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University Archives Slides Collection, 1971/2008

4.2 Linear Feet

This collection includes slides created by University Relations as well as slides accumulated via a series of transfers. Subjects mainly include campus buildings, faculty and staff, and events. Many of the images can also be found as prints in the University Archives Photograph Collection.

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University Archives Slides Collection, 1971/2008 4.2 Linear Feet

College of William and Mary. University Relations.

This collection includes slides created by University Relations as well as slides accumulated via a series of transfers. Subjects mainly include campus buildings, faculty and staff, and events. Many of the images can also be found as prints in the University Archives Photograph Collection.

College of William and Mary

Vice President for Student Affairs Records, 1968/2007

72.00 Linear Feet

This collections contains office files from the Vice President for Student Affairs at the College of William and Mary from 1972 to the present. The records include correspondence to various offices and departments on campus, annual reports and committee records, planning documents for the Convocation and Commencement ceremonies at the College, and information regarding various student organizations on campus. A preliminary inventory for Series 3 is available in the On-line Images/Records section of the finding aid.

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Vice President for Student Affairs Records, 1968/2007 72.00 Linear Feet

Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs.

This collections contains office files from the Vice President for Student Affairs at the College of William and Mary from 1972 to the present. The records include correspondence to various offices and departments on campus, annual reports and committee records, planning documents for the Convocation and Commencement ceremonies at the College, and information regarding various student organizations on campus. A preliminary inventory for Series 3 is available in the On-line Images/Records section of the finding aid.

College of William and Mary

William and Mary Risk Board Game, 2006

0.05 Cubic Feet

This collection consists of a William and Mary Campus Risk board game, without the pieces, created by Evin McAlister, class of 2008, while students at the College of William and Mary in the spring of 2006. The game was based on the campus as it was in 2007 as well as off-campus locations. The game is divided into six sections: Matoaka, New Campus, Jamestown, Richmond, Old Campus, and the School of Law. The game is displayed on a 20" x 30" foam poster board.

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William and Mary Risk Board Game, 2006 0.05 Cubic Feet

This collection consists of a William and Mary Campus Risk board game, without the pieces, created by Evin McAlister, class of 2008, while students at the College of William and Mary in the spring of 2006. The game was based on the campus as it was in 2007 as well as off-campus locations. The game is divided into six sections: Matoaka, New Campus, Jamestown, Richmond, Old Campus, and the School of Law. The game is displayed on a 20" x 30" foam poster board.

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William & Mary Juneteenth Celebration, 2021

0.1 Linear Feet One legal sized folder.

This collection contains three flyers from the first William & Mary Juneteenth Celebration. The flyers display the date, schedule, and featured participants of the event.

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William & Mary Juneteenth Celebration, 2021 0.1 Linear Feet One legal sized folder.

College of William and Mary.

This collection contains three flyers from the first William & Mary Juneteenth Celebration. The flyers display the date, schedule, and featured participants of the event.

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