Georgia State University. Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs

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Records, [academic programs, committees, centers], dates undetermined.

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Records, 1979-2011 [1990s-2000s]

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Records from the Provost Office, 1985-2003

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Records, 2000-2011

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Faculty Personnel Files (inactive) for Part-Time Instructors, Graduate Teaching Assistants, and Adjuncts

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Office files including mail and travel logs, 1970-1979.

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Office Files

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Office Files: Financial information, minutes, and correspondence, 1970-1977, generated during Eli Zubay's term as Vice President of Academic Affairs. Topics include the budget, personnel, College of Urban Life, Law School, and University System (Regents). President Noah Langdale is the major correspondent.

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These records consist of correspondence, memoranda, and reports documenting Thomas Brewer’s tenure as Vice President for Academic Affairs. Major topics are DeKalb Community College and the GSU Law School.

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Office files, 1969-1982 consists of committee minutes and correspondence generated during William Suttles’s and Eli Zubay’s appointments as Vice President for Academic Affairs. Major topics include the colleges (with particular emphasis on Urban Life), faculty, public service, and research. Other subjects include the Regents, World Congress Center, and Integration Plan. Major correspondents are the deans, Vice Chancellor Mario Goglia, and President Noah Langdale.

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Office Files, 1970s consists of correspondence, committee minutes, and reports generated during William Suttles's and Eli Zubay's appointments as Vice President for Academic Affairs. Topics include the budget, public service, sex and drug education, and promotions.

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Office Files, 1970-1982 consists of Financial data, correspondence, and reports concerning Eli Zubay’s activities as Vice President for Academic Affairs. Topics include Urban Life programs, Ft. Benning graduate programs, and the university’s Registration Committee.

Content Description Administrative Records consists of Correspondence, memoranda, reports, and financial data documenting academic programs, academic policies, academic degrees, student issues,and faculty matters during the tenures of Eli Zubay and Thomas Brewer as Vice President for Academic Affairs. Topics include admissions, affirmative action, external funding (scholarships, grants, foundations),Physical Plant, faculty promotion and tenure, Center for Professional Education, Regents, safety, space, Southern...

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Administrative Files, 1970-1985, consisting of correspondence, committee minutes, and reports generated during Eli Zubay’s, Harold Davis’s, and Thomas Brewer’s tenure as Vice Presidentfor Academic Affairs. Topics include the colleges, the library, research, and the University System (Regents).