Baker, William E. (Member of the Board of Trustees, 1956-1957). Discussion of the accomplishments of the Hannah Administration including the establishment of the Medical School, and the creation of a branch university (Oakland University) to counter the University of Michigan's expansion at Flint. Comments on Hannah's ability to capitalize on available Federal, State, and private grants.

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Scope and Contents

From the Record Group:

The "Hannah Archives" Project records consist of the written recollections, as well as transcripts of the oral history interviews and the tape recordings from which they were made. The written statements focus almost entirely on the accomplishments of the Hannah administration, while the transcripts tend to stress the interviewees' career-related experiences. Most are prefaced with a short biographical statement prepared by Denison. Also included in the records is Denison's correspondence with both those who contributed to the project and those who declined to participate.