Brigham Young University. San Juan Training Program
Dates
- Existence: active 1968 - 1974
Administrative History
The San Juan Training Program (active 1968-1974) was an educational program for Native Americans near Blanding, Utah.
The San Juan Project in Blanding, Utah was administered by Brigham Young University and provided on-site training on farming and farm management. The program was associated with the Department of Agricultural Economics. Some courses were tailored to the needs of the students.
Citation:
U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1974: p. 36 (San Juan Training Program; operated in Blanding, Utah, providing on-site training, courses)Department of Agricultural Economics correspondence and reports on San Juan Training Program, 1970-1972 (taught Native Americans, Agricultural Economics)
Found in 2 Collections and/or Records:
Department of Agricultural Economics correspondence and reports on San Juan Training Program, 1970-1972
Contains correspondence and reports from the San Juan Training Program that was associated with Agricultural Economics. The program was to teach Native Americans in the area about farming and farm management.
Department of Agricultural Economics records
Contains correspondence, reports, and newsletters from the Department of Agricultural Economics. The materials pertain to daily activities of the department, department chair materials from Lowell Wood, and the San Juan Training Program.
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