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Letter from Robert W. Finley & Rebecca Finley to James B. Finley

Robert tells of the sickness of Rebecca, James\u27 mother, and of her partial recovery. Abstract Number - 939https://digitalcommons.owu.edu/finley-letters/1926/thumbnail.jp

Letter from Robert W. Finley & Rebecca Finley to James B. Finley

Robert tells of sending Joseph and Francis to school, and speaks about various other family affairs. Abstract Number - 937https://digitalcommons.owu.edu/finley-letters/1924/thumbnail.jp

Letter from Robert W. Finley & Rebecca Finley to James B. Finley

A very intimate family letter, telling of family sickness and deaths. Abstract Number - 921https://digitalcommons.owu.edu/finley-letters/1908/thumbnail.jp

Letter from Robert W. Finley & Rebecca Finley to James B. Finley

Robert tells James about Rebecca\u27s illness. She is in a great deal of pain. Robert asks for James\u27 help with coming camp meetings. Abstract Number - 928https://digitalcommons.owu.edu/finley-letters/1915/thumbnail.jp

Letter from Robert W. Finley & Rebecca Finley to James B. Finley

Robert tells James that his colleague is no longer traveling the circuit with him, which means that the whole weight of the circuit is upon his shoulders. The Presiding Elder cannot come to Quarterly Meeting, so Robert asks James to come and manage the meeting. Robert feels too frail to do so. Joseph and Francis are going to school this summer. This year has been the happiest of his life. He has worked hard, but not in vain. Robert says that he has preached several times until he fainted. Abstract Number - 946https://digitalcommons.owu.edu/finley-letters/1933/thumbnail.jp

Letter from Robert W. Finley & Rebecca Finley to James B. Finley

Robert invites James to attend a camp meeting in the fall. He shares information about James\u27 siblings and their families. Abstract Number - 929https://digitalcommons.owu.edu/finley-letters/1916/thumbnail.jp

GOOGLE TRENDS DATA AS A PROXY FOR INTEREST IN LEADERSHIP

The purpose of this quantitative study was to investigate the observable patterns of online search behavior in the topic of leadership using Google Trends data. Institutions have had a historically difficult time predicting good leadership candidates. Better predictions can be made by using the big data offered by groups such as Google to learn who, where, and when people are interested in leadership. The study utilized descriptive, comparative, and correlative methodologies to study Google users’ interest in leadership from 2004 to 2017. Society has placed great value into leadership throughout history, and though overall interest remains strong, it appears that the expression of that interest may have changed over time. Key findings revealed that interest in leadership often peaks during the spring and fall seasons while dipping during the summer and the winter holiday seasons. Leadership interest also appears to be more concentrated in geographic locations that home certain universities and political arenas