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Development of Rural Leadership: Problems, Procedures, and Insights by Robert E. Howell, Ivan Lee Weir and Annabel K. Cook, 1982

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Viewpoint: Toward A Healthier America, a summary report of Health Issues and Related Programming Activities of the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, .C.

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The Kellogg Farmers Study Program, AnExperience In Rural Leadership Development, a report of the program for rural leadership At MSU, 1976

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Viewpoint: Quality of Rural Life, a summary report on Current Programming in rural development, June 1978

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection is composed of 2.0 cubic feet of documents and memorabilia belonging to Dr. Peter Schmitt (1936-2008). Many of it relates to his work on local history and his Popular Art and Architecture course which he taught for the Department of History at Western Michigan University where he worked from. The materials include many materials used in Dr. Schmitt’s many history classes at WMU, as well as content that he authored when he was a student himself in the 1960s. In addition to...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection is composed of 2.0 cubic feet of documents and memorabilia belonging to Dr. Peter Schmitt (1936-2008). Many of it relates to his work on local history and his Popular Art and Architecture course which he taught for the Department of History at Western Michigan University where he worked from. The materials include many materials used in Dr. Schmitt’s many history classes at WMU, as well as content that he authored when he was a student himself in the 1960s. In addition to...

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Eastown, a report on how Aquinas College helped local community reverse neighborhood transition and deterioration. Noc 1978

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A biographical sketch of the Founder of The Kellogg Company and The W.K. Kellogg Foundation, ca 1950's. 24 pages

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Profiles, magazine printed by Foundation three times a year to share ideas, new approaches through privately funded organizations. Summer 1983, Fall 1983 Vol. 6, No. 2, 3. and 1. and Spring