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Course Offerings Collection, 1912/2012

16.80 Linear Feet
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This collection consists of booklets of course offerings (class schedules) for each semester at the College of William and Mary. It also includes examination schedules for 1938-1940. An oversize course schedule for 1984/1985 is available in the collection.

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Course Offerings Collection, 1912/2012 16.80 Linear Feet

Institute of Inter-American Affairs Records, 1930/1939, bulk 1930/1939

0.20 Linear Feet
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This collection contains schedules from the Third and Fourth Annual Conferences on Inter-American Affairs. The conferences were sponsored by the College of William and Mary in cooperation with the Office of the Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs, located in Washington, DC. The conferences were held sometime in the 1930's. The schedules include the speakers at the conferences.

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Institute of Inter-American Affairs Records, 1930/1939, bulk 1930/1939 0.20 Linear Feet

S. Louise Seymour Scrapbooks, 1939/1943

0.70 Linear Feet
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Acc. 1983.028: Loose pages of an unbound scrapbook that include newspaper clippings, theater programs and tickets, convocation programs, a ticket to a lecture given at Phi Beta Kappa Hall by Robert Frost, a handbook of the Women Students' Cooperative Government Association, a registration card for spring 1940 classes, a program from the 1943 inauguration of John E. Pomfret as President of the College, and other materials.

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S. Louise Seymour Scrapbooks, 1939/1943 0.70 Linear Feet

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