Academic affairs (university function)

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The Center for the Humanities was established in 1983 through the generosity of many donors and of the National Endowment for the Humanities. It exists to provide strength and vision to the humanities at Loyola University Maryland. The Loyola University Maryland Center for the Humanities records, dated 1985 to 1996, include annual reports, newsletters, correspondence, meeting minutes, memoranda, event flyers and pamphlets, sabbatical proposals and programs and policies manuals.

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The Loyola University Maryland English Department records include comedic student poety, short plays, two Pegasus newsletters, a list of humorous student awards, and an Effective Writing course booklet. Courses in English have been offered since the very founding of Loyola College in 1852. The first indication of a designated English major can be found in the academic catalog for the years 1939-1940.

Abstract The records of the Loyola University Maryland Office of Academic Affairs span from 1908 through 2012. The records include minutes from governance boards and subcommittes which reported to the Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs; accreditation materials submitted to Middle States for the college as a whole; documentation submitted to various accrediting agencies for individual departments; department annual reports; corresponence, statistics and benchmarking materials; and subject...

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The Loyola University Maryland Office of International Programs records, 1990s-2000s, contains a scrapbook of study abroad opportunities for Loyola students. The Office of International Programs supports a diverse offering of global opportunities, such as study abroad programs and international programming on campus.