The Consortium for International Development (CID) was a Virginia-based organization that supported developing countries by providing agricultural training programs at various, qualified U.S. institutions. They acted as a liasion for the Agency of International Development (now known as USAID) and the Office of International Training (OIT) to put potential students in contact with universities such as WSU. The CID's Western Regional office was located on the Washington State University Pullman Campus circa 1990-1992 in Hubert Hall. The Agricultural Training Program supported students from several developing countries such as Yemen, Egypt, Sri Lanka, and more.
Primarily academic, budget, and administrative files related to the Consortium for International Development's (CID) Agriculture Training Program. Items mostly include files on prospective students, program extension proposals, receipts and budget proposals, and correspondence between prospective students and members of the consortium.
This is an unprocessed collection. Any arrangement reflects either a pre-existing order from the records' creators or previous custodians, or preliminary sorting performed by staff.
All boxes contain administrative notes and academic files related to the International Program's Agricultural Training Program. Boxes 1-19 contain academic files that are arranged alphabetically by student. Boxes 20-22 contain technical files related to prospective students and their development; organized by country and participant ID number. Boxes 23-26 contain financial reports and receipts and are in their original organization. Boxes 27-29 contain additional administrative and financial files and are organized by subject matter.
This collection is open and available for research use.
Copyright restrictions apply.
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Preliminary Guide to the Washington State University Consortium for International Development Records, 1990-1992 (UA1993-07)
Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections, Washington State University Libraries, Pullman, WA.
This material was transferred to WSU Libraries' MASC by Paul Svaren on April 06, 1993 and retained as UA1993-07.
(MASC STAFF USE) Contains academic files with privileged student information, as well as documents that should be checked for historical relevance.
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