Center for the Study of Middle-Sized Cities
Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:
Center for the Study of Middle-Sized Cities - Human Resources Inventory Project Records
This collection contains the records of the Human Resource Inventory Project which includes planning papers, code books, correspondence, questionnaires, drafts and final reports, and reference reports.
Center for the Study of Middle-Sized Cities - Newspapers Clippings
This collection contains the newspaper clippings of the Center arranged by city and topic. The cities covered are Decatur, Peoria and Springfield (including the Ice Storm of March/April 1978), Illinois. Included in the collection are some stories about Morton, Illinois and Richland Community College. Topics include a wide range of community concerns: city government, schools, housing, public health, water quality, development, taxes, police/crime, zoning, and others.
Center for the Study of Middle-Sized Cities - Quality of Life Among the Aging Project Records
These are the planning papers and the preliminary data from an unfunded project on Quality of Life Among the Aging. Included in the collection are letters, memos, a bibliography on aging, census statistics on aging for Springfield from 1900 to 1970, characteristics of Older Persons in Illinois, and information about Senior Citizens Commission of Springfield, Senior Citizens of Sangamon County (including the White Cottage of Springfield), and other materials.
Center for the Study of Middle-Sized Cities – Quality of Life Projects Records
The collection includes the records of the Qualify of Life Project. These records include the surveys of eight Illinois communities on quality of life. These cities included Bloomington-Normal, Champaign-Urbana, Decatur, East St. Louis, Peoria, Rockford, Rock Island-Moline, and Springfield. Also included are what instruments were used in the survey, questionnaires, computer printouts of statistical data and other materials relating to the project.
