Marion Marzolf papers, ca. 1961-1995 (bulk 1980-1995).

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Marion Marzolf papers, ca. 1961-1995 (bulk 1980-1995).

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The series in the collection include Personal/Research, Teaching, and Departmental. Personal/Research relates to awards received, research interests and her involvement in Women in Communication, Inc. The Teaching series includes course materials for classes in journalism, later communication, and the American Culture Program. The Departmental series concerns her activities within the department of communication, including its various reorganizations.

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University of Michigan. Departent of Communication

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Formerly called the Department of Journalism. From the description of Dept. of Communication (University of Michigan) photograph series. 1940s-1970s. (University of Michigan). WorldCat record id: 85778381 Formerly called the Department of Journalism. From the description of Dept. of Communication (University of Michigan) records, 1926-1986. (University of Michigan). WorldCat record id: 34419518 Formerly called the Department of Journalism. Fr...

Women in Communications, inc.

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Marzolf, Marion Tuttle

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University of Michigan.

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University of Michigan. Department of journalism

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