William P. Robinson Papers 1993-2005.

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William P. Robinson Papers 1993-2005.

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This collection includes the papers of Whitworth College's 17th President, William P. (Bill) Robinson. This collection consists of miscellaneous office and budget materials. Also included are miscellaneous materials from the following committees and organizations: Joint Committee for Higher Education, SIRTI, Washington Friends for Higher Education, Higher Education Coordinating Board, Independent Colleges of Washington, Council of Independent Colleges, Spokane Symphony, Academic Affairs. This collection also contains Robinson's publication entitled "Of Mind and Heart."

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Whitworth University Library, Harriet Cheney Cowles Memorial Library

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Robinson, William Pressly, 1944-

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Whitworth College

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Whitworth College was founded officially on February 19, 1890. During the years 1987 and 1988 plans were made to celebrate its 100th anniversary. Of course, this celebration, all during the 1989 year, was an opportune time for a fund drive. (Timothy R. Eaton, B .A. ’74) was commissioned to produce a motion picture film, “Whitworth College” for promotion of the financial campaign. This file includes the many film clips used to make the film and the final product in various formats. Fr...

Robinson, William, 1949-

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Epithet: Mayor of York British Library Archives and Manuscripts Catalogue : Person : Description : ark:/81055/vdc_100000001302.0x00024b "William P. (Bill) Robinson assumed his duties as the 17th president of Whitworth College in Spokane, Washington, in July 1993. He came to Whitworth from Manchester College, in Indiana, where he served as president from 1986-1993. Like Whitworth, Manchester is a private, church-related liberal arts college noted for its academic excellence. ...