ASU Campus History: West
This collection of planning reports, memoranda, legislation, speeches, ephemera, fact sheets, and videos presents the history of the Arizona State University at West campus through materials selected from the University Archives.
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ContributorsASU Branch Campus Study Committee (Author) / Mehren, Lawrence (Editor)
Created1977-02
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Official Title: A Report to the Thirty-third Legislature on the Feasibility of Establishing a Branch of Arizona State University in Western Maricopa County.||The ASU Branch Campus Study Committee was authorized by an act of the Arizona Legislature, HB 2143. The ten members of this committee are representative of the fields of education, business, banking and government. At its organization meeting on July 23, 1976, Jack Whiteman was chosen as Chairman, and the resulting report is commonly referred to as the "Whiteman Report," and is credited for proving the need for the ASU West campus to the legislature.
Created1994-04-21
DescriptionThis program lists the individuals and organizations who helped create and advance the ASU West campus, including Founding Benefactors, Founding Donors, Founding Provost's Club Members, committees, and volunteers.
ContributorsArizona State University. West Campus. University Relations. (Author)
Created1994-04
DescriptionThis publication provides information about people and events that created the ASU West campus as well as its first ten years.
ContributorsBruns, Barry (Author)
Created1997-08-14
DescriptionThis document provides a synopsis of the highlights of ASU West's development over time (1963-1997). Specific attention was given to ASU West's development as an upper-level institution as well as legislative or regent action that may have impacted ASU West in a specific way.
ContributorsArizona Public Service Company (Producer)
Created2004
Description
This video contains a narrative of the history of ASU West up until 2004 with photo and video images of students, faculty, and the facilities. It also includes statements from community leaders who helped the West campus become a reality, and from faculty, staff, and administrators.