Herbert F. Lionberger was born in Middletown, Missouri, in 1912 and died on July 22, 2000. In 1931, he graduated as Valedictorian from the Middletown High School. He received his BS, with Majors in both Social Science and Education, from Northwestern Missouri State College in 1936. In 1941, he received his ME in Educational Guidance from the University of Missouri-Columbia and, in 1950, was awarded his Ph.D. in Rural Sociology, also from the University of Missouri-Columbia.
Professor Lionberger's career as an educator began with work as a teacher in one-room rural schools during the depression years of the 1930s. In the late thirties, he taught at the Curryville, Missouri, High School. During 1941 and 1942, while earning his ME, Lionberger worked as a graduate teaching assistant in the Department of Rural Sociology at the University of Missouri-Columbia. Lionberger was employed as an Immigrant Inspector and District Administrator for the United States Department of Justice's Immigration and Naturalization Service between 1942 and 1946. In 1946, he returned to UMC's Department of Rural Sociology to work as an Assistant Professor and, beginning in 1954, as an Associate Professor. He became a full Professor in 1958, and was granted Professor Emeritus status in 1982.
In addition to his teaching duties, Professor Lionberger served on a number of departmental and university committees. As a consultant on communication research, he worked with the Ford Foundation, the government of India, and the Agricultural Relations Division of the Tennessee Valley Authority. His writings have been widely published and he has contributed scholarly papers to numerous national and international conferences.
Series One contains correspondence and other records pertaining to the UMC College of Agriculture's Department of Rural Sociology.
Series Two holds Professor Lionberger's personal correspondence and biographical materials.
Series Three contains Lionberger's course materials, student files, and grade books.
Series Four holds records relating to Professor Lionberger's speeches and published and unpublished writings.
Series Five is comprised of records pertaining to Lionberger's work on national and international committees.
Series Six contains materials relating to Professor Lionberger's contributions to a number of research projects.
Series One - Departmental Affairs and Correspondence
Box 1
FF 1 - South Dakota State University Department of Rural Sociology Review 1978 (Lionberger, panel member)
FF 2 - Evaluation of Missouri State Fair, 1971
FF 3 - UMC College of Education, Department of Educational Administration Review, 1979 (Lionberger, a review team member) [RESTRICTED]
FF 4 - Internal Review of Existing Programs, Self-Study Report, 03/1979
FF 5 - UMC Committee on Communications, 1965 (proposed committee)
FF 6 - Department of Rural Sociology History, 01/0l/1968 to 08/15/1974 (written by Lionberger)
FF 7 - Cooperative State Research Service, Special Review of Rural Sociology Research,
Teaching, and Extension Programs, 04/05-08/1982 (materials prepared by Department)
FF 8 - Rural Sociology, Comprehensive Review of Research, 01/16-18/1962 (material prepared by department)
FF 9 - Rural Sociology, Goals and Objectives, 1971-1975 (Including: A document prepared by Educational Policy Committee to apprise Dean of faculty views on future goals; Academic Planning Council progress report;
acquisition of data related to research; role and scope)
FF 10 - Sociology Department, 01/1973 (Lionberger's comments only, regarding policy and funding)
FF 11 - Department Committees, 1965-1978 (including committee assignments and, "Some Observations Concerning Educational Needs
in the Biological and Related Sciences for Undergraduate Majors in Rural Sociology")
FF 12 - Executive Committee, 01/1971-01/1973 (meeting minutes, correspondence)
FF 13 - Extension Education - Rural Sociology Department Joint Committee to Consider Merger of the two Departments, 1981 (position papers; reaction of faculty; correspondence)
FF 14 - Admissions Committee, 1975 [RESTRICTED]
FF 15 - Agriculture Experiment Station Project Proposals and Peer Review Panel, 1980 (Lionberger chairman) [RESTRICTED]
FF 16 - Agriculture Experiment Station Competitive Grant Proposal Review Committee, 1966 (Lionberger member of national panel)
FF 17 - Library Committee meeting minutes, 1963-1964 (Lionberger Chairman)
FF 18 - Careers Exploration Committee, 1963-1965 ("Some Observations Regarding the Role of the University
Extension Service in Careers Explorations")
FF 19 - Climate Technology Seminar Committee, 1977 (correspondence regarding arrangements and papers presented)
FF 20 - Curriculum Committee, 1964-1966 (meeting minutes, reports, and correspondence)
FF 21 - Departmental Chairman Selection Committee, 1977-1978 [RESTRICTED]
FF 22 - Gamma Sigma Delta, 1957-1966 (Honor Society of Agriculture)
FF 23 - Graduate Faculty Membership Committee, 1977-1978
FF 24 - Graduate Council 1967-1969 (meeting minutes, with large gaps)
FF 25 - Graduate School Educational Policy Committee, 1967-1969 (meeting minutes, with large gaps)
FF 26 - Public Information Committee, 1961-1966 (meeting minutes, reports, and correspondence)
FF 27 - Public Information Committee, Public Relations Survey, 1963 (activities of teaching and research
staff and study of extra-curricular activities)
FF 28 - Publications Review Planning Committee, 1963-1964 (materials regarding the Agricultural Editors Office)
FF 29 - Research Project Evaluation, 1965 (evaluation of needs survey by USDA)
FF 30 - Social Change and Development Committee, 1974-1975 (exam requirement)
FF 31 - Departmental Recruitment Committee, 1980 [RESTRICTED]
FF 32 - Committee to Study Appointment Policies, 1972 (policy and reports)
FF 33 - New Faculty File, 1966-1967 [RESTRICTED]
FF 34 - Distinguished Faculty Award, Departmental Awards Committee, 1980-1981 (candidates and correspondence)
FF 35 - Kiehl Recognition Committee, 1979 (nomination for International Award for Distinguished
Service to Agriculture, Gamma Sigma Delta, and planning for reception honoring Elmer R.
Kiehl for 33 years of service to College of Agriculture)
FF 36 - McNamara Retirement, 1974 (close associate of Lionberger, plans for dinner and recognition)
FF 37 - Recognition of Excellence for Professors Ensminger, Sears, and Poehlman, 1980-1981 (Seminar and ceremony)
FF 38 - Honorary Degree for Douglas Ensminger, 1962-1973 (correspondence and materials regarding honorary degree
and his activities in India and as faculty member)
FF 39 - Faculty Senate, 1968-1972 (Lionberger's comments only)
FF 40 - Gregory Foundations Lectureship, 1976-1979 (established in memory of C. L. Gregory)
Series Two - Personal Correspondence and Biography
Box 2
FF 1 - Biographical File, 1950-1979 (biographical data with updates; faculty activity surveys;
publications lists; News Notes; special project information; application for
admission to Doctoral Faculty; photographs of Herbert F. Lionberger)
FF 2 - Lionberger Vita, 1975-1982
FF 3 - Early Job Applications, 1945-1956 (educational experience; applications for Federal jobs)
FF 4 - District Administrator, Services and Personnel Office, Immigrant Inspector, 1942-1946 (material regarding Lionberger's employment)
FF 5 - Lionberger news clippings, 195l-1970
FF 6 - Personal correspondence, 1961-1973
FF 7 - Personal correspondence on official matters, 1971-1980 (correspondence files regarding: requests for
publications; research; international programs; professional associates; evaluation of manuscripts of others; committee assignments; reviews and evaluations of
Lionberger's writings; professional activities; seminars)
Series Two - Personal Correspondence and Biography (cont'd)
Box 3
FF 1 - Personal correspondence on official matters, 1965-1970 (contents as above)
FF 2 - General correspondence, 1963-1973
FF 3 - General correspondence, 1950-1954
FF 4 - General correspondence and publicity, 1958-1963 (including: publication of articles; requests for publications; visits to UMC by associates for
lectures; HFL participation in professional associations; research India program)
Series Three - Course Materials and Student Files
Box 3 (cont'd)
FF 5 - Graduate Student Appointments Committee, 1949-1968 (committee appointments to plan student programs;
questions for Ph.D. exams; oral exam appointments; meeting minutes; Committee on Graduate Instruction and Admission; correspondence)
FF6 - Occupational Status of Rural Sociology Graduate Students, 1947-1948 (questionnaires to former
graduate students; copy of report; data sheets)
FF 7 - Graduate Students, prospective and past, 1961-1965 (correspondence files, including: recruitment;
programs available; applications for positions; applications for financial assistance)
FF 8 - Extension Graduate Students Correspondence, 1962-1965 (appointments to examination committees and correspondence)
FF 9 - Sociology Graduate Students, 1962-1966 (correspondence and as above)
FF 10 - Ph.D. Communications Implemented Change Proposal, 1962 (copy of the proposal)
FF 11 - FF 41 - Ph.D. Candidates and others, 1970-1971 (30 folders) [RESTRICTED]
Series Three - Course Materials and Student Files (cont'd)
Box 4
FF 1 - Rural Sociology 1, 1961-1967 (course materials)
FF 2 - 225 Social Processes of Communication and Diffusion, 1974-1980 (course materials)
FF 3 - 355 Rural Youth, Sociology of Youth, Youth in Contemporary Society, 1955-1974 (course materials)
FF 4 - 425 Communications and Diffusion of Information, 1967-1971, and 1983 (course materials)
FF 5 - 444 Readings (Kiehl) Course Proposal Developmental Perspectives and Third World Realities, 1978
FF 6 - Grade Books (20) [RESTRICTED]
Note to Researcher: See also Box 13 for more Series Three materials.
Series Four - Professional Associations, Speeches, and Writings
Box 4 (cont'd)
FF 7 - Rural Sociological Society, 1951-1981 (includes materials regarding: Lionberger's participation; Society activities;
meeting minutes, agendas and interest items; correspondence; programs and pamphlets; papers
delivered at meetings; publications; copies of Sociological Abstracts of papers
presented at World Congresses of Rural Sociology; Adoption of Diffusion of Innovation)
Series Four - Professional Associations, Speeches, and Writings (cont'd)
Box 5
FF 1 - Midwest Sociological Society, 1952-1973 (Lionberger's participation and Society activities)
FF 2 - International Congresses of Rural Sociology, 1967-1980
FF 3 - Conceptual Underpinning of an Emergent System to Generate and Utilize Information, 03/16/1981
FF 4 - Generation and Diffusion of Appropriate Farm Information, 03/18/1980
FF 5 - Constraints on Development, 03/0l/1979
FF 6 - Educational Disseminators, 10/13/1977
FF 7 - Office of Education Speech, 09/12/1977
FF 8 - SC Diffusion Speech, Linker Training Conference, 03/0l/1977
FF 9 - Librarian Talk, 08/19/1976
FF 10 - SC Educational Conference, Herlig, 08/22-24/1976
FF 11 - U.S. A.I.D., University Seminars, 1971
FF 12 - U.S. A.I.D., Family Planning Mini Conference, 1970
FF 13 - Watertown, South Dakota, Lake Regional Educational Planning Center, 09/21/1967
FF 14 - Seminar, Columbia University Work Conference for Leaders in Supervision and Curriculum, 07/05-15/1966
FF 15 - National Dental Health Assembly, 02/06-08/1966
FF 16 - Missouri Association of School Administrators, 08/20-21/1966
FF 17 - Ohio State Seminar Development and Coordinating Research, Center for Research and Leadership Development Vocational and Technologies Education, 01/1966
FF 18 - Health Education Conference, 11/9-11/1965
FF 19 - Brentwood Schools, St. Louis, 08/31/1965
FF 20 - Campus Coordinators Conference, India Study Team Report, 08/26-27/1965
FF 21 - Image of the College of Agriculture, University Extension Meeting, 08/07/1965
FF 22 - Aid to Dependent Children Conference, 06/04-06/1965
FF 23 - Diffusion of Information in Rural Societies, John Hopkins University, 05/1964-1966
FF 24 - New Orleans Paper, for Seminar on Strategy for Curriculum Change, 01/06/1965
FF 25 - Rural Social Organization and Change Seminar, Urbana, Illinois, 12/02-04/1964
FF 26 - Conference on Controlled Fluoridation of Community Water Supplies, 05/1964
FF 27 - Farm Bureau Leaders, 04/17/1964
FF 28 - Gaining Acceptance of Research Result's in Education, Meierhenry, 11/1963
FF 29 - Member Relations Conference, Co-ops, 06/1963
FF 30 - Audience Speech, 06/1963
FF 31 - Diffusion of Information, American Association of College Editors N.C.R. meeting, 05/1963
FF 32 - Home Economics State Communications Conference, 05/1963
FF 33 - American Feed Manufacturers Association, 11/27/1961
FF 34 - How Farm People Adopt New Practices, 10/18/1961
FF 35 - Foundation Seminar Diffusion of Farm Information, 11/10/1958
FF 36 - The Diffusion Story, 05/30/1957
FF 37 - Various unpublished papers, Part I, 1956-1961
FF 38 - Unpublished papers, Part II, 1977-1982
FF 39 - Extension is More Fun..., 06/10/1980
FF 40 - Open Country Residents: Who's Out there and So What, 05/19/1980
FF 41 - Integration Function paper, 01/15/1980
FF 42 - Knowledge Pathways, Lionberger - Gwin book, 1979-1980
Series Four - Professional Associations, Speeches, and Writings (cont'd)
Box 6
FF 1 - Acceptance of Information Macrosystems Concepts by the Social Science Faculty in
a Midwestern University, Lionberger - Reddy paper, 07/05/1977
FF 2 - Relationship of Source Use Patterns to Speed of Farm Practice Adoptions
in a Taiwan and a Midwestern U.S.A. Community, Lionberger - Pope paper, 04/12/1977
FF 3 - Diffusion Research Summary prepared for the Development Planning and Resource Association, 02/17/1977
FF 4 - Macrosystems of Information Flow for Rural Development, 4th World Congress paper, 05/11/1976
FF 5 - U.S.A.I.D. Social Science . . . Needs, an assessment of Lionberger-Ensminger paper, 05/05/1976
FF 6 - Towards a More Definitive Look at the Role of Peers in the Adoption Decisions
of Farers, Lionberger - Pope paper, 02/27/1976
FF 7 - Inductive Approach to the Explanation of Extension Communication Output of the
Social Science Faculty in a Midwestern University, Lionberger - Reddy paper for Rural Social Science meeting, 02/20/1976
FF 8 - Public University as Macrosystems of Information Flow ... Lionberger - Reddy - Lin paper, ca. 1976
FF 9 - Q-Meth as a Method for Assessing the Diffusion of Concepts on a Configuration
Integrative Framework, Lionberger - Reddy paper (unpublished), 1976
FF 10 - Comparative Diffusion of Land Grant University Concepts in a Midwestern U. S. and two Taiwan
University, HFL - Reddy paper, 05/30/1975
FF 11 - University as a Theory to Practice Information System, Lionberger - Reddy paper, 05/12/1975
FF 12 - Adoption of University Concepts by a Midwestern University, Reddy - Lionberger paper, 01/14/1975
FF 13 - Typologies of Personal Attributes in Dyadic Farm Information Interaction: A Cross-Cultural Comparison, Yeh - Lionberger paper, 01/25/1974
FF 14 - Innovation Decisions that People Make, 10/01/1972
FF 15 - Changing Neighborhood, 03/07/1972
FF 16 - Structural Influences, Lionberger - Campbell paper, 04/01/1971
FF 17 - Conceptual Analysis of What C.O.A. Seniors Expect of Teachers in a Midwestern University,
Lionberger - Hartman - Mandagere paper (unpublished), 03/12/1971
FF 18 - Agriculture Extension: Are Its Methods and Experience Relevant to Family Plan, 12/04/1970
FF 19 - What Students Expect of University Teachers and Administrators: A Study of C.O.A. Seniors, (unpublished), 1970
FF 20 - H.C. Chang correspondence, mostly concerning Lionberger - Chang book and departure bond 1969 and 1979
FF 21 - Idealized View of Occupation by Freshmen Students. . ., Gregory - Lionberger paper (unpublished), 08/0l/1967
FF 22 - Images of Communicational Media, 04/10/1961
FF 23 - Adoption of New Ideas and Practices, Lionberger book correspondence, 1960-1965
FF 24 - Role of the AAA in the Farm Community, Huss -Pittinger - Lionberger, 04/10/1942
FF 25 - Heidelberg talk, related papers and materials, 1968
FF 26 - U.S.A.I.D. - O.U.A.T., UMC Seminar, September 1967
FF 27 - Mexico City Symposium, 10/1964
FF 28 - Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development Seminar, Paris, France, 10/22-26/1962
FF 29 - Dyad paper for the World Congress of Rural Sociology, 1962 and 1968
FF 30 - International Seminar on Water and Soil Utilization, 07/18/1962-08/10/1962
FF 31 - Lionberger - Hyderabad speech, The Role of Communication Media, 1960-1961
Series Five - Committee Records
Box 6 (cont'd)
FF 32 - International Program, UMC Commitment Committees, 1968-1970
FF 33 - International Program, work file, 1977
FF 34 - Committee on International Rural Development, 1979
FF 35 - International Studies Committee, 1970-1979
FF 36 - Committee on International Education Grants for Study Aboard, 1963-1966
FF 37 - Committee on Grants and Scholarships for Study in Foreign Countries, 1966-1970
FF 38 - Title XII Seminar, 08/23-24/1976
FF 39 - Correspondence, International Programs, 1976-1978
FF 40 - Havelock Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development, USDA Transfer of Task Course, 1978-1979
FF 41 - Beans - Cowpeas C.R.I.S.P. Consultancy, Michigan State University, 1979
FF 42 - Crouch and Chamala, Extension Education of Rural Development, 1975-1981
FF 43 - India to UMC Faculty, correspondence, 1960-1961
FF 44 - India Correspondence and Official Documents, 1959-1963
FF 45 - India Correspondence, 06/1964-12/1966
FF 46 - India Correspondence, 01/1967-07/1971/
Series Five - Committee Records (cont'd)
Box 7
FF 1 - India Day Program, 02/1964
FF 2 - Indian Health Directors Visit, 02/23-25/1964
FF 3 - McKinsey, personal India correspondence, 1964-1969
FF 4 - Indian Journal of Extension Education, Some Implications from Diffusion Research for the
Adoption of Farm Practices in India, 01/1965
FF 5 - India Study Team, official correspondence, 1965
FF 6 - Final Report, India Study Team, 1965
FF 7 - Personal, general, while in India, 1960-1961
FF 8 - Consultant in Indian Agriculture, correspondence, 1967-1970
FF 9 - Consultant in Indian Agriculture, relevant materials, 1968
FF 10 - Ford Foundation, India Program, 1969-1970
FF 11 - Indian Social Scientists, 1969-1970
FF 12 - Study Team Report, University of Missouri O.U.A.T. - Orissa University of Agriculture and Technology, 1970
FF 13 - Orissa Program Committee, 1970-1971
FF 14 - India Program, 1971-1973
FF 15 - Sorghum Millet Outcomes, India Trip (notes and recommendations), 1978
FF 16 - Taiwan Correspondence, (including Group Farming), 1976-1977
FF 17 - Taiwan Planning Project (administration and execution), 1966
FF 18 - International Communication Symposium, Cali, Colombia, 03/1974
FF 19 - University People-to-People Program - miscellaneous foreign, 1966-1968
FF 20 - First Pan American Congress of Soil Conservation, Sao Paul, Brazil, 04/12-29/1966
FF 21 - International Communications Research Symposium, 1964-1965
FF 22 - Journal of Cooperative Extension, 1963-1966
FF 23 - Institut International de Sociologie, 1963
FF 24 - Special Committee on Diffusion of Farm Information, North Central Rural Sociology Committee, 1954-1958
FF 25 - Diffusion Subcommittee (Lionberger Chairman) N.C.R.S., 1958-1959
FF 26 - Adoption of new farm ideas, N.C.R.S. Subcommittee for Study of Diffusion of Farm Practices, 1959-1960
FF 27 - N.C.R. 5 and Diffusion Subcommittee minutes, 1958-1965
FF 28 - N.C.R. 5 and Diffusion Subcommittee minutes, 1961-1965
Series Five - Committee Records (cont'd)
Box 8
FF 1 - N.C.R. 5 and Diffusion Subcommittee, and research needs, 1966-1969
FF 2 - Regional research needs manuscript
FF 3 - Diffusion Studies, International Diffusion Studies Review Committee, 1963-1964 and 1970
FF 4 - N.C.R. 5 Resource Development Subcommittee, 1962-1966
FF 5 - N.C.R. 5 materials, 1962-1970
FF 6 - N.C.R. 44 (Communications through Mass Media) meeting, Chicago, 01/22-23/1970
FF 7 - Mass Communications Committee, Communication in Social and Economic Development Project, 1965-1970
FF 8 - Various Projects in process completed by members, 1967
FF 9 - N.C.R. 44 Mass Communications, 1963-1967
FF 10 - N.C.T. 47 Mass Communications (superceded by N.C.R. 44), 1959-1962
FF 11 - N.C.R. 50 International Agricultural Development, 1965
FF 12 - N.C.T. 86 Occupational and Educational Adjustment of Youth, 1964-1966
FF 13 - N.C.T. 86 Occupational and Educational Adjustment of Youth (abstracted materials), 1959-1968
FF 14 - N.C.R. 90 (Communications) Meetings, 1975-1980
FF 15 - N.C.A. 13 International Discovery and Utilization Interest Network, 1980
FF 16 - N.C.A. 17 Communication and Information (T.S. Hamilton Adviser), 1961-1969
FF 17 - N.P.A.C. National Project in Agricultural Communications, 1958-1959
Series Six - Research Projects
Box 8 (cont'd)
FF 18 - Correspondence and Publicity, 1956-1960
FF 19 - Statement of Projects and Reports, 1964-1972
FF 20 - American Dairy Association Project, 1961-1966
FF 21 - Balanced Farming Evaluation (schedules, correspondence, materials, and reports), 1954-1958
FF 22 - Extension Research and Evaluation, correspondence, 1955-1957
FF 23 - Foundation for Research on Human Behavior, Hayes and Peter, 1956-1961
FF 24 - Image of the College of Agriculture at UMC, 1962-1967
FF 25 - C.O.A. Student Expectations of Teachers and Administrators, 1969-1971
FF 26 - C.O.A. Q Statement, Views of What a University Should Be or Do, 1971-1972
FF 27 - Image of the College of Agriculture Indian Study, Kar, 1963-1964
FF 28 - Meramec Park Reservoir, Special Interests in Planning and Management, 1973-1975
FF 29 - Meteorological Study, 1962
Series Six - Research Projects (cont'd)
Box 9
FF 1 - N.D.E.A., Sociology of Implemented Change, 1963-1964
FF 2 - Nutrition Research and Proposal, 1978-1979
FF 3 - R.A.N.N. Research Proposal, Extension Roles and Extension Research Interfaces, 1975
FF 4 - Rural Development Grape Project (Lionberger's comments), 1974
FF 5 - Rural Development Projects, 1960-1964
FF 6 - Small Farm Agriculture, 1974-1980
FF 7 - Small Farmer Project Proposal, 1975
FF 8 - Small Farmer Seminar Proposal, 1975
FF 9 - Space Project, 1964
FF 10 - Taiwan Agricultural Research and Extension Systems Study, correspondence and development, 1966-1971
FF 11 - University of Massachusetts, Diffusion Study in Education - Charles Kettering Project, 1966-1968
FF 12 - Vocational Education Act Proposal, 1964
FF 13 - Why People Live in the Country, project proposal, 1977
FF 14 - P-29 planning correspondence, 1966 (includes: Photos; project proposals; news clips;
correspondence regarding research conducted among farmers in Fairfax, Missouri, and Cabool, Missouri,
on communication of farm information and adoption of farm practices)
FF 15 - Fairfax (Prairie County) and Cabool (Ozark County) Farmer Survey, completed questionnaires, 1966, including Farmer's name, personal data for individuals living in household,
farm data (such as rent-to-own and types of crops), facilities data (such as electricity, running
water, auto, house construction material, and heating system), membership in organizations and degree of participation, sources of information used in past year, impact
of TV, improvement in farm practices, use of new farm supplies, life values,
attitudes towards farming, and interviewers' observations and reactions.
Series Six - Project Records (cont'd)
Box 10
FF 1 - Fairfax and Cabool Farmer Survey, completed questionnaires, 1966 (cont'd)
Series Six - Project Records (cont'd)
Box 11
FF 1 - Fairfax and Cabool Farmer Survey, completed questionnaires, 1966 (cont'd)
Series Six - Project Records (cont'd)
Box 12
FF 1 - Fairfax and Cabool Farmer Survey, completed questionnaires, 1966 (cont'd)
Series Six - Project Records (cont'd)
Box 13
FF 1 - Fairfax and Cabool Farmer Survey, completed questionnaires, 1966 (cont'd)
Series Three - Course Materials and Student Files (cont'd)
Box 13 (cont'd)
FF 2
- Course Lecture Cards for "Rural Sociology - Introduction to Rural Life"
FF 3 - Course Lecture Cards for "Sociological Process of Communication and Diffusion 225"
FF 4 - Course Lecture Cards for "Sociology of Youth in Rural Society 355"
FF 5 - Course Lecture Cards for "Sociology of Youth in Rural Society 355" (cont'd)
Note to Researchers: See also Boxes 3 and 4 for Series Three materials
Restrictions Note: The Archives of the University of Missouri-Columbia is required by law and Board of Curator's policy to restrict access to some files and information. Student records are held as confidential under the Federal Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 and by University policy. Faculty promotion and tenure records and Academic Personnel files are restricted for 75 years, or the lifetime of the individual. All grievance, disciplinary, and medical records are treated as confidential files. Consultations with legal counsel, both in-house and external, are protected by the attorney/client privilege and will not be released.
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