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Title
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Chamberlain's response to John Scotford, Feb. 27, 1967
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Description
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Admissions Officer Edward Chamberlain replies to Scotford’s memo and indicates that he mostly agrees with many of the points outlined in Al Dickerson’s earlier reply. Chamberlain does add that “the Admissions Office has always been willing to consider the application of any boy and tries to reach a judgment based on what is to his best interest when there is present a handicap which might have an affect on his college career.” Like Dickerson, he emphasizes his willingness to discuss things further with Scotford.
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Creator
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Edward T. Chamberlain
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Date Created
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1967-02-27
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Place of Publication
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Hanover, NH
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Citation Information
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Memo from Mr. Chamberlain to Mr. Scotford (CC: Messrs. Dickey, Olmsted, Dickerson and Jackson), Feb. 27, 1967. Business Manager records, DA-617, Buildings—Alterations for the Handicapped, Rauner Special Collections Library.
