Georgia B. Miller collection of Data Processing Management Association, Office Systems Research Association, and Administrative Management Society records

This collection documents Georgia Miller's involvement in the leadership of DPMA. The two series in this collection, Committees, Task Forces and Councils, as well as Subject Files, parallel the organization in the DPMA records (CBI 88) that contain more extensive documentation of the association. Most publications and a few subject files were transferred to the DPMA records. CBI kept the bulk of the Miller collection separate from the DPMA records since it originated outside headquarters and provides a different perspective on DPMA.

The Committees, Task Forces, and Councils series may include: summary minutes, committee reports, background materials on agenda items, executive director's reports, background material related to arrangements for meeting by headquarters staff. No effort has been made to locate summary minutes of earlier meetings in handouts for later meetings and eliminate duplication. Folders in this Executive Council subseries include the phrase "meeting material" as the folders contain background material assembled for Executive Council members. Individual corporate bodies are arranged alphabetically as subseries. This series does not include references to all occurrences of committee, task force, or council materials within the subject files series.

Subject files series includes correspondence, memoranda, reports, publications, and notes related to Miller's involvement in DPMA, OSRA, and the AMS Indianapolis Chapter. The collection emphasizes Miller's work in promoting improved data processing education through the development of model curricula at OSRA and DPMA and her role in the formation and growth of the DPMA Special Interest Group for Education (EDSIG). Also documented are her activities and those of her predecessors in various leadership positions at regional, national, and international levels in DPMA. The series is arranged alphabetically by topic and, occasionally, subtopics are used. Folders with have relevance for multiple subjects may be listed more than once.

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