Hanson, Wayne, 1877-1965.
Agassiz Wayne Hanson, born in 1877 in Green Hill, Indiana, was a prominent leader in the YMCA movement in Indiana, at the national, and at the international levels. After serving as president of the University of Indiana student YMCA and assistant state secretary for Indiana, he went on to work with the YMCA's Overseas Division in France during World War I. After the war, he accepted a position based in Geneva as associate secretary for Europe. Hanson later served in several positions with the YMCA International Committee, focusing on international affairs, education on world citizenship, and the work of the YMCA World Service.
From the description of Wayne Hanson papers, 1892-1965. (University of Minnesota, Minneapolis). WorldCat record id: 62699374
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