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The Academic Computer Center was formed in 1973 after dividing from the Administrative Computer Center, to provide computing service for instruction and research activities for UNCG students and faculty. The center joined back with the Administrative Computer Center in 1990 becoming Computing and Information Systems. The center ceased in 1999. Currently, Information Technology Services handles computing services.

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The Administrative Computer Center was formed in 1967 to provide computing service for UNCG campus and later in 1973 to provide information to the administrative offices. The office ceased in 1999. Currently, Information Technology Services handles computing services.

Abstract The Alumni Association was create in 1893 at the request of founding president Charles Duncan McIver who wished to use it as means to establish a loan fund for need students. Since then, the Association has grown significantly and in 1937 constructed a permanent residence on the campus, called the Alumni House. There has also be a long standing debate over the role and relationships with the Alumni Association and the university.This collection consists of alumni biographical...

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The Aycock Ad Hoc Committee Records, 2015, contains the working files of the committee formed in the Spring of 2015 to review and respond to the statewide concern surrounding buildings named in honor of former Governor Charles B. Aycock (1859-1912). These files include an archive of the public website, meeting agendas and minutes, survey feedback, audio recordings of public forums, and the final report of the committee.

Abstract Cheryl "Cherry" Elizabeth Mann Callahan was a student at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, graduating in 1971 with a Bachelor's degree in Sociology. As a student, she was highly active, participating in many groups such as the Sociology - Anthropology Club, Golden Chain, and the Westminster Fellowship Council. Callahan went on to become Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs at UNC Greensboro in 2011.The Cheryl Elizabeth Mann Papers dates from 1967 to 2011. The...

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The Chancellor's Cabinet consisted of top administrators from the various units on campus who met periodically with the Chancellor to discuss campus concerns. This collection contains minutes and working papers for the Chancellor's Cabinet, 1949-2004.

Abstract Margaret Louise Coit (1919-2003) was a historian, journalist and college professor best known for her Pulitzer Prize-winning biography, John C. Calhoun, American Portrait, published in 1950.The Margaret L. Coit Papers date from 1864 to 2003, with the majority of materials falling between 1921 and 1999. Formats include clippings, letters, manuscripts, personal notes, official documents, photographs, printed materials, diaries, ephemera, scrapbooks,...

Abstract Elizabeth Cowling was born in Northfield, Minnesota. She attended Carleton College, where she received her B.A. degree in Philosophy and went on to Columbia University, where she received her M.A. degree in Economics. Her Master'sand Ph.D. in Music were earned at Northwestern University.Dr. Cowling studied in Europe, starting in Paris in 1929, where she worked with Paul Bazelaire and studied with Mischa Schneider of the Budapest String Quartet. In 1950 she was a student of Pablo...

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This collection contains the annual financial reports published by the UNCG Excellence Foundation as well as the Executive Committee and Board of Directors meeting minutes.

Abstract James Sharbrough Ferguson came to the Woman's College (now the University of North Carolina at Greensboro or UNCG) in 1962 as Dean of the Graduate School. He served as acting Chancellor at UNCG during the two leaves of absence of Chancellor Otis A. Singletary (1964-1965 and 1966-1967). On January 9, 1967, he was appointed Chancellor and served continuously until July 31, 1979. Following his retirement as Chancellor, Ferguson was appointed University Distinguished Professor of History at UNCG...

Abstract The Office of Institutional Research was created in 1966 to provide research data to the general administrations. Through the advancement of computer technology, the amount of data produced by the Office has expanded greatly. Each year they produced a Fact Book which chronicles data about The University. This collection consists of correspondence, reports, and spreadsheets related to departmental profiles, student data profiles, self-studies, an archive of...

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This collection contains the departmental reports from Institutional Self Studies

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William Edward Moran (1932- ) served as chancellor of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro from 1979-1994.

The William Edward Moran Records date from 1979 to 1994 and contain correspondence, minutes, working papers, reports, photographs and other materials which document his tenure at the university, campus events and activities druing the period, and his interactions with the community as well as with state and federal authorities.

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The Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor is the chief academic officer of the University and provides academic and administrative leadership in all matters of curriculum and program development, the advancement of teaching, and the support of research and other scholarly and creative work in the academic community.This collection contains the administrative records of the Office of the Provost at The University of North Carolina at Greensboro.

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Debra W. Stewart served as interim Chancellor of UNCG in 1994. This collection consists of correspondence and related materials from that time.

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The Office of University Advancement is responsible for developing and maintaining strong and lasting connections to the university.

This collection consists of correspondence, meeting minutes, reports, an archive of the department's website, and other materials related to biographical information on alumni, committee minutes, funding raising campaigns, and other topics which document the activities and duties of Vice Chancellor of University Advancement from 1943-2015.

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The Board of Trustees of The University of North Carolina at Greensboro commenced on July 1, 1972, after the sixteen state-funded four-year institutions of North Carolina consolidated into the UNC System. The records of the Board of Trustees of UNCG contain meeting minutes, committee proceedings, correspondence, an archive of the department's website, and other records documenting the activities of the Board from 1972 to 2016.