Administration and Institutional Advancement. Alumni Office, 1913- .

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Administration and Institutional Advancement. Alumni Office, 1913- .

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This record group, "Administration and Institutional Advancement" encompasses all of the material in the archives relating to the Alumni Office, including Alumni affairs and the Alumni Association. The earliest materials are dated 1913. From this date through the 1970's there is a consistent run of material, but it is a thin quantity. Beginning in 1980 there is a marked increase in the number of alumni publications.

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Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, Baron-Forness Library

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Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, Baron-Forness Library

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Edinboro State College

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