Richmond Professional Institute

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The Richmond School of Social Work and Public Health of the was established in 1917. In 1925 it became the Richmond Division of the College of William and Mary. In 1939 the division was known as the Richmond Professional Institute.

It separated from William and Mary and came under state control in 1962. The Medical College of Virginia and the Richmond Professional Institute merged in 1968 to form Virginia Commonwealth University.[1]

Material in the Special Collections Research Center

  • To search for further material, see Finding Materials in the SCRC for an introduction to the SCRC Collections Database.
  • Richmond Professional Institute search results from the SCRC Collections Database.
  • See also the records of various College of William and Mary administrative offices including the Board of Visitors, Presidents, Deans, etc.
  • Many serial publications published as part of William and Mary's Bulletin Series, including RPI's catalogs, announcements, etc. have been cataloged and are searchable in Swem Library's online catalog. All are available in Swem Library's Special Collections.
  • Theses written by students in the social work program can be found by searching the Swem Library catalog by call number LD6051.W5m Soc. Wk. (which will be followed by [year], [item number]). These theses were also digitized and are available by browsing or searching the William & Mary Digital Archive.

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