1967 - November 7 - Letter from Joseph A. Cecil (University of Tennessee 1960)

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November 7, 1967 letter from Joseph A. Cecil (University of Tennessee 1960), Assistant Dean of Students at Emory University, to William Goddard (University of Tennessee 1968), chapter president, informing the chapter that there was a possible expansion opportunity at Tennessee Technological University.

While there eventually was an expansion at Tennessee Technological University, it did not happen until February 28, 1981.

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Abstract/Description:	November 7, 1967 letter from Joseph A. Cecil (University of Tennessee 1960), Assistant Dean of Students at Emory University, to William Goddard (University of Tennessee 1968), chapter president, informing the chapter that there was a possible expansion opportunity at Tennessee Technological University. While there eventually was an expansion at Tennessee Technological University, it did not happen until February 28, 1981.
Subject(s):	Letter Kappa Tau Theta Tau Theta Tau; Tennessee Technological University Kappa Tau; University of Tennessee

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November 7, 1967 letter from Joseph A. Cecil (University of Tennessee 1960), Assistant Dean of Students at Emory University, to William Goddard (University of Tennessee 1968), chapter president, informing the chapter that there was a possible expansion opportunity at Tennessee Technological University.

While there eventually was an expansion at Tennessee Technological University, it did not happen until February 28, 1981.

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Letter
Kappa Tau
Theta Tau
Theta Tau; Tennessee Technological University
Kappa Tau; University of Tennessee

Title:	1967 - November 7 - Letter from Joseph A. Cecil (University of Tennessee 1960).
Type of Resource:	text
Genre:	Document; black and white
Other Date:	Nov 7, 1967
Extent:	8.5 x 11 inches
Abstract/Description:	November 7, 1967 letter from Joseph A. Cecil (University of Tennessee 1960), Assistant Dean of Students at Emory University, to William Goddard (University of Tennessee 1968), chapter president, informing the chapter that there was a possible expansion opportunity at Tennessee Technological University. While there eventually was an expansion at Tennessee Technological University, it did not happen until February 28, 1981.
Subject(s):	Letter Kappa Tau Theta Tau Theta Tau; Tennessee Technological University Kappa Tau; University of Tennessee
Held by:	Phi Gamma Delta Digital Repository
In Collections:	Letters and Correspondence Tennessee Tech (Theta Tau) - Chapter Collection University of Tennessee (Kappa Tau) - Chapter Collection

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