The department of English Language and Literature first appears in WSU catalogs in 1893. It was later renamed to the English Department in 1911. The Graduate Studies Committee (GSC) is a Faculty Senate committee supported by the Graduate School and the Office of the Registrar. The GSC makes recommendations to the Faculty Senate and the Graduate School on graduate educational policies, programs, bylaws, and procedures, as well as establishment, continuation, modification, and termination of graduate courses and degree programs. - From WSU Graduate Studies Committee website.
Box 1 contains the records of the Graduate Studies Committee (GSC) from 1971-1999 to include meeting minutes, newsletters, and correspondence. As well it contains administrative data for the English Department from 1960-1985.
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Preliminary Guide to the Washington State University English Department Records, 1960-1997 (UA2008-12)
Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections, Washington State University Libraries, Pullman, WA.
This material was transferred to WSU Libraries' MASC by Nicolas Kiessling on July 07, 2008 and retained as UA2008-12.
(MASC STAFF USE) Materials in UA 88-37 might be combined with this accession in processing.
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