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Looking at Lincoln

DescriptionThis review traces the history of Lincoln College and the part the College played in the development of New Zealand agriculture over the past 100 years. This also reviews the course developments at Lincoln from the single Certificate in Agriculture offered in 1880 to the complex range of degrees, diplomas and post-graduate study offered in 1978. Lincoln University

Editorial Committee: Dr. R. R. Scott, J. A. Frampton, D. H. Crabb.

Photographs: E. R. Mangin, Teaching Aids Officer.

Design and Layout: M. J. Cole, Senior Lecturer in Landscape Architecture.

AuthorJ. E. FenwickA. T. G. McArthurOrganisationUniversity College of AgricultureDate1978Keywordsinstitutional historycourse developmentNew Zealand agricultureFilenameLooking at Lincoln 1978Item Reference0003094

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