The Making of a Quaker College

Milo Ross served as president of George Fox College (now University) from1954 until 1969. His leadership of what was then a strugling college provides a model of commitment to Christian higher education. The manuscript that is now a half century old tells a story of vision, relationships, and commitment. This is a personal account from a man who went from being a Friends Church pastor to the presidency of a college and was able to move the school from barely surviving to become a growing, accredited academic institution.