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College of William and Mary

Charles Post McCurdy, Jr. Papers, 1942-1956

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This collection contains correspondence and other material of Charles P. McCurdy about the election of John Edwin Pomfret as President in 1942, the football scandal of 1951, and development of graduate and professional programs at the college in 1955.

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Charles Post McCurdy, Jr. Papers, 1942-1956 0.40 Linear Feet

McCurdy, Carles Post, Jr.

This collection contains correspondence and other material of Charles P. McCurdy about the election of John Edwin Pomfret as President in 1942, the football scandal of 1951, and development of graduate and professional programs at the college in 1955.

College of William and Mary

Humanities Division Records

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Collection includes correspondence, curriculum suggestions, minutes from the Committee on Graduate Studies, Faculty committee proposals, plans for Core Curriculum, reports to faculty, proposals for Improving Liberal Arts Education and other related materials.

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Humanities Division Records 2.00 Linear Feet

College of William and Mary

Collection includes correspondence, curriculum suggestions, minutes from the Committee on Graduate Studies, Faculty committee proposals, plans for Core Curriculum, reports to faculty, proposals for Improving Liberal Arts Education and other related materials.

College of William and Mary

Office of the Dean of Graduate Students Records

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Acc. 1985.010: Graduate Program Evaluations, 1975-1990. This accession includes evaluations conducted by a Review Committee and external consultants, along with comments from the departments under review.

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Office of the Dean of Graduate Students Records 9.00 Linear Feet

College of William and Mary

Acc. 1985.010: Graduate Program Evaluations, 1975-1990. This accession includes evaluations conducted by a Review Committee and external consultants, along with comments from the departments under review.

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