The Dutch Adapting in North America (Calvin College, Grand Rapids, Michigan, 2001)

The Thirteenth Biennial Conference of the Association for the Advancement of Dutch-American Studies was held at Calvin College, Grand Rapids, Michigan on June 22 and 23, 2001.

Proceedings:

• Richard H. Harms, “The Dutch adaptation in North America – Introduction”
• Elton J. Bruins, “Early Hope College History as Reflected in the Correspondence of Rev. Albertus C. Van Raalte to Rev. Philip Phelps Jr., 1857-1875”
• Donald Sinnema, “The Story of Chicago Christian College (1931-1937)”
• Jaap van Marle, “The Acculturation of Dutch Immigrants in the USA: A Linguist’s View”
• George Harinck, “The Reception of the Liberation of 1944 in Christian Reformed Circles, 1944-1946”
• Hans Krabbendam, “Avant La Lettre: The Use of Dutch Immigrant Letters in Historical Research”
• Robert Schoone-Jongen, “Klaas G. Feyma, Minnesota’s Carpenter Correspondence”
• Huug van den Dool, “Noordeloos on Two Continents”
• Cornelis Van Nuis, “Father Frencken’s St. Joseph’s Parish, Grand Rapids, Michigan”
• Lucas Ligtenberg, “Christiaan Verwayen and the Lost Disabdera Settlement”
• Robert P. Swierenga, “The Third Generation and Dutch-American Studies”