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Includes administrative materials, committee records, and minutes of faculty meetings. The great bulk of the series consists of individual faculty files, among which the most heavily represented faculty members are Robert Henry Bemis, Neely D. Gardner, E. K. (Edward Kim) Nelson, Emery E. Olson, John M. Pfiffner, Henry Reining, Jr., and Frank P. Sherwood. These papers include datebooks, correspondence, drafts of papers, reports, and, occasionally, personal materials.

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Includes administrative materials, committee records, and minutes of faculty meetings. The great bulk of the series consists of individual faculty files, among which the most heavily represented faculty members are Robert Henry Bemis, Neely D. Gardner, E. K. (Edward Kim) Nelson, Emery E. Olson, John M. Pfiffner, Henry Reining, Jr., and Frank P. Sherwood. These papers include datebooks, correspondence, drafts of papers, reports, and, occasionally, personal materials.

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Includes programs, publicity, schedules, and budgets.

Scope and Contents note From the Series: Includes correspondence, contracts, progress reports, and other materials from programs concerning international relations. Included are records of School of Public Administration Projects involving restructuring or retraining the government managerial staff in many countries; the most well-represented being Brazil, Iran, Pakistan, Turkey and Venezuela, as well as the general development of the international Training of Trainers program. Also included are records of interactions with other...

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Includes selected Bulletins, CAPAE Newsletter, Centerfold, Facets, Forum, Healthcopa, John W. Donner Publications, newsletters and brochures, newspapers, Public Administration Times, schedules and program announcements, Southern California Alumni Review, Daily Trojan, SPA Forum, SPA Newsletters, SPA Times, SPAN (School of Public Administration News), Summer Trojan, Town Hall Reporter, Trojan Club Torch, Trojan Family, and Trojan in Government.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

Includes selected Bulletins, CAPAE Newsletter, Centerfold, Facets, Forum, Healthcopa, John W. Donner Publications, newsletters and brochures, newspapers, Public Administration Times, schedules and program announcements, Southern California Alumni Review, Daily Trojan, SPA Forum, SPA Newsletters, SPA Times, SPAN (School of Public Administration News), Summer Trojan, Town Hall Reporter, Trojan Club Torch, Trojan Family, and Trojan in Government.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

Includes selected Bulletins, CAPAE Newsletter, Centerfold, Facets, Forum, Healthcopa, John W. Donner Publications, newsletters and brochures, newspapers, Public Administration Times, schedules and program announcements, Southern California Alumni Review, Daily Trojan, SPA Forum, SPA Newsletters, SPA Times, SPAN (School of Public Administration News), Summer Trojan, Town Hall Reporter, Trojan Club Torch, Trojan Family, and Trojan in Government.

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Includes Annual Giving honor roll, campus directories, as well as materials pertaining to the College of Continuing Education, committees, the Gerontology Center, the University Housing Association, and the University Senate Youth Studies Center.

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Includes records of dealings with alumni, including many records of the alumni association, address lists, planning and notices of activities. Also included are records of SCAPA (the Southern California Association for Public Administration).

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Includes records for various agencies created in cooperation with other USC schools or with extra-mural partners. These include the Center for Administration of Justice, the Center for Effectiveness in Public Service, the Center for Management Education, the Center for Public Affairs, the Center for Research in Public Organization, the Center for Social Action, the Center for Training and Development, the Center for Urban Affairs, and the Civic Center.