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This collection contains artwork produced by Annie Sue (Brandon) Metzger in 1932-1933. They are paintings, sketches, and drawings of Georgia State Womans College (GSWC). Included are Ashley, Converse, and West Hall, as well as other sites such as the GSWC kitchen and boiler building.

Abstract

Photos of Ashley Hall at Valdosta State University dating back to 1926. Many of the photos are directly scanned from The Pine Cone, while others are found in the vertical file.

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Valdosta State University has grown in size and numbers since it was first started in 1906 as a Normal College. This collection is reflective of that growth as it contains materials from the dedication of new buildings at the school.

Scope and Contents Louis Levy was Interim President at Valdosta State University. His term began July 1, 2011 following President Schloss's announement that he would be stepping down as President. He was succeeded by President William McKinney July 1, 2012. He was a member of Valdosta State faculty since 1989, and held several different offices since then including: Provost, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs, and the Head of the Department of Sociology,...

Scope and Contents The papers in this collection are of particular interest and importance.  They are the earliest records of establishing a college in Southwest Georgia, and clearly indicate the city of Valdosta's and Lowndes County's desire to have an institute of higher learning.  Powell took his job as the first president of the College very seriously, and this is reflected in his writings and correspondence.  His papers outline the struggles of literally starting a school from the ground up, and deal with...

Scope and Contents

The collection contains a wide variety of materials relating to the history of Valdosta State University as Valdosta State College from 1950-1993. Items include framed or oversized items of images around campus showing campus growth throughout the years.