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A Spring Lecture Series

Campus Appropriate Technology Development Group
1981
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A Spring Lecture Series

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1981

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A flier documenting the list of lectures featured in the Campus Appropriate Technology Development Group's Spring Lecture Series. The lectures include "Food and Energy in Agriculture" by Dr. Russell Adams, professor at the University of Minnesota, in room 325 of Smith Hall, "Appropriate Technology for the Developing World" by Art Dale of Operation Bootstrap: Tanzania in room 130 in Ford Hall, "Minnesota's Solar Energy Potential" by John Dunlop of Minnesota Energy Agency in room 325 of Smith Hall and "The Future of Appropriate Technology Under the U.S. Government" by Bruce Vento in room 225 in Smith Hall.

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Campus Appropriate Technology Development Group. (1981). A Spring Lecture Series. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/268451.

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