LaVerne W. Miller papers

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LaVerne W. Miller papers

1951-1995 and undated (majority 1975-1992)

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LaVerne Miller's academic career includes teaching at the University of Maryland from 1957 to 1959, and at Montgomery College from 1961 to 1997. She played a role in the development of the Maryland College of the Air Consortium, distance learning courses in which students learned from shows broadcast over Maryland Public Television with periodic class meetings at the college campus. In addition, Miller was an active member of the Association for Educational Communications and Technology (AECT), serving on the Definitions and Technology Committee of the International Division. The collection documents Miller's career as the Director of Learning Resources for Montgomery College and her participation in the Maryland College of the Air Consortium. Topics include adult learning, cable communications, as well as Miller's service in various educational media organizations.

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University of Maryland (College Park, Md.). Libraries

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University of Maryland (College Park, Md.). Libraries

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Montgomery College. Takoma Park Campus

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Maryland Association for Higher Education.

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Maryland College of the Air.

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Council on International Nontheatrical Events

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Miller, LaVerne W.

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Born in 1916, LaVerne W. Miller grew up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and graduated in 1938 with a liberal arts degree from Milwaukee-Downer College for Women. She received two master's degrees, one in literature from the University of Chicago and the other in business administration from the University of Maryland. She also received a doctorate in literature from Bradley University. From the description of LaVerne W. Miller papers, 1951-1995, and undated (bulk 1975-1992). (University of ...

International Council for Educational Media.

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