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Beverly A. Blois PAGE program research papers

1.5 Linear Feet 4 boxes
This collection contains research materials for Blois' 1987 dissertation on education, including audio cassettes of interviews with GMU faculty members and a first draft copy of his dissertation "The PAGE Program from Concept to Curriculum: George Mason University's Plan for Alternative General Education, 1981-1983."
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Beverly A. Blois PAGE program research papers 1.5 Linear Feet 4 boxes

Blois, Beverly
This collection contains research materials for Blois' 1987 dissertation on education, including audio cassettes of interviews with GMU faculty members and a first draft copy of his dissertation "The PAGE Program from Concept to Curriculum: George Mason University's Plan for Alternative General Education, 1981-1983."
George Mason University

George Mason University Dissertation and Thesis collection

528.75 Linear Feet (434 boxes) (434 boxes)
The collection consists of official copies of each thesis and dissertation submitted from spring 1973 through fall 2012.
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George Mason University Dissertation and Thesis collection 528.75 Linear Feet (434 boxes) (434 boxes)

George Mason University. Libraries. Special Collections Research Center
The collection consists of official copies of each thesis and dissertation submitted from spring 1973 through fall 2012.

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