University of Texas at San Antonio Library Office of the Assistant Dean for Computer Systems records, 1982-1999.

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University of Texas at San Antonio Library Office of the Assistant Dean for Computer Systems records, 1982-1999.

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The collection comprises the records of Sue Tyner, Assistant Dean for Computer Systems, and includes correspondence and memoranda; minutes of the Technical Services division meetings, Librarians' meetings, and University Assembly meetings; strategic planning documents; Library newsletters including Library Focus and UTSA Library News; documents of the Salary Committee; materials pertaining to Library renovations, reports, position descriptions, and other materials.

5 linear feet (5 boxes)

University of Texas at San Antonio, John Peace Library (JPL)

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University of Texas at San Antonio, John Peace Library (JPL)

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Tyner, Sue

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University of Texas at San Antonio. Library. Office of the Assistant Dean for Computer Systems

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The University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) Library was established in 1973, the first year students were admitted to the new university. As of 2009, the Library has three locations: the John Peace Library on UTSA's Main Campus, the Downtown Library at UTSA's Downtown Campus, and the Archives unit of the Archives and Special Collections department at the HemisFair Park Campus. The Assistant Dean for Computer Systems, Sue Tyner, oversaw the Library's computer systems. From the descr...

University of Texas at San Antonio

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The University of Texas at San Antonio was established in 1969. As of 2009, the University comprises three campuses: UTSA's Main Campus in northwest San Antonio, its Downtown Campus, and the HemisFair Park Campus, which includes the Institute of Texan Cultures museum. The Yearbook Organization, a student organization responsible for the production of UTSA's first yearbook, Horizons, originated in 1989 as the Yearbook Commitee of the Student Representative Assembly. The final yearbook, produced i...