Merrill-Palmer Institute Records
- Child care
- Child psychology
- Child therapy
- Children in wartime
- Community education
- Community service
- Education
- Education, Higher
- Education, Preschool
- Family services
- Home economics
- Human potential movement
- Merrill-Palmer Institute
- Nutrition--in infancy & childhood
- Skillman Center for Children
- Teachers--Training of
- Urban youth
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The Merrill-Palmer Institute was founded in 1920 by an endowment from Lizzie Merrill Palmer. Throughout its 61years of independent operation, the Institute was greatly respected and internationally known as one of the top institutions for education, training and research in Child Development. Merrill-Palmer staff conducted and published studies on families and children, operated a nursery school, children’s camps and clubs, offered marriage and family counseling, and performed community service work. The Institute accepted undergraduate and graduate students from the U. S. and internationally and taught courses and provided research and laboratory experience unavailable elsewhere.
The collection illustrates the Institute’s commitment to research, education, and outreach through documentation of its programs, projects, and administration. It includes research and studies the Institute undertook, course information, nursery school, camp and club information, correspondence with students, individuals and organizations, presidential and faculty files, and day to day operational information.
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