Series S440 - FILES - STUDENT FILES FOR DISPOSAL

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AU WA S440

Title

FILES - STUDENT FILES FOR DISPOSAL

Date(s)

  • 1990-01-01 - (Creation)

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Microforms

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Name of creator

AU WA A250 - WESTERN AUSTRALIAN COLLEGE OF ADVANCED EDUCATION (1982-01-01 - 1990-12-31)

Administrative history

The Western Australian College of Advanced Education (WACAE) was established on 1 January 1982 following the amalgamation of Claremont Teacher's College, Churchlands College of Advanced Education, Mt Lawley Teacher's College and Nedlands College of Advanced Education.

WACAE was granted university status from 1 January 1991 and changed its name to Edith Cowan University.

Name of creator

AU WA A251 - CLAREMONT TEACHERS COLLEGE (1902-09-01 - 1982-01-01)

Administrative history

Claremont Teacher's College was established in 1902 as a Teacher's Training College under the control of the Education Department.

With the passing of the Teacher Education Act in 1973, the college became an autonomous body being governed by a Council under the auspices of the Western Australian Teacher Education Authority.

The Colleges Act 1978 abolished the Teacher Education Act and established the college as a self governing body with a reconstituted council.

On 1 January 1982, Claremont Teachers College amalgamated with Nedlands College, Mount Lawley College and Churchlands College to form the Western Australian College of Advanced Education.

Name of creator

AU WA A372 - NEDLANDS COLLEGE (1979-01-01 - 1981-12-31)

Administrative history

The Nedlands College, previously the Western Australian Secondary Teachers College, was established following the passing of the Colleges Act in 1978. The College was a self-governing body under a council and operated as such until it amalgamated with Churchlands College, Mt Lawley College, Churchlands College and Claremont Teachers College to form the Western Australian College of Advanced Education.

Name of creator

AU WA A378 - MOUNT LAWLEY COLLEGE (1979-01-01 - 1981-12-31)

Administrative history

Mount Lawley College, previously Mount Lawley Teachers College, was established following the proclamation of the Colleges Act 1978.

The College was a self-governing body under a reconstituted council. Mount Lawley College amalgamated with Churchlands College, Nedlands College and Claremont Teachers College to form the Western Australian College of Advanced Education on 1 January 1982.

Name of creator

AU WA A381 - CHURCHLANDS COLLEGE (1979-01-01 - 1981-12-31)

Administrative history

Churchlands College, previously Churchlands Teachers College was established as a self governing body under a council, following the passing of the Colleges Act 1978.

In 1976, the Partridge Committee recommended the establishment of a single College of Advanced Education with constituent campuses.

From 1 January 1982, Mount Lawley College, Nedlands College and Claremont Teachers College amalgamated with Churchlands College to form the Western Australian College of Advanced Education.

Archival history

Content and structure area

Scope and content

Under an agreed-upon plan for the disposal of student (personal) files, files for students who had withdrawn, deferred or completed a course in over 10 years were designated with a review/destruction disposal class. It was resolved that these files would only be kept in the form of computer output microfiche.

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Numerical

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Not accessible at State Records Office

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Available from Edith Cowan University

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Range Control Symbol = 01 - 21

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