William L. Smith papers, 1946-2008, bulk 1970-1985.

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William L. Smith papers, 1946-2008, bulk 1970-1985.

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This collection contains speeches, published articles, unpublished manuscripts, professional journals, books, photographs, scrap books, brochures, reports, clippings, event programs, VHS tapes, and a yearbook. The material dates from 1946-2008, bulk 1970-1985. These are the speeches, published writings, resources, and other material of William L. Smith from his time working at the U.S. Office of Education and U.S. Department of Education. The material reflects a variety of topics, including multiculturalism in education, teacher education, federal education policies, and education reform.

6.25 linear feet.

George Washington University

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