The Department of Personnel is the administrative unit of the University of Maryland responsible for various personnel-related functions including maintenance of central personnel files for university faculty and staff, payroll, grievance proceedings, employee benefits, and training/employee relations. Topics represented in the department's administrative and committee files include the workings of the Committee on Meaningful Integration, personnel changes and statistics, and manpower planning.
Dates
1956-1971
Majority of material found within 1965-1970
Use and Access to Collection
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Duplication and Copyright Information
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Topics represented in the department's administrative and committee files include the workings of the Committee on Meaningful Integration, personnel changes and statistics, and manpower planning.
Biography
The Personnel Department is the administrative unit of the University of Maryland responsible for various personnel-related functions including maintenance of central personnel files for university faculty and staff, payroll, grievance proceedings, employee benefits, and training/employee relations.
Arrangement
The collection is arranged alphabetically by topic.
Series 1
Personnel Department Records
Custodial History and Acquisition Information
The records were transferred by the Personnel Department in February 1973.
Related Material
Related materials can be found in University Publications collection in the University Archives holdings, cataloged under P2, P3, and P4.
