Scope and Contents From the Series: 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...

Scope and Contents From the Series: 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...

Scope and Contents From the Series: 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...

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Note: One of the items in this folder is an advertising brochure for the "Singing Tower Carillon" by Verdin, for the bell tower.

Scope and Contents From the Series: 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...

Scope and Contents From the Series: 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...

Scope and Contents From the Series: 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...

Scope and Contents From the Series: 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...

Scope and Contents From the Series: 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...

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Note: This folder contains no specific information on applicants / candidates for the position of Dean of Libraries. This folder only contains a single sheet of information listing the search committee members and a brief overview of the tasks to be completed.