MZFAccession71010.xml Guide to the Robert G. Dunbar MSU Peace Corps Training Collection1961-1970 Dunbar (Robert G.) MSU Peace Corps Training Collection Kim Allen Scott, 2014 Montana State University-Bozeman Library
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Accession 71010, MtBC, us Dunbar, Robert G. Robert G. Dunbar MSU Peace Corps Training Collection 1961-1970 8 linear feet The Robert G. Dunbar Papers on the Peace Corps consist of documents and photographs created or collected by Dunbar from 1961-1970. The documents in this collection are in Spanish and English. Collection materials are in English Biographical Note

Robert George Dunbar was born April 30, 1907 in La Grange, Wisconsin. He married in 1937 and had two children. He received a B.A. in History with a minor in Spanish from Milton College in Wisconsin in 1929. In 1933 he received his M.A. in History from the University of Wisconsin and earned his PhD in 1935, also from the University of Wisconsin. Dunbar joined the faculty of the History Department at Montana State University in 1947. He was an Associate Professor of History from 1948-1950 and Professor of History from 1950-1973. Upon retirement in 1974, he was awarded the rank of Professor Emeritus in History. Dr. Dunbar died February 15, 1993 at age 85.

In 1963, Dunbar established a Peace Corps training program for Montana State University students that focused on agricultural projects in Ecuador, Bolivia, and Paraguay. Initially students trained on the MSU campus; however as the program grew, it incorporated feedback from Peace Corps volunteers and moved off-site to a guest ranch located near the Crazy Mountains near Melville, Montana. The program's curriculum emphasized Spanish, interpersonal relationships, history, and cultural attitudes. Over time the program transitioned from a strong orientation towards peasant agriculture to a complex community-building enterprise.

The Robert G. Dunbar Papers on the Peace Corps consist of documents and photographs created or collected by Dunbar from 1961-1970. The materials in this collection have been organized into ten series according to year. Within each series the items have been organized via administrative records, training and project records, and photographs. The documents in this collection are in Spanish and English.

Series 1 1961

Series 2 1962

Series 3 1963

Series 4 1964

Series 5 1965

Series 6 1966

Series 7 1967

Series 8 1968

Series 9 1969

Series 10 1970

This collection is open for research.

The Robert G. Dunbar papers on the Peace Corps comprise accession numbers 71010 and 72027. Both accessions were donated by Dunbar in 2001.

This collection was processed 2014 March 07

 Colleges and Universities Elementary Secondary Education Energy Producation Forestry and Forestry Products Language and Languages Medicine and Health Montana Photographs Series 1 1961

Administrative materials in this series detail the Peace Corps program at Montana State University. Topics include facts, recruitment, selection, orientation, training, and objectives.

 1/1 Administrative Records: Montana State University Peace Corps Series 2 1962

Administrative records, training and project records, and photographic materials in this series pertain to the Montana State University Peace Corps program. Topics include Peace Corps philosophy, volunteers, training, contracts, orientation, health, communication, the Heifer Project, culture, and Ecuador.

 1/2 Administrative Records: Harvey Peace Corps 1/3 Administrative Records: Peace Corps Philosophy 1/4 Administrative Records: Correspondence 1/5 Administrative Records: Peace Corps Volunteer Correspondence 1/6 Administrative Records: Correspondence Peace Corps Volunteer Trainees 1/7 Administrative Records: Committee Meetings 1/8 Administrative Records: 104 Description 1/9 Administrative Records: Contract Preparations 1/10 Administrative Records: Contract 1/11 Administrative Records: Arrival 1/12 Administrative Records: Expenditures 1/13 Administrative Records: Selection 1/14 Administrative Records: Logistics of Examinations 1/15 Administrative Records: Information 1/16 Administrative Records: Staff Evaluations 1/17 Administrative Records: Volunteer Evaluations 1/18 Administrative Records: Books 1/19 Administrative Records: Departure 1/20 Administrative Records: Commencement 1/21 Administrative Records: Final Report 1/22 Administrative Records: Trainees 1/23 Training and Project Records: Peace Corps Orientation 1/24 Training and Project Records: Cross-cultural Understanding 1/25 Training and Project Records: Cross-cultural Communication 1/26 Training and Project Records: Outdoor Living 1/27 Training and Project Records: Health Training 1/28 Training and Project Records: Spanish 1/29 Training and Project Records: World Affairs 1/30 Training and Project Records: Heifer Project Correspondence 1/31 Training and Project Records: Ecuador/Heifer Project Syllabus 1/32 Training and Project Records: Ecuadorean Culture 1/33 Photographs: Heifer Project, #1-50 1/34 Photographs: Ecuador Peace Corps Volunteers, #51-60 1/35 Photographs: Santa Elena Poultry Cooperative, #61-74 1/36 Photographs, #75-82 Series 3 1963

Administrative records, training and project records, and photographic materials in this series discuss Montana State University's Peace Corps program. Topics include volunteers, training, contracts, budget, Ecuador, language, health, forestry, the Heifer Project, and Mexico.

 1/37 Administrative Records: Peace Corps 52 Notice of Volunteers Registered for Training 1/38 Administrative Records: Peace Corps Registration Data Sheet 1/39 Administrative Records: Project Administration 1/40 Administrative Records: Budget 1/41 Administrative Records: Faculty Payroll 1/42 Administrative Records: Contract 1/43 Administrative Records: Correspondence 1/44 Administrative Records: Peace Corps Volunteers Correspondence since Visit to Ecuador 1/45 Administrative Records: Correspondence A-H 1/46 Administrative Records: Correspondence I-Q 2/1 Administrative Records: Correspondence R-Z 2/2 Administrative Records: Peace Corps Correspondence 2/3 Administrative Records: Discussion Leaders 2/4 Administrative Records: George Fetter 2/5 Administrative Records: Trainees 2/6 Administrative Records: Tess Helburn 2/7 Administrative Records: Jay Hunt 2/8 Administrative Records: Medical-Dr. Busse 2/9 Administrative Records: Incubators 2/10 Administrative Records: Notebooks 2/11 Administrative Records: Peace Corps General 2/12 Administrative Records: Leon Schertler 2/13 Administrative Records: Nancy Sotomayor 2/14 Administrative Records: Staff Evaluations 2/15 Administrative Records: Evaluations 2/16 Administrative Records: Commencement 2/17 Administrative Records: Student Reports 2/18 Training and Project Records: Peace Corps Training Report 2/19 Training and Project Records: Health Village Case Study 2/20 Training and Project Records: Spanish Language 2/21 Training and Project Records: Forestry 2/22 Training and Project Records: Technical Training 2/23 Training and Project Records: Ecuador Phase II Training 2/24 Training and Project Records: Ecuadorean Studies Economics 2/25 Training and Project Records: Ecuador-Helburn-Books 2/26 Training and Project Records: Visit to Ecuador 2/27 Training and Project Records: Ecuador/Heifer Project Syllabus 2/28 Training and Project Records: Heifer Project-Peace Corps Correspondence 2/29 Training and Project Records: Mexico 2/30 Photographs: Peace Corps Volunteer James Cook in Ecuador, #83-86 Series 4 1964

Administrative records, training and project records, and photographic materials in this series describe Montana State University's Peace Corps program. Topics include budgets, contracts, staff, volunteers, health, language, Ecuador, the Heifer Project, Mexico, and communication.

 2/31 Administrative Records: Letter to Babcock 2/32 Administrative Records: Budget 2/33 Administrative Records: Contract 2/34 Administrative Records: Correspondence A-H 2/35 Administrative Records: Correspondence I-Q 2/36 Administrative Records: Correspondence R-Z 2/37 Administrative Records: Peace Corps Correspondence 2/38 Administrative Records: Correspondence 2/39 Administrative Records: 104 Description 2/40 Administrative Records: Discussion Leaders 2/41 Administrative Records: Program 2/42 Administrative Records: Letter of Reporting Instructions 2/43 Administrative Records: Evaluations 2/44 Administrative Records: Staff Evaluations 2/45 Administrative Records: Traveling 2/46 Administrative Records: Trainees 3/1 Training and Project Records: Peace Corps Volunteers Monthly Reports 3/2 Training and Project Records: Toeffel 3/3 Training and Project Records: Olin Robison 3/4 Training and Project Records: Commencement 3/5 Training and Project Records: Report of Training 3/6 Training and Project Records: Technical Training Workshop Report 3/7 Training and Project Records: Cross-cultural Communication 3/8 Training and Project Records: Outdoor Living 3/9 Training and Project Records: Health 3/10 Training and Project Records: Spanish Language 3/11 Training and Project Records: Technical Studies 3/12 Training and Project Records: Peace Corps Ecuadorean Studies 3/13 Training and Project Records: Peace Corps Training Ecuadoran Studies 3/14 Training and Project Records: Ecuador/Heifer Project Syllabus 3/15 Training and Project Records: Heifer Project Peace Corps Correspondence 3/16-17 Training ad Project Records: Mexico Training 3/18 Training and Project Records: Mexico Training Reports 3/19 Photographs: Peace Corps Trainees, #87-92 Series 5 1965

Administrative records, training and project records, and photographic materials in this series delineate Montana State University's Peace Corps program. Topics include selection, language, Bolivia, volunteers, clubs, training, home economics, Ecuador, the Heifer Project, electrification, and communication.

 3/20 Administrative Records: 104 3/21 Administrative Records: Contract 3/22 Administrative Records: Contractual Letters 3/23 Administrative Records: Multiple Payment Lists 3/24 Administrative Records: Summary Monthly Report 3/25 Administrative Records: Trainee-Volunteer Status Report 3/26 Administrative Records: Gene Baird 3/27 Administrative Records: Dr. Kenneth Woods 3/28 Administrative Records: Correspondence A-H 3/29 Administrative Records: Correspondence I-Q 3/30 Administrative Records: Correspondence R-Z 3/31 Administrative Records: Bolivia Correspondence 3/32 Administrative Records: Discussion Leaders 3/33 Administrative Records: Peace Corps Annual Reports to Guerrero 3/34 Administrative Records: Spanish Language Staff 3/35 Administrative Records: Coordinators and Staff 3/36 Administrative Records: Himnos (Miscellaneous) 3/37 Administrative Records: Himno Clubs "4-F" 3/38 Administrative Records: Selection 3/39 Administrative Records: Mortiz Thomson 3/40 Administrative Records: Community Development-Conniff 3/41 Administrative Records: Peace Corps Volunteer Evaluations 4/1 Administrative Records: Staff Evaluations 4/2 Administrative Records: Ambassador Larrea 4/3 Administrative Records: Commencement 4/4 Administrative Records: Final Report 4/5 Training and Project Records: Training Preparations 4/6 Training and Project Records: Volunteer registration for Training 4/7 Training and Project Records: Counter-Part Relations 4/8 Training and Project Records: Inter-cultural Communication 4/9 Training and Project Records: Cross-cultural Communication 4/10 Training and Project Records: Outdoor Living 4/11 Training and Project Records: Health Training 4/12 Training and Project Records: Spanish Instruction-Quito 4/13 Training and Project Records: Forestry Training 4/14 Training and Project Records: Technical Studies 4/15 Training and Project Records: Electrification 4/16 Training and Project Records: Home Economics 4/17 Training and Project Records: Ecuadorian Counterparts 4/18 Training and Project Records: Training in Ecuador 4/19 Training and Project Records: Ecuadorian Studies 4/20 Training andProject Records: Heifer Project Correspondence 4/21 Training and Project Records: Heifer Project Reports 4/22 Training and Project Records: Quarterly Report- Heifer Project Peace Corps 4/23 Photographs, #93-116 Series 6 1966

Administrative records, training and project records, and photographic materials in this series concern Montana State University's Peace Corps program. Topics include development, volunteers, selection, training, world affairs, health, language, literacy, Ecuador, education, forestry, electrification, communication, and the Heifer Project.

 4/24 Administrative Records: Agricultural Extension-104. Rural Community Development-Program 4/25 Administrative Records: Agricultural Extension 2-6113 4/26 Administrative Records: Rural Community Development 2-6112 4/27 Administrative Records: Budget 4/28 Administrative Records: Payroll Matters 4/29 Administrative Records: Trainee Volunteer Status Report 4/30 Administrative Records: Trainee Volunteer Status Rural Community Development 4/31 Administrative Records: Selection 4/32 Administrative Records: Pre-arrival Rural Community Development Correspondence 4/33 Administrative Records: Correspondence A-H 4/34 Administrative Records: Correspondence I-Q 4/35 Administrative Records: Correspondence R-Z 4/36 Administrative Records: Correspondence 4/37 Administrative Records: Peace Corps Volunteers Correspondence 4/38 Administrative Records: Peace Corps Washington 4/39 Administrative Records: Discussion Leaders 4/40 Administrative Records: Departure Introductions 4/41 Administrative Records: Evaluations Staff 5/1 Administrative Records: Evaluations 5/2 Administrative Records: Peace Corps Volunteers Evaluations 5/3 Administrative Records: Commencement 5/4 Administrative Records: Songs 5/5 Administrative Records: Final Report 5/6 Administrative Records: Notice of Volunteer-Trainee Action 5/7 Administrative Records: Agett, A. James (115637) 5/8 Administrative Records: Aller, Howard, III (136884) 5/9 Administrative Records: Andrews, Ruth A. (117564) 5/10 Administrative Records: Baker, Leslie (128942) 5/11 Administrative Records: Bean, Barbara (122437) 5/12 Administrative Records: Blackall, Susan L. (118359) 5/13 Administrative Records: Blanchard, K. Steve (113401) 5/14 Administrative Records: Brace, Constance R. (108293) 5/15 Administrative Records: Brown, Phyllis C. (117034) 5/16 Administrative Records: Bryan, James S. (127419) 5/17 Administrative Records: Chidester, William K. (116013) 5/18 Administrative Records: Cramer, James H. (117033) 5/19 Administrative Records: Fox, Daniel W. Jr. (123433) 5/20 Administrative Records: Giedd, Gerald W. (112729) 5/21 Administrative Records: Gutherie, Susan (132434) 5/22 Administrative Records: Guthrie, Susan E. 5/23 Administrative Records: Hagerman, Gary R. (062352) 5/24 Administrative Records: Hamamoto, Lois S. (129477) 5/25 Administrative Records: Harshbarger, Kay L. (128633) 5/26 Administrative Records: Hawkins, Barbara (132519) 5/27 Administrative Records: Henderson, Davis F (126841) 5/28 Administrative Records: Henry, Judith M. (109344) 5/29 Administrative Records: Hickerson, William R. (124449) 5/30 Administrative Records: Higgs, Craig D. 5/31 Administrative Records: Higgs, Craig D. (129824) 5/32 Administrative Records: Hintz, Judith (125718) 5/33 Administrative Records: Hoffman, James V. (134958) 5/34 Administrative Records: Hughes, Judith M. (110852) 5/35 Administrative Records: Hughes, Susan M. (129668) 5/36 Administrative Records: Jacobson, Franklin M. (107511) 5/37 Administrative Records: Leatherwood, James R. (107158) 5/38 Administrative Records: Martin, Dennis M. (105445) 5/39 Administrative Records: Masciarelli, William R. (119482) 5/40 Administrative Records: Montgomery, Ellen (123896) 5/41 Administrative Records: Nelson, James T. (122752) 5/42 Administrative Records: Nicoll, Christine (129408) 5/43 Administrative Records: Noll, Daryl E. (113654) 5/44 Administrative Records: Oppermann, Charles F. (115554) 5/45 Administrative Records: Patton, Sylvia K. (123133) 5/46 Administrative Records: Perkins, Jeri (137300) 5/47 Administrative Records: Phillips, Charles R. (110843) 5/48 Administrative Records: Poling, John (138877) 5/49 Administrative Records: Prinster, Tari (109992) 5/50 Administrative Records: Quaas, Richard L. (112304) 5/51 Administrative Records: Ratliff, Willaim F. (126452) 5/52 Administrative Records: Richard George 5/53 Administrative Records: Serrie, Martha A. (110545) 5/54 Administrative Records: Simpson, Jaqueline H. (125595) 5/55 Administrative Records: Stevens, Larry K. (124130) 5/56 Administrative Records: Strother, Michael E. (108828) 5/57 Administrative Records: Swanberg, Sharon L. (119209) 5/58 Administrative Records: Thurston, Paul W. (126278) 5/59 Administrative Records: Trivison, Cheryl J. (114333) 5/60 Administrative Records: Tuck, Henri (115778) 5/61 Administrative Records: Tuday, Linda (135131) 5/62 Administrative Records: Weibel, Norman (Alan) (126451) 5/63 Administrative Records: White, Paul F. (126998) 5/64 Administrative Records: Wolfe, Patricia A. (124802) 5/65 Administrative Records: Wowra, Craig (128490) 5/66 Training and Project Records: Peace Corps Training Opening 5/67 Training and Project Records: Notice Volunteers for Training 5/68 Training and Project Records: Rural Community Development Training in Lubbock 5/69 Training and Project Records: Inter-cultural Communications 5/70 Training and Project Records: Health Training 5/71 Training and Project Records: World Affairs 5/72 Training and Project Records: Spanish Language 5/73 Training and Project Records: Spanish Study 5/74 Training and Project Records: Forestry 5/75 Training and Project Records: Technical Studies 5/76 Training and Project Records: Electrification 5/77 Training and Project Records: Home Economics 5/78 Training and Project Records: Physical Education 5/79 Training and Project Records: Literacy Training 5/80 Training and Project Records: Community Development 5/81 Training and Project Records: Transportation 5/82 Training and Project Records: Weekend Visits 5/83 Training and Project Records: Peace Corps/Ecuador 5/84 Training and Project Records: Ecuadorian Counterparts 5/85-86 Training and Project Records: Ecuadorian Studies 5/87 Training and Project Records: Ecuadorian Village 5/88 Training and Project Records: Heifer Project- Peace Corps 5/89 Photographs: Trainee Lists, #93-116 Series 7 1967

Administrative records as well as training and project records materials in this series relate to Montana State University's Peace Corps program. Topics include training, volunteers, selection, registration, language, medical, agriculture, electrification, home economics, literacy, development, Ecuador, and the Heifer project.

 5/90 Administrative Records: Pre-training Letters 5/91 Administrative Records: Trainee Volunteer Status Report-Ag 5/92 Administrative Records: Trainee Volunteer Status Report-Elect 5/93 Administrative Records: 104 5/94 Administrative Records: Contractual Letter 5/95 Administrative Records: Selection 5/96 Administrative Records: Johnson, Leon 5/97 Administrative Records: Budget 6/1 Administrative Records: Graduation Departure 6/2 Administrative Records: Registration Processing 6/3 Administrative Records: Correspondence A-H 6/4 Administrative Records: Correspondence I-Q 6/5 Administrative Records: Correspondence R-Z 6/6 Administrative Records: Correspondence-Sig Mahu 6/7 Administrative Records: Buitron Correspondence 6/8 Administrative Records: News Releases 6/9 Administrative Records: Weekly Bulletin 6/10 Administrative Records: Spanish Staff 6/11 Administrative Records: Peace Corps-Discussion Leaders 6/12 Administrative Records: Subsistence 6/13 Administrative Records: Draft Boards 6/14 Administrative Records: Peace Corps-Medical 6/15 Administrative Records: Nursing 6/16 Administrative Records: Peace Corps Discussion Leaders 6/17 Administrative Records: Schedules - Staff 6/18 Administrative Records: Resource Agencies for Peace Corps Volunteers 6/19 Administrative Records: Peace Corps Community Visits 6/20 Administrative Records: Farewell Banquet 6/21 Administrative Records: Staff Evaluations 6/22 Administrative Records: Evaluations 6/23 Administrative Records: Final Report 6/24 Administrative Records: Peace Corps Orientation 6/25 Administrative Records: Pre-training Materials 6/26 Administrative Records: Trainees 6/27 Training and Project Records: Peace Corps Training 6/28 Training and Project Records: Peace Corps Camp Outs 6/29 Training and Project Records: Peace Corps Camp Crozier 6/30 Training and Project Records: Cross-cultural 6/31 Training and Project Records: Spanish Vocabulary 6/32 Training and Project Records: Tech Studies - Agriculture 6/33 Training and Project Records: Electrification Training 6/34 Training and Project Records: Home Economics Training 6/35 Training and Project Records: Adult Literacy 6/36 Training and Project Records: Community Development 6/37 Training andProject Records: Flagstaff Training 6/38 Training and Project Records: Ecuadorian Counterparts 6/39 Training and Project Records: Ecuador 6/40 Training and Project Records: Heifer Project Series 8 1968

Administrative records in addition to training and project records materials in this series are pertinent to Montana State University's Peace Corps program. Topics include training, nutrition, language, nursing, electrification, Ecuador, contracts, and budgets.

 6/41 Administrative Records: Contracts and Budgets 6/42 Administrative Records: Peace Corps 104 and L.A. Training Guide 6/43 Administrative Records: Conservation Corps Trainees Peace Corps 6/44 Administrative Records: Trainee Volunteers Status Report 6/45 Administrative Records: Letters sent to Acceptees 6/46 Administrative Records: Planning Conferences 6/47 Administrative Records: Program Planning 6/48 Administrative Records: Pre-training Week Plans 6/49 Administrative Records: Schedule 6/50 Administrative Records: Correspondence A-H 6/51 Administrative Records: Correspondence I-P 6/52 Administrative Records: Correspondence Q-Z 7/1 Administrative Records: Contractual Letters 7/2 Administrative Records: Memos 7/3 Administrative Records: Peace Corps/Wash Reports 7/4 Administrative Records: Notes on Telephone Conversations 7/5 Administrative Records: Peace Corps Volunteers Evaluation of Training 7/6 Administrative Records: Staff Evaluations 7/7 Administrative Records: Conservation Corps Pre-Training Week Peace Corps 7/8 Administrative Records: Conservation Corps Regional Plan Peace Corps 7/9 Administrative Records: Conservation Corps Discussion Groups Peace Corps 7/10 Administrative Records: Conservation Corps Films Peace Corps 7/11 Administrative Records: Conservation Corps Staff Peace Corps 7/12 Administrative Records: Torres, Angel 7/13 Administrative Records: Annual Report 7/14 Administrative Records: John Walsh Report 7/15 Administrative Records: Warwick Report 7/16 Training and Project Records: Training Workshop, Escondido California 7/17 Training and Project Records: Hawaiian Rice Training 7/18 Training and Project Records: Nutrition 7/19 Training and Project Records: Conservation Corps Community Visits Peace Corps 7/20 Training and Project Records: Spanish 7/21 Training and Project Records: Nursing 7/22 Training and Project Records: Language Coordinator's Workshop 7/23 Training and Project Records: Electrification 7/24 Training and Project Records: Materials Re: Education Department 7/25 Training and Project Records: Co-ops 7/26 Training and Project Records: Community Visits 7/27 Training and Project Records: Peace Corps Library 7/28 Training and Project Records: Peace Corps/Ecuador Project Proposal 1967 7/29 Training and Project Records: Basic Accounting Practice-Ecuador 7/30 Training and Project Records: Notes Made in Ecuador 7/31 Training and Project Records: Ecuador 518 7/31 Training and Project Records: Conceptual Model of Social and Political Change in Ecuador Series 9 1969

Administrative records, training and project records, and photographic materials in this series are pertinent to Montana State University's Peace Corps program. Topics include training, the Dot S Dot Ranch, language, medical, electrification, transportation, contracts, and budgets.

 7/33 Administrative Records: Alexandria, Virginia Conference 7/34 Administrative Records: 104 7/35 Administrative Records: Peace Corps Trainees 7/36 Administrative Records: Trainees Volunteer Status Report 7/37 Administrative Records: Contract 7/38 Administrative Records: Budget 7/39 Administrative Records: Peace Corps- Contractual Letters 7/40 Administrative Records: Correspondence A-G 7/41 Administrative Records: Correspondence H-P 7/42 Administrative Records: Correspondence Q-Z 7/43 Administrative Records: Peace Corps Correspondence 7/44 Administrative Records: Big Timber Letters 7/45 Administrative Records: Selection 7/46 Administrative Records: Spanish Applications 7/47 Administrative Records: Visitors 7/48 Administrative Records: Employment Spanish Staff 7/49 Administrative Records: Peace Corps-Meal Plans 7/50 Administrative Records: Departure Plans 7/51 Administrative Records: Sparhawk 7/52 Administrative Records: Report Training 7/53 Administrative Records: Evaluations 7/54 Administrative Records: Employment - Student 7/55 Administrative Records: Senior Intern Programs 8/1 Administrative Records: Transportation 8/2 Training and Project Records: Volunteer Register for Training 8/3 Training and Project Records: Dot S Dot Ranch 8/4 Training and Project Records: Spanish 8/5 Training and Project Records: Electrification 8/6 Training and Project Records: Resources for Training 8/7 Training and Project Records: Medical Concerns 8/8 Training and Project Records: Cross-cultural 8/9 Photographs, #168-211 Series 10 1970

Administrative records, training and project records, and photographic materials in this series refer to Montana State University's Peace Corps program. Topics include training, contracts, budget, medical, selection, Ecuador, language, the Dot S Dot Ranch, and Peru.

 8/10 Administrative Records: 104 8/11 Administrative Records: Contract 8/12 Administrative Records: Budget 8/13 Administrative Records: Arrival Information 8/14 Administrative Records: Contractual Letters 8/15 Administrative Records: Correspondence with Peace Corps 8/16 Administrative Records: Peace Corps Correspondence A-G 8/17 Administrative Records: Peace Corps Correspondence H-P 8/18 Administrative Records: Peace Corps Correspondence Q-Z 8/19 Administrative Records: Correspondence with Peace Corps Volunteers 8/20 Administrative Records: Staff Biographies 8/21 Administrative Records: Draft 8/22 Administrative Records: Departure Materials 8/23 Administrative Records: Telephone 8/24 Administrative Records: Medical Concerns 8/25 Administrative Records: Job Descriptions 8/26 Administrative Records: Freire 8/27 Administrative Records: Selection 8/28 Administrative Records: Self Evaluation #1 8/29 Administrative Records: Self Evaluation #2 8/30 Administrative Records: Reports 8/31 Administrative Records: Final Report 8/32 Administrative Records: Peace Corps Advising Committee 8/33 Administrative Records: Storage at Montana State University 8/34 Administrative Records: Evaluations 8/35 Training and Project Records: Peace Corps Training 8/36 Training and Project Records: Escondido Visit 8/37 Training and Project Records: Ecuador Trip 8/38 Training and Project Records: Resources for Training 8/39 Training and Project Records: Technical 8/40 Training and Project Records: Spanish Language 8/41 Training and Project Records: Ashe-the Catarama Project 8/42 Training and Project Records: Cross-cultural 8/43 Training and Project Records: Dot S Dot Ranch 8/44 Training and Project Records: Taos Training 8/45 Training and Project Records: Journals of Ecuador Trip and of Training 8/46 Training and Project Records: Peru Normal School Training 8/47 Photographs, #212-254