Records of Brooklyn College Classics Department, 194?-199? 195?-198?

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Records of Brooklyn College Classics Department, 194?-199? 195?-198?

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These records of the Brooklyn College Classics Department contain mainly personnel and administrative files of those who were affiliated with the classics department from the late 1940s through the 1980s. The professor's names are listed in alphabetical order and the records are comprised of personnel records, correspondences, personal information, evaluations, curriculum vitae, publications, and observations by department members.

31 boxes (15.5 cu.ft.)

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