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College of William and Mary

Chinese Student Organization (CSO) records, 1997/2008

.84 Linear Feet 2 extra tall Hollinger boxes

The collection includes materials that document the activities of the Chinese Student Organization (CSO). Materials include items such as scrapbooks.

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Chinese Student Organization (CSO) records, 1997/2008 .84 Linear Feet 2 extra tall Hollinger boxes

The collection includes materials that document the activities of the Chinese Student Organization (CSO). Materials include items such as scrapbooks.

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

Records of the Virginia Tech Asian American Student Union, 1997/2018

0.7 Cubic Feet 1 box, 1 oversize folder, 1 roll storage tube
This collection contains event posters, DVDs, VHS tapes, a cut-out from the Collegiate Times, and a painted muslin canvas created by the Virginia Tech Asian American Student Union.
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Records of the Virginia Tech Asian American Student Union, 1997/2018 0.7 Cubic Feet 1 box, 1 oversize folder, 1 roll storage tube

Virginia Polytechnic Institution and State University. Asian American Student Union
This collection contains event posters, DVDs, VHS tapes, a cut-out from the Collegiate Times, and a painted muslin canvas created by the Virginia Tech Asian American Student Union.
College of William and Mary

William & Mary Asian & Pacific Islander American (APIA) Studies Department records, 2007/2025

0.2 Linear Feet

A collection of papers and records created by the Asian & Pacific Islander American Studies Department (APIA).

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