Richard Bland College Records
Collection
Identifier: UA 88
Acc. 1984.066: Biennial budget exhibits including justifications, revenue estimates, capital outlay requests, and budget summaries for 1962-68 and 1972-76.
Acc. 1984.067: Capital outlay requests prepared for the state legislature. They include justifications for each proposed project and the amount each would cost. Projects are listed in order of priority.
This collection also includes material that was removed from the University Archives Publications Collection related to Richard Bland College. It is listed in the finding aid/inventory link below.
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Richard Bland College of William & Mary (or Richard Bland College or simply, RBC) is a public junior college located in Prince George County, Virginia. Named after Virginia statesman Richard Bland, the college was established in 1960 by the Virginia General Assembly as a branch of William & Mary, and was once considered part of the "Colleges of William and Mary" umbrella. While self-functioning, the college is governed by William & Mary's Board of Visitors. Richard Bland College is currently the Commonwealth of Virginia's only public junior college.
Richard Bland College was established in order to provide the first two years of college education, which would be followed by a transfer to William and Mary, or to another of the state's four-year colleges. To this end, the college has formal credit transfer agreements with a number of Virginia colleges, including William & Mary and Virginia Tech.
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The provenance of the material that was removed from the University Archives Publications Collection related to this campus is not documented.
Acc. 1984.066 received 02/15/1985. Parts were also removed from Acc. 1983.013 - W. Brooks George Papers. Acc. 1984.067 received 09/21/1984.
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