Office of the Vice President for Urban Affairs records

Record Group

Identifier: UrbAff

Staff Only
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Scope and Contents of the Records

Office files, including documentaion of the Urban Life Center and public services programs comprise the records of the Vice President for Urban Affairs at Georgia State University, 1972-1979, undated.

Dates

Creation: 1972-1979, undated

Creator

Georgia State University. Vice President for Urban Affairs (Organization)

Restrictions on Access

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Terms Governing Use and Reproduction

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Historical Note

The office of Vice President for Urban Affairs at Georgia State University was created in June 1973 and dissolved in September 1981. At various times, the Urban Affairs Vice President oversaw Development, Public Information, Alumni Affairs, Continuing Education, the Atlanta Urban Corps, Urban Community Service, and Inter-University Urban Cooperation. Edmund W. Hughes served as Vice President for Urban Affairs during the existence of the office.

Extent

10 Accessions

Language of Materials

English

Additional Description

Abstract

The office of Vice President for Urban Affairs at Georgia State University was created in June 1973 and dissolved in September 1981. At various times, the Urban Affairs Vice President oversaw Development, Public Information, Alumni Affairs, Continuing Education, the Atlanta Urban Corps, Urban Community Service, and Inter-University Urban Cooperation. Office files, including documentaion of the Urban Life Center and public services programs comprise the records of the Vice President for Urban Affairs at Georgia State University, 1972-1979, undated.