CHARM

CHARM

Consortium for the History of Agricultural and Rural Mississippi

About CHARM

Mission

CHARM's mission is to promote understanding and appreciation of the role played by agriculture, forestry, and rural life in Mississippi's past by collecting, preserving, and providing access to important historical materials as a foundation for teaching, learning, and research, with special attention to the leadership of Mississippi State University, a land-grant institution.

The Consortium carries out its mission by:

  • Identifying, collecting, and cataloging published and primary information sources
  • Creating and implementing an ongoing oral history program
  • Providing access to collected historical resources in physical and electronic form via the library and the Internet
  • Promoting scholarly endeavors based upon the collection
  • Developing educational outreach programs
  • Fostering ongoing collaboration among those who share an interest in the history of agriculture, forestry, and rural life in Mississippi.

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Project Coordinators

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Steering Committee

  • Mattie Abraham
    Manuscripts Coordinator, MSU Libraries
  • Dr. Michael Ballard
    University Archivist and Coordinator, Congressional and Political Research Center, MSU Libraries
  • Dr. Wanda Cheek
    Associate Professor/School of Human Sciences
  • Stephen Cunetto
    Administrator of Systems, MSU Libraries
  • Dr. George Hopper
    Dean/Director, College of Forest Resources/Forest and Wildlife Research Center
  • Dr. A. W. Groce
    Professor, College of Veterinary Medicine
  • Dr. Gary B. Jackson
    Director of Extension
  • Dr. John E. Lee, Jr.
    Professor Emeritus, Agricultural Economics
  • Dr. Lyle Nelson
    Professor Emeritus, Soil Science

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Partners

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