Pew Charitable Trusts. Culture Program.

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Pew Fellowships in the Arts was founded by its executive director Ella King Torrey, whose resume and career path can be found in Box 4. Marian Godfrey, director for the Culture Program is responsible for the development of initiatives and evaluation design. Consultants Gerald T. Horton of Strategic Planning & Arts Management designed Phase II and Phase III for the Philadelphia Cultural Community Marketing Initiative Conference (June, 1989). Consultant A. J. Bubnis, Jr. of Ziff Marketing provides reports on participating organizations from 1984-1992. Consultant Jack Militello of The University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, Minnesota, provides guidance and evaluation of programs.

From the description of Records, 1982-1995. (Hagley Museum & Library). WorldCat record id: 122392281

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creatorOf Pew Charitable Trusts. Culture Program. Records, 1982-1995. Hagley Museum & Library
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associatedWith Langfitt, Thomas W. person
associatedWith Rimel, Rebecca W. 1951- person
associatedWith Torrey, Ella King. person
Place Name Admin Code Country
Pennsylvania--Philadelphia
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Theater
Community arts projects
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Active 1982

Active 1995

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