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College of William and Mary

Honors Program Records

2.00 Linear Feet

The collection includes lists of students in the honors program at William and Mary as well as fliers and booklets describing the Honors Program. Established in 1982, the Honors Program represents the College's ongoing commitment to curricular experimentation and to offering students a variety of education opportunities within the liberal arts and sciences.

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Honors Program Records 2.00 Linear Feet

College of William and Mary. Charles Center

The collection includes lists of students in the honors program at William and Mary as well as fliers and booklets describing the Honors Program. Established in 1982, the Honors Program represents the College's ongoing commitment to curricular experimentation and to offering students a variety of education opportunities within the liberal arts and sciences.

College of William and Mary

Project Plus Records

15.00 Linear Feet 13 boxes

This collection contains student rosters, syllabi, publicity brochures and fliers, evaluations, budget materials, correspondence, and memos about the Project Plus honors program.

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Project Plus Records 15.00 Linear Feet 13 boxes

College of William and Mary. Project Plus

This collection contains student rosters, syllabi, publicity brochures and fliers, evaluations, budget materials, correspondence, and memos about the Project Plus honors program.

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