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Overview

Biographical Note

Scope and Content

Arrangement

Preferred Citation

Restrictions on Access

Restrictions on Use

Related Material

Subject Terms

Container List [ + ]

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Guide to the Darrell L. Reeck Collection

Matthew Van Horne, Student Intern and Kristen D. Turner, Associate Archivist

United Methodist Archives and History Center
General Commission on Archives and History of The United Methodist Church

2018-01-22


Overview of Collection

Record Creator: Reeck, Darrell L.
Title: Darrell L. Reeck Collection
Date Span: 1970
Abstract: Darrell L. Reeck (1939- ), American ethics scholar, university administrator and ordained United Methodist minister, was born in Tacoma, Washington, in 1939. After completing his doctoral studies in Religious Studies with a focus on Ethics from Boston University he joined the faculty at University of Puget Sound and would become an assistant dean during his tenure. Reeck also worked as a money manager for the United Methodist Development Fund as well as other financial institutions. He finished his career in United Methodist ministry and retired in 2006. The collection contains oral research data for his dissertation.
Extent: 0.36 cubic feet
Identification: gcah.ms.gcah2074



Biographical Note

Darrell L. Reeck (1939- ), American ethics scholar, university administrator and ordained United Methodist minister, was born in Tacoma, Washington, in 1939. In 1962, the Pacific Northwest Annual Conference, Methodist Church, accepted him as candidate for ordination. He was later ordained an elder by the same annual conference in 1965. After completing his doctoral studies in Religious Studies with a focus on Ethics from Boston University he joined the faculty at University of Puget Sound and would become an assistant dean during his tenure. Reeck also worked as a money manager for the United Methodist Development Fund as well as other financial institutions. He finished his career in United Methodist ministry and retired in 2006.


Scope and Content Note

This accession contains the typed transcripts of interviews and conversations concerning the history of social change in Kori and Bumpe Chiefdoms in Sierra Leone. There are 148 total interviews, but several individuals gave more than one interview. The manuscript is 902 pages in length. The data presented here was used in the preparation of a 1970 Ph.D. dissertation written at Boston University entitled, "A Socio- historical Analysis of Modernization and Related Mission Influences in Two Chiefdoms in West Africa, 1875-1940.


Arrangement

Materials have been arranged in the following manner.

There is no series arrangement due to its small physical size.



Preferred Citation

When citing material from this collection please use the following format: Direct reference to the item or its file folder, Darrell L. Reeck Collection, United Methodist Church Archives - GCAH, Madison, New Jersey. Do not make use of the item's call number as that is not a stable descriptor.


Access Restrictions

There are no restrictions on this collection.


Use Access

Detailed use restrictions relating to our collections can be requested from the office of the archivist at the General Commission on Archives and History. Photocopying is handled by the staff and may be limited in certain instances. Before using any material for publication from this collection a formal request for permission to publish is expected and required.


Related Material

Index Terms

Subject Terms
Missions
Geographic Terms
Africa
Sierra Leone
Genre Terms
Oral histories
Added Names - Persons
Akar, J. P.
Bailor, A. Max
Bangura, Tom
Bangurah, Fama Joka
Bannah, Ngevan
Barley, Moses
Barnard, S. B.
Brewah, Alfred
Campbell, Nancy
Caulker, Alfred
Caulker, Rentick
Caulker, Sarah Zizer
Caulker, William L.
Challe, W. B.
Charma, Kong
Conteh, Melvin
Elias, Thomas
Fofana, Abdulai
Fofana, Alhaji S.
Fosana, Alimamy
Gbappi, Momoh Smart
Henderson, Jim
Hough, Mary R.
Jusu, Joseph Phillip
Kamara, Alhaji Lansana
Kanu, Morlai
Kawo, Keya
Kessebeh, Lendy Ahmadu
Kessebeh, Naomi
Kokoya, Pessima
Kombe, J. T.
Kondoba, James
Koroma, Alimamy Bili
Koroma, Bassie
Koroma, Ernest
Koroma, Madam Nancy
Kovei, Telleh
Kujie, Gbotu
Lahood, Simon
Lavale, Abraham
Leader, Bertha
Leader, Charles
Lebby, Francis Joe
Mahoi, Canray
Mansaray, A. G.
Mansaray, Dauda
Mbasei, R. M.
Moseray, Lappia
Myers, C. E.
Ndanema, I. A.
Ngegba, Francis
Njawala, Lebbie
Peters, Assad
Pieh, Peter P.
Pletsch, Donald
Reffel, J. C.
Renner, Syl. M.
Rettew, C. V.
Saboleh, A. J.
Sam, Daniel
Sama, Samuel
Sandy, Flee
Schutz, Edna Hooper
Sillah, Kabah Mohammed
Sillah,Susannah
Silver, Mabel
Sisay, F. S.
Squire, Joseph
Stephenson, David
Thomas, S. H.
Vandy, Daniel Hindolo
Vandy, Surie
Warratie, S. E.
Yongawo, Ndanema
Occupation Terms
Minister
Professor


Container List

Call Number Folder Title Date(s)
1305-3-1: 1 Manuscript, p. I-253 1970
1305-3-1: 2 Manuscript, p. 254-510 1970
1305-3-1: 3 Manuscript, p. 511-751 1970
1305-3-1: 4 Manuscript, p. 752-879 1970