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- Aerial View of Thunderbird Field I
- Swope, John
- Thunderbird Field I; Air Forces; Air bases; World War II; Arizona--Glendale; Sheets, Millard;
- Thunderbird Field I was a World War II air training base initially built with private funds by Southwest Airways. Planning began in November 1940, construction started Jan. 2, 1941, and operations began on March 22. Well-known artist Millard...
- Oral History Kellie Kreiser 02-05-09
- Thunderbird School of Global Management
- Thunderbird for Good
- Thunderbird for Good. An interview with Kellie Kreiser, Executive Director: Thunderbird for Good was established in 2005 to fulfill the Thunderbird School of Global Management's commitment to global citizenship, drawing upon its strengths and...
- Thunderbird Europe
- Unknown
- Thunderbird, The American Graduate School of International Management
- Thunderbird opened its campus in Archamps, France near Geneva, Switzerland on August 14, 1992, marking the first time Thunderbird had its own facility abroad. One of the hallmarks of the Herberger administration was the expansion of overseas...
- American Management Association
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- American Management Association; Appley, Lawrence; Sauer, Carl; American Institute for Foreign Trade
- Thunderbird President Carl Sauer poses by the pool with Larry Appley, President of the American Management Association, following the formal affiliation of AIFT with the American Management Association. In November, 1963 "News of Thunderbirds,"...
- Herberger, Quayle, Roy Herberger, and Cyrus Friedheim
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- Quayle, Dan; Freidheim, Cyrus; Herberger, Roy
- Thunderbird President Roy Herberger, Former U. S. Vice President Dan Quayle, and Cyrus Friedheim, Chairman of the Thunderbird Board of Trustees are shown walking across the Campus in April, 1999. Quayle was a faculty member at Thunderbird for a...
- Plans Set for New Library
- Unknown
- Libraries; Buildings; Thunderbird Graduate School of International Management
- Thunderbird President, Dr. Arthur L. Peterson, and American Management Association President Alexander B. Trowbridge, admire an artist's sketch of the new 15,000 square-foot building which housed the library, alumni center, and placement offices. ...
- Project Artemis
- Afghan Women Entrepreneurs
- Two Afghan women are shown studying ways to improve their business skills in Project Artemis, Afghanistan, operated by Thunderbird School of Global Management. The program is a unique business-skills training project that aims to build the...
- Lt. General Barton Kyle Yount
- Unknown
- Yount, Barton Kyle
- Under the direction of the School's first president, retired Lt. General Barton Kyle Yount, the School opened its doors on Oct. 6, 1946 as American Institute for Foreign Trade. Yount, former head of the Army Air Training Command, had been...
- Walter Bimson
- Unknown
- Bimson, Walter;
- Walter Bimson was the speaker at the first AIFT graduation in June, 1947. Bimson, head of the local Valley National Bank, was influential in finding funding and local support for the new school and served on its Board of Directors.
- Faculty Building at AIFT
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- American Institute for Foreign Trade; Thunderbird Field I;
- When the former airbase was converted into a school of management, its aircraft control tower became the faculty building for the school.
- International Flags
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- Flags;
- With colorful drama and fanfare, the parade of international flags opens the commencement ceremonies each semester, a tradition started by President Herberger. Foreign students carry the flags of their countries to start the procession. Each...
- The Alumni Pavilion & World Business Building Bldg
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- Thunderbird, The American Graduate School of International Management
- With the construction of the pavilion in 1987 (foreground) and the World Business Building in 1992 (background), the campus took on an entirely new look and expansion to the south and east.