Among potential activities being considered for such a group are an annual alumni event, programming assistance to Council activities around the state and advocacy support. The kits are available for loan from the Resource Center for up to one-month periods. Michigan's Comprehensive Historic Preservation Plan. An action agenda will follow its introduction, to help citizens throughout the state to become involved in implementation of the goals and vision presented in the plan. The Alden B. Dow Creativity Center at Northwood University in Midland offers four fellowships each summer to individuals in any field or profession, including the humanities, arts or sciences, to pursue a project through independent, non-scheduled study.
Fellows are in residence on the campus for eight weeks in the summer.
Applications are due Dec. 31 for next summer's program. Her undergraduate degree is from New York University, and she received a Master's degree in Library Science from Case Western Reserve University. Gwendolyn Etter-Lewis has been an associate professor of English at Western Michigan University since 1984 and previously was an assistant professor at Georgia State University and an instructor at Central State University in Ohio. Douglas Haneline , a professor of English at Ferris State University since 1984, has been active with the Humanities Council of West Central Michigan for 12 years. Prior to joining the FSU faculty, he taught on the English faculty of Dakota State College in South Dakota and lectured at Ohio State University.