First state of the university address byJohn A. DiBiaggio.

After an introduction by Clarence Winder, DiBiaggio delivers an address with three major foci: the University's capital campaign, the search for a new Provost, and increased cooperation with the University of Michigan. He concludes by citing a valued and valuable faculty and stressing the need for g...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: DiBiaggio, John A., 1932-2020
Other Authors: Winder, Clarence L.
Language:English
Published: [1986]
Subjects:
Michigan State University.
Michigan State University > Presidents.
Universities and colleges > Michigan > East Lansing.
Education, Higher > Michigan > East Lansing.
Speeches (documents)
Genre:
Speeches (documents)
Physical Description:1 electronic audio file (40 min.) : digital, WAV file.
Format: Electronic CD Audio
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Summary:
After an introduction by Clarence Winder, DiBiaggio delivers an address with three major foci: the University's capital campaign, the search for a new Provost, and increased cooperation with the University of Michigan. He concludes by citing a valued and valuable faculty and stressing the need for general education, especially in the humanities.
Note:Title supplied.
Electronic resource.
Call Number:M695 bd.2
Voice 2701
Event Details:
Broadcast on Channel 23, WKAR-TV, February 13, 1986.