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Virginia Military Institute Archives

Faculty scholarship, Annual Bibliography of Publications and Presentations, 1964/1982

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Originally published irregularly as a brochure called "Publications, Theses, Dissertations of the Faculty and Staff". A yearly compilation of faculty publications, created by the Dean's Office; after 2002 assembled in volumes by academic year. Later years include lists of published books, copies of scholarly articles, and lists of presentations.

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Faculty scholarship, Annual Bibliography of Publications and Presentations, 1964/1982 2 cubic feet

Virginia Military Institute. Office of the Deputy Superintendent for Academics and Dean of the Faculty

Originally published irregularly as a brochure called "Publications, Theses, Dissertations of the Faculty and Staff". A yearly compilation of faculty publications, created by the Dean's Office; after 2002 assembled in volumes by academic year. Later years include lists of published books, copies of scholarly articles, and lists of presentations.

Virginia Military Institute Archives

VMI Research Laboratories (VMIRL) annual reports and misc. other records, 1962

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Box 1: Annual and other reports Box 2: Minutes (Board of Directors); Policy and Procedures manuals; VMIRL self-study (1977); history of the organization by Robert Hunter; misc. printed material

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