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Title: Office of the Chancellor--Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs--Student Organization records

Time Span: Anti-apartheid related material mostly 1985 - 1986

Media: .5 linear feet

Description: The office of Vice Chancellor of Student affairs was created in 1983 at the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) as a subordinate administrative unit under the office of the Chancellor. It is responsible for Student Organizations and Activities, Foreign Student Affairs, and Student Financial Aid. These records were created or kept by Michael...
Description: The office of Vice Chancellor of Student affairs was created in 1983 at the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) as a subordinate administrative unit under the office of the Chancellor. It is responsible for Student Organizations and Activities, Foreign Student Affairs, and Student Financial Aid. These records were created or kept by Michael Ginsburg, who served as Associate Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs at the University of Illinois at Chicago. The vast majority of the collection documents the activities of the UIC anti-apartheid student organization Divest Now Coalition and the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs' attention to issues affecting UIC's Chinese student population.
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Housed at: University of Chicago at Illinois Library Special Collections

Location: Chicago, Illinois , United States

Related Website: http://library.uic.edu/home/collections/university-archives

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