Roger L. Geiger is Distinguished Professor of Higher Education, Pennsylvania State University, USA and editor of Perspectives on the History of Higher Education. Nathan M. Sorber is assistant professor of educational leadership studies at West Virginia University, USA.

• 1: Scientific and Social Foundations; Introduction; Institutionalizing Agricultural Research in the Early American Republic: An International Perspective; Creating Colleges of Science, Industry, and National Advancement: The Origins of the New England Land-Grant Colleges *; Educating the Toiling Peoples: Students at the Illinois Industrial University, Spring 1868; 2: The Politics of Launching Land-Grant Colleges, 1862-1890; Introduction; Saving the Land Grant for the Agricultural College of Pennsylvania; “An Elephant In The Hands of the State” * : Creating the Texas Land-Grant College; 3: Agriculture and Engineering, 1880-1900; Introduction; The Populist Vision for Land-Grant Universities, 1880-1900; Robert H. Thurston, Modern Engineering Education, and Its Diffusion through Land-Grant Universities; 4: Land-Grant Universities, 1900-1940; Introduction; President Edmund J. James and the University of Illinois, 1904-1920: Redeeming the Promise of the Morrill Land-Grant Act; Transforming the Land Grant: The University of New Hampshire and the Pennsylvania State University under the Leadership of Ralph Dorn Hetzel; 5: Universities and the Land-Grant Mission since 1930; Introduction; The Land-Grant Colleges, Cooperative Extension, and the New Deal; Social Science over Agriculture: Reimagining the Land-Grant Mission at the University of California-Irvine in the 1960s; Storying and Restorying the Land-Grant System

Roger L. Geiger is Distinguished Professor of Higher Education, Pennsylvania State University, USA and editor of Perspectives on the History of Higher Education. Nathan M. Sorber is assistant professor of educational leadership studies at West Virginia University, USA.

• 1: Scientific and Social Foundations; Introduction; Institutionalizing Agricultural Research in the Early American Republic: An International Perspective; Creating Colleges of Science, Industry, and National Advancement: The Origins of the New England Land-Grant Colleges *; Educating the Toiling Peoples: Students at the Illinois Industrial University, Spring 1868; 2: The Politics of Launching Land-Grant Colleges, 1862-1890; Introduction; Saving the Land Grant for the Agricultural College of Pennsylvania; “An Elephant In The Hands of the State” * : Creating the Texas Land-Grant College; 3: Agriculture and Engineering, 1880-1900; Introduction; The Populist Vision for Land-Grant Universities, 1880-1900; Robert H. Thurston, Modern Engineering Education, and Its Diffusion through Land-Grant Universities; 4: Land-Grant Universities, 1900-1940; Introduction; President Edmund J. James and the University of Illinois, 1904-1920: Redeeming the Promise of the Morrill Land-Grant Act; Transforming the Land Grant: The University of New Hampshire and the Pennsylvania State University under the Leadership of Ralph Dorn Hetzel; 5: Universities and the Land-Grant Mission since 1930; Introduction; The Land-Grant Colleges, Cooperative Extension, and the New Deal; Social Science over Agriculture: Reimagining the Land-Grant Mission at the University of California-Irvine in the 1960s; Storying and Restorying the Land-Grant System

Roger L. Geiger is Distinguished Professor of Higher Education, Pennsylvania State University, USA and editor of Perspectives on the History of Higher Education. Nathan M. Sorber is assistant professor of educational leadership studies at West Virginia University, USA.

• 1: Scientific and Social Foundations; Introduction; Institutionalizing Agricultural Research in the Early American Republic: An International Perspective; Creating Colleges of Science, Industry, and National Advancement: The Origins of the New England Land-Grant Colleges *; Educating the Toiling Peoples: Students at the Illinois Industrial University, Spring 1868; 2: The Politics of Launching Land-Grant Colleges, 1862-1890; Introduction; Saving the Land Grant for the Agricultural College of Pennsylvania; “An Elephant In The Hands of the State” * : Creating the Texas Land-Grant College; 3: Agriculture and Engineering, 1880-1900; Introduction; The Populist Vision for Land-Grant Universities, 1880-1900; Robert H. Thurston, Modern Engineering Education, and Its Diffusion through Land-Grant Universities; 4: Land-Grant Universities, 1900-1940; Introduction; President Edmund J. James and the University of Illinois, 1904-1920: Redeeming the Promise of the Morrill Land-Grant Act; Transforming the Land Grant: The University of New Hampshire and the Pennsylvania State University under the Leadership of Ralph Dorn Hetzel; 5: Universities and the Land-Grant Mission since 1930; Introduction; The Land-Grant Colleges, Cooperative Extension, and the New Deal; Social Science over Agriculture: Reimagining the Land-Grant Mission at the University of California-Irvine in the 1960s; Storying and Restorying the Land-Grant System