By Armando Suarez
Title: James A. Fleming Files. Office of University Advancement & Development, circa 1984-1994
ID: KSU/27/01/
Primary Creator: Kennesaw State University. Office of University Advancement & Development
Extent: 0.6 Cubic Feet
Subjects: College administrators - Georgia - Cobb County, Diversity, Gifts, Howard Logan Stillwell Theatre--History, Insurance benefits, Kennesaw State University - History, Kennesaw State University Foundation - History, Real property, Trademarks
Forms of Material: Annual reports, Appointment books, Bill, Budgets, Memoranda, Minutes, Reports
Languages: English
James A. Fleming started working at then Kennesaw College (now Kennesaw State University) in July 1984, and was initially recruited in the field of development to advance and strengthen the Foundation, to be supportive of President Betty L. Siegel, and to increase external resources in support of the institution. Fleming held various positions throughout, including Special Assistant to the President; Special Assistant to the President for Capital Fundraising; Senior Advisor to the President; Vice-President for Institution Advancement; and ultimately President of the Foundation. For many years, he also held the academic rank of Assistant Professor (of marketing).
For more detailed biographical information, see interview with James A. Fleming conducted by Thomas A. Scott in the related materials section.
College administrators - Georgia - Cobb County
Diversity
Gifts
Howard Logan Stillwell Theatre--History
Insurance benefits
Kennesaw State University - History
Kennesaw State University Foundation - History
Real property
Trademarks
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Acquisition Method: Transferred to the KSU archives in December 2016 from records management off-site storage facility (Accession 16-092-ks).
Related Materials: Interview with James A. Fleming: For more information please see https://soar.kennesaw.edu/handle/11360/357.
Preferred Citation: [Collection name and/or item name; Collection/item number; Box/folder/item number or name], Department of Museums, Archives and Rare Books, Kennesaw State University.
Processing Information: Processed by: Armando Suarez, December 2016