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The material covers the assessment of asbestos and lead and the air quality of the environments in assorted campus buildings.  Formulation of abatement plans for these substances and the execution of these plans is documented

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Orientation and presentation of general information about Augusta State University for prospective students

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Two plaques for the Louis K. Bell Awards

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Material was prepared for the semester conversion and consists of the syllabus for each academic major and minor at the undergraduate and graduate level

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This collection is comprised of a single folder of sketches of various buildings on the Augusta University Summerville campus.

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This collection is comprised of 48 boxes of records transferred to the Institutional Archives, related to public relations. Materials include news releases, clippings, flyers and other promotional materials, some audio visual materials, and files on public relations employees.

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File 1: Boykin Wright Property 30 pages, 1 Photograph; File 2 Boykin Wright Hall Inventory- 41 pages; File 3- Resource Center 61 pages; File 4 Boykin Wright 57 pages. Files contain correspondence and clippings relating to Boykin Wright Hall and floor plans and cost estimates of various plans of renovation to convert Boykin Wright Hall into a student resources center.

Scope and Contents Reese Library's Special Collections & Institutional Archives has a large amount of ephemeral material about the people, places, and events which have shaped Augusta University's history. Most of the material contained therein may be photographed or photocopied. The Institutional Archives vertical files contain information on a range of topics from buildings to organizations to events to policies to curriculum changes. Most files contain pamphlets, flyers, brochures, articles, reports,...

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Please see pdf file attached with this records for subjects,  scope and content

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This collection is meeting minutes from the President's Cabinet, an advisory body to the University President.  the notes from the President's Cabinet Retreat  August 20, 1996, August 18. 1997 and undted 1998 are also contained here.  Current minutes were retained in the President's office until 2012

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Contents include Convocation programs, notes and memorandum

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Material contains correspondence, programs and notes from graduations/ commencements during the Presidential appointments of: Dr. Richard S. Wallace, Dr. Martha K. Farmer, acting president, and Dr. William A. Bloodworth, Jr.

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Contents include Honors Convocation programs, notes and memorandum

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This collection is comprised of the records of the planning and construction of the Science Hall on the campus of Augusta University, in Augusta, Georgia. Collection materials include correspondence, notes, financial records, and floor plans related to the planning and construction of the building.

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Material consists of event program, posters and press clipping on the 2009 National Science Olympiad hosted at Augusta State University

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This collection is comprised of two boxes of the records of the Student Government Association, as well as one oversize item.

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Series contains DVDs produced by senior television and cinema majors as part of their thesis project.

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The Bell Ringer at Augusta University is a student-led newspaper that strives to engage with students, faculty and the local community by providing compelling, credible content to its readers through print and digital media.

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This audio recording was intended to serve as the voice over for the “Walking Tour of Historic Augusta State University,” a video produced by the Communications and Professional Writing Department. Production was halted after the consolidation of Augusta State University with Georgia Health Sciences University was announced in the summer of 2012. The student speaking is Hab Richardson