Edward Conradi Papers, 1911-1981.

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Edward Conradi Papers, 1911-1981.

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Collection includes his papers from 1911-1981 and consists of correspondence, legal papers, bills, articles, clippings, publications, speeches, photographs, memorabilia, etc. and notes on the history of FSCW from which his "Memoirs of Edward Conradi" was written.

1, 091 items (8.5 linear ft.)

Florida State University

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Florida State University

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Conradi, Edward, 1869-1944

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Dr. Edward Conradi (1869-1944) was President of Florida State College for Women (FSCW) from 1909 until 1941 and taught the first Experimental Psychology course at FSCW; After retirement he was appointed President Emeritus and his name was given to the Biology Bldg. and to the first endowed chair in the Psychology Dept. in 1991. From the description of Edward Conradi Papers, 1911-1981. (Florida State University). WorldCat record id: 39899902 ...

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