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Contains materials related to the administration of Brigham Young University under President Oaks. The materials include memos and minutes from meetings with the Board of Directors, college and department heads, and chairs. Correspondence to individuals both on an off campus are included. Dates range from 1971 to 1980.

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Contains committees, assignments, and memos. Also includes correspondence regarding Film Committee, the Educational Films Subcommittee and the Entertainment Films subcommittee, release and reorganization, and the Professional Administration Committee.

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Contains correspondence and memos regarding legal matters. Also includes distribution of Dallin H. Oaks' National Association of College and University Attorneys talk, conference in Dallas, Shrub Research Land Agreement with Forest Service, legislation on private schools, and licensing.

Scope and Contents Contains memo, correspondence, a brochure of Association of American Colleges, and a survey from Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education. Also includes clearance of prospective faculty, agendas, minutes of meeting with Dallin H. Oaks, report on meetings of Accounting Accreditation Committee and Accrediting Commission of International Colleges and Universities, and a copy of "Moving into the 21st Century...Dilemmas and Strategies for American Higher Education" by Jay W....

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Contains a copy of “Kicking the Habit” speech by Robert K. Thomas, Utah State Advisory Council for Vocational and Technical Education (1975), an annual evaluation report, and student-faculty proposals problems referred to Robert K. Thomas. Also includes Commissioner’s Staff Meeting, Word Studies Center correspondence, Century II, a Ken Cannon’s survey, documents concerning reaccreditation, a self-study report, and proposed U of U Bachelor of Arts degree in Linguistics.

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Contains notes on accreditation visit, correspondence, memos, significant changes at Brigham Young University since last accreditation visit, and excerpts from Northwest Association committee report (March 1976). Also includes Dallin H. Oaks notes "Major Issues in Accreditation", the president’s annual report (1975-1976), and a report to the Commission on Colleges of the Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges.