George Baughman Papers 1956-1992

64.8 Cubic feet

(54) cartons

[identification of item], George Baughman Papers, RG 41.70, Ohio State University Archives, Ohio State University

The George Baughman Papers contain correspondence, administrative files, financial records, and floppy disks related to his academic research, Ohio State University administrative duties, and consulting work.

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Accession Number UA.2012.0150: Shannon Baughman, 2012

RG 4.J.4: Ohio State University, Office of Special Projects Records

George Washington Baughman III (1937-2016) held several administrative positions at Ohio State University, including instructor in finance (1961-1963), research associate in the Office of the Controller (1964-1966), director of data processing (1964-1966, 1970-1972), and Director of Special Projects in the Office of the President (1972-1988). After retiring from OSU he worked as a consultant in software, technology, and finance.

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Finding aid prepared by Karen Glenn