Affiliations records

Record Group — Multiple Containers

Identifier: SC-024

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

The Affiliations records describe the college's relationship with the following entities: College Board, Colorado Crusade, Colorado Ed Association, Colorado Council on Instruction, Colorado Association of Independent Colleges and Universities, Council for Financial Aid, Great Lakes Colleges Association, IHEC, Institute of International Education, National Council of Independent Colleges and Universities; American Council on Education, Associated Colleges of the Midwest, Association of American College, the Independent College Fund of Colorado.

Dates

1920-2010

Extent

4.52 Linear Feet (11 boxes)

Language of Materials

English

Additional Description

Physical Location

Special Collections and Archives at Tutt Library.

Custodial History

Transferred from the Colorado College Archives Subject List. Text of original entry:

"Affiliations 0758 1950-1989 College Board, CAIE, Colorado Crusade, Colo Ed Association, Colo Council on Instruction, Colo Association of Independent Colleges and Universities

Affiliations 0759 1950-1989 Council for Financial Aid, Great Lakes Colleges Association, IHEC, Institute of International Education, National Council of Independent Colleges and Universities

Affiliations - American Council on Education 0685 1920-1994 ACE correspondence, reports, minutes, memos; ACE/UCLA Freshman Data 1982-1994

Affiliations - Associated Colleges of the Midwest 0760 1960-2010 ACM correspondence, memos, announcements, newsletters, reports, etc. in chronological order in multiple boxes

Affiliations - Association of American Colleges 0686 1920-1979 AAC correspondence, reports, bulletins, etc.

Affiliations - Independent College Fund of Colorado 0678 1983-1989 ICFC minutes, correspondence, reports, notes."

Processing Information

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