Originally called the Office of International Programs established in 1963 to coordinate and oversee the International Study Abroad programs. This program was reorganized in 1971 resulting in an apparent name change although the tasks of the office remained the same, coordinating programs with foreign student sponsoring agencies and universities. This program also appears to have encompassed NICSA (Northwest Interinstitutional Council on Study Abroad). The program underwent another reorganizing in the late 1980's resulting in the offices present day organization.
Records cover 1983-1987 and include administrative correspondence with foreign universities and individuals, sign up and booking forms, and course equivalent catalogs. Box 1 includes administrative correspondence, flight booking forms, program policy documents, Danish Consulate correspondence, and Polish correspondence. Box 2 includes NICSA (Northwest Interinstitutional Counsel on Study Abroad) faculty guidelines and correspondence, and exchange programs with Thailand, University of Whales, University of Adelaide, and University of Guadalajara. Box 3 includes miscellaneous correspondence and correspondence with foreign universities including Latrobe University, Jordan University, and Nihon University. Box 4 contains administrative forms, program brochures, and enrollment data.
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Preliminary Guide to the Washington State University International Education Department Records, 1983-1987 (UA1990-15)
Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections, Washington State University Libraries, Pullman, WA.
This material was transferred to WSU Libraries' MASC by Jane Bennett of International Education on May 04, 1990 and retained as UA1990-15.
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