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Board of Trustees Group Photographs, 1999-2017

5 Linear Feet
The Duke University Board of Trustees is responsible for making major steering decisions in the administration of the school. Collection consists of glossy color photographs (various sizes) of the Board of Trustees from 1999-2017.
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Board of Trustees Group Photographs, 1999-2017 5 Linear Feet

The Duke University Board of Trustees is responsible for making major steering decisions in the administration of the school. Collection consists of glossy color photographs (various sizes) of the Board of Trustees from 1999-2017.
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    Office of the University Secretary records, 1924-ongoing

    24 Linear Feet
    The Office of the University Secretary at Duke University was established by by-law in 1903. The Office evolved with the University and the roles and responsibilities likely shifted from person to person. Today's Office most likely began in 1941 with Charles Jordan. The Secretary is an officer of the University and reports directly to the President. A major role of the Secretary's Office is to coordinate affairs of the Board of Trustees. Records include correspondence with Trustees and Presidents, Honorary Degrees and Search Committees for high-level administrators, reports, volunteer directories, faculty data and photographs, questionnaires and University by-laws. Some materials have been transferred to the Board of Trustees collection.
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    Office of the University Secretary records, 1924-ongoing 24 Linear Feet

    The Office of the University Secretary at Duke University was established by by-law in 1903. The Office evolved with the University and the roles and responsibilities likely shifted from person to person. Today's Office most likely began in 1941 with Charles Jordan. The Secretary is an officer of the University and reports directly to the President. A major role of the Secretary's Office is to coordinate affairs of the Board of Trustees. Records include correspondence with Trustees and Presidents, Honorary Degrees and Search Committees for high-level administrators, reports, volunteer directories, faculty data and photographs, questionnaires and University by-laws. Some materials have been transferred to the Board of Trustees collection.