Seattle Pacific University26.0 linear feet. 22 cartons and 4 oversize boxes.The bulk of this collection is comprised of Cascade College records and other materials, 1939-1969. It also contains North Pacific Evangelical Institute catalogs 1918-1930, Portland Bible Institute catalogs 1930-1939, and 25 class and all-school photographs 1919-1939, was well as Cascade College photographs.Contact InformationFinding AidCatalog Record
Seattle Pacific University. Associated Students.Seattle Pacific University31.0 linear feet. 13 boxes and 74 binders.One set of records dates from 1935 to 1986 and contains agreements and contracts, committees and task forces, correspondence, publications, financial records, President's Cabinet agendas and minutes, and ASSP Senate minutes and agendas. The collection is housed in a series of 13 boxes.Contact InformationFinding AidCatalog Record
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