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Radford University

M'Ledge Moffet Collection: Student and Faculty Records , 1913-1962

13.5 Linear feet
M'Ledge Moffet was the Director of Home Economics from 1913-1944 and the Dean of Women from 1920-1962. She kept extensive records during these years, and this collection contains records on students, student organizations, faculty, and faculty publications. Records accumlated by M'Ledge Moffetinclude information about students, faculty, and alumnae. Alumnae files are generally arranged in alphabetical order. Student Lists are arranged by date. M'Ledge Moffet Collection: Student and Faculty Records Finding Aid.
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M'Ledge Moffet Collection: Student and Faculty Records , 1913-1962 13.5 Linear feet

M'Ledge Moffet
M'Ledge Moffet was the Director of Home Economics from 1913-1944 and the Dean of Women from 1920-1962. She kept extensive records during these years, and this collection contains records on students, student organizations, faculty, and faculty publications. Records accumlated by M'Ledge Moffetinclude information about students, faculty, and alumnae. Alumnae files are generally arranged in alphabetical order. Student Lists are arranged by date. M'Ledge Moffet Collection: Student and Faculty Records Finding Aid.

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