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re: Extending the opportunity of a Dartmouth education to a heretofore untapped minority group -- crippled students

Title: re: Extending the opportunity of a Dartmouth education to a heretofore untapped minority group -- crippled students See all items with this value
Description: A memo from Hopkin's Center designer John Scotford regarding his visit to the campus of Southern Illinois University. He recounts certain accessibility features present and asks if alterations could be made to the Dartmouth campus in order to effectively recruit students with disabilities. Doing so is presented as a way to gain an edge over competing schools. See all items with this value
Creator: John Scotford See all items with this value
Date Created: 1967-02-14
Place of Publication: Hanover, NH
Citation Information: Scotford, John. “re: Extending the opportunity of a Dartmouth education to a heretofore untapped minority group -- crippled students.” Memo to President Dickey, Richard Olmsted, Edward Chamberlain, Dr. Jackson, Feb. 14, 1967. Business Manager records, DA-617, Buildings—Alterations for the Handicapped, Rauner Special Collections Library. See all items with this value

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