Correspondence Study Division records, 1922-1985.

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Correspondence Study Division records, 1922-1985.

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The Correspondence Study Division records consist of 34.25 linear feet and span the years 1922 to 1985. The records include annual reports, minutes, manuals, course catalogs, salary information, tuition payment ledgers, correspondence, statistics, syllabi, reading lists, course assignments, and transcripts.

34.25 linear feet.

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Loyola University of Chicago. Archives.

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Loyola University of Chicago. Correspondence Study Division.

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The Correspondence Study Division, originally called the Home Study Division, was founded in 1922 by Frederick Siedenburg, S.J., and began with ten courses. The division was founded "in order to furnish the opportunity for study and development to men and women unable to attend the school as resident students". In 1923 William H. Agnew, S.J., then president of Loyola University, sought to have the Home Study Division recognized nationally by asking universities across the nation to recognize cre...