Records of miscellaneous offices and the Administrative Board

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Records of miscellaneous offices and the Administrative Board

1920-1979

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Contains records of various administrative offices and officers of the Graduate School of Education. Administrative records include minutes of the Administrative Board for M.A.T. Records of the Office to the Register pertain to student teaching, discontinued programs, certification, and courses, 1920-1961. Also records from the Development Office regarding Center for Jewish Studies, and office files from Fletcher Watson. Other office materials include memoranda from the Alumni Office; correspondence from Office of Admissions; and correspondence on fellowships of the Office of Studies.

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Harvard University Archives.

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SNAC Resource ID: 8183611

Harvard University Archives.

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