REGISTER NOW FOR OUR ANNUAL FALL LUNCH WITH THE KUTSCHE OFFICE with guest speaker M. Christine Byron.
Our Mission: "Giving Voice to Diverse Communities Through History"
Located in the Brooks College of Interdisciplinary Studies, the Kutsche Office is home to the annual Local History Roundtable as well as multiple projects designed to support local groups and people to preserve, protect, and retain their histories. Examples of recent initiatives are featured on our website and in the Kutsche Chronicle, published in Fall and Spring of each year. Please contact us at (616)331-8099 or kutsche@gvsu.edu to learn more about how we can work with you.
Become a Friend of the Kutsche Office
You can be a part of this exciting initiative by becoming a Friend of the Kutsche Office of Local History by making a gift of $45. Your gift will allow you discounts to future programs of the Kutsche Office of Local History.
Fall 2017 Kutsche Chronicle
Events
Lunch with the Kutsche Office
November 8, 2017 10:00 AM - 2:30 PM
We look forward to hosting another lunch for local historical societies, libraries, and museums to network and connect with each other around local history, along with a presentation by M. Christine...
News
May 22, 2017
Paul Kutsche, whose gift established Grand Valley's Kutsche Office of Local History, died May 18 after several weeks in hospice care. He was 90.
March 30, 2017
ALLENDALE, Mich. - The Kutsche Office of Local History at Grand Valley State University presented two local historians with the Gordon Olson Award at a recent gathering.
February 07, 2017
Special Winter 2017 Kutsche Chronicle now available online. We have so many great events going on we couldn't keep it to 2 issues this year!
January 09, 2017
Do you know someone who has made outstanding contributions to local history? Someone who has used history to give voice to diverse communities? Please consider nominating them for the Kutsche Office of Local History's 2017 Gordon Olson Award.
Kutsche Office of Local History Announces Community Collaboration Grant
October 25, 2016
Community Collaboration Grant was designed to provide meaningful opportunities for faculty working with students and communities in West Michigan.