Eastern Michigan University. College of Technology
Found in 18 Collections and/or Records:
Alvin E. Rudisill, 1985
Association for Computing Machinery Conference manual
The Association for Computing Machinery Conference was held at Eastern Michigan University in 1994. The Manual consists of Conference materials that were bound and distributed to attendees.
Barriers to Learning Advisory Committee records
The Barriers to Learning Advisory Committee records include materials from the Barriers to Learning Initiative (BTL), an initative to improve university functions, from 1997-2000. The collection contains reports, agendas, initiatives, and other materials pertaining to the operation of BTL. This collection is valuable to the study of advisory committees and program initiatives in higher education.
College of Technology
College of Technology Correspondence , 1985
College of Technology records
Congressional Priorities records
The Congressional Priorities records contains information about Eastern Michigan University and programs that the school would like to improve upon and advance. The records are arranged chronologically. Records date from 2006 to 2009.
Course Proposal records
The Course Proposal records document the many alterations in courses offered at Eastern Michigan University. The collection contains information about each college at the University, including graduate and undergraduate proposals. Course proposals contain detailed information about what specific alterations, cancellations or additions will be made to a course. The collection is divided into nine series. Records date from 1967-2004.
Department of Business and Industrial Education records
Department of Business and Technology Education records
The Department of Business and Technology Education was a division of the Eastern Michigan University College of Technology. Previously, it had been called the Department of Business and Industrial Education. Currently, the department is not a part of the College of Technology, although business and technology/industrial education are still part of the College of Technology curriculum.