Ohio State University, Ohio LEAD Program Records 1984-2009

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The Ohio State University, Ohio LEAD Program Records contain administrative files on study institutes, international and national study trips, committee minutes, membership rosters, and correspondence. The Ohio LEAD (Leadership Education and Development) Program was established within the College of Agriculture at Ohio State University around 1984 and defunded in 2008.

[identification of item], Ohio State University, Ohio LEAD Program Records, RG 22.O.20, Ohio State University Archives, Ohio State University

The Ohio State University, Ohio LEAD Program Records contain administrative files on study institutes, international and national study trips, committee minutes, membership rosters, and correspondence.

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Accession Number UA.2007.0116: Kate Lobley

The Ohio LEAD (Leadership Education and Development) Program was established within the College of Agriculture and affiliated with the Extension and OARDC around 1984. The program promoted leadership skills among rural and agricultural communities in the state of Ohio through a series of study institutes and trips. The College of Agriculture stopped funding the program in 2008.

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Finding aid written by Karen Glenn, 2017 January

Finding aid prepared by Karen Glenn