Medical Education Records, 1891- (bulk 1933- ).

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Medical Education Records, 1891- (bulk 1933- ).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/39665721

This record group contains: history files; Foundation information; materials on outstanding events; information about the change from diploma to degree program; articles of incorporation; affiliation agreements; minutes of meetings; constitutions and by-laws; policies and procedures; correspondence; subject files; reports; evaluations; State Board Accreditation materials; curriculums; sample examinations; annual reports; resurvey reports; information about Canisius College, Erie Community College (ECC), and other nursing schools; lists of directors/faculty; faculty credentials; faculty and student manuals; student records; student activities; information about outstanding faculty/students; lists of presidents and members, minutes, activities, and outstanding members of the Alumnae Association; lists of Graduates (1891-1933); yearbooks (1947-1985); "Memories" (1992-98); student newspaper; brochures; flyers; and other material generated by the School of Nursing.

7.8 cu.ft.

Western New York Library Resorces Council, WNYLRC

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SNAC Resource ID: 7415918

Western New York Library Resorces Council, WNYLRC

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