Charles Clark Stillman Papers 1912-1970

5.0 Cubic feet

(4) cartons, (1) 2.5" letter document box

The Charles Clark Stillman Papers contain publications, research, speeches, newspaper clippings and correspondence relating to Stillman's career in social work education. Charles Stillman was a faculty member and Director of the School of Social Administration at Ohio State University.

[identification of item], Charles Clark Stillman Papers, RG 40.102, Ohio State University Archives, Ohio State University

The Charles Clark Stillman Papers contain publications, surveys, research reports, speeches, newspaper clippings and correspondence relating to Charles C. Stillman's career as a faculty member and administrator in the School of Social Administration at Ohio State University.

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Accession Number UA.1979.0055: Everrett C. Shimp; Accession Number UA.2005.0014

Ohio State University Archives Biographical File: Charles Clark Stillman

Charles Clark Stillman (1877-1952) joined the faculty of Ohio State University in 1929 as a professor of social administration. He developed the first curriculum in community organization for health and welfare offered in the United States. In 1932 he became Director of the School of Social Administration.

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