General records, 1902-[ongoing].

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General records, 1902-[ongoing].

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Materials include catalogs and bulletins (1906-present); yearbooks (1917-present, 6 linear ft.); Meharry News (1902 (first issue)-1923) containing news about and for students and alumni; programs: commencement activities programs (1902-present); convocations and other event programs (1917-present); Sam Cameron Memorial Black Medical History Lecture Series programs (1990-present); bulletins, journals, newspapers, newsletters, magazines, and other publications sponsored by the general college and its departments, faculty, students, and alumni, and Hubbard Hospital (1902-present, 7 linear ft.); correspondence, abstracts, forms, programs, and evaluation forms pertaining to Student Research Day (1960-1994, 3 linear ft.); decreased alumni files received from Alumni Affairs; programs, correspondence, charter certificates, news clippings, reports, and other materials pertaining to the National Alumni Association and its chapters (1964-1994, 3 linear ft.); general history data; news clippings; photographs; and framed photographs of graduating classes (1891, 1893, 1901, 1912-1913, 1925, 1931, 1933-1935, 1937-1938, 1960, 1963).

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