Programs of study, 1962-[ongoing].

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Programs of study, 1962-[ongoing].

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Departmental reports, program reviews, and course outlines of the Art, Business, Human Development/Education, Liberal Arts, and Music Departments, 1962-present; early history of the Villa Maria Institute of Music, founded in 1956 by Sister Mary Evangeline Pieniaszek, including newsclippings, programs, and a dissertation by Sister Mary Martinelle Niemiec, 1967; commencement invitations, directives, liturgies, and exercises, 1965-present; files on curriculum, including Curriculum Committee minutes, 1963-1966, course offerings, 1960-1969, and material concerning the 4-1-4 Program, 1969, Bilingual program, 1984, Exchange Program, 1998, and Mastery Learning, 1990-1993; final examinations given at the college, 1960-1995; memos and proposals for registered programs; an inventory of programs registered with the New York State Education Dept., 1968-present; and cooperative education grant proposals and reports.

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Villa Maria College of Buffalo

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Villa Maria College of Buffalo

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Niemiec, Mary Martinelle, Sister.

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Villa Maria College of Buffalo (N.Y.)

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Independent, two-year coeducational institution founded in 1960 by the Congregation of Sisters of St. Felix (Felician Sisters) as a teacher-training center for its sisters in the education apostolate. Established as an affiliate of the Catholic University of America; provisional charter issued in 1961 by the Board of Regents of the State of New York to grant Associate in Arts (A.A.) and Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.) degrees to women religious. The charter was ren...