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1976 (Creation)
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"The Lakehead Report on the Status of Non-Academic (Schedule #2) Women Employees at Lakehead University" seeks to highlight the disparity of salaries between women and men at Lakehead University circa 1976, as well as recommendations for the University to improve upon. The "Report of the Subcommitee of Eight on the Allocation of Resources", circa 1972, offers recommendations for academic planning, course adjustment, financial allocation, and potential program expansion. The "Proposal for Graduate Programs in the School of Physical and Health Education" contains a proposal for new graduate studies in Health education, as well as course overviews. Items 17a-17c.
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17c, "Proposal for Graduate Programs in the School of Physical and Health Education," contains outdated and discriminatory language referring to students with disabilities.