Eta Sigma Lambda Fraternity records, 1962-2008.

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Eta Sigma Lambda Fraternity records, 1962-2008.

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The Eta Sigma Lambda collection represents over 40 years of chapter history. Items predominantly consist of local records from Eta Sigma Lambda, as well as regional and national records of Alpha Phi Alpha. This collection primarily documents the structure, finances, history, culture, and charitable contributions of the Eta Sigma Lambda chapter. The records consist of administrative files, financial records, member records, publicity and outreach materials, printed matter, photographs, and ephemera.

8.34 linear feet (10 boxes).

San Jose State University

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SNAC Resource ID: 7163756

San Jose State University

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