Study Seminars Program Files 1984-1987.

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Study Seminars Program Files 1984-1987.

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This series comprises several records pertaining to travel and study seminars sponsored by the DWMIC and organized and administered by its interpretation personnel. The records were generated by the Interpretation Department of the DWMIC and are from 1984-1987. They include copies of seminar applications, registration and orientation material, evaluations, travel arrangements, promotional brochures, typewritten and handwritten business correspondence, and final observations by participants. These records pertain to seminars that were to occur in South Africa, and China and the Far East.

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Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Library, ELCA Library

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Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Library, ELCA Library

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