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Virginia Social Science Association Records, 1927/1991

4.5 Cubic Feet 3 boxes
This collection contains the records of the Virginia Social Science Association, including correspondence, minutes, programs, committee reports, working files for annual meetings, financial and membership records.
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Virginia Social Science Association Records, 1927/1991 4.5 Cubic Feet 3 boxes

Virginia Social Science Association
This collection contains the records of the Virginia Social Science Association, including correspondence, minutes, programs, committee reports, working files for annual meetings, financial and membership records.
College of William and Mary

Virginia Social Science Association Records, 1987

0.20 Linear Feet

This collection contains a souvenir program from 60th Annual meeting of the Virginia Social Sciences Association, held on March 20, 1987. Faculty from the College of William & Mary may have attended the Annual Meeting.

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Virginia Social Science Association Records, 1987 0.20 Linear Feet

Virginia Social Science Association

This collection contains a souvenir program from 60th Annual meeting of the Virginia Social Sciences Association, held on March 20, 1987. Faculty from the College of William & Mary may have attended the Annual Meeting.

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