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Old Dominion University

Faculty and University Senate Records

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This collection contains minutes, agendas, proposals, committee records and other material related to the Faculty and University Senate at Old Dominion University. While the bulk of the material is from the University Senate, there is some material from the Faculty Senate as well.

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Faculty and University Senate Records 26 Linear Feet 26 record center cartons boxes

Old Dominion University. University Senate

This collection contains minutes, agendas, proposals, committee records and other material related to the Faculty and University Senate at Old Dominion University. While the bulk of the material is from the University Senate, there is some material from the Faculty Senate as well.

Old Dominion University

S. Eliot Breneiser Papers

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Professor of Music at Old Dominion University. Collection relates to his position on the Faculty Senate, Faculty Caucus and University Senate where he served as the Chairman.
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S. Eliot Breneiser Papers 3.20 Linear Feet 8 Hollinger document cases boxes

Breneiser, S. Eliot
Professor of Music at Old Dominion University. Collection relates to his position on the Faculty Senate, Faculty Caucus and University Senate where he served as the Chairman.

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