2000 WWU 100th Anniversary Proclamation Signing

Note with photo: "January 21, 2000 - Washington Governor Gary Locke signs proclamation celebrating the 100th anniversary of Western Washington University's first academic year. Celebrants from left, front row: Representative Jeff Morris, Whatcom Country Executive Pete Kremen, WWU President Karen W. Morse, Representative Kelli Linville, WWU Trustee Natalie Quick, Representative Doug Ericksen, Bellingham Mayor Mark Asmundson, WWU Legislative Intern Ryan Pennington, Senator Harriet Spanel and Senator Georgia Gardner. Celebrants on left, back row: Deputy Secretary of the Senate Brad Hendrickson, Bellingham Legislative Liaison Dick Little, WWU Legislative Liaison Judy McNickle. Celebrants on right, back row: Representative Dave Quall, Council of Presidents Executive Director Terry Tale, Legislative Aide Debbie Jackson."

Collection

Campus History Collection

Identifier

CHC-FAC_2000-0002

Date Created

2000

Extent

b/w ; 5 x 7 in.

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Digital object made available by Special Collections, Western Libraries Archives & Special Collections, Western Washington University.

Physical location

  • WaBeWWUS
  • Western Washington University

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Special Collections

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Campus History Collection

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https://www.worldcat.org/oclc/905037073

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Funding

Development of the Campus History Collection was supported in part by the Distinguished Student Employment Program, Western Washington University.

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