Southeastern Louisiana University

CTL-E-3440 · School · university · contemporary

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Public university in Hammond, Louisiana; home of the Center for Southeast Louisiana Studies.

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Also known as: SLU

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Southeastern Louisiana University Archives and Special Collections — archived at
The Center for Southeast Louisiana Studies maintains the SLU Archives and Special Collections as a closed-stack research library.

Sources

Southeastern Louisiana University — Center mission page (primary source)

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