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- Thunderbird Campus Aerial, 1981
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- American Graduate School of International Management
- 1981 Aerial-1981.jpg An aerial view of the School shows the nearly completed Snell Learning Center, the gray roofed U-shaped building in the upper center.
- Talley Career Services and Alumni Center
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- American Graduate School of International Management
- 1978 The Talley Building was completed in January, 1978, providing space for the Placement offices and the Alumni Relations office. The 5,100 square foot structure, built at a cost of approximately $150,000, includes space for interview rooms and...
- World Business Administration Building
- Bill Timmerman
- American Graduate School of International Management;
- This is another view of the World Business Administration Building, which opened in March, 1992, allowing all administration functions to operate in a single building. The Joan and David Lincoln Wing of the Building housed the administration...
- Conference-style Classroom
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- American Graduate School of International Management
- The new Lecture Hall, constructed in 1992, featured three large conference-style classrooms, which facilitate classroom discussions, especially for classes that use case studies.
- Tower Cafe
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- American Graduate School of International Management;
- 1993 A European style cafe opened in the Thunderbird Tower Building (formerly the Thunderbird Field air control tower) on January 11, 1993.
- Hot air Balloon over the Tower
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- American Graduate School of International Management; Balloon races
- 1975 (Balloon Race book) The first Thunderbird Hot Air Balloon Classic was held on November 8, 1975, under the sponsorship of the newly formed Friends of Thunderbird. Doris Paine, wife of alumnus Jordan Paine '46, chaired the first event, along...
- First Balloon Race
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- American Graduate School of International Management; Balloon races
- 1975 The first Thunderbird Balloon Classic was held on the grounds of the Thunderbird Campus on November 8 & 9, 1975 as a fundraiser by the school's auxiliary, Friends of Thunderbird. Seventeen hot air balloons participated in the event, which...
- Balloon Race Food Booths
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- American Graduate School of International Management; balloon races
- 1975 Ethnic foods were popular at the annual Thunderbird Balloon Classic. Student clubs sold delicacies from the various countries. In this 1975 photo, the club booths are lined up in front of the Tower Building, which at that time housed offices...
- Hot Air Balloons
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- American Graduate School of International Management; Ballooning
- 1983 Hot air balloons at the 1983 Thunderbird Balloon Classic celebrate 200 years of flight. Left is a hot air balloon celebrating the air and space bicentennial in honor of the first manned ascent in a hot air balloon named after its...
- Executive Education Classroom Building
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- American Graduate School of International Management; Buildings
- The entrance to the Executive Education classroom building has a dramatic Thunderbird appearance. The building opened in October, 1997.
- Thunderbird Activity Center
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- American Graduate School of International Management; buildings; hangars; Thunderbird Field; Thunderbird School of Global Management
- One former Thunderbird Field hangar was transformed in 1982 to become the Thunderbird Activity Center (TAC) on the Thunderbird School of Global Management Campus. The building that once housed the famous Stearman aircraft was used as a parking...
- Technology Comes of Age at Thunderbird
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- American Graduate School of International Management; Computers; Technology
- The distance learning control room (pictured here) in the Yount Building, which opened in 1997, became a center for learning technology activity on the Thunderbird Campus. From video conferencing for career interviews to satellite classes to...
- West Apartments
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- American Graduate School of International Management; Dormitories
- 1971 The West Apartments, started under President Art Peterson, were completed in 1971. The north wing of the quadrangle is a lounge and recreation room, later named for Norton Sobo, who taught the Interad class from 1967 to 1975.
- Berger Erickson
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- American Graduate School of International Management; Erickson, Berger
- 1985 Berger Erickson was a familiar figure, recognizable on campus by his trademark Panama hat, even when viewed from the back .
- Celebrating the 40th Anniversary
- Kent Sievers
- American Graduate School of International Management; Erickson, Berger
- 1987 Berger Erickson strikes the celebratory gong 4 times in honor of each of the four decades since the School's founding on the occasion of the School's 40th anniversary celebration.
- President Ford at Thunderbird.
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- American Graduate School of International Management; Ford, Gerald
- Former president Gerald Ford is shown speaking at a student forum in 1986.
- President Gerald Ford
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- American Graduate School of International Management; Ford, Gerald
- Former U. S. President Gerald Ford visits Thunderbird on October 16, 1978, the first of two visits to the school. He visited again in spring, 1986.
- George Getz and William Voris
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- American Graduate School of International Management; Getz, George
- 1987 George Getz and Dr. William Voris are pictured during dedication of the William Voris Hall of Modern Languages building named after Voris. Bill Turner, chairman of the Board of Trustees said of Voris, "No single person has made a greater...
- Bizarre Bazaar
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- American Graduate School of International Management; Gifford, Louise
- 1987 The Bizarre Bazaar was an annual two-day flea market and festival where students could donate items they no longer needed and other students could buy. Louise Gifford, center, was the driving force behind the event for many years, always...
- Barry Goldwater, 1968
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- American Graduate School of International Management; Goldwater, Barry
- 1968 Barry Goldwater is the center of attention at a reception with Thunderbird students after speaking on campus in 1968. Goldwater also spoke at commencement ceremonies in 1955, 1962, and 1984 when he received an honorary doctorate from...