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Course catalogs, 1840

15 cubic feet
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This series contains the official academic catalog of the Virginia Military Institute.

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Course catalogs, 1840 15 cubic feet

Institute Honors Program records, 2006/2016

3 Linear Feet
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The records consist:

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Institute Honors Program records, 2006/2016 3 Linear Feet

Student work from ERH 370, "1839-2018, the Shared History of VMI and Photography", 2018

13 items
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Product of the ERH 370 assignment requiring students to create a self portrait carte-de-visite, with a personal statement to accompany the image. The collection consists of 13 images of the students enrolled in the class, accompanied by biographical statement. The box also contains a copy of the course syllabus and news article about Professor Smigrod's visual arts courses.

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Student work from ERH 370, "1839-2018, the Shared History of VMI and Photography", 2018 13 items

VMI Center for Undergraduate Research (VCUR) printed material and publications, 1989/2014

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These records consist of printed material (schedules, announcements, brochures), and publications relating to undergraduate research programs at VMI.

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