Andrew Cordier graduated from Manchester in 1922 and returned to teach history for a number of years before he was recruited by the State Department, where he was involved in drafting the charter for the United Nations. While a student at Manchester, he began a friendship with history professor V.F. Schwalm that would span more than 50 years. Materials from the University Archives, including letters Cordier wrote to Schwalm, provided the foundation for this presentation, which began as a senior thesis and found a wider audience in the Brethren publication Brethren Life and Thought.

Tuesday, March 29
3:30 p.m.
Cordier Auditorium