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Files maintained by the secretary to the Dean of Libraries.

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According to the documentation in this series, "Dr. Chandler, President CSC 1937-1960, assembled this collection of 218 volumes prior to his becoming President at Clarion. The majority of the texts are 19th century Americana, with the earliest imprint in 1681 and the latest in 1910. The collection was donated to Carlson Library, December, 1975."

Scope and Contents A local newspaper article dated September 24, 1975 included within this series provides background information about the Samuel N. Reese exhibit. The article is quoted below:"One of Clarion State College's most unusual art exhibits is on display, not at Sanford Art Gallery but at Carlson Library, until mid-October. What makes the exhibit unusual is not so much its content but the fact that the block-prints and cartoons were made by a prisoner serving a life sentence plus for...

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The "Scott Bruntjen Project" appears to have been a locally coined term to refer to a set of performance measures for academic libraries. Scott Bruntjen is a visiting scholar who appeared to have oversight over the project.

Scope and Contents Marilyn Stempeck was a faculty member in the University Libraries Technical Services department, previously known as the cataloging department.  Upon her retirement in Spring 2012, she transferred some of her files to the university archives.  The files she transferred were those that she believed helped to shed light on the development and evolution of many of the Libraries' work-flow processes and procedures, especially those in the Technical Services department.  She also donated...