Abstract Electa Jane (Jennie) Pease D'Ooge diaries and letters is an almost daily chronology from 1886-1937 of life in Ypsilanti, Michigan of the D'Ooge family. Electa Jane (Jennie) Pease was married to Benjamin D'Ooge the 25th of June 1885 and the couple moved to Ypsilanti, MI shortly after when Benjamin took a faculty position teaching Latin at the Michigan State Normal School. Chronicled in the diaries are the lives of the couples four children, Ida, Helen, Leonard,...

Abstract The Labor Studies Program records document the creation and inner workings of the Labor Studies program at Eastern Michigan University. The Labor Studies Program was approved by the Board of Regents in August of 1973 and was administered by the Economics Department. Labor Studies is an interdisciplinary field dealing with work, workers, workers organizations and rights. It draws from disciplines such as Communications, Economics, History, Industrial Relations,...

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The Office of International Students records contains materials pertaining to international students at Eastern Michigan University, along with relevant programs, conferences, publications, and organizations. Records date from 1998-2000.

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The Office of International Studies at Eastern Michigan University managed study abroad prorams and provided support and resouces to international students. The records include such materials as annual reports, brochures, program descriptions, and news releases.

Abstract Reinhard Wittke was a professor in the History Department at Eastern Michigan University from 1956-1990. During his time at Eastern, Wittke established and was best known for establishing the European Adventure Tours in 1960, which became International Studies Program. The Reinhard Wittke papers which date from 1947-2007 primarily documents the tour program including clippings, tour planning, correspondence, student papers, maps, and itineraries; but also...

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Professor Robert Michael Citino was a professor at Eastern Michigan University in the history department from 1991 to 2009. His fields of study include Western European history, military history, the Habsburg Empire, and modern German history. His papers include newspaper clippings, photographs, and his faculty appointment materials, consisting of sabbatical and research funding requests, published articles, and course materials.

Abstract The World College and Academic Programs Abroad records document the World College and Academic Programs Abroad at Eastern Michigan University. Materials are arranged into three series Administrative files, Cultural History Tours and Photographs. The World College was established in 1987 with the mission to help promote and guide the internationalization of courses,...