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The Ralph J. Amelio Papers consist of four series: Series I: Biographical, Series II: Instruction, Series III: Newsletters, And Series IV: Research.

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The Arizona Educational Media Association Collection is divided into six series: Series I: Board of Directors, Series II: Conferences, Series III: Membership, Series IV: Newsletters, Series V: Photographs, and Series VI: Related Organizations. Oversized materials can be found in box ten.

Abstract This collection houses minutes, memoranda, audio-visual catalogs, reports, newsletters, financial statements, correspondence, and Central Arizona Film Cooperative Records documenting the Arizona Instructional Media Network's history, audio-visual materials available for use, and the AIMN's dissolution and transfer of assets. This collection has not been processed in full and can be viewed only by appointment. Contact Archives and Special Collections for more...

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The Joel A. Benedict Papers are comprised of four series: Series I: Educational Materials, Series II: Professional, Series III: Visual Literacy Associations, and Series IV: Visual Literacy Newsletters. Materials are arranged alphabetically by folder title.

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The Lida Cochran Papers are comprised of four series: Series I: Instruction, Series II: Research, Series III: Teaching Aids, and Series IV: Visual Literacy Organizations.

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The John L. Debes III Collection includes correspondence, articles, papers, photographs, and ephemera. The collection, which runs from 1964 1985, is divided into five series and two subseries.

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The Priscilla Hardin Papers contain correspondence, conference announcements, membership lists, and other records documenting the activities of the International Visual Literacy Association (IVLA). Also included are materials showing the beginnings of the Journal of Visual Verbal Languaging.

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The International Visual Literacy Association Curricula in Visual Literacy Project(IVLACVLP) Papers include correspondence, program descriptions, photographs, and reports. The collection, which runs from 1977 to 1982, is divided into the following series: Programs Appearing In Curriculum In Visual Literacy, Programs Reviewed By International Visual Literacy Association Task Force, Administrative Papers, and Dennis Dake Correspondence.

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This collection houses a variety of materials documenting the International Visual Literacy Association (IVLA) between 1969 and 2001.

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The Marina McIsaac Papers contain slides, teaching aides, and research papers. The collection is divided into two series.