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Minority Student Services (University of Michigan) publications, 1972-1986

0.2 linear feet

Office of Minority Student Services (MSS) was established in 1977 as successor to the Office of Special Services to meet the diverse needs of minority students and to promote the cultural diversity represented across the University. Name changed to Office of Multi-Ethnic Student Affairs in 1995. Includes miscellaneous brochures, directories, newsletters, and manuals.

The Minority Student Services publications consist of miscellaneous brochures, directories, newsletters, and manuals.

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Minor J. Coon papers, 1946-2004 (majority within 1970-1999)

1.25 linear feet

Professor and Chair of the Department of Biological Chemistry at the University of Michigan. Coon was internationally recognized for his pioneering research in P450 enzymes. Papers include topical files containing biographical and professional records, including reviews of the biological chemistry department from 1970-1988, awards, honorary degrees, lectureships, and programs. Also includes photographs that span Coon's 47-year career at the University of Michigan, with a focus on awards received.

The Minor J. Coon papers (1.25 linear feet) (1946-2004) document Coon's internationally known career in biological chemistry at the University of Michigan. The Coon papers contain two series, Topical Files and Photographs.

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Minutes

The Minutes series is the most substantial documentation of Epiphany's evolution, offering a complete run of written records beginning in 1895, one year after steps were taken towards organizing the mission. Researchers can trace activities through the late 40s, but unfortunately, it is there that the records become sparse. There is little documentation in the series of the effect of neighborhood changes on Epiphany Episcopal in the 50s and 60s, or of the collaboration and eventual merging with Church of the Messiah.