Box 1: Administrative Papers 1
Contains 266 Results:
Enrollment analysis and goals
Placement plan for graduates.
Programs analysis (quantitative and qualitative) and plan
Part of the Truman State University Archives, this collection includes artifacts, audio-visual materials, manuscripts, photographs and print materials from Home Economics, which later became Family Sciences. The bulk of the materials are from the late 1960s through 1992, when the department began to close.
Staffing
Staff Analysis ▪ Personal Development ▪ Long Range Plan.
Research & Public Service
List of public service and research activities ▪ Plans/goals.
Alumni
Alumni relations activities ▪ Alumni relations plans.
Summer Schools
Analysis of 1980 activities ▪ Plans/goals.
Home Economics Curriculum Change Resolution
Part of the Truman State University Archives, this collection includes artifacts, audio-visual materials, manuscripts, photographs and print materials from Home Economics, which later became Family Sciences. The bulk of the materials are from the late 1960s through 1992, when the department began to close.
Proposals for curriculum changes
Part of the Truman State University Archives, this collection includes artifacts, audio-visual materials, manuscripts, photographs and print materials from Home Economics, which later became Family Sciences. The bulk of the materials are from the late 1960s through 1992, when the department began to close.
Mission statement
Part of the Truman State University Archives, this collection includes artifacts, audio-visual materials, manuscripts, photographs and print materials from Home Economics, which later became Family Sciences. The bulk of the materials are from the late 1960s through 1992, when the department began to close.
Specialization proposal - Food and Nutrition
Part of the Truman State University Archives, this collection includes artifacts, audio-visual materials, manuscripts, photographs and print materials from Home Economics, which later became Family Sciences. The bulk of the materials are from the late 1960s through 1992, when the department began to close.