Records, [ca. 1967-1985].

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Records, [ca. 1967-1985].

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Records are primarily from the files of Sister Colette Mahoney and date from the beginning of her tenure as president of Marymount Manhattan College in 1967. Included are correspondence, annual, departmental, and other reports, speeches, invitations, and memos. These concern general matters relating to the work of the president. Also, files on the college's former presidents, including Mother du Sacré Coeur Smith, Mother Raymund McKay, Mother Jogues Egan, Sister Elizabeth Marie Keeler, as well as Sister Colette Mahoney, containing photographs, clippings, printed material, and other materials that provide biographical data about the presidents. Of note are correspondence, memos, notes, and reports, 1971-1978, concerning Marymount Manhattan College's affiliation with Mannes College of Music.

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Mannes College of Music

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The school was founded in 1916 by violin and piano duo David Mannes and Clara Damrosch Mannes. What started out as a community music school named The David Mannes School of Music has grown into a world-class conservatory of music. In 1989 Mannes College joins The New School for Social Research which later becomes New School University. From the description of Administrative Documents. (New School University Library). WorldCat record id: 475429929 ...

McKay, Raymund.

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Egan, Jogues.

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Keeler, Elizabeth Marie.

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Marymount Manhattan College

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Founded by the Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary. Began in 1930 as courses offered to graduates of Marymount School at Fifth Avenue and East 83rd Street as a substitute for admission to the residential Marymount College at Tarrytown, New York. Moved to its present address in 1948. Received a charter as an independent college in 1961. Added a second building named for trustee Joseph C. Nugent in 1974. Currently nondenominational and co-educational. From the description of Marymoun...

Mahoney, Colette, 1926-

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Marymount Manhattan College. Office of the President.

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Smith, Du Sacré Coeur.

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