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- Collection: Historical Southern New Hampshire University Promotional Material
New Hampshire College Name Change Announcement 1969Announcement of the adoption of New Hampshire College as the official institutional name on September 1, 1969
1938 - 1939 New Hampshire School of Accounting and Commerce brochureBrochure listing New Hampshire School of Accounting and Commerce courses of study, admission policies, housing, transportation, and other information…
Graduation Exercises Advertisement, August 13, 1948Advertisement run in the Manchester Union Leader promoting the radio broadcast of commencement speaker William Loeb's address
New Hampshire Accounting and Secretarial School Advertisement, September 1, 1932Advertisement run in the Manchester Union Leader promoting the September 12, 1932 start date of day and evening classes.
New Hampshire Accounting and Secretarial School Advertisement, June 15, 1932Advertisement run in the Manchester Union Leader promoting New Hampshire Accounting and Secretarial School. This is the earliest format of…
New Hampshire School of Accounting and Finance Advertisement, June 4, 1934Advertisement run in the Manchester Union Leader promoting the accounting program of the New Hampshire School of Accounting and Finance
New Hampshire School of Accounting and Commerce Advertisement, September 3, 1948Advertisement run in the Manchester Union Leader promoting day and evening classes, veterans' training, and visually emphasizing courses for both male…
New Hampshire College of Accounting and Commerce Advertisement, 1959Full page advertisement run in the 1959 Manchester Central High School Aglaia year book. The advertisement promotes the college's programs leading to…
New Hampshire School of Accounting and Finance advertisement, 1935Full page advertisement run in the 1935 A Manchester Central High School Aglaia year book. The advertisement outlines the school's ten subject…
New Hampshire Accounting and Secretarial School advertisement, January 20, 1933Advertisement run in the Manchester Union Leader promoting the study of accounting as good preparation for a post-Depression economy.