Transferred to the University Archives in 2012 [AR.2012.044].

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This collection was processed by Lynn Durgin and Dan Santamaria in 2012 and 2013. Collection-level description and file level inventory was created in 2013. Electronic records are described in broad categories established by the committeee, and are not desscribed at the file level. No arrangment work was conducted during initial processing in 2012 and 2013; files remain in the order that they were received at the library.

No material was separated from the collection during initial processing in 2012.

People

• Campbell, Amy

Subject

• Women -- Education (Higher) -- New Jersey -- Princeton

Publisher

University Archives

Finding Aid Date

2013

Access Restrictions

Three folders (two analog folders and one electronic) are restricted for thirty years from the date of creation of the record. These folder were identified as as containing personally identifiable information by the committee itself. All remaining material is open for research.

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