Office files, 1928-<1992>

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Office files, 1928-<1992>

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These are the files that have been accessioned from departments and offices around campus. The boxes are arranged and numbered according to the organizational structure of the College. The files include both operational records such as invoices, correspondence, personnel matters; and functional records, such as minutes, policy decisions, and reports. These are accessioned according to office or department and arranged numerically according to the administrative history code.

300 cubic ft.

Hartwick College, Stevens-German Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7182790

Hartwick College, Stevens-German Library

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Wilder, Philip S.

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Arnold, Henry J., 1887-1959

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Leitzell, Charles W., 1870-1950.

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Ritchie, M. A. F. (Miller Alfred Franklin), 1909-

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