Baptist Student Union Study.

The Baptist Student Union Study (also referred to as the Southern Baptist Convention Student Work Study) sought to assess the condition of Baptist student work on college and university campuses as directed by state and national Southern Baptist organizations. Administered through a committee chaired by J. Lamar Jackson and consisting of thirty-nine participants including Executive Committee members, laymen, pastors, state directors, campus directors, students, and state executive secretaries, the committee conducted interviews and oversaw the production of twelve study papers and five surveys.

From the description of Collection, 1969-1971. (Hudson Valley Community College). WorldCat record id: 261123264