Hrw # 4

Content Description From the Collection: In the late 1960s and 1970s, there was much interest in the question of human relations as it related principally to race relations. Dr. Charles C. Crider of the Andrews University Department of Behavior Sciences developed a workshop to help various groups understand and work better with those of other races. Originally designed for ministers and seminarians, it was expanded to include lay people as well. After about four years, roughly half of the workshops were entitled Family Enrichment...

Content Description From the Collection: In the late 1960s and 1970s, there was much interest in the question of human relations as it related principally to race relations. Dr. Charles C. Crider of the Andrews University Department of Behavior Sciences developed a workshop to help various groups understand and work better with those of other races. Originally designed for ministers and seminarians, it was expanded to include lay people as well. After about four years, roughly half of the workshops were entitled Family Enrichment...