Family: Family Housing Newsletter (Georgia Institute of Technology)
Collection
Identifier: UP034
This single bound volume contains newsletters for residents of family housing at the Georgia Tech campus.
(one bound volume)
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This collection consists of one bound volume containing monthly newsletters for those in family housing at the Georgia Institute of Technology. Issues contain news items and announcements geared to those in family housing, activities for children, seasonal recipes, and advertisements for and calendars of events. The volume contains a full run of the newsletters from November 1979 through June 1985, except that the November 1982 and November 1984 issues are missing.
The Central Housing Office was first created on the campus of Georgia Tech on July 1, 1969, with Gary J. Schwarzmueller as Housing Staff Coordinator. In October of the following year, the name change to the Department of Housing occurred, and Gary Schwarzmueller began serving as its first Director. Schwarzmueller was to remain in the position for more than 20 years.
As of this writing (May 2013), Michael D. Black serves as the Executive Director of Housing. The Department of Housing comes under the Division of Campus Services, administered by the Executive Vice President for Administration and Finance.
A print copy of this finding aid is available on request in the Georgia Tech Archives reading room.
This is a collection that has been created by the Georgia Tech Archives. The immediate provenance is unknown, but they were all originally created by the Georgia Institute of Technology Department of Housing. Accession number 2013.035.
(one bound volume)
The extant copies of this newsletter have been bound and cataloged as T171 .G42 G399X.
Christine de Catanzaro processed these publications in May 2013.
Part of the Archives and Special Collections, Library, Georgia Institute of Technology Repository