Content Description

Student Development office files, 1950s - circa 1977.

Scope and Contents

Office Files, 1950s-1970s [as Assistant Vice President of GSU; Personal; GSU 1976 Self-Study].

Abstract

The wives of faculty organized the Georgia State University Women’s Club on October 8, 1934. The records, 1934-1988, consist of financial records, yearbooks, meeting minutes, and correspondence that involved the faculty wives and women faculty members.

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Between 1968 and 1991, Jean McKamy Thomas served as the Assistant Dean of Women, Dean of Women and Dean of Student Development at Georgia State University. Her papers include speeches written for functions at GSU and other Atlanta organizations. Lessons plans for primary school teachers and children's educational materials from Dr. Thomas's trips to Russia and China relate to her 18-year career with the Atlanta Public School system.

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Longtime Ivan Allen Company executive Marie W. Dodd was a member of the Georgia Board of Regents and a promoter of women in the workforce and society. Her papers include speeches, correspondence, photographs, and newspaper clippings related to her professional and volunteer activities, 1974-1997.

Abstract

This collection includes materials that reflect the development of Georgia State University as well as the various departments and buildings within the university, from 1925 through the 1990s.

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The George E. Manners Collection consists of administrative files, committee reports, and department records produced by the office of the Dean of Business Administration. The scope of the collection spans from 1948 to 1975 with the bulk of the material dating from 1965 to 1973.

Scope and Content of the Papers

Papers and records documenting Dr. Noel's roles as a faculty member (with emphasis on Tennessee Williams and Truman Capote) and as a Georgia Perimeter College administrator.

Content Description

Primarily reports and other printed material, 1960-1995.

Scope and Content of the Tonya D. Cook Papers These papers, spanning from 1988-2002, 2023 [bulk 1988-1989], consist of reference materials collected by Tonya Cook and the special events planning binder which she used as Chairperson for the Women's Life and Development Committee, 1988-1989. The papers document other programs Cook organized to support the GSU community, such as Spotlight, which recognized outstanding female faculty members; Tribute to the Torch Bearers; Women in Civil Rights Forum; and seminars in sexual harassment and...

Content Description

Office Files

Scope and Contents

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.

Scope and Contents

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.

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...

Content Description

This collection spans from 1952-1988 [bulk 1972-1985] and consists of one continuous alphabetical office file (Boxes 1-25), plus annual reports and University Senate materials. Wide range of subject matter reflects activities, responsibilities, and concerns of the Office of Vice President for Student Services.

Content Description

Office files of William M. Suttles, who served as Provost and President of Georgia State University, 1947-1988.