Education -- Arizona

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This collection houses administrative records, Board meeting minutes, conference information, newsletters, reports, correspondence, and other materials documenting the Arizona Council for the Social Studies. This collection has not been processed in full and can be viewed only by appointment. Contact Archives and Special Collections for more information.

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This collection houses financial records, correspondence, journals, directories, handbooks, meeting minutes, agendas, schedules, by-laws, membership materials, and other items documenting the Arizona-Nevada Academy of Science from 1952 to 2004. This collection has not been processed in full and can be viewed only by appointment. Contact Archives and Special Collections for more information.

Abstract This collection includes political and voter polls, brand recognition studies, consumer awareness and satisfaction studies, focus group recordings, surveys of target populations, and newspaper coverage of poll results documenting numerous aspects of life in Arizona from the 1970s to the 1990s. Many of the studies were the first completed for the industry or subject area in question. This collection is arranged in four series and alphabetically and chronologically within unless stated...

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Special Session Interview with Bill Rawson; KAET Poll, Bruce Merrill; Magnet Schools Package, Maxine Carpenter (Senner). Segments on a special session of the Arizona Legislature concerning welfare, the upcoming special election to replace Congressman Mo Udall (how Arizona voters feel about the two major candidates), and Education Arizona (magnet schools in the Phoenix Union High School District).

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This collection contains minutes, agendas, correspondence, conference materials, newspaper articles, newsletters, publications, and other items documenting Eugene Acosta Marin's personal and professional life from 1945 until his death in 1999. Materials in the collection date from 1945 to 2002.

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The Bruce Merrill Papers consist primarily of market research materials that Merrill created and collected during his time as a Professor at Arizona State University and as Director of the Survey Research Center.

Resúmen SER, lo cual significa Servicio, Empleo y Redesarrollo, era una organización sin fines de lucro de adiestramiento laboral y educación. También era conocido como "Trabajos para el Progreso." Se formo en 1964 gracias al apoyo de LULAC y el Foro Americano GI. Ellos reconocieron la necesidad de ayudar a los cesantes y proveer oportunidades de capacitación, educación y colocación a no solo los desempleados hispanoparlantes pero a todas las personas desfavorecidas. Los materiales de esta...

Abstract SER, which stands for Service, Employment and Redevelopment, was a non-profit job training and education organization. It was also known as Jobs for Progress. It came about in 1964 thanks to the support of LULAC and the American GI Forum. They recognized the need to help the unemployed and provided training, education, and placement opportunities to not only Spanish speakers, but to all disadvantaged individuals. The materials in this collection include organization...