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Answers common questions about using the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library's research collections, including access, hours, and ordering reproductions.
Annual award of $5,000 for doctoral students researching the U.S. political process. Deadline is March 31 st.
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Answers common questions about using the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library's research collections, including access, hours, and ordering reproductions.
Annual award of $7,000 for doctoral students supporting dissertation research and writing on U.S. political process and public policy in the late 20th century.
Educational resources and programs offered by the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum, including classroom visits, field trips, and the Essay Challenge.
Resources for teachers from the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library & Museum, including lesson plans, essay challenges, and links to historical documents and government sites.
Information about the Ford family pets, including their dog Liberty, cat Shan, an alligator, and a snake, with anecdotes and details from memoirs.
Official website for the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library and Museum, offering information on exhibits, research, and events.
Biography, bibliography, speeches, and photographs of Betty Ford, wife of President Gerald R. Ford. Includes information on the Betty Ford Center.
Information on research travel grants and the Robert M. Teeter Dissertation Award offered by the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Foundation for research at the Ford Library.
Details on the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Foundation Research Travel Grants Program, including application deadlines, requirements, and contact information.
Information on research grants and award programs, including the Gerald R. Ford Scholar Award and Research Travel Grants, supporting research at the Ford Library.
Explore permanent and temporary exhibits at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum and Library, detailing key moments in the Fords' lives and careers.
Explore the lives of President Gerald R. Ford and First Lady Betty Ford through timelines, events, and personal stories. Learn about their time in the White House and post-presidency.
List of past recipients of the Gerald R. Ford Scholar Award (Dissertation Award) in Honor of Robert M. Teeter, with application deadline and contact information.
Annual essay competition for high school students focusing on a trait of President Ford and its relevance today. Rules are available.
Finding aid for the Robert M. Teeter Papers, documenting his work as a political strategist and survey research professional, including campaign work and public opinion surveys.
Information about visiting the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum, including hours, admission fees, location, accessibility, and contact details.
Information on visiting the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library and Museum in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and the Library in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Includes hours and planning details.
National civic education initiative from the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library and Museum and National Archives. Offers programs and resources for all ages.
Information about the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library and Museum, including hours, location, admission, accessibility, and how to donate materials.
Information on how to request declassification of specific items from the Ford Library's collection, including procedures and limitations.
Information for scheduling and preparing for a field trip to the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum, including admission fees, hours, and etiquette.
Explore research resources at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library and Museum, including finding aids, museum collections, AV records, topic guides, and FAQs.
List of past recipients of the Gerald R. Ford Scholar Award (Dissertation Award) in honor of Robert M. Teeter, with their university and dissertation topic.
Information about Gerald R. Ford, the 38th President of the United States, including his biography, bibliography, and notable quotes.
Annual award of $5,000 for doctoral students researching the U.S. political process in the late 20th century. Deadline March 31, 2015.
Annual award of $5,000 for doctoral students researching the US political process in the late 20th century. Deadline March 31.
Announces David Evans as the 2020 winner of the Gerald R. Ford Scholar Award in Honor of Robert M. Teeter, a $5,000 award for dissertation research.
Announces Victor McFarland as the 2012 winner of the Gerald R. Ford Scholar Award in Honor of Robert M. Teeter, a $5,000 award for dissertation research.
Award for doctoral students researching US political process in the late 20th century. Includes $5,000 prize and past recipients.
Announces Christian Ruth as the 2019 winner of the Gerald R. Ford Scholar Award in Honor of Robert M. Teeter, a $5,000 award for doctoral students.
Announces Charles Halvorson as the 2015 winner of the Gerald R. Ford Scholar Award in Honor of Robert M. Teeter, a $5,000 award for doctoral students.
Award for doctoral students researching US political process in the late 20th century. Awarded annually since 2005.
Award of $5,000 for doctoral students researching the US political process in the late 20th century. Deadline March 31, 2022.
Award for doctoral students researching US political process in the late 20th century. Awarded $5,000 annually. Deadline March 31, 2018.
Annual award of $5,000 for doctoral students researching the U.S. political process. Deadline is March 31st.
Information on requesting a review and appeal of restricted unclassified items in donated papers at the National Archives and Records Administration.
A summary report detailing market opinion research for the 1976 Presidential Election, including regional voting patterns and issue analysis.
Memorandum from Robert Teeter to Bo Callaway dated December 8, 1975, analyzing the Ford Presidency's constituency and ticket-splitter strategy.
Memorandum regarding the NBC Poll data and its discrepancy with Gallup data, from the Robert Teeter Papers at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library.
Memorandum from Bob Teeter to Bo Callaway discussing strategic recommendations for the President's handling of bill signings and vetoes.
Memorandum from Bob Teeter to Bo Callaway regarding an Illinois primary poll by DMI, detailing President Ford's standing against Reagan. Original documents are in the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library.
Memorandum detailing a 1972 campaign polling plan by Robert Teeter to H.R. Haldeman, outlining national and statewide polls, primary states, and special projects.
A log of memos related to the 1976 Presidential Election, detailing polling programs, strategy, and research from the Robert Teeter Papers.
Memorandum from Bob Teeter to Stu Spencer and Fred Slight regarding county voting analyses and costs. Discusses Wisconsin voting data and potential for other states.
Information about the Prairie Willow (Salix humilis) shrub, including its scientific name, appearance, blooming period, size, habitat, natural range, and care.
Memorandum from Robert Teeter to Bo Callaway regarding campaign momentum and recommendations for President Ford's travel and public relations.
Summary of 1975 Market Opinion Research (MOR) polls regarding President Ford's approval ratings and ballot results, digitized from the Robert Teeter Papers.
Memorandum from Robert Teeter to Richard Cheney dated November 12, 1975, analyzing early research and strategy recommendations.
Memorandum detailing 1972 campaign polling strategy, including recommendations for survey waves, target states, and issue analysis.
Memorandum detailing cost estimates for primary studies in Illinois, Massachusetts, and North Carolina, dated October 24, 1975.
Memorandum detailing recommended presidential telephone calls from President Ford to Governors Rhodes and Bond, requesting their campaign assistance for the Ford/Dole ticket in Ohio and Missouri.
Memorandum detailing conclusions drawn from Gallup Opinion Index data regarding President Ford's approval rating trends in 1975 and 1976.
Memorandum from Bob Teeter to Stu Spencer regarding Baroody's State of the Union Proposal, discussing themes and strategy for the President's address.
Memorandum from Bob Teeter and Fred Steeper to Dick Cheney regarding President Ford's approval rating and economic optimism, from the Robert Teeter Papers.
Documents from the Robert M. Teeter Papers, Box 63, at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library, including correspondence and speech information.
Memorandum from Bob Teeter to Alan Greenspan regarding homeownership proposals and related data. Discusses targeting younger voters and economic stimulation.
Memorandum regarding 1972 campaign polling status, vendor proposals, cost estimates, and timing recommendations for the Attorney General.
Memorandum to President Ford summarizing a national telephone poll on potential Vice Presidential choices and their implications for the general election.
Memo from Bob Teeter to Dick Cheney outlining a 1976 campaign polling program, detailing state, national, and primary state polls.
Guidelines for the Rome Prize in Arts, detailing eligibility, submission requirements, and application materials for various disciplines like Architecture, Design, Literature, Music, and Visual Arts.
Frequently asked questions about the Garden Club of America Scholarships, providing answers to common queries regarding the scholarship program.
Form NA 14020 for requesting mandatory review of documents from Presidential Libraries. Includes sections for personal data, file descriptions, and item descriptions.
Form to request a mandatory review of classified information in documents, collecting researcher contact details for follow-up.
Reciprocal international fellowships for American and British students in horticulture and related fields. Fosters British-American relations through study and work abroad.
A PDF document containing the remarks made by President Gerald Ford upon being sworn in as the 38th President of the United States on August 9, 1974.
The Department of State Bulletin features President Jimmy Carter's Inaugural Address and remarks to people of other nations, discussing foreign policy and global cooperation.
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