Association records, 1969-1994.

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Association records, 1969-1994.

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Bylaws, minutes, annual reports, financial records, conference materials, correspondence, and miscellaneous papers of a professional association chartered in 1969 to foster personnel guidance leadership among college personnel officers, to support education-related legislative proposals, and to cooperate with similar organizations in other states. The association is a division of the American College Personnel Association and is also affiliated with the Minnesota Personnel and Guidance Association.

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Minnesota Historical Society, Division of Archives and Manuscripts

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Minnesota College Personnel Association.

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The Minnesota College Personnel Association (MCPA) was chartered in 1969 as a state division of the American College Personnel Association. It was also a division of the Minnesota Personnel and Guidance Association. The association sought to provide state leadership of college student personnel workers in promoting programs in guidance, counseling, and student personnel practices. It worked for the development and maintenance of professional standards, encouraged researc...

Minnesota Personnel and Guidance Association.

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American College Personnel Association

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Association representing professionals engaged in placement, counseling, and campus personnel work. From the description of Records, 1938- (Bowling Green State University). WorldCat record id: 23280385 Professional organization established in 1924, originally as the National Association of Appointment Secretaries, changing its name in 1931 to the American College Personnel Association. Established with the organizational purpose of establishing secti...