Margot Koczan papers, 1970-2005.

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Margot Koczan papers, 1970-2005.

Margot Koczan was a long-time faculty member in the Foreign Language Department. The bulk of her papers are department minutes from 1970-2003.

2 linear feet (2 boxes, 1 separate.)

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Edinboro University of Pennsylvania

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The earliest mention of the Office of Registrar is in the 1912-13 catalog for Edinboro State Normal School. It appears the duties of the registrar at this time did not include accepting tuition payments, as it did later. The 1913-14 catalog instructed that the President accepted payments on behalf of the board. Starting in the 1930s, the office accepted tuition payments, as well as did the scheduling. The registrar's office and Dean of Instruction office were combined in 1938. The Fall 1981 stud...

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Koczan, Margot M.

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Margot Koczan received her BA from Ohio Northern University in 1965 and her MS from University of Michigan in 1968. She began teaching at Edinboro in 1968 and retired in 2005. While at Edinboro, she served on numerous college committees and as advisor for the French Club and the Eta Gamma Chapter of Pi Delta Pi. From the description of Margot Koczan papers, 1970-2005. (Edinboro University of Pennsylvania). WorldCat record id: 767834392 ...

Edinboro State College

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