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West Virginia University, President Neil S. Bucklew, Papers, 1985/2008, bulk 1994/1995

0.4 Linear Feet Summary: 5 in. (1 document case) 0.39 Gigabytes 126 .jpg, .tif, and .dat files
Correspondence of West Virginia University President Neil S. Bucklew. Includes mostly professional, and some personal, correspondence. There is some material from 1986 pertaining to his move to West Virginia from Montana, and to his inauguration; much of the correspondence pertains to his retirement in 1995, including letters of appreciation. Correspondents are diverse, including individuals from the business, governmental, and academic communities (including WVU, among others). Clippings and other items are mixed in with the letters. Also includes digital photographs of the 50th reunion of the Morgantown High School class of 1958. Items of note include an inaugural program (1986) and a letter from former WVU President Paul Miller (15 May 1995).
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West Virginia University, President Neil S. Bucklew, Papers, 1985/2008, bulk 1994/1995 0.4 Linear Feet Summary: 5 in. (1 document case) 0.39 Gigabytes 126 .jpg, .tif, and .dat files

Bucklew, Neil S.
Correspondence of West Virginia University President Neil S. Bucklew. Includes mostly professional, and some personal, correspondence. There is some material from 1986 pertaining to his move to West Virginia from Montana, and to his inauguration; much of the correspondence pertains to his retirement in 1995, including letters of appreciation. Correspondents are diverse, including individuals from the business, governmental, and academic communities (including WVU, among others). Clippings and other items are mixed in with the letters. Also includes digital photographs of the 50th reunion of the Morgantown High School class of 1958. Items of note include an inaugural program (1986) and a letter from former WVU President Paul Miller (15 May 1995).

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