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Cornell-Brazil Project records

Collection — Box: 1

Identifier: 39-2-1291

Scope and content

Correspondence and reports concerning the project, including annual reports and a final report published in 1969, "Cornell-Brazil project: an experiment in learning" by William W. Warr and Richard Graham.

Dates

1964-1969.

Creator

Cornell United Religious Work (Organization)
Rogers, William Warr, 1926- (Title of work: Cornell-Brazil Project..) (Person)
Graham, Richard, 1934- (Person)
Ithaca Westminster Foundation (Organization)
Cornell University. Latin American Studies Committee (Organization)

Language of Material

In English.

Biographical / Historical

The Cornell-Brazil Project was an experimental three-year project in which American students from Cornell University and elsewhere went to Brazil to study firsthand the problems of development and change there, and to assist in locally sponsored development work, in the company of Brazilian students. The project was sponsored by multiple organizations, including Cornell United Religious Work and the Ithaca Westminster Foundation, in cooperation with the Latin American Studies Committee at Cornell.