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Billy Coffindaffer, Higher Education Papers

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Papers and publications related to career of Billy Coffindaffer. He served as director of West Virginia University (WVU) Extension Service, led the combined colleges of Concord and Bluefield State, and was instrumental in the planning and construction of WVU's Parkersburg campus, serving as its first leader. Materials include:

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Billy Coffindaffer, Higher Education Papers .4 Linear Feet 5 in. (1 document case)

Coffindaffer, Billy L.

Papers and publications related to career of Billy Coffindaffer. He served as director of West Virginia University (WVU) Extension Service, led the combined colleges of Concord and Bluefield State, and was instrumental in the planning and construction of WVU's Parkersburg campus, serving as its first leader. Materials include:

West Virginia and Regional History Center

Bluefield State College and Concord College: The Coordinate Relationship, 1973-1975, 1999

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Historical narrative with document facsimiles by Billy Coffindaffer regarding the merger between Bluefield State and Concord Colleges during 1973-1975 titled "Bluefield State College and Concord College: The Coordinate Relationship, 1973-1975."
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Bluefield State College and Concord College: The Coordinate Relationship, 1973-1975, 1999 0.01 Linear Feet Summary: 1/4 in.

Coffindaffer, Billy L.
Historical narrative with document facsimiles by Billy Coffindaffer regarding the merger between Bluefield State and Concord Colleges during 1973-1975 titled "Bluefield State College and Concord College: The Coordinate Relationship, 1973-1975."

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