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Paul Hardin III

Hardin was chancellor of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill from July 1, 1988 to June 30, 1995. His administration covered the university's bicentennial and its fundraising campaign, the argument over a freestanding black cultural center, and the housekeepers' class action lawsuit.

Source: UNC Libraries: Office of Chancellor, Paul Hardin Records, 1988-1995 (finding aid)

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14 indexed records are connected with this person, and the index includes 3 works by Paul Hardin III.

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Dwane Powell Cartoon, August 14, 1993

Powell, Dwane · 1993 · The News and Observer

Syndicate Copies and Clippings, Folder 1993-29

Dwane Powell Cartoon, November 16, 1993

Powell, Dwane · 1993 · The News and Observer

Syndicate Copies and Clippings, Folder 1993-42

Dwane Powell Cartoon, October 10, 1993

Powell, Dwane · 1993 · The News and Observer

Syndicate Copies and Clippings, Folder 1993-37

Dwane Powell Cartoon, October 3, 1993

Powell, Dwane · 1993 · The News and Observer

Syndicate Copies and Clippings, Folder 1993-48

UNC Bicentennial, 10/12/1993

Morton, Hugh M. · 1993

UNC-Chapel Hill Bicentennial University Day ceremonies in Kenan Stadium. … Scott at podium; President Bill Clinton, Edward Fort, Richard Cole, Paul Hardin, Dick Richardson, Martin Lancaster also visible.

UNC Bicentennial, 10/12/1993

Morton, Hugh M. · 1993

UNC-Chapel Hill Bicentennial University Day ceremonies in Kenan Stadium: President Bill Clinton, Edward Fort, Richard Cole, Paul Hardin, Dick Richardson, Martin Lancaster, and Jim Martin all visible.

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Watts Hill Alumni Center dedication

Morton, Hugh M. · 1993

UNC Chancellor Paul Hardin speaks to gathering at the dedication of the George Watts Hill Alumni Center on May 14, 1993. Seated on the left are General Alumni Executive Director Doug Dibbert, UNC Class of 1970 and outgo…

Watts Hill Alumni Center groundbreaking

Morton, Hugh M. · 1989

May 13, 1989 groundbreaking ceremony for the George Watts Hill Alumni Center on the UNC-Chapel Hill campus. (L to R): Ralph Strayhorn, fund raising chairman; George Watts Hill; Doug Dibbert, General Alumni Association E…

Office of Chancellor : Paul Hardin records, 1988-1995.

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Office of the Chancellor · 1988

UNC

Jordan license plate ceremony

Morton, Hugh M. · 1980

James and Deloris Jordan (parents of Michael Jordan) with UNC Chancellor Paul Hardin, holding North Carolina license plate with number "U0023" in honor of Michael Jordan. Picture probably taken at the University of Nort…

The research university presidency in the late twentieth century : a life cycle/case history approach

Brodie, H. Keith H. (Harlow Keith Hammond), 1939- · 2005 · Praeger Publishers

UNC

To learn, to teach, to serve : a vision of the University : Chancellor Paul Hardin, University Day, October 12, 1989.

Hardin, Paul, III, 1931-2017 · 1989

UNC

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  1. Paul Hardin serves as chancellor of UNC at Chapel Hill Hardin, who had led Wofford College, Southern Methodist University and Drew University, was chancellor at Chapel Hill from July 1, 1988 to June 30, 1995. His a…Search the index · UNC Libraries: Office of Chancellor, Paul Hardin Records, 1988-1995 (finding aid)

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