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Most of the materials were donated by the Institute. Some materials were transferred from the Lou Frey Collection, and others were collected by Special Collections staff.
The materials were placed in mylar sleeves and/or acid free folders, news clippings were photocopied onto acid-free paper.
The entire collection is open for research
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The collection will grow as materials are added as each symposium occurs.
Lou Frey Institute of Politics and Government Collection, Special Collections and University Archives, University of Central Florida Libraries, Orlando, Florida.
The Lou Frey Institute for Politics & Government at the University of Central Florida was founded in January 2003 as a nonpartisan foundation that fosters civic education primarily for college and high school students but also for the general public. The Institute promotes informed discussion of issues from diverse viewpoints, encourages participation in the political process, and supports research on politics and policy. Through its programs, the Lou Frey Institute aims to engage students, faculty, university staff, and community partners in academic learning and civic participation. These programs include biannual symposia and an essay contest for high school and college students to win a scholarship to attend a Central Florida college or university. A Director manages the Institute under a Board of Directors.
The materials are arranged in two series by topic. Series I: General Information, 2003-2004 is a small series that provides a little background information about the Institute and samples of stationery. Series II, Symposia, 2003-2008 holds advertising materials and DVDs of the symposia presentations.