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Agricultural education of less than college grade: conducted by the University of Arizona

1940
AZ 067
Collection Guide
First Page of Agricultural Education of Less Than College Grad Conducted by the University of Arizona, 1940

Russell Walter Cline (1899-1966) was appointed Head of The Department of Agricultural and Home Economics Education at the University of Arizona in September 1937. Cline designed and evaluated practice exercises in mathematics for students of vocational agriculture in Arizona.

This collection is a report conducted by the University of Arizona in 1940 that documents the history of agricultural education in the United States.

Included materials:
Manuscript
Subject Area:
Agriculture
Collection Area:
University of Arizona

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