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Records of the Executive Government, 1805-1875
2
linear feet.
Catalog Number: 1.7.1
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Series Description:
The records of the executive government document the governing of the
College by the president and faculty. They include minutes of meetings and
votes of the group on curriculum, appointments, and disciplinary matters,
including the "drill rebellion" of 1874. The executive government was also
responsible for drafting the annual report to the Visiting Committee of the Governing
Boards. The dates of volumes 4 and 5 overlap the dates of volumes 2
and 3, but each volume is distinct; volumes 4 and 5 are Records of the
Executive Government - Miscellaneous. By 1874, the Executive Government
was replaced by the faculty meeting although the
records of the groups overlap for a period of four years.
Arrangement: Arranged chronologically.
General Note: Photocopies of volumes 1-4 are available for patron
use. The records of the executive government [volumes
1-5] are also available on microfilm.
Restrictions: None.
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Minutes of faculty meetings, 1871-
2
linear feet.
Catalog Number: 1.7.2
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Series Description:
This series contains the official minutes of faculty meetings at Bowdoin
College from 1871. May also contain information on votes taken at
meetings and reports to the faculty by various committees. Minutes after
1991 can also be found in the Faculty committees
series.
Arrangement: Arranged chronologically.
General Note: Faculty minutes, 1871-1907 are also available on
microfilm.
Restrictions: None.
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| Faculty committees : official
reports, 1927-
6.75
linear feet.
Catalog Number: 1.7.3
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Series Description:
Official reports of faculty committees. From 1974 through 1994, the
official reports of faculty were held by the faculty clerk until deposited
in the archives. From 1994, copies of reports are deposited
in the archives upon submission to the faculty. Also included are some
agendas and duplicate copies of faculty meeting minutes.
Arrangement: Arranged chronologically.
General Note:
Restrictions: None.
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| Curriculum and Educational
Policy Committee (CEP) : minutes, 1953-
1.0
linear foot.
Catalog Number: 1.7.4
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Series Description:
This series contains agendas and minutes of Curriculum and Educational
Policy (CEP) Committee meetings from 1953. The committee is responsible
for curriculum development and revision including the assessment of
courses of study, methods of instruction, admissions standards and degree
and major requirements. The committee consists of faculty members,
administrative staff and undergraduate representatives.
For additional information on the CEP, see the Office
of the Dean for Academic Affairs.
Arrangement: Arranged chronologically.
General Note:
Restrictions: Closed for 20 years from date creation.
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| Study Committee on Graduate
Programs, 1966-68
.75
linear feet.
Catalog Number: 1.7.6
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Series Description:
This series contains the records of the Study Committee on Graduate
Programs from 1966-68. Made possible by a grant from the Research
Corporation of New York City, the study was undertaken to examine the
feasibility of implementing graduate programs at Bowdoin as one of many
possible ways to direct college growth. The final report was published in
June 1968. The committee's recommendation for the creation of a General
Academic Council to plan future academic programs was never implemented.
Arrangement: Arranged topically.
General Note:
Restrictions: None.
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| Recording Committee : minutes,
1911-
.5
linear feet
Catalog Number: 1.7.7
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Series Description:
This series contains the minutes and records of the faculty Recording
Committee from 1911. The first listing of this committee occurs in the
1901 college catalogue, although it is possible that the committee existed
before that date. It appears that the committee's purpose is to approve
or deny requests for: changes in majors or grades, study away from
Bowdoin, waiving requirements, independent study, self-designed majors,
residency requirements, leaves of absence, etc. The committee also
approves or denies exceptions to latin honors requirements such as
students with an "F" or students who did not reside on campus a minimum
amount of time and lists those who graduate.
Arrangement: Arranged chronologically.
General Note:
Restrictions: Closed for 75 years from date of creation.
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| Library Committee : minutes,
1958-59
.25
linear feet.
Catalog Number: 1.7.8
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Series Description:
Minutes of the faculty's Library Committee, which consults with the
College librarian and makes recommendations relative to the operation and
services of the libraries.
Arrangement: Arranged chronologically.
General Note:
Restrictions: None.
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Lectures and Concerts Committee: reports and funded requests 1999-
.25
linear feet
Catalog Number: 1.7.9
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Series Description:
The Lectures and Concerts Committee is a faculty committee with staff and
student representation which reviews applications from faculty for
assistance in funding lectures and concerts. The funds, from the
College's operating budget and the Jacob Jasper Stahl Fund, are designated
to support lectures or performances that would enhance the regular
instruction of the College in the areas of art, letters, life, philosophy
or culture. This series contains the committee's annual report to faculty
as well as approved applications for funds. Other material relating to
the committee may be found in the records of the Dean for Academic
Affairs.
Arrangement: Arranged chronologically.
General Note:
Restrictions: Closed for 25 years from date of creation.
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Maintained by George J. Mitchell Department of Special Collections & Archives Staff
Bowdoin College Library, 3000 College Station, Brunswick, Maine 04011-8421
email:
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©Bowdoin College 2004