Ohio State University, College of Administrative Science, Office of the Dean Records 1920-1972

11.0 Cubic feet

The Ohio State University, College of Administrative Science, Office of the Dean Records contain budgets, curriculum, evaluations, and other administrative records.

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Accession Number UA.2011.0195: Michael Smith, date unknown

RG 30.A.4: Ohio State University, Fisher College of Business, Associate Dean and Director of Undergraduate Programs Records

RG 30.A: Ohio State University, Fisher College of Business, Office of the Dean Records

The first course in commerce was offered at Ohio State University in 1899. The College of Commerce and Journalism was established in 1916. The name was changed to the College of Commerce and Administration in 1927, and to the College of Administrative Science in 1968.

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Finding aid prepared by Karen Glenn