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Materials related to Dr. Schnackenberg’s involvement in the Lutheran Student Association. File includes: copies of SCOOP (a newsletter for LSAA officers and staff), various educational materials, memos on upcoming meetings and workshops, organizational schematics, meeting agendas, minutes from meetings, officer roster, a proposal for development of Lutheran ministry at the University of Washington, booklet Lutheran Student Action, committee and officer reports to the LSAA, etc.

Materials related to Dr. Schnackenberg’s involvement with the Lutheran Student Association. File includes: newsletters from the Student Service Division of the National Lutheran Council, guides for planning weekly meetings, memos on upcoming meetings and workshops, annual meeting resolutions, information on scholarships and employment opportunities, various educational materials, revisions of the constitution, meeting agendas, minutes from meetings, 1954-1956 program guide, officer rosters, pamphlets on the role of the church on campuses, copies of SCOOP. a newsletter for LSAA officers and staff, a copy of Communiqué the newsletter of the World’s Student Christian Federation, etc.

Materials related to Dr. Schnackenberg’s involvement in the Lutheran Student Association. File includes: “The Role of Study in the Lutheran Student Movement” an introduction to the association by Dr. Schnackenberg, guides for planning weekly meetings, memos on upcoming meetings and workshops, various educational materials, newsletters from the Student Service Division of the National Lutheran Council, constitution by-laws, meeting agendas, officer rosters, a handbook on the organization, pamphlets on the role of the church on campuses, copies of The Lutheran Longhorn, minutes from meetings, etc.

File contains materials about Mortvedt’s attempts to establish a Lutheran Home for the aging and his involvement with the Board of Governors after its establishment. File also includes correspondence, speeches, and clippings.

Correspondence, newsletters, and reports from the Lutheran History Center of the West in Concord, California.