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This series contains the alumni news letter of Savannah State College. As is the case with all such publications, this news letter contains articles of interest to the institution's alumni. Among these are changes in curriculum, honor roll and honor society membership rosters, faculty changes, special workshop, conference and seminar announcements, pictures of campus events, reports on distinguished alumni and editorials, usually on alumni association matters.

This series contains the Catalogs and Bulletins of the Southern Technical Institute in Marietta, Georgia, a branch of the Georgia Institute of Technology. These bound volumes include several volumes of the original catalogs which were, of course, issued to cover each school year. Each publication contains lists of rules and requirements for admission, a calendar for the particular school year and a complete description of the institution and the courses offered therein.

This is a student newspaper published monthly by the students at the Institute. It is very similar to other such newspapers in that it presents a record of student and faculty activities on campus.

This series consists of Minutes of the Georgia State Soil and Water Conservation Committee meetings. Material in this series is contained in manila folders and includes the following data consistently given: date, place, and time of the meeting, names of the presiding officers and members in attendance, and the recorded minutes of the meeting. The series also includes a Publications Record Set and copies of the Committee Newsletter.

The Agricultural Extension Service is part of the University of Georgia, College of Agriculture. The annual reports give a brief accounting of the school's activities in working with farm families, 4-H Club projects, Home Economics classes and other similar activities.

This is a series of Research Monographs commissioned jointly by the University of Georgia Bureau of Business and Economic Research and a concern closely associated with the specific area of interest. Each monograph contains a detailed and well documented study of an area of economic importance written by a learned man of that particular field. The text is occasionally illustrated with halftone photographs, or maps, charts, and other visual aids in the appendices.

The bulletins comprising this series contain articles relating to the improvement of the production, distribution and preservation of agricultural products and were written by staff members of the College of Agriculture. See R.G. 33-3-170 for issues produced earlier by the State College of Agriculture.

These reports are presented in the form of bulletins and they include reports of research and investigation conducted by members of the faculty of the College of Agriculture at the University of Georgia.

This publication is sponsored by the University's School of Law. It contains brief articles relating to recent legal decisions.

This is a quarterly newsletter that lists the various programs included in the University's public service. This publication is an outgrowth of Service Report (R.G. 33; S.G. 2; Series 93) which lists and describes the University's public service programs. The reason for the creation of Dimension was to better describe the organized service programs the University offers to the public.

The publications in this series were prepared by the Division of Agricultural Economics of the College of Agriculture. Each volume is devoted to the study of one particular subject. Most of these studies are rather brief.

These newsletters are rather brief and give a brief account of the "Friends'" recent activities.

This series contains a publication issued by the University of Georgia School of Law to introduce its graduating class to prospective employers. Each number includes (1) a photograph of each graduate, (2) age, (3) residence, (4) family status, (5) scholastic background, (6) activities and honors, (7) prior employment, (8) date of availability for employment, (9) career plans and, for some issues, (10) military status.

This publication consists of articles and news notes from the University's School of Law. The publication is published by the School of Law.The articles are of a professional nature and the publications are relatively short.

This newsletter is published by the Institute of Community and Area Development of the University of Georgia. The contents of the newsletter is general news relating to the arts in Georgia.

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.