Finding Aids @ Georgia Archives

This series consists of the programs schedules of the various participants in these institutes, the dates they were held and the subject matter discussed. These institutes were held at the Georgia Center for Continuing Education at the University of Georgia campus in Athens.

The School of Social Work began January 1, 1964 at the University of Georgia. The newsletters comprising this series are fairly typical of the genre in that they contain short news notes concerning professional activities, staff changes, etc.

This publication list all conferences that would be held in the future at the University's Georgia Center for Continuing Education, the dates they are held and the name of the coordinator of each conference. They also included a brief description of each conference including the reason for the conference, the anticipated attendance and the kind of people attending such conferences.

This publication is composed of short articles relating to research projects being conducted at the University. Researchers using this publication should consult a similar publication, Interface, which contains articles concerned with research activities at all branches of the System. This publication is located in Record Group 33, Sub-group 2 Series 125.

This series consists of schedules of classes at the University of Georgia. Each schedule consists of the name of the school, number of hours of credit for each course, hour of class, day of week class held, the building, room number and name of instructor for each course.

The reports in this series is composed of brief news notes of activities at the University in regard to services of an academic nature the University offers to the public.

This brief publication contains the fiscal report on the University of Georgia's financial condition. There is considerable marking in pencil throughout the volume. It is of interest primarily because of its early date.

This publication presents a brief account of the many current research projects being conducted by the faculty and students at the University. These research projects range in scope from biological sciences to social and behavioral sciences to agricultural sciences to humanities and the arts. This publication is similar to Interface: The University System of Georgia Magazine in R.G. 33-1-121.

The bulletins in this series are typical of college bulletins. They include lists of faculty and staff members, introduction to the college, student services and activities, awards and honors, organizations, admission regulations, academic policies and a description of the courses offered.

This series is composed of copies of the college alumni newspaper published under the auspices of the West Georgia Alumni Association. This publication includes news notes concerning events of interest to the alumni and activities at the college.

This series consists of bound volumes containing short essays by the college’s faculty members which are based on research projects they have completed. The issues of the Review are published on an annual basis.

This series is composed of copies of the student newspaper published under the auspices of the college.

1867, 25th Senatorial District Voters Register, Upson County

This series consists of a bound volume of official United States Post Office business of Monticello, Jasper County, Georgia. The small volume contains unbound papers which were bound (in a haphazard manner) at a later date into the current volume. The papers involve: (1) specific orders for delivering the mail (2) postage stamp packets (3) accounts for money received for postage (4) reports from the postal auditor's office and (5) correspondence.

This series consists of published issues of Rural Georgia, a newspaper that is the official organ of the REA Co-Ops of Georgia. This newspaper contains the following type of information: (1) activities of the cooperatives (2) general agricultural news and (3) Federal legislation affecting agricultural activities.

See also RGSGSERIES 86-8-33, WPA Real Property Surveys of Greater Atlanta.