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Old Dominion University

Office of Alumni Relations Records

2.80 Linear Feet 7 Hollinger document cases boxes
The Old Dominion University Office of Alumni Relations Records includes administrative letters, pamphlets, reports, event programs, invitations, and memorabilia of the ODU Alumni Relations and Govertment Relations office from the 1960s to the 2000s.
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Series III: Photographs

This series has been kept in original order based on this photo numbering system from Alumni Relations with the exception that folders were divided into groups of 25 photos each and unidentified photos and extras are given their own folders for each grouping of 100 photos. Additionally, reference materials are included in a folder at the beginning of the series. These reference items include a spreadsheet, a CD containing only a digital version of this spreadsheet, and a compilation of notes that were found on envelopes and pieces of paper within this series that may be helpful in identifying photos.

Series II: Memorabilia

This series contains memorabilia including alumni stickers and reunion pins.

Series I: Office Files

This series contains office files including correspondence, pamphlets, reports, event programs, newsletters, and handbooks.

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