Center for Human Organization in Changing Environments(CHOICE) 1967-1986

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Center for Human Organization in Changing Environments(CHOICE) 1967-1986

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This collection include records of an organization established at Pacific Lutheran University in order to respond more rapidly to community needs

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Pacific Lutheran University Archives and Special Collections

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Pacific Lutheran University

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Menzel, Robert.

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Robert Winston Menzel was born in James City County, Virginia on January 29, 1920. Graduating from the College of William and Mary in 1940 with a Bachelor's of Science in Botany, he received his Masters in Aquatic Biology from the University of Virginia in 1943 and his PhD in Biology from Texas A & M University in 1954. Menzel's career began as a research assistant at the Virginia Fisheries Lab. He also spent much of his early career as an educator at Texas A & M University, where he hel...

Family and Children's Center.

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Center for Human Organization in Changing Environments (CHOICE)

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The Center for Human Organization In Changing Environments (CHOICE) was started in 1969 with the purpose of enabling Pacific Lutheran University to respond to community needs more rapidly than ordinarily feasible. CHOICE was closely affiliated with the churches in the Northwest, both the three Lutheran Synods and ecumenical organizations. CHOICE provided volunteer opportunities, referrals to action agencies, and aced as a resource in other ways, such as a avenue for black-white dialogues. Along ...