IBP’s Lexinton plant / Research Institute / Finney-County plant / University of Nebraska-Omaha / University of Kansas Research Report No. / Aspen Institute / Michigan State University / IBP’s Emporia plant / University of Kansas / State University of New York-Geneseo / Julian Samora Research Institute / State University / Sperry New Holland plant / /
Michigan State University / University of Kansas Research Report / National Science Foundation / U.S. Bureau of Census / Homeless Shelter Association Trust Fund / Ford Foundation / Aspen Institute / State University of New York / the University of Nebraska / Dawson County office / Julian Samora Research Institute / Social Service / Nebraska Department of Social Services / Department of Social Services Data / University of Kansas / Research Institute for the Study of Man / University of Nebraska / Nebraska Department of Economic Development / /
Person
Don Stull / Lourdes Gouveia / Stan Moore / Michael Broadway / Tom Doering / Donald D. Stull / Refugio I. Rochín / Julian Samora / Danny Layne / /
Position
Layout Editor / Professor and Chair / social services income supervisor / Associate Professor of Sociology / General / Director / executive / representative / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / Kansas / Nebraska / Dawson County / Gosper County / Finney-County / Michigan / Finney County / California / Dawson / /
Latino Immigrants, Meatpacking, and Rural Communities: A Case Study of Lexington, Nebraska by Lourdes Gouveia, University of Nebraska-Omaha and Donald D. Stull, University of Kansas