Background
Rogers, William Cecil was born in 1919 in Manhattan, Kansas, United States. Son of Charles Elkins and Sadie (Burns) Rogers.
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Community Education in World Affairs
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Community leaders who want to do something constructive about international relations will find the help they need in this booklet. It tells how to organize groups for education and action in world affairs, how to obtain speakers, how to conduct discussion groups, where to get pamphlet materials and films, and how to publicize and finance the activities of such organizations. The information is specific and up-to-date, making this a practical, how-to-do-it manual.
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William Cecil Rogers
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Education
Bachelor of Arts, University of Chicago, 1940; Master of Arts, University of Chicago, 1941; Doctor of Philosophy, University Chicago, 1943.
Career
Assistant to director, Public Administration Clearing House, Chicago, 1943-1947; lecturer international relations, University of Chicago, 1945-1947; assistant professor, University of Virginia, 1947-1948; associate professor political science, Western Reserve U., 1948-1949; director, World Affairs Center, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, 1949-1984; consultant, Minnesota International Center, since 1984. Director Program Information on World Affairs, Minneapolis Star and Tribune, 1951-1973.
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Community Education in World Affairs
(Community leaders who want to do something constructive a...)
- A guide to understanding world affairs
- The winter city book: A survival guide for the frost belt
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Community Education in World Affairs
Membership
President Minnesota Jazz Sponsors, 1966-1967. Chairman Minneapolis Committee on Urban Environmental, 1976-1980. Member National University Extension Association (past secretary-treasurer), Winter Cities Association (co-founder 1982).
Connections
Married Mary Jane Anderson, August 31, 1941. Children: Shelley, Faith, Mary Sarah.
