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MLA THESES
SENIOR PAPERS - HISTORY
DEPARTMENT
SENIOR PAPERS -
LITERATURE
DEPARTMENT
2006 EXHIBIT - University of North Carolina at Asheville History
A series of panels created for the Installation of
Chancellor Anne Ponder, September 10-15, 2006 by Drew Fedynak, Cody
Bradford, and Jessica Wallace, students in the UNCA History Department
and expanded in the WEB EXHIBIT -
A Brief History of the University of North Carolina at Asheville
2004 Web Exhibit -
HISTORY
OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NC AT ASHEVILLE:
Request for Information about Alumni:
Among the photographs in University Archives are group portraits of the
graduating classes of 1930,
1932
and 1934
and portraits of the basketball teams of 1928
and 1929
and the football teams of 1927
and 1929.
Please contact Special Collections
if you have additional photographs that you are willing to share or
if you have information about any of our graduates. We want to know more
about our alumni and will link information as we receive it to the class
photographs.
Photographs from University Archives have been used to illustrate
the
brief History
of UNCA and the more recent
2006 EXHIBIT - University of North Carolina at Asheville History
Also, see a history of Asheville-Biltmore
College written by former instructor, Virginia Bryan Schreiber.
1930 Graduates of Biltmore Junior College, D.H. Ramsey Library
University Archives
Names
of 1930 graduates
MAINTENANCE:
North Carolina Records Retention and Disposition
Schedule
& North Carolina Repository System:
University Archives is mandated to follow the guidelines put forward in
the College and University Records Retention and Disposition Schedule
published by North Carolina Division of Archives and History at the
Department of Cultural Resources, Raleigh and recently revised (2007).
The following link represents the schedule by the University of North
Carolina, Greensboro:
http://its.uncg.edu/Records_Management/General_Schedule/
It is the responsibility of each agency and department to familiarize
themselves with this policy and to comply with the state guidelines and
the university policies and
procedures outlined in the Schedule.
University Archives also strives to collect and preserve University
Publications as printed materials when produced for distribution to a
broad audience. University Publications may come from both official
(University Publications Office) and unofficial (commercial printing,
student printing, or other). Typically University Publications would
include announcements, programs, newsletters, booklets, brochures,
reports, flyers, etc. Within 10 days of publishing each document, send
one copy of the document to the UNCA University Archives.
North
Carolina G.S.
125-11: An Act Establishing and Maintaining the NC Depository Library
System mandates that all state agencies are required to provide
the State Library Depository System a specified number of copies of
official publications. Contact the State Library for information on the
Depository System or contact Bryan Sinclair , UNCA Government Documents
librarian for information on the Depository System at UNCA.
E-MAIL:
Guidelines for Retention and Disposition are detailed in two documents
produced by the state and by the UNC system.
Email as a Public Record in North Carolina
UNC Email
Retention Guidelines
FORMS:
The following forms, as developed by UNC-Chapel Hill, are used for the processing of
university records and university web-sites and may be used by individual departments within the
university and in Special Collections/University Archives:
http://www.lib.unc.edu/mss/uars/recforms.html
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