The [University] Task Force on Continuing Education was appointed by Vice President Wallis Beasley in April of 1979. The purpose of the task force was to describe the extent of Washington State University's continuing education efforts and to detail the need and potential use of a conference-continuing education center. Further, they were to determine what programs might use the facility, what programs might be added or amplified if WSU had such a facility, and what space requirements and building layout might be needed. The study was to be concluded by April of 1980. The findings of the Task Force, as reported in May of 1980, supported the strengthening of continuing education and public service activities, but recommended establishing another task force to determine the feasiblity of building a facility that could house several complementary programs in addition to continuing education outreach programs.
The records of the Continuing Education Task Force consist of a single Task Force Report with nineteen reference sections. The collection is arranged numerically by reference section number.
The Collection is open for research use.
The records of the Continuing Education Task Force were transferred to Washington State University Libraries in July of 1980 (UA80-13).
The records were processed by Leslie J. Tevebaugh in January of 1985.