College of Science records, 1932-1973.

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College of Science records, 1932-1973.

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Series one consists of Dean Earl L. Packard's correspondence and reports files. Series two includes registration statistics summaries and enrollment distributions by credit hours. Series three consists of programs, faculty and registration lists, correspondence, and grade lists for the JESSI program. Biennial reports, series four, highlight the activities of the college for the given two-year period. Series five contains a self-evaluation report prepared by the School of Science in January 1960 for the Commission on Higher Schools, Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools.

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