Administrative records, 1910-2000.

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Administrative records, 1910-2000.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/70968854

Materials include admissions and promotion materials (1960-1996), institutional data (1968, 1985, 1988), studies and reports about the college (1943, 1963), self study and accreditation reports (1972-1992), curriculum analysis reports (1977, 1991), affirmative action plans (1980-1989, and campus wide email (1997-2000). Personnel records (.5 linear ft.) include employment salaries (1979-1995), personnel manuals (1979-1996), policy bulletins (1986), equal opportunity policy and affirmative action plan (1977), position vacancies, and staff and faculty salaries (1996-1999).

ca. 8.5 linear ft.

Winston Salem State University, C.G. O'Kelly Library

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Winston Salem State University, C.G. O'Kelly Library

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