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Virginia Commonwealth University, Cabell Library

Laurin L. Henry papers

7.13 Linear Feet 6 record storage boxes, 1 letter document box, 1 half-size letter document box

The Laurin L. Henry papers contains materials created between 1930 and 2022. The collection largely reflects Henry's professional career in the Public Administration Clearing House, The Brookings Institution, University of Virginia, Federal Executive Institute, and Virginia Commonwealth University. It includes memoirs written between 2000-2022, (mainly professional) correspondence, news clippings, journal articles, reports, materials related to professional organizations and programs Henry was involved with, lecture notes, syllabi, and some research and writing. Outside of some information shared in memoirs, the collection does not include materials related to his personal life.

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Laurin L. Henry papers 7.13 Linear Feet 6 record storage boxes, 1 letter document box, 1 half-size letter document box

Henry, Laurin L. (Laurin Luther), 1921-2025

The Laurin L. Henry papers contains materials created between 1930 and 2022. The collection largely reflects Henry's professional career in the Public Administration Clearing House, The Brookings Institution, University of Virginia, Federal Executive Institute, and Virginia Commonwealth University. It includes memoirs written between 2000-2022, (mainly professional) correspondence, news clippings, journal articles, reports, materials related to professional organizations and programs Henry was involved with, lecture notes, syllabi, and some research and writing. Outside of some information shared in memoirs, the collection does not include materials related to his personal life.

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