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West Virginia University, Faculty Association, Correspondence, 1944/1954

0.4 Linear Feet Summary: 5 in. (1 document case)
Correspondence, memoranda, and reports of the Faculty Association during the period Dr. O. P. Chitwood was president of the organization. Papers include material on faculty salaries, legislative appropriations, proposal for University development, the selection of a university President, and improved teaching and research conditions for the faculty. correspondence include Raymond E. Salvati, Rush D. Holt, Cecil Underwood, William L. Blizzard, John B. Easton, and Charles T. Neff.
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West Virginia University, Faculty Association, Correspondence, 1944/1954 0.4 Linear Feet Summary: 5 in. (1 document case)

West Virginia University. Faculty Association
Correspondence, memoranda, and reports of the Faculty Association during the period Dr. O. P. Chitwood was president of the organization. Papers include material on faculty salaries, legislative appropriations, proposal for University development, the selection of a university President, and improved teaching and research conditions for the faculty. correspondence include Raymond E. Salvati, Rush D. Holt, Cecil Underwood, William L. Blizzard, John B. Easton, and Charles T. Neff.

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