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Summary
Central Michigan University was identified as the institution operating summer 1960 courses from the new Conference House on Beaver Island.
Evidence and limits
The issue does not supply a university charter, complete program catalogue, or formal ownership record for the building.
Sources
- Beaver Beacon, January 1960, “Welcome.”Names Central Michigan University in the announcement that its new Beaver Island college building had been accepted by the State Board of Education and would operate summer 1960 courses. It does not supply a university charter, program catalogue, or formal building ownership record.
- Beaver Beacon, May 1960, “Not Even Standing Room.”Reports the University’s Beaver Island extension school booked to capacity for summer classes. It does not supply enrollment, courses, or a program catalogue.
- Beaver Beacon, July 1960, ornithology-class fieldwork notice.Reports the C.M.U. Lodge ornithology class identifying more than 100 bird species during Beaver Island field work. It does not supply a species list, observer roster, or formal course record.