson, Louis Pinckney

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Milford, Lee W., 1922-

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Hudnall, Ben.

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McCarthy, John (John C.)

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Clemson University. Office of University Relations.

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Lennon, Max

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Brennen, James J.

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Gallman, Hunter C.

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Fleming, Horace W. (Horace Weldon), 1944-2009

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Atchley, B. L. (Bill L.)

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Courses in Computer Science first offered, 1965-1966. Department of Computer Science created July 1, 1978. Albert Turner, Acting Head, July 1978-April 1979; Head, 1979-1993. Stephen T. Hedetniemi, Acting Department Head, 1993-1994; Head, 1994-1995; Chair, 1995-1997. Harold Grossman, Acting Chair, 1997-1998. John C. Peck, Chair, 1998-2000. Pradip Srimani, Chair, 2000-present. Master of Science degree program instituted 1980-1981. From the description of Department of Computer Science ...

Hinton, O. T.

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Elam, Donald, 1926-

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Ligon, Langdon S.

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Wallace, Francis X.

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Lanham, William J.

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Martin, David O.

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Ransdell, Gary.

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Harris, Theodore Lester, 1910-

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Moss, T. C.

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Godley, W. C. 1922-

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Wood, Charles Richard.

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Durham, William Harry.

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Strom Thurmond Institute

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Prince, Phillip Hunter, 1926-

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