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The Modern Language Club, established in the early 1940s, “stimulate[d] an interest in the culture and language of other countries; to keep direct contact wherever possible with other countries.” This collection, dated 1940s-1974, consists of the organization's constitution, financial documents, meeting minutes, correspondence, event programs, and scrapbooks.

The Notre Dame of Maryland University Modern Language Club records, dated 1940s-1974, consist of the organization's constitution, financial documents, meeting minutes, correspondence, event planning documents, programs, articles about the Volunteers to America program, and scrapbooks. The correspondence, event planning documents, and programs, dated 1950-1974, appear to be the records of Professor Regina Soria, presumably the organization's faculty adviser.

The Notre Dame of Maryland University Modern Language Club records, dated 1940s-1974, consist of the organization's constitution, financial documents, meeting minutes, correspondence, event planning documents, programs, articles about the Volunteers to America program, and scrapbooks. The correspondence, event planning documents, and programs, dated 1950-1974, appear to be the records of Professor Regina Soria, presumably the organization's faculty adviser.