Northwestern University, 1947-1968
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Fetter taught economics at Princeton University, Haverford College, Northwestern University, and, upon his retirement, Dartmouth College, where he adapted his Northwestern course material. He occasionally taught or advised at institutions such as Swarthmore College, the School for Advanced International Studies, and the University of Wisconsin. Both the Northwestern University series and the Teaching subseries in the Professional series highlight such courses as "Money and Banking," "History of Economic Thought," "International Investment," and "Latin American Culture and Civilization." Also of interest are the files on the Ford Foundation Faculty Research Summer Seminar in 1957, where he taught "International Economic Problems and Economic Development" to faculty from various colleges and universities throughout the Midwest. He served on various Northwestern University committees, such as the Budget Committee (1954) and the Honor System Committee (1963-1964).
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