The Records of National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA)

The processed records of the NCEA are divided into eleven series. The first five series include the administrative records, primarily correspondence and subject files, of the first five administrators: Bishop Francis Howard (1904-1929), Monsignor George Johnson (1929-1944), Monsignor Frederick Hochw...

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מחבר תאגידי: The American Catholic Research Center and University Archives
פורמט: כתב-יד
שפה:English
נושאים:
Hochwalt, Frederick G.
Howard, Francis W. > (Francis William), > 1867-1944.
Johnson, George
Koob, Albert C.
Meyer, John F.
National Catholic Educational Association
Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities
National Catholic Welfare Conference. > Dept. > Dept. of Education
Catholic International Education Office
Catholic Church Education
Catholic schools United States
Columbus (Ohio)
Washington (D.C.)
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סיכום:The processed records of the NCEA are divided into eleven series. The first five series include the administrative records, primarily correspondence and subject files, of the first five administrators: Bishop Francis Howard (1904-1929), Monsignor George Johnson (1929-1944), Monsignor Frederick Hochwalt (1944-1966), Father C. Albert Koob (1966-1974), and Monsignor John F. Meyer (1974-1986). Next there is a large and complicated series of files of the former College and University Section, later renamed the Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities (ACCU), and several small series with materials of the annual convention, the Seminary Department, the National Association of the Board of Education (NABE), International Catholic Education, and general publications. Overall, this is an important assemblage of records that document the early history as well as select aspects of the more recent history.
תיאור פיזי:500 linear feet; 397 boxes
גישה:Restrictions on AccessThere is a 25 year limit, dating from creation of the document, which was imposed by NCEA in 1988. In addition, access to the ACCU subseries Congregation of Catholic Education at the Vatican requires permission from the President of NCEA.

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