Series II. Military Programs and ROTC Records. 1916-1979.
Series II documents military programs at Oregon State during World War I (Student Army Training Corps) and World War II (Army Specialized Training Program) as well as the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) military training program. The records include correspondence, reports, statistics, and descriptions of courses. Of special note are materials documenting service information during World War I and the minutes of the College Committee on Deferment during World War II. This series includes 1 reel of microfilmed records.
Boxes 23 - 23 (Page: 1 - 10)
Material includes company information for individuals, memorial service programs honoring faculty, alumni, and students, and service flag information.
Materials assembled to explain the nature and operation of the SATC at Oregon Agricultural College in 1917-1918. By Russell G. Dix, Associate Registrar.
This includes catalogs of curricula and courses, reports and instruction, academic procedures, and statistics.
Includes the initial business and financial policies and procedures for military training contracts and 21 supplementary bulletins.
Minutes include individual decisions for whether or not deferment was recommended by the college and scholastic standings. In addition there are statements from Office Production Management requesting occupational deferments, and Headquarter Bulletins.
This includes bulletins describing training courses and individual class completion memorandums which detail scope and subject of the class and who received certificates from the class.
Documents include records for students who were never registered to Oregon State College but attended pilot training courses.
Documents includes legislation, correspondence, and bills pertaining to Oregon State Veterans Aid.
11-20. 23 - reel 1.
I. Reports and Statistics.