Southern Oregon University. SOU (1997-present)
Dates
- Usage: 1887 - 1938
- Usage: 1956 - 1974
- Usage: 1939 - 1955
- Usage: 1975 - 1996
- Usage: 1997-present
- Usage: 1879 - 1886
- Usage: 1878 - 1879
- Usage: 1872 - 1877
- Usage: 1997-present
Biography
Ashland Academy (1872-1877) Ashland Academy and Commercial College (1878-1879) Ashland College and Normal School (1879-1886) State Normal School (1887-1890) Closed (1891-1894) Southern Oregon State Normal School (1895-1901) State Normal School at Ashland (1901-1905) Closed (1906-1925) Southern Oregon State Normal School (1926-1932) Southern Oregon Normal School (1933-1938) Southern Oregon College of Education (1939-1955) Southern Oregon College (1956-1974) Southern Oregon State College (1975-1996) Southern Oregon University (1997-present)
Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
Alternatives to RCC (Rogue Community College), 1975-1976
The collection contains papers from Southern Oregon State College compiled by President James Sours and his office.
America College Testing program (ACT), 1969-1971
The collection contains papers from Southern Oregon State College compiled by President James Sours and his office.
America College Testing program (ACT), 1972-1973
The collection contains papers from Southern Oregon State College compiled by President James Sours and his office.
America College Testing program (ACT), 1974-1978
The collection contains papers from Southern Oregon State College compiled by President James Sours and his office.
Charging Admission fees, policy, 1973
The collection contains papers from Southern Oregon State College compiled by President James Sours and his office.
Deferred Tuition Payment program, 1972-1973
The collection contains papers from Southern Oregon State College compiled by President James Sours and his office.
Director of Admissions, 1965-1971
The collection contains papers from Southern Oregon State College compiled by President James Sours and his office.
Director of Financial Aid, 1965-1971
The collection contains papers from Southern Oregon State College compiled by President James Sours and his office.