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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Created1984-01-31
Description- Reference Title: appropriation; Arizona state university; west campus
- Referred on February 1, 1984
- Rules: Appropriations
- Making an appropriation to Arizona State University for the purpose of establishing a West campus
- Referred on February 1, 1984
- Rules: Appropriations
- Making an appropriation to Arizona State University for the purpose of establishing a West campus
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.
ContributorsMaimon, Elaine P. (Author)
Created2002-04-05
DescriptionThis email from Elaine Maimon to Ed Cirillo discusses SB 1205 and the House Education Committee.
ContributorsMaimon, Elaine P. (Author)
Created2002-04-01
DescriptionThis email from ASU West Campus Provost Elaine Maimon to David Tierney discusses the passage of SB 1205 by the Arizona Senate and relates her concerns about the House Education Committee.
Created2002
DescriptionThis bill removes some conditions established for transferring state land to the Arizona Board of Regents.
Created1984-04-18
DescriptionAn act relating to education; prescribing that the Arizona Board of Regents shall maintain an Arizona State University Campus in Western Maricopa County designateds as Arizona State University West Campus, and amending section 15-1601, Arizona Revised Statutes.