Mount Holyoke College Record Groups

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The records contain multiple submissions for the short story contest.

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The records include newspaper clippings, invitations, posters, and a publication by The Next Step participants entitled "Life Stories."

Abstract The Theater Arts Department Records contain annual department reports; correspondence; course records, examinations, syllabi, and reading lists; performance programs; announcements; articles; press releases; invitations; department publications; scripts written by undergraduate and graduate students; non-Mount Holyoke scripts performed at Mount Holyoke; lists of performances; historical sketches; a dissertation written by Hilda Stahl Wagner on the history of theater arts and drama at Mount...

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Records of the Trustee Development Committee, established in 1958 to help oversee Mount Holyoke College's institutional and economic goals, date from 1958-1974, 1985-1992 and consist of minutes and agenda, correspondence, development plans and programs, Committee and College mission statements, financial reports, gift and pledge reports, capital campaign materials, proposals for the use of grants and fellowships, lists, and memoranda.

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Records of the Trustee Review Committee, established in 1980 to study the function, composition, and committee structure of the Mount Holyoke College Board of Trustees, date from 1980-1981 and consist of agenda, minutes, correspondence, reports, lists, memoranda, newspaper articles, and historical information relating to trustees.

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Records of the Trustee Study Committee, established in 1970 to explore the functions of the Mount Holyoke College Board of Trustees, date from 1970-1972 and consist of minutes, correspondence, memoranda, reports, and a questionnaire.

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The records include newspaper clippings, brochures, magazine articles, and reports to the president.

Abstract Undergraduate Programs records document programs which allow Mount Holyoke students to take courses during the January term, shape their own academic program, study abroad, conduct research, participate in internships, explore careers, and conduct research. These records also concern the Frances Perkins Program for women of non-traditional age who wish to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree. Materials date from circa 1928 to the present and include proposals, reports, correspondence,...

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Urban Studies Program Records date from 1970-1982. Materials primarily consist of annual reports discussing course offerings, majors, and events sponsored by the program as well as papers written by students enrolled in a spring 1974 urban studies seminar. Other records consist of descriptive brochures, an announcement, and a memorandum.

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Records of the Vice President for Enrollment and College Relations consist of a memorandum (May 31, 2000) issued by Joanne V. Creighton as President of Mount Holyoke describing the responsibilities of this senior administrative official at the College and a published notice (2001/2002) from the Vice President, Jane Brown, concerning a survey that parents of students received.

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The records of the Willits-Hallowell Center contains menus, informational brochures, by-laws, catering information, and a study by Taylor, Lieberfield, and Heldman, Inc. (1972).

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The records contain one newspaper clipping concerning the establishment of the Award.

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The records contain newspaper clippings, correspondence, press releases, student publications, itinerary for field trips, daily calendars (1972, 1975, 1978-1989), photographs, Winter Term Course Catalogs, and one cassette tape from the "Guys and Dolls" performance of 1980.

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The records contain newspaper and magazine clippings and brochures.

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The records of the Writing Center contain memos, clippings, and informational fliers.

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The Mount Holyoke College Zoology Department Records consist of reports; tables; bibliographies; articles; press releases; newspaper clippings; outlines; programs; lists; examinations; notes; manuals; course materials; and photographs.