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University of Michigan Bentley Historical Library

Morton S. Hilbert papers, 1943-1999

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2.5 linear feet — 4.1 GB (online)

Public health professional known for contributing to discussions around the foundation of Earth Day, worked in the United States and abroad as a consultant; was a University of Michigan Public Health professor. The collection includes consulting research, teaching materials, and speeches and reports.

The Morton S. Hilbert papers document various aspects of environmental health and include materials related to Hilbert's teaching and consulting careers. They are comprised of four series: Personal Papers, Professional Papers, Subject Files, and Visual Materials.

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Personal Papers

The Personal Papers series includes awards, biographical sketches, and resumes that span Hilbert's lifetime. Materials related to Earth Day consist of newspaper articles about the event and Hilbert's involvement in establishing it, and a photograph of those who participated in the founding seminar. Also included in the series, are materials related to Hilbert's brief involvement with the University of Washington.

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