University Records document the history of the University of San Diego from student organizations to university departments and administration. Records generally include correspondence, meeting minutes, memoranda, policies, and photographs.
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Guide to the University of San Diego Undergraduate Orientation records
University of San Diego Division of Student Affairs
This collection includes planning materials, assessments, publications, and photographs for undergraduate freshman and transfer student orientations.
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Guide to the University of San Diego University Relations records
University of San Diego University Relations
The University of San Diego University Relations records document the functions of the University Relations department and its offices. These functions include publication design, editing, and final products; planning for activities and events; surveys and research on community relations; and fundraising activities.
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Guide to the University of San Diego Women in Leadership collection
Leo T. Maher and Sally Furay
This is an artificially arranged collection consisting of materials provided to the archives by the Office of University Publications. It contains correspondence and memos to and from Sister Sally Furay, former Vice President and Provost, expressing disappointment in the lack of women in student leadership roles as well as Bishop Leo Maher’s “Women in the New World” Pastoral Letter regarding women’s changing place in the Catholic Church and society.
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Guide to the University of the Third Age records
University of San Diego, University of the Third Age
The University of the Third Age records document the foundational years of the program. Records include plans and reports about the program and solicitation for funding. News articles, correspondence, and the script for the November 1978 documentary, broadcast by KCST-TV 39 San Diego, are included. Also included are records about establishing an Alumni association for the University, the graduation ceremony, programs for the early years of the university, and information about the courses taught. In addition to the administrative files are newspaper clippings and press releases related to the program.
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Guide to the Walk for Hope to Cure Breast Cancer collection
University of San Diego
This collection includes two photograph albums and a framed photograph from the May 6, 2006 and March 24, 2007 Walk for Hope to Cure Breast Cancer event held at the University of San Diego.