Ten Speakers Bring Knowledge To Campus
Ten speakers highlighted a campus program featuring Peace Corps veterans and scholars. Notable figures include Mark DeLancey, Shirley Guthrie, David Wiley, Dr. Liebenow, Allan Hoben, Mrs. David Wiley, Dr. James Grant Armstrong, Mr. Austin Shelton, and Chisala, with roles spanning Indiana University, Yale Divinity School, Hanover College, Oxford, and the Malawi Embassy in Washington.
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Mark DeLancey
Peace Corps
Nigeria
Indiana University
Syracuse University
Shirley Guthrie
West
Cameroon
Swarthmore College
David Wiley
Wabash College
Dr. Liebenow
Harvard
Northwestern University
East
Africa
Tanzania
Allan Hoben
Ethiopia
University of Chicago
James Grant Armstrong
London
England
Indianapaolis
Eli Lilly Laboratories
Marion General Hospital
Armstrong
Oxford
Canada
Indiana
United States
Japan Topic Of Pictures And Talk On Japan
Senior Edie Tallent presents slides from her Junior Year Abroad trip to Japan. She will discuss Christianity in Japan, offering insights from her experiences and exploring the role of Christian influence in Japanese society.
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Edie Tallent
Japan
Hanover Institute Fourth In Series This Week
The fourth annual Hanover Institute begins this week marking the fourth member in a series started in May 1962 with the Russian Institute. The narration cites a grandfather term for an earlier project titled Hanover College Institute: Christian Perspectives in Con.
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Hanover Institute
Hanover College Institute
Former Mid Governor Delivers Keynote Talk at Hanover Institute
Mennon Williams, Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, will deliver the keynote at Hanover College's Institute on Middle Africa which opens tomorrow. Williams, a former six term Michigan governor, briefing Africa since 1961, has long reported findings to the American public and held naval service in World War II.
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Mennon Williams
Hanover
Institute On
Middle Africa
Williams
Michigan
Kennedy
Department of State
Africa
United States
Social Security Board
Washington
State of
U. S
Willaims
Office of Price Administration
O.P.A
Michigan Liquor Control Commission
United States Navy
Pacific
Federal
Detroit
American Friends Service Committee
Hanover Institute
Brazil
Tropics
Hanover College
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DeLencey
Mrs. Guthrie
The
Institute
Africa Studies Association
Association
Marylee Crofts
South Bend
Sorbonne
Paris
Middlebury College
James Armstrong
Austin Shelton
Fort Hayes
Kansas State College
Shelton
Mr. Chisala
Malawi
East Africa
University of South Africa
Makerere University College
College of Preceptors
J. Gus Liebenow
Richard Chisala
Mauritania
Congo
ULAR
Tanganyika
Bill Bunch
Mid
Wilberforce University
Ohio
Lawrence Institute of Technology
Michigan State University
University of Liberia
the Universty of Michigan
Aquinas College
St. Augustine’s College
North Carolina
Ferris Institute
Western Michigan University
Lincoln Unisity
Pennsylvania
Order of Orange Nassau
Netherlands
Royal Order of Phoenix
Greece
Humane Band of African Redemption
Liberia
Polonia Restituta
Lilly Endowment
Eugene Carson Blake
United Presbyterian Church
Blake
Andrew W. Cordier
United Nations
John Karefa-Smart
Sierra Leone
Lin Yutang
Charles H. Malik
UN General Assembly
Henry Margenau
Yale University
Robert E. Wilson
Standard Oil Company of
Russia
Russian Institute
Ford Foundation
Robert W. Campbell
Michael Ginsberg
Norman J. G. Pounds
John Thompson
Ussr
Hungary
Cuba
Germany
Laos
United Arab Republic
Robert Bowers
India
G. Mennon Williams