College of Commerce and Industry Administrative Files

Collection

Identifier: Series-0066

Staff Only

Scope and Content Note

This series contains the records of the Dean and Associate Dean of the College of Commerce and Industry (formerly called the College of Industrial Management and Textile Science). The majority of files are those of Ryan C. Amacher, Dean, and Tomas D. Efland, and Associate and Acting Dean. Also found in the series are files of Amacher's predecessor, Wallace D. Trevillian.

The records consist of correspondence, minutes (both college and departmental), annual reports, budget documents, reports, publications, and photographs. They were produced by the departments within the College: Accountancy, Economics, Finance, Management, and Textiles. The records also document other activities affiliated with the college, for example, the Office of Professional Development, the Frank L. Roddey Small Business Development Center, and the J. E.Sirrine Textile Foundation. Correspondents include Clemson Presidents Bill Atchley, Walter Cox, and Max Lennon, and representatives of various textile organizations.

Dates

1969 - 1990
1981 - 1988

Creator

Clemson University. College of Commerce and Industry (other_unmapped, Organization)

Restrictions on Use

There are no restrictions on access. Use of the records is governed by the South Carolina Freedom of Information Act. Access to certain files may not be permitted based on exemptions provided for in this Act. S. C. Code Ann. § 30-4-40 (a) (2)

Administrative History

Missing Title

July 1981
: College of Commerce Industry established as successor to the College of Industrial Management and Textile Science. Ryan Amacher named Dean. College organized into three schools: Accountancy, Business, and Textiles. Jim Davis named Director of Accountancy, and Ed Vaughn Director of Textiles.
March 1988
: Jimmy D. Sheriff named Associate Dean

Extent

10 Cubic Feet

Language of Materials

English

Additional Description

Arrangement

The folders are arranged alphabetically by subject.

Provenance

These records were received from the offices of Dean and Associate Dean of the College of Commerce and Industry. This series incorporates accessions 88-100, 89-209, 90-28, 94-129, 95-113, 95-150, and 96-41.

Processing Information

Dennis S. Taylor, University Archivist, Kenneth S. Lopez, Assistant, May 2000.

The conversion of this finding aid to Encoded Archival Description format was made possible with a grant from the South Carolina State Historical Records Advisory Board in 2009-2010. The finding aid was prepared for encoding by Carl Redd.