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Graduate School Records, 1870-2005 (bulk 1890-1995): Finding Aid

AC127

Graduate College, circa 1920

Published in 2001

©2006 Princeton University Library

Summary Information

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Princeton University. Graduate School.

Title and dates:

Graduate School Records, 1870-2005 (bulk 1890-1995).

Abstract:

The Graduate School at Princeton offers masters and doctorate programs in the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and engineering. The Graduate School Records consist of minutes, correspondence, reports, writings, applications, surveys, and memoranda, as well as forms, course listings, and information on examinations and fees.

Size:

32.57 linear feet (58 boxes)

Call number:

AC127

Location:

Princeton University Library. Department of Rare Books and Special Collections.
Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library.
Princeton University Archives.
Princeton, New Jersey 08540 USA

Language(s) of material:

English.

Storage note:

This collection is stored onsite at the Mudd Manuscript Library.

History of Graduate School Records

The earliest form of organized graduate education at Princeton began when President James Carnahan announced the establishment of a Law School in 1846, which awarded its last degree in 1852. Graduate work in a formal sense emerged at Princeton in the 1870s when President James McCosh added new faculty and graduate fellowships. The introduction of graduate work in the sciences came with the opening of the John C. Green School of Science in 1873, offering both masters and doctoral degrees. Princeton's Graduate School, established officially by the Trustees in late 1900, began its operations in the fall of 1901. The School's first dean, Andrew Fleming West, sought to improve the quality of education by insisting on high entrance and academic standards and by creating what he believed to be the proper residential setting, a Graduate College, where the students would learn from one another. Merwick, located on Bayard Lane and provided by benefactor Moses Taylor Pyne in 1905, served as the first residence for graduate students. It housed twelve to fifteen students and served as a dining facility and center of recreation.

Upon her death in 1906, Josephine Thomson Swann, the first benefactor of the Graduate School, bequeathed $275,000 to Princeton for the construction of a Graduate College in her late husband's name. This money allowed Dean West and President Woodrow Wilson to formulate plans for the Graduate School, but controversy came with the building of the Graduate College, which would replace Merwick as a residence for students. West proposed that the College be remotely located, away from the distractions of undergraduate life, while Wilson favored a site near Prospect House. William Cooper Procter, Class of 1883, who contributed funds for what would become Procter Hall, strongly campaigned for the site near the golf links. He offered $500,000 toward the Graduate College, but found Wilson's choice for the site unsuitable and made his offer conditional “upon further understanding that some other site be chosen, which shall be satisfactory to me.” Wilson refused to accept a gift upon such terms, and held tightly to his belief that West could not succeed in his plan to locate the Graduate College at the golf links, away from the “existing life of the University.” Although Wilson had the support of the faculty and a majority of the trustees, Procter still insisted on his conditions.

After weighing the options, Howard Crosby Butler, the first Master-in-Residence of the Graduate College, agreed with West that a Graduate College apart from the undergraduates was wise based on his “practical experience with the group of graduate students at Merwick.” Isaac Chauncey Wyman, Class of 1848, who came to side with Dean West and William Cooper Procter, left the bulk of his estate, initially estimated at two million dollars, to the Graduate College, and it was this that ultimately settled the question of its location. In his report to the trustees, Wilson finally accepted West's plan for the location and acceded to Procter's conditions. Once the site controversy was settled, architect Ralph Adams Cram, the “high priest” of American Collegiate Gothic, designed the College as a complex consisting of a quadrangle, the Pyne Memorial Tower for the residence of the Master of the College, and the great hall, Procter Hall, which became known for its stained glass windows, carved timber ceiling, and pipe organ. A “collegiate” lifestyle developed at the Graduate College, with recreation, lectures, and meals together in Procter Hall. The Graduate College provided graduate students with a communal life outside of the classrooms and laboratories.

World War I radically changed the character of the nascent Graduate School as students left for war service, and the Graduate College was leased to the military for training naval officers. Until 1922, the Graduate School had limited its enrollment to 200 degree candidates. Several departments, such as history, English, and chemistry, felt increased pressure to admit students beyond the 1922 quotas. By 1932, under Dean Augustus Trowbridge (1928-1933), enrollment was raised to 250, but it was not until the administration of Dean Hugh Stott Taylor (1945-1958), that the upper limit was finally removed. With increased research funds in math and sciences came assistantships for students. By World War II, Dean Luther Eisenhart (1933-1945), who had come on board during the Depression, had given the Graduate School a new sense of mission and increased claim to excellence. He changed doctoral regulations, redefined master's degrees, and created scholarships.

As World War II wound down and enrollment began strongly increasing again, the Graduate School faced a housing crisis, especially for married students. Married veterans and their families moved into what were at one time army barracks, the Butler Apartments, on Harrison Street. The shape of graduate education in the postwar years became a major interest, and Dean Taylor oversaw the postwar expansion of the Graduate School. He added new doctoral programs and brought alumni more fully into the University family through the creation of the Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni. The establishment of the Forrestal Campus in 1951, which included the Plasma Physics Laboratory and a particle accelerator, helped cement Princeton's reputation as a world-class institution in the study of physics

Under Dean Donald Hamilton (1958-1965), the enrollment of the Graduate School continued to increase steadily. The fellowship budget grew, as did the number of interdisciplinary programs. Princeton admitted its first woman graduate student as a special case in 1961, and in 1968 the Graduate School's doors were officially opened to women. Throughout the 1960s, the recruitment of minorities, especially African Americans, grew. Toward the end of the 1960s, with the global political climate changing, Princeton, like other graduate schools, felt increasing pressure to admit more students from other nations.

After weathering Vietnam War protests in the 1970s, the Graduate School faced further problems with funding, particularly in the humanities. Budget cuts served to reshape the Graduate School's demography, financing, programs, and morale through to the early 1990s. Steady growth throughout the latter part of the decade, however, can be attributed to doctoral students remaining enrolled in extended programs in order to conduct sophisticated research, acquire foreign languages and study in foreign countries, among other things. In the 1980s and 1990s, the Graduate School saw more specialties in academic departments and the establishment of focused research institutes and centers, as well as a strong exchange program with peer institutions.

Deans of the Graduate School

• Andrew Fleming West (1901-1928)
• Augustus Trowbridge (1928-1933)
• Luther Pfahler Eisenhart (1933-1945)
• Sir Hugh Stott Taylor (1945-1958)
• Donald Ross Hamilton (1958-1965)
• Colin Stephenson Pittendrigh (1965-1969)
• Aaron Lemonick (1969-1973)
• Alvin B. Kernan (1973-1977)
• Nina G. Garsoian (1977-1979)
• Theodore J. Ziolkowski (1979-1992)
• Albert Raboteau (1992-1993)
• John F. Wilson (1994- )

Description

The Graduate School Records consist of minutes, correspondence, reports, writings, applications, surveys, and memoranda, as well as forms, course listings, and information on examinations and fees. The Deans' subject files make up a large part of the collection. Dean Andrew Fleming West's records, including his writings, correspondence, and in particular his scrapbooks, make up a substantial portion of this collection as well.

Arrangement

Organized into the following series:

• Series 1: Faculty Committee on the Graduate School:
• Subseries 1A: Minutes, 1887-1960
• Subseries 1B: Memoranda to Committee Members, 1949-1961
• Subseries 1C: Reports to Faculty, 1908-1969
• Subseries 1D: PhD Examinations and Fees, 1895-1916
• Series 2: Andrew Fleming West Records:
• Subseries 2A: Correspondence, 1870-1943
• Subseries 2B:Writings and Speeches, 1895-1934
• Series 3: Deans' Subject Files, 1895-1993
• Series 4: Printed Material:
• Subseries 4A: Deans' Reports to Trustees, 1901-1933
• Subseries 4B: Admission to Residence, 1914-1940
• Subseries 4C: Forms, 1900-1972
• Subseries 4D: Pamphlets/Ephemera, 1878-1979
• Series 5: The Princeton Graduate School: A History, 1967-1978
• Series 6: Course Lists, 1933-1952
• Series 7: Graduate College Site Controversy Collection:
• Subseries 7A: West Chronology, undated
• Subseries 7B: Correspondence, Memoranda, 1896-1916
• Subseries 7C: Scrapbooks, 1910-1913
• Series 8: Post-2000 Acessions, 1949-2005
• Subseries 8A: Admissions and Enrollment, 1949-1994
• Subseries 8B: Events, 1986-1998
• Subseries 8C: Programs, 1968-1999
• Subseries 8D: Subject Files, 1971-2005

Access and Use

Access

Portions of the collection are restricted. See contents list for details.

Restrictions on Use and Copyright Information

Single photocopies may be made for research purposes. Permission to publish material from the collection must be requested from the University Archivist. Copyright is held by the Trustees of Princeton University.

Acquisition and Appraisal

Provenance and Acquisition

Most of these records have been transferred to the Archives from the Dean of the Graduate School since 1970. Portions of Series 7 have been part of the Library's manuscript collections for some time.

Related Materials

Related Work

The Princeton Graduate School: A History by Willard Thorp, Minor Myers, Jr., and Jeremiah Stanton Finch. With a new chapter by James L. Axtell. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2000.

Processing and Other Information

Processing Information

This collection was processed by Tom Rosko and Ben Primer in 1997. Additional materials processed by Pete Asch in 2008. Finding aid written by Tom Rosko, Ben Primer in 1997.

Descriptive Rules Used

Finding aid content adheres to that prescribed by Describing Archives: A Content Standard.

Encoding

Machine-readable finding aid encoded in EAD 2002 by Techbooks and Cristela García-Spitz on December 29, 2006.

Finding aid written in English.

Preferred Citation

Identification of specific item; Date (if known); Graduate School Records, Box and Folder Number; University Archives, Department of Rare Books and Special Collections, Princeton University Library.

Subject Headings

These materials have been indexed in the Princeton University Library online catalog using the following terms. Those seeking related materials should search under these terms.

• Princeton University. -- Administration.
• Princeton University. Graduate school -- History.
• Princeton University. Graduate college -- History.
• Minutes.
• Memoranda.
• Correspondence.
• Speeches.
• Reports.
• Scrapbooks.

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Contents List

1. Series 1, Faculty Committee on the Graduate School Records, 1887-1969 Series Description The Faculty Committee on the Graduate School, earlier termed the Committee on University Degrees and Fellowships (1887-1895) and the Committee on the Graduate Department (1898-1904) serves as the principal governing body for the Graduate School. Since 1910 there have been individual representatives from each department on the Committee. The Committee's activities include approval of courses and catalog information, sanctioning of fellowships and degrees, establishing qualifications for degrees, distribution of fees to faculty for service as readers, determining admission and residency policies, creating new degree programs, and coordinating requests for graduate-level course work by undergraduates and students at Princeton Theological Seminary. Of special value in this series are the statistical reports by the various deans found in the committee minutes. These include information on the number of graduate students taking various courses each semester, and admission data on applicants and those admitted which includes undergraduate schools represented and geographical distribution of the students. This series is divided into four subseries: minutes (1887-1960); memoranda to the Committee (1949-1961); reports to the faculty (1908-1969), and PhD examinations and fees (1895-1916). (Similar entries can be found in the minutes for 1887-1894.)

2. Subseries 1A, Minutes, 1887-1960 Subseries Arrangement Chronological

3. Minutes, 1887-1891 [includes applications for degrees and results of preliminary, oral, and language exams]

   Box 1, Folder 1

4. Minutes, 1890-1894 [includes fees, non-resident candidates, regulations and formulas for degrees in Latin]

   Box 1, Folder 2

5. Loose material removed from previous volume, 1890-1894

   Box 1, Folder 3

6. Minutes, 1895-1911

   Box 1, Folder 4-8

7. Minutes, 1911-1916

   Box 2, Folder 1-5

8. Minutes, 1916-1922

   Box 3, Folder 1-6

9. Minutes, 1922-1926

   Box 4, Folder 1-4

10. Minutes, 1926-1930

    Box 5, Folder 1-4

11. Minutes 1930-1932

    Box 6, Folder 1-2

12. Loose Material from previous volume, 1931-1932

    Box 6, Folder 3

13. Minutes, 1932-1933

    Box 6, Folder 4

14. Minutes, 1933-1934 [includes index for 1933-1935]

    Box 6, Folder 5

15. Minutes, 1934-1935

    Box 7, Folder 1

16. Minutes, 1935-1937 [includes index for 1935-1937]

    Box 7, Folder 2-3

17. Minutes, 1937-1939 [includes index for 1937-1939]

    Box 7, Folder 4-5

18. Minutes, 1939-1941 [includes index for 1939-1941]

    Box 7, Folder 6-7

19. Minutes, 1941-1943 [includes index for 1941-1943]

    Box 7, Folder 8-9

20. Minutes, 1943-1944

    Box 7, Folder 10

21. Minutes, 1944-1953

    Box 8, Folder 1-9

22. Minutes, 1953-1960

    Box 9, Folder 1-7

23. Subseries 1B, Memoranda to Committee Members, 1949-1961 Subseries Arrangement Chronological

24. Memoranda to Members of the Committee, 1949-1956, 1959-1961

    Box 10, Folder 1

25. Subseries 1C, Reports to the Faculty, 1908-1969 Subseries Arrangement Chronological

26. Reports to the Faculty, 1908-1946

    Box 10, Folder 2-11

27. Reports to the Faculty, 1947-1954, 1960-1961, 1969

    Box 11, Folder 1-4

28. Subseries 1D, PhD Examinations and Fees, 1895-1916 Subseries Arrangement Chronological

29. PhD Examinations and Fees, 1895-1916 [see volumes 1&2 of Minutes for similar records]

    Box 11, Folder 5-6

30. Series 2, Andrew Fleming West Records, 1870-1943, Series Description This series includes two subseries: correspondence, and writings and speeches. The correspondence is arranged chronologically. It contains letters, memos, and telegrams to and from West and also items on which he was copied. The writings and speeches are arranged alphabetically. They consist of the manuscript copies and do not include West's published versions which can be located in Series 4, Printed Material or in the Faculty and Alumni Offprints Collection (AC-121). West's correspondence consists of both his official Princeton University-related correspondence while Dean of the Graduate School and his personal correspondence. It provides wonderful insight into the development of the Graduate School and the building of the Graduate College. Included is correspondence related to students seeking information on admission and the awarding of degrees; discussions with other prominent educators regarding the role of classics in education, qualifications of graduate students, and the function of graduate education in America; exchanges between West, University President Woodrow Wilson, Trustee Moses Taylor Pyne, benefactor William C. Procter, architects Cram and Goodhue, and others regarding the proper location for the Graduate College (see also Series 1, 3, 4, and 7); the bequest of Isaac C. Wyman, Class of 1848, which provided sufficient funds for the University to build the Graduate College where West preferred, and the dispensation of the will; the construction and dedication of the Graduate College; and the day-to-day workings of the Graduate School. West's more personal correspondence includes letters to and from family members, birthday greetings from well-wishers, and insurance policies. Speeches consist of addresses given at testimonial dinners, conferences, and gatherings of college alumni. West's writings cover a variety of topics including discussion of classics, college education, and drafts of reports to the Princeton University Board of Trustees. This section also includes lyrics and poetry. The material in this series constitutes the bulk of West's personal papers. There is no separate manuscript collection, although some West correspondence can be found in the General Manuscripts Collection located in the Manuscripts Division at Princeton's Firestone Library.

31. Subseries 2A, Correspondence, 1870-1943 Subseries Arrangement Chronological

32. Correspondence, undated, 1870, 1881, 1893-1903, Apr

    Box 12, Folder 1-10

33. Correspondence, 1903, May-1905, Mar

    Box 13, Folder 1-9

34. Correspondence, 1905, Apr-1909

    Box 14, Folder 1-10

35. Correspondence, 1910-1912

    Box 15, Folder 1-10

36. Correspondence, 1913-1918

    Box 16, Folder 1-7

37. Correspondence, 1919-1930

    Box 17, Folder 1-12

38. Correspondence, 1931-1943

    Box 18, Folder 1-2

39. Subseries 2B, Writings and Speeches, 1895-1934 Subseries Arrangement Alphabetical

40. American Philological Association, The Committee of Twelve, 1895

    Box 18, Folder 3

41. Birthday Remarks (Nassau Club), 1934

    Box 18, Folder 4

42. Do the Classics Keep Students from Princeton?, undated

    Box 18, Folder 5

43. Early Christian Latin Literature, undated

    Box 18, Folder 6

44. Education as a Career, undated

    Box 18, Folder 7

45. Frank Miles Day: A Remembrance, undated

    Box 18, Folder 8

46. The Genius of Horace, undated

    Box 18, Folder 9

47. Good Taste in our Buildings, undated

    Box 18, Folder 10

48. The Graduate School, 1926

    Box 18, Folder 11

49. Hibben, John Grier, Dinner, 1932

    Box 18, Folder 12

50. Hibben, John Grier, Memorial Service, 1933

    Box 18, Folder 13

51. Hill School, undated

    Box 18, Folder 14

52. Honorary Degrees: Presentations for Bernstorff, Foch, Harding, Mercier, 1919-1922

    Box 18, Folder 15

53. The Humanities after the War, 1918

    Box 18, Folder 16

54. Marquand, Allan, Remarks at a Memorial Meeting, 1924

    Box 18, Folder 17

55. Miscellaneous, 1901-1934

    Box 18, Folder 18

56. Mr. Cleveland in Princeton, undated

    Box 18, Folder 19

57. Mr. Dooley on the Fitz-Randolph Gates, undated

    Box 18, Folder 20

58. Nassau Hall inscription and a diploma, 1918-1919

    Box 18, Folder 21

59. New Intelligence Test, undated

    Box 18, Folder 22

60. Our Educational Birthright (Johnstown, Pennsylvania), 1917

    Box 18, Folder 23

61. Our Use of English, undated

    Box 18, Folder 24

62. Poetry

    Box 18, Folder 25

63. Patriotic Tradition of Princeton, undated

    Box 18, Folder 26

64. Report to Board (Manuscript), 1927

    Box 18, Folder 27

65. Report to Board (Manuscript), 1928

    Box 18, Folder 28

66. Richard de Bury: The Ending of the Middle Ages, 1913

    Box 18, Folder 29

67. Right Road, The (Boston University), 1923

    Box 18, Folder 30

68. Short Talks on College Studies II, undated

    Box 18, Folder 31

69. Short Talks on College Studies IV, undated

    Box 18, Folder 32

70. Short Talks on College Studies V, undated

    Box 18, Folder 33

71. The Triple Cheer (words and music), undated

    Box 18, Folder 34

72. Tulane University, undated

    Box 18, Folder 35

73. Virgil, Preface re: undated

    Box 18, Folder 36

74. Yale Alumni of Hartford, undated

    Box 18, Folder 37

75. Series 3, Deans' Subject Files, 1895-1993 Series Description This series contains correspondence, memoranda, minutes, reports, articles, and clippings primarily from the 1930s to the 1960s. These records encompass the tenures of Deans Andrew Fleming West, Augustus Trowbridge, Luther P. Eisenhart, Hugh Stott Taylor, Donald Ross Hamilton, and Colin S. Pittendrigh and also include one report from 1980. For the most part, the series consists of subject files maintained by the Office of the Dean of the Graduate School. The bulk of these files were kept as a record series that overlapped the terms of the new and old deans; however some records of Dean West, Dean Hamilton and Dean Pittendrigh were kept separately. Deans Hamilton and Pittendrigh's records were integrated into the other Dean's files, while Dean West's records have been kept as a separate series (See Series 2). This was done because West's papers had been partially processed and consisted of chronologically organized correspondence files and writings while Deans Hamilton and Pittendrigh's files consisted primarily of subject files. Files in this series are arranged alphabetically by subject. Subjects from the early days of the Graduate School include Merwick, the first graduate student residence, and reminiscences of what it was like living there; the Carillon housed in Cleveland Tower and decisions about its purchase and construction; and the Wyman bequest, including an original copy of the will of Isaac C. Wyman who bequeathed his entire estate for the enhancement of the Graduate School. For more information relating to the initial years of the Graduate School researchers should consult Series 1, 2, 4, and 7 as well. Other subjects covered in this series include the Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni (APGA) and the educational conferences it held from 1949 to 1964; various committees such as the Committee on Computer Science and the Inter-University Committee on Travel Grants which supported “university-administered study and research-related travel in exchange with the Soviet Union and the countries of East Central Europe;” student housing deficiencies; departmental surveys; fellowships; travel grants; and the Loan Fund which was a general term for both Princeton-generated and foundation-generated funding. There are also correspondence files for individuals such as President Robert F. Goheen and Treasurer Ricardo Mestres. This series contains a good deal of information related to post-World War II expansion and the influx of graduate students via the G.I. Bill and through extended learning programs sponsored by the U.S. Armed Forces. Files include correspondence with representatives of the various branches of the U.S. Armed Forces and the Veteran's Administration and memoranda from professors concerned about the qualifications of candidates. There are records related to foreign students and assorted programs of international exchange, including the U.S. Department of State Exchange Visitor Program and the Russian Exchange in the early 1960s which give insight into the Cold War anxiety that existed at the time. This series also contains material regarding immigration, from the 1920s to the 1950s and concerns about the credentials of foreign applicants. Material related to the Graduate College is organized under this primary heading and consists of subjects related to the physical buildings and land of the Graduate School and their upkeep. Included are items pertaining to dedication ceremonies, physical planning, space layout, parking, furnishings and decorations, and room assignments. There is also material on the House Committee, which is the student governing body for the Graduate College. One should also consult the Grounds and Buildings records and the Historical Photograph Collection, Grounds and Buildings Series, in the Princeton University Archives for other files relating to the Graduate College. This series also contains material related to World War I and World War II. There is correspondence during World War I to Howard Crosby Butler, Master-in-Residence of the College, from servicemen who were former students of the Graduate School. During World War II Mrs. Luther P. Eisenhart, the Dean's wife, sent out a monthly newsletter to all former graduate students serving in the Armed Forces. She received many letters and postcards in response, and both the newsletters and responses are represented in this series. There is also correspondence between Dean Eisenhart and various branches of the armed forces regarding military training programs at Princeton. Researchers should note that some material in this series has been restricted for 75 years from date of creation of the record. Such material includes student academic and financial records, which were mixed in with correspondence. Series Arrangement Alphabetical

76. Account of Expenses, 1900-1920

    Box 19, Folder 1-3

77. Admissions, 1964-1966

    Box 19, Folder 4

78. Admissions: Materials, 1965

    Box 19, Folder 5

79. Admissions: Quotas, 1960-1965

    Box 19, Folder 6

80. African Travel Grants, 1958-1960

    Box 19, Folder 7

81. Afro-American Applicants, 1967-1968

    Box 19, Folder 8

82. American Council on Education, 1928-1960

    Box 19, Folder 9

83. American School of Classical Studies in Rome, 1900-1901, undated

    Box 19, Folder 10

84. Armstrong, James I., 1961-1964

    Box 19, Folder 11

85. Assistantships, 1961-1966

    Box 20, Folder 1

86. Association of American Universities, 1951-1960

    Box 20, Folder 2

87. Association of Graduate Schools, 1964

    Box 20, Folder 3

88. Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni, 1948-1965

    Box 20, Folder 4-6

89. Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni: Alumni Trustees, 1962-1964

    Box 20, Folder 7

90. Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni: Board Membership, 1949-1965

    Box 20, Folder 8

91. Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni Bulletin, 1965-1970

    Box 20, Folder 9

92. Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni: Conference (First), 1949-1950

    Box 20, Folder 10

93. Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni: Conference (Second), 1951

    Box 20, Folder 11

94. Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni: Conference (Third), 1952-1953

    Box 21, Folder 1

95. Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni: Conference (Fourth), 1953-1954

    Box 21, Folder 2

96. Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni: Conference (Fifth), 1955

    Box 21, Folder 3

97. Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni: Conference (Sixth), 1956-1957

    Box 21, Folder 4

98. Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni: Conference (Seventh), 1958-1960

    Box 21, Folder 5

99. Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni: Conference (Eighth), 1959-1960

    Box 21, Folder 6

100. Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni: Conference (Ninth), 1960-1961

     Box 21, Folder 7

101. Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni: Conference (Tenth), 1962

     Box 21, Folder 8

102. Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni: Conference (Eleventh), 1963

     Box 21, Folder 9

103. Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni: Conference (Twelth), 1963-1964

     Box 21, Folder 10

104. Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni: Constitution and By-Laws, 1949-1962

     Box 21, Folder 11

105. Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni: Department Newsletter, 1962-1963

     Box 21, Folder 12

106. Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni: Financial Statements, 1952, 1957-1968

     Box 21, Folder 13

107. Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni: Lectures, 1962-1965

     Box 21, Folder 14

108. Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni: Membership Newsletters, 1952-1966

     Box 21, Folder 15

109. Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni: Minutes of Meetings, 1950-1965

     Box 21, Folder 16

110. Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni: Minutes, Programs, Correspondence (Vols. 1-2), 1949-1955

     Box 21, Folder 17-18

111. Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni: Minutes, Programs, Correspondence (Vol. 3), 1954-1957

     Box 22, Folder 1

112. Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni: Press Releases, 1949-1974

     Box 22, Folder 2

113. Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni: Recruitment of Students, 1954-1956

     Box 22, Folder 3

114. Bartol Foundation, 1962

     Box 22, Folder 4

115. Bulgarian, Czechoslovakian, and Hungarian Exchange, 1962

     Box 22, Folder 5

116. Butler, Howard Crosby, 1922-1925

     Box 22, Folder 6

117. Butler Tract Newspaper: “The Project Forum," 1963-1964

     Box 22, Folder 7

118. Carillon, 1924-1941

     Box 22, Folder 8-10

119. Carillon: Blueprints, 1926

     Box 22, Folder 11

120. Carillon: “Capriccio 3,” Sheet Music, 1993

     Box 22, Folder 12

121. Carnegie-Cleveland Correspondence, 1908

     Box 22, Folder 13

122. Columbia University, 1961-1962

     Box 23, Folder 1

123. Committee on Computer Sciences, 1965-1967

     Box 23, Folder 2

124. Committee on Educational Programs, 1965-1967

     Box 23, Folder 3

125. Committee on the Future: Scholarly Exchanges and Relations with the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, 1970-1980

     Box 23, Folder 4

126. Committee on International Exchange of Persons, 1967-1968

     Box 23, Folder 5

127. Computer Center Advisory Council, 1966-1968

     Box 23, Folder 6

128. Computer Center: Personnel Search (Dean Pittendrigh's Notes), circa 1966

     Box 23, Folder 7

129. Coordinating Committee on Foreign and International Affairs: Five-Year Plan, 1965-1966

     Box 23, Folder 8

130. Council on Human Relations, 1963

     Box 23, Folder 9

131. Council on Life Sciences, 1966-1969, undated

     Box 23, Folder 10-11

132. Deans: Evolution of Various Deanships in Princeton University, undated

     Box 23, Folder 12

133. Doctoral Degree Programs, undated

     Box 23, Folder 13

134. Educational Testing Service, undated

     Box 23, Folder 14

135. Falk Report: Monitoring of Research Instruments in the Behavioral Sciences, 1966

     Box 23, Folder 15

136. Fellowships, 1919, 1923-1924, 1934, 1962, undated

     Box 23, Folder 16

137. Fellowships: Fulbright Program, 1954

     Box 24, Folder 1

138. Fellowships: Hazel Hopkins Ford Summer Fellowships, 1963-1964

     Box 24, Folder 2

139. Fellowships: History Fellowship Package Negotiation, 1964-1965

     Box 24, Folder 3

140. Fellowships: Income by Department, 1959-1963

     Box 24, Folder 4

141. Fellowships: Lists, 1904-1905, 1906-1952

     Box 24, Folder 5-6

142. Fellowships: Princeton Fellowships at Harvard, 1921-1955

     Box 24, Folder 7

143. Fellowships: Social Science Research Council, 1927-1963

     Box 24, Folder 8

144. Fellowships: Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship, 1952-1965

     Box 24, Folder 9-10

145. Financial Assistance for Graduate Students, 1958

     Box 24, Folder 11

146. Financing Graduate Education in the Eighties, 1983

     Box 25, Folder 1

147. Food Services, 1963-1966

     Box 25, Folder 2

148. Foreign Languages, 1961

     Box 25, Folder 3

149. Foreign Students: Belgian American Educational Foundation, 1920-1960

     Box 25, Folder 4

150. Foreign Students: Credentials Evaluation, undated

     Box 25, Folder 5

151. Foreign Students: English Language Program, 1960-1967

     Box 25, Folder 6

152. Foreign Students: English Speaking Union, 1949-1961

     Box 25, Folder 7-8

153. Foreign Students: Financial Aid, 1963

     Box 25, Folder 9

154. Foreign Students: Indian Applicants, 1962-1963

     Box 25, Folder 10

155. Foreign Students: Information Sheets, 1962-1967

     Box 25, Folder 11

156. Foreign Students: International Hospitality Committee, 1956-1967

     Box 25, Folder 12

157. Foreign Students: Lists, 1961-1965

     Box 25, Folder 13

158. Former Students: Listing, 1916

     Box 26, Folder 1

159. Fund for the Advancement of Education, 1951-1956

     Box 26, Folder 2

160. General Exam Reports, 1960-1963

     Box 26, Folder 3

161. General Information Form Letters, 1957-1969

     Box 26, Folder 4

162. German Course, 1948-1951

     Box 26, Folder 5

163. Goheen, Robert F., 1957-1963

     Box 26, Folder 6

164. Goheen, Robert F.: The Course Ahead II, 1964

     Box 26, Folder 7

165. Graduate Annex: Cash Book, 1908-1911

     Box 26, Folder 8

166. Graduate Center for Science and Technology in New Jersey, 1965

     Box 26, Folder 9

167. Graduate Club, The, 1895-1904

     Box 26, Folder 10

168. Graduate College, 1923-1966

     Box 27, Folder 1-2

169. Graduate College: Armour and Pictures - Clarke Collection, 1911-1931, 1954

     Box 27, Folder 3

170. Graduate College: Ballard Todd Associates (Architects), 1959-1963

     Box 27, Folder 4

171. Graduate College: Critique by West and Butler of Prospect Site Plans, 1909

     Box 27, Folder 5

172. Graduate College: Cleveland Tower Visitor's Register, 1914, 1933-1947

     Box 27, Folder 6

173. Graduate College: Dedication, 1913-1914

     Box 27, Folder 7

174. Graduate College: Dedication Address of Boutroux, M. Emile, 1913

     Box 27, Folder 8

175. Graduate College: Dedication Clippings, 1913

     Box 27, Folder 9

176. Graduate College: Dedication Scrapbook, 1913

     Box 27, Folder 10

177. Graduate College: Dedication of New Buildings, 1963-1964

     Box 27, Folder 11

178. Graduate College: Gowns, 1953

     Box 27, Folder 12

179. Graduate College: Grounds and Buildings, 1959-1964

     Box 28, Folder 1

180. Graduate College: House Committee, 1949-1966

     Box 28, Folder 2

181. Graduate College: House Committee: Minutes, 1916-1932

     Box 28, Folder 3

182. Graduate College: House Committee: Record Book of Expenses and Receipts, 1916-1962

     Box 28, Folder 4

183. Graduate College: House Committee: Treasurer Records, 1930-1941

     Box 28, Folder 5

184. Graduate College: Little Willie Ceremony, 1920-1921

     Box 28, Folder 6

185. Graduate College: Maintenance Expenses, 1930

     Box 28, Folder 7

186. Graduate College: Master's Duties, undated

     Box 28, Folder 8

187. Graduate College: Parking Lot, 1959-1964

     Box 28, Folder 9

188. Graduate College: Proctor Hall Recitals, 1932-1933

     Box 28, Folder 10

189. Graduate College: Paintings, 1937-1961

     Box 28, Folder 11

190. Graduate College: Reference Library, 1923, 1934-1940

     Box 28, Folder 12

191. Graduate College: Residence Resolutions, 1913

     Box 29, Folder 1

192. Graduate College: Room Questionaires, 1959, 1962

     Box 29, Folder 2

193. Graduate College: Rooms, 1913-1914

     Box 29, Folder 3

194. Graduate College: Wednesday Evening Forum Speakers, 1951-1952

     Box 29, Folder 4

195. Graduate College: Women Guests for Meals, 1949

     Box 29, Folder 5

196. Graduate Record Exam, 1940-1965

     Box 29, Folder 6

197. Graduate Student Attitudes toward Financial and Other Selected Aspects of Graduate Education at Princeton, 1961

     Box 29, Folder 7

198. Graduate Students as Teachers, 1950

     Box 29, Folder 8

199. Graduate Students Rights and Privileges, 1967-1968

     Box 29, Folder 9

200. Hamilton, Donald: Admissions and Fellowships, 1959

     Box 29, Folder 10

201. Hamilton, Donald: Correspondence, 1957-1964

     Box 29, Folder 11

202. Hamilton, Donald: Fellowships, 1958-1960

     Box 29, Folder 12

203. Hamilton, Donald: Language Requirements, 1959-1960

     Box 29, Folder 13

204. Hamilton, Donald: Loan Fund, 1957-1958

     Box 29, Folder 14

205. Hamilton, Donald: National Science Foundation Fellowships, 1958-1959

     Box 29, Folder 15

206. Hamilton, Donald: Poconos, 1958-1959

     Box 29, Folder 16

207. Hamilton, Donald: Statistics, 1958-1961

     Box 29, Folder 17

208. Handbill Incident, 1962

     Box 30, Folder 1

209. Harvard University, 1954-1964

     Box 30, Folder 2

210. Health Services, 1965-1970

     Box 30, Folder 3

211. Hibben, John Grier, 1929-1931

     Box 30, Folder 4

212. History of the Graduate School, undated

     Box 30, Folder 5

213. Holden, Arthur C., Class of 1912 Reunion, 1962-1963

     Box 30, Folder 6

214. Humanities Council, 1964

     Box 30, Folder 7

215. Hutty Print of Dean West, 1933-1934

     Box 30, Folder 8

216. Institute for Defense Analysis, 1967-1968

     Box 30, Folder 9

217. Instructor's Reports, 1934-1941

     Box 30, Folder 10

218. Inter-University Committee on Travel Grants, 1958-1968

     Box 30, Folder 11-13

219. Language Requirement, 1914, 1955-1966

     Box 30, Folder 14-15

220. Loan Fund, 1959-1969

     Box 31, Folder 1

221. Loan Fund: Ford Foundation Engineering Students, 1959-1968

     Box 31, Folder 2

222. Loan Fund: Reports, 1933-1970

     Box 31, Folder 3

223. Loan Fund: National Defense Education Act, 1959-1969

     Box 31, Folder 4

224. Loan Fund: Woodrow Wilson School, 1970-1971

     Box 31, Folder 5

225. Loyalty Oath, 1966-1967

     Box 31, Folder 6

226. Matriculation Book, 1897-1900

     Box 31, Folder 7

227. McGhee, George: The Promise of Princeton's Near East Program, 1961

     Box 31, Folder 8

228. Merwick, 1904-1915, undated

     Box 31, Folder 9-10

229. Mestres, Ricardo A., 1955-1965

     Box 31, Folder 11

230. National Academy of Science, 1962-1965

     Box 32, Folder 1

231. National Science Foundation Conference on Cooperative and Summer Fellowships, 1959-1960

     Box 32, Folder 2

232. New Jersey Department of Education, 1952-1965

     Box 32, Folder 3

233. Numerical Science Interdepartmental Graduate Program, 1963

     Box 32, Folder 4

234. Peace Corps, 1963

     Box 32, Folder 5

235. Pittendrigh, Colin S., 1966-1968

     Box 32, Folder 6

236. Plasma Physics Review Committee, 1961-1964

     Box 32, Folder 7

237. Policy Committee Agenda, 1963-1964

     Box 32, Folder 8

238. Princeton Club of New York, 1965-1966

     Box 32, Folder 9

239. Program in Science in Human Affairs, 1966-1967

     Box 32, Folder 10

240. Project Research and Development, 1953, 1958-1959

     Box 32, Folder 11

241. Public Health Service on Human Subjects, 1966-1967

     Box 32, Folder 12

242. Pyne, Moses Taylor: Death of, 1921

     Box 32, Folder 13

243. Registration Notices, 1950-1965

     Box 32, Folder 14

244. Russian Exchange, 1960-1963

     Box 32, Folder 15

245. Russian Exchange: Conference, 1960

     Box 32, Folder 16

246. Russian Summer Program, 1961

     Box 33, Folder 1

247. Rutgers University Program, 1963-1965

     Box 33, Folder 2

248. Schedule of Business, 1929

     Box 33, Folder 3

249. Seminary Reports, 1901-1904

     Box 33, Folder 4

250. Seven Dwarfs, 1959-1965

     Box 33, Folder 5

251. Statistics Concerning Students and Courses, 1909-1910, 1912-1926, 1956-1957

     Box 33, Folder 6

252. Students' Automobiles, 1961-1964

     Box 33, Folder 7

253. Students' Grades, 1953-1966

     Box 33, Folder 8

254. Students' Housing, 1923-1936, 1949-1968

     Box 33, Folder 9-11

255. Summary Report to the President, The Graduate School, 1958-1965 1965

     Box 33, Folder 12

256. Summer Studies, 1964-1965

     Box 33, Folder 13

257. Survey of Departments, 1958

     Box 34, Folder 1

258. Teaching Loads Survey, 1966

     Box 34, Folder 2

259. Thorpe Survey, 1957-1958

     Box 34, Folder 3

260. Trustee Action, 1912-1958

     Box 34, Folder 4

261. Tuition Remission, 1954-1957

     Box 34, Folder 5

262. Undergraduates Taking Graduate Courses, 1932, 1960-1962

     Box 34, Folder 6-7

263. University College of Addis Ababa, 1954

     Box 34, Folder 8

264. University Research Board, 1958-1964

     Box 34, Folder 9

265. University Research Committee: Reports on Grants, 1947-1948

     Box 34, Folder 10

266. University Research Committee: Research Projects of Public Affairs 520 (Woodrow Wilson School) 1949

     Box 34, Folder 11

267. University Research Committee: Survey of Grants (1947-1952), 1953-1955

     Box 34, Folder 12

268. University Research Fund Grants, 1938-1958

     Box 34, Folder 13

269. U.S. Air Force Officers, 1946-1965

     Box 35, Folder 1

270. U.S. Army Officers, 1948-1966

     Box 35, Folder 2

271. U.S. Army Officers: Nuclear Physics, 1948-1951

     Box 35, Folder 3

272. U.S. Army Officers: Oriental Languages, 1947-1952

     Box 35, Folder 4

273. U.S. Army Officers: Physics, 1945-1949

     Box 35, Folder 5

274. U.S. Army Officers: Politics, 1947-1957

     Box 35, Folder 6

275. U.S. Department of Justice: Immigration and Naturalization Service, 1924-1957

     Box 35, Folder 7

276. U.S. Department of State: Chinese and Korean Students, 1949-1955

     Box 35, Folder 8

277. U.S. Department of State: Exchange Visitor Program, 1945-1964

     Box 36, Folder 1

278. U.S. Department of State: Exchange Visitor Program, 1965-1967

     Box 36, Folder 2

279. U.S. Military Student Contracts, 1948-1966

     Box 36, Folder 3

280. U.S. National Research Council, 1918-1941

     Box 36, Folder 4

281. U.S. Navy Officers, 1946-1966

     Box 36, Folder 5

282. U.S. Veterans Administration, 1944-1959

     Box 36, Folder 6

283. U.S. Veterans Administration: Registration and Course Cards, 1958-1959

     Box 36, Folder 7

284. Visiting Committees Reports, 1957, 1959

     Box 36, Folder 8

285. Visiting Fellow and Student Policy, 1961-1965

     Box 36, Folder 9

286. Washington University Professors: Fired, 1949

     Box 36, Folder 10

287. Westminister Choir College, 1960-1961

     Box 36, Folder 11

288. Women Graduate Students, 1962-1969

     Box 37, Folder 1

289. World War I: Correspondence (B-Y), 1917-1920, 1923

     Box 37, Folder 2-4

290. World War I: Graduate College, 1918-1919

     Box 37, Folder 5

291. World War I: War Records, 1918

     Box 37, Folder 6

292. World War II: Army Air Forces - Correspondence, 1942-1943

     Box 37, Folder 7

293. World War II: Army Exchange School at Graduate College, 1942-1944

     Box 37, Folder 8

294. World War II: Army Services Correspondence, 1942-1945

     Box 37, Folder 9

295. World War II: Army Signal Corps, 1942-1943

     Box 37, Folder 10

296. World War II: Army Specialized Training Program, 1943-1944

     Box 37, Folder 11

297. World War II: The Association of American Universities, 1943-1945

     Box 37, Folder 12

298. World War II: Electronics, 1941-1943

     Box 37, Folder 13

299. World War II: Enlisted Reserve Corps, 1941-1943

     Box 37, Folder 14

300. World War II: Mathematics Department, 1943-1944

     Box 37, Folder 15

301. World War II: Navy - Correspondence with Dean Eisenhart, 1941-1945

     Box 37, Folder 16

302. World War II: Navy - Naval Training School - Directory of Staff and Student Officers, 1942-1944

     Box 38, Folder 1

303. World War II: Navy Programs - V-1, V-5, V-7, V-12, 1942-1944

     Box 38, Folder 2

304. World War II: Postwar Planning, 1942-1944

     Box 38, Folder 3

305. World War II: Selective Service System, 1942-1943

     Box 38, Folder 4

306. World War II: War Manpower Commission, 1942-1944

     Box 38, Folder 5

307. World War II: War Service Committee, 1943-1945

     Box 38, Folder 6

308. World War II: Eisenhart Letters to Servicemen, 1943-1945

     Box 38, Folder 7

309. World War II: Eisenhart Letters to Servicemen, 1943-1945 [Mrs. Eisenhart's manuscript]

     Box 38, Folder 8

310. World War II: Letters from Servicemen (A-K), 1943-1947

     Box 38, Folder 9-12

311. World War II: Letters from Servicemen (L-Z, unidentified), 1943-1947

     Box 39, Folder 1-7

312. World War II: Luther P. Eisenhart - World War II Papers (Former Collection), undated

     Box 39, Folder 8

313. Woodrow, R.J., 1960-1962

     Box 39, Folder 9

314. Woodrow Wilson School: Graduate School, 1947-1952

     Box 39, Folder 10

315. Wyman Bequest, 1900, 1916-1917, 1931-1934

     Box 39, Folder 11-13

316. Wyman Bequest: Will of Isaac C. Wyman, 1910

     Box 39, Folder 14

317. Series 4, Printed Material, 1878-1979 Series Description Printed Material is divided into four subseries: Deans' Reports to Trustees (1901-1933), Admission to Residence information (1914-1940), Forms (1900-1972); and Pamphlets and Ephemera (1878-1979). For reports to Trustees after 1940, one may consult the records of the Trustees, provided they are open. All printed material after 1979 is located in the Historical Subject Files (AC-109) under the Graduate School. The pamphlets and ephemera include materials relating to the Graduate College site controversy, the dedication of the Graduate College, regulations, entrance requirements, Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni (APGA) directories, students guides, housing, foreign students, and student rights, rules and responsibilities.

318. Subseries 4A, Deans' Reports to Trustees, 1901-1933 Subseries Arrangement Chronological

319. Deans' Reports to Trustees, 1901-1910, 1915-1933

     Box 40, Folder 1-2

320. Subseries 4B, Admission to Residence, 1914-1940 Subseries Arrangement Chronological

321. Admission to Residence, 1914-1926

     Box 40, Folder 3

322. Admission to Residence , 1927-1940 [Schedule of Charges for Residence]

     Box 40, Folder 4

323. Subseries 4C, Forms, 1900-1972 Subseries Arrangement Chronological

324. Printed Forms, Academic, circa 1900-1972

     Box 40, Folder 5

325. Printed Forms, Notices, etc. re: Residence, 1906-1942

     Box 40, Folder 6

326. Blank Record Books for Students, undated

     Box 40, Folder 7

327. Subseries 4D, Pamphlets/Ephemera, 1878-1979 Subseries Arrangement Chronological

328. Printed Pamphlets and Ephemera, 1878-1909

     Box 40, Folder 8

329. Printed Pamphlets and Ephemera, 1910-1979

     Box 41, Folder 1-8

330. Series 5, The Princeton Graduate School: A History Project Records, 1967-1978 Series Description In 1967 President Robert Goheen asked Professor Willard Thorp to write a history of the Graduate School. After several years of work gathering information and completing the first four chapters, Thorp became ill, and Minor Myers, Jr. was asked to finish the work. By 1975 Myers completed a text consisting of twelve chapters. Outside readers and the Princeton University Press concluded that the work was too lengthy to be printed. At that point the Dean of the Graduate School asked a third individual, Jeremiah Stanton Finch, to edit the draft to a more manageable length. Even Finch's version proved too long, and his Chapters 8 and 9 were also severely truncated. This series includes correspondence relating to this enterprise, Thorp's notes from interviews, the search for information on John Miller's letter to Joseph Henry proposing a “College of Discoverers,” all of the original Thorp/Myers chapters and Chapters 8-9 of the revised Finch draft. Series Arrangement Subject

331. Correspondence, 1967-1978

     Box 42, Folder 1

332. Willard Thorp Interviews, 1967-1969

     Box 42, Folder 2

333. "College of Discoverers," undated

     Box 42, Folder 3

334. Original Willard Thorp and Minor Myers, Jr., 1975 [draft - Chapters 1-12]

     Box 42, Folder 4-10

335. Jeremiah Finch Revised Version - Chapters 8-9, circa 1976 [Chapters 1-7 printed in volume as revised by Finch]

     Box 42, Folder 11

336. Series 6, Course Lists, 1933-1952 Series Description During the period from 1933 to 1952 the Dean maintained this record series that indicates which students took which courses while graduate students at Princeton. While this information is available in each student's academic record, this series provides information arranged by departments that is not available elsewhere. Series Arrangement by Department

337. Course Lists with no or multiple departments, 1935-1947

     Box 43, Folder 1

338. Aeronautical Engineering, 1946-1952

     Box 43, Folder 2

339. Architecture, 1933-1952

     Box 43, Folder 3

340. Art and Archaeology, 1933-1952

     Box 43, Folder 4

341. Astronomy, 1934-1952

     Box 43, Folder 5

342. Biology, 1933-1952

     Box 43, Folder 6

343. Chemical Engineering, 1937-1952

     Box 43, Folder 7

344. Chemistry, 1933-1952

     Box 43, Folder 8

345. Civil Engineering, 1946-1952

     Box 43, Folder 9

346. Classics, 1933-1952

     Box 43, Folder 10

347. Economics, 1933-1952

     Box 43, Folder 11

348. Electrical Engineering, 1937-1952

     Box 43, Folder 12

349. Engineering - Miscellaneous Departments, 1938-1949

     Box 43, Folder 13

350. English, 1933-1952

     Box 43, Folder 14

351. Geological Engineering, 1946-1951

     Box 44, Folder 1

352. Geology, 1933-1952

     Box 44, Folder 2

353. History, 1933-1952

     Box 44, Folder 3

354. Mathematics, 1933-1952

     Box 44, Folder 4

355. Mechanical Engineering, 1946-1952

     Box 44, Folder 5

356. Modern Languages, 1933-1952

     Box 44, Folder 6

357. Music, 1937-1952

     Box 44, Folder 7

358. Oriental Languages and Literatures, 1933-1952

     Box 44, Folder 8

359. Philosophy, 1933-1952

     Box 44, Folder 9

360. Physics, 1933-1952

     Box 44, Folder 10

361. Plastics Program, 1947-1952

     Box 44, Folder 11

362. Politics, 1933-1952

     Box 44, Folder 12

363. Psychology, 1933-1952

     Box 44, Folder 13

364. School of Public and International Affairs, 1945-1952

     Box 44, Folder 14

365. Series 7, Graduate College Site Controversy Collection, 1896-1916 Series Description This series is an artificial collection of materials relating to the Graduate College site controversy during Woodrow Wilson's presidency at Princeton. By and large the collection contains the correspondence of supporters of Dean West, including Wilson Farrand, Bayard Henry, Moses Taylor Pyne and West himself. The three folders of Edward W. Sheldon correspondence provide the views of a Wilson supporter. The series also includes a chronology prepared by Dean West, various clippings files and three scrapbooks organized by West. Other materials relating to the site controversy may be found in Series 1, 2, 3, and 4.

366. Subseries 7A, West Chronology, undated

367. West, Andrew Fleming, Chronology, undated

     Box 45, Folder 1

368. Subseries 7B, Correspondence, Memoranda, 1896-1916 Subseries Arrangement By Name

369. West, Andrew Fleming, Files, 1896-1910, Apr

     Box 45, Folder 2-12

370. West, Andrew Fleming, Files, 1910May-1924

     Box 46, Folder 1-3

371. Farrand, Wilson, Memoir, undated

     Box 46, Folder 4

372. Henry, Bayard, Files, 1909-1916

     Box 46, Folder 5

373. McMahon, Fulton, Files, 1910

     Box 46, Folder 6

374. Pyne, Moses Taylor, Files, 1909-1911

     Box 46, Folder 7

375. Sheldon, Edward W., Files [AM 12,708] 1910

     Box 46, Folder 8-10

376. Stewart, George B., Files, 1910

     Box 46, Folder 11

377. Subseries 7C, Scrapbooks, 1910-1913

378. Scrapbooks Clippings, 1910-1913

     Box 46, Folder 12

379. West, Andrew Fleming, Scrapbook of Clippings, 1910-1912

     Box 46, Folder 13

380. West, Andrew Fleming, Scrapbook, 1896-1916

     Box 47

381. West, Andrew Fleming, Scrapbook, 1896-1916

     Box 48

382. Series 8, Post-2000 Accessions, 1949-2005 Series Description The Post-2000 Accessions series documents the function of the Princeton University Graduate School, predominantly during the tenure of Dean Thomas Ziolkowski. The materials include reports, surveys, correspondence, financial statements, and statistics. Please see the subseries descriptions in the contents list for additional information about individual subseries. Arrangement Divided into four subseries: Admissions and Enrollment, Events, Programs, and Subject Files.

383. Subseries 8A: Admissions and Enrollment, 1949-1994 (1.25 linear feet in 1 box) Subseries Description The Admissions and Enrollment subseries contains statistics and information related to the enrollment of students in graduate schools, predominantly Princeton University. The records run from 1949 to 1994, but predominantly document from 1980 onward. The admissions section contains graduate admissions statistics, including ethnicity and department, for applicants to all graduate schools and/or Princeton University. There are also correspondence, agendas, calendars, and computer printouts related to the graduate office's function of admitting students. The Enrollment Books break down the enrollment in the Graduate College over a ten year period beginning in 1970. The final section, Surveys, tracks the reasons applicants chose to accept or decline admission and financial aid from Princeton University, including both statistical and narrative analysis. Arrangement Arranged into three sections: Admissions and Applications, Enrollment Books, and Surveys. Each section is arranged chronologically.

384. Admissions and Applications

385. Admissions, 1949-1963

     Box 49, Folder 1

386. Admissions, 1979-1980

     Box 49, Folder 2

387. Admissions, 1980-1981

     Box 49, Folder 3

388. Admissions: Undergraduate Institutions, 1980-1981

     Box 49, Folder 4

389. Admissions, 1982-1989

     Box 49, Folder 5 to 12

390. Admission Targets, 1989

     Box 49, Folder 13

391. Admissions, 1989-1992

     Box 49, Folder 14 to 16

392. Admission and Enrollment Figures, 1992-1993

     Box 49, Folder 17

393. Applications, 1982-1986

     Box 49, Folder 18 to 21

394. Applications Received, 1988-1989

     Box 49, Folder 22

395. Enrollment Book (Humanities), 1970-1980

     Box 49, Folder 23

396. Enrollment Book (Sciences), 1970-1980

     Box 49, Folder 24

397. Surveys

398. Survey of Declination, 1970-1971

     Box 49, Folder 25

399. Survey of Declines, 1972-1981

     Box 49, Folder 26 to 34

400. Survey of Accepts/Declines From Harvard, 1980-1983

     Box 49, Folder 35

401. Survey of Accepts and Decline, 1981-1994

     Box 49, Folder 36 to 49

402. Miscellaneous and Current, undated

     Box 49, Folder 50

403. Subseries 8B: Events, 1986-1998 (2.25 linear feet in 2 boxes) Subseries Description The Events subseries documents travel by members of the Graduate School Department to attend career fairs, program meetings, recruitment trips, and symposiums. The materials include brochures, correspondence, expense reports, flyers, maps, receipts, programs, schedules, and tickets. Also included are files relating to Hosting Weekends held at Princeton University. Arrangement Arranged into chronological order.

404. Whiting Dinner, 1984

     Box 50, Folder 1

405. Whiting Dinner, 1985 May 14

     Box 50, Folder 2

406. Whiting Dinner, 1986 May 13

     Box 50, Folder 3

407. Whiting Dinner, 1987 May

     Box 50, Folder 4

408. Whiting Dinner, 1987 June

     Box 50, Folder 5

409. Dwarfs/AGS, 1987 October 2-6

     Box 50, Folder 6

410. Whiting Dinner, 1988 May 19

     Box 50, Folder 7

411. Whiting Dinner, 1989 May 17

     Box 50, Folder 8

412. Whiting Dinner, 1990

     Box 50, Folder 9

413. Whiting Dinner, 1991

     Box 50, Folder 10

414. Jackson State Tugaloo, 1992 September 24

     Box 50, Folder 11

415. New Mexico Universities, 1992 September 29-October 2

     Box 50, Folder 12

416. Puerto Rican Recruiting Effort, 1992 October

     Box 50, Folder 13

417. Fisk and Vanderbilt, 1992 October 1

     Box 50, Folder 14

418. Downstate New York Graduate Education Forum, 1992 October 2

     Box 50, Folder 15

419. Lincoln University, 1992 October 15

     Box 50, Folder 16

420. Clark-Atlanta Hoo-haw, 1992 October 15-17

     Box 50, Folder 17

421. Atlanta University Center, 1992 October 19-20

     Box 50, Folder 18

422. MARC/MBRS Symposium-Puerto Rico, 1992 October 20-24

     Box 50, Folder 19

423. Whiting Writers' Awards Ceremony, 1992 October 22

     Box 50, Folder 20

424. Howard University Washington, D. C., 1992 October 23

     Box 50, Folder 21

425. Dillard and Xavier Universities New Orleans, 1992 October 27-28

     Box 50, Folder 22

426. Bethune-Cookman College, 1992 November 10

     Box 50, Folder 23

427. Success with Engineering Career Fair Drexel University, 1992 November 21

     Box 50, Folder 24

428. Leadership Alliance Conference, 1992 December 2

     Box 50, Folder 25

429. Council of Graduate Schools Dallas Texas, 1992 December 1-4

     Box 50, Folder 26

430. SACNAS Conference Alburquerque New Mexico, 1993 January 14-18

     Box 50, Folder 27

431. Mellon/Ford Meeting Oakland California, 1993 March 11-13

     Box 50, Folder 28

432. Arizona Graduate Minority Education Forum Phoenix Arizona, 1993 March 27

     Box 50, Folder 29

433. National Name Exchange Meeting, 1993 May 6-7

     Box 50, Folder 30

434. Elves Meeting, 1993 May 8

     Box 50, Folder 31

435. GEM Annual Board of Directors' Meeting, 1993 May 25-28

     Box 50, Folder 32

436. Puerto Rico Recruiting, 1993 Fall

     Box 50, Folder 33

437. Recruitment Weekend Institute for Recruitment of Teachers, 1993 July 23-24

     Box 50, Folder 34

438. The University of New Mexico, 1993 October 1

     Box 50, Folder 35

439. Texas Recruiting, 1993 October 6-8

     Box 50, Folder 36

440. The University of Texas-Pan American Graduate and Professional School Fair, 1993 October 12

     Box 50, Folder 37

441. Texas A and I Recruitment Fair, 1993 October 13

     Box 50, Folder 38

442. Columbia University Downstate New York Graduate Education Forum for Students of Color, 1993 October 14

     Box 50, Folder 39

443. Atlanta University Center Graduate/Professional School Information Recruitment Day, 1993 October 19

     Box 50, Folder 40

444. Lincoln University, 1993 October 25

     Box 50, Folder 41

445. Howard University Graduate and Professional Schools Day, 1993 October 21

     Box 50, Folder 42

446. University of California-Santa Cruz, 1993 October 25

     Box 50, Folder 43

447. Dillard University Graduate and Professional Schools Information Day Fair, 1993 October 26

     Box 50, Folder 44

448. University of California, Davis Graduate and Professional School Info. Day, 1993 October 27

     Box 50, Folder 45

449. Xavier University Graduate and Professional School Day, 1993 October 27

     Box 50, Folder 46

450. University of California at Berkeley Graduate School Information Day, 1993 October 28

     Box 50, Folder 47

451. Rutgers Graduate and Professional School Admissions Day, 1993 November 3

     Box 50, Folder 48

452. 1993 NIGMS Minority Programs Symposium Atlanta Hilton and Towers, 1993 November 3-6

     Box 50, Folder 49

453. UCLA Graduate and Professional Information Day, 1993 November 5

     Box 50, Folder 50

454. Council of Graduate Schools Annual Meeting, 1993 December 1-4

     Box 50, Folder 51

455. Elves/CGS Meeting Washington D.C., 1993 December 1-4

     Box 50, Folder 52

456. NSBE Graduate School Fair Pittsburgh, 1994 March 19

     Box 50, Folder 53

457. California Minority Graduate Education Forum, 1994 April 9

     Box 50, Folder 54

458. Dwarves/Elves Meeting Princeton University, 1994 May 13-14

     Box 50, Folder 55

459. SACNAS Annual Conference Fairmont Hotel Chicago Illinois, 1994 March 24-28

     Box 50, Folder 56

460. National Name Exchange Annual Meeting Carnegie Mellon Universities (Peter Didn’t Attend), 1994 April 28-29

     Box 50, Folder 57

461. IRT Admissions Information Meeting, 1994 July 22-23

     Box 50, Folder 58

462. Vassar College, 1994 September 21

     Box 50, Folder 59

463. Puerto Rico, 1994 September 24-26

     Box 50, Folder 60

464. University of Texas, Texas A&M, 1994 October 5-6

     Box 50, Folder 61

465. Lincoln University, 1994 October 11

     Box 50, Folder 62

466. Barnard College, 1994 October 12

     Box 50, Folder 63

467. New York University (Downstate New York Graduate Education Forum), 1994 October 13

     Box 50, Folder 64

468. MSREP Meeting Mellon Foundation New York, 1994 October 14

     Box 50, Folder 65

469. Atlanta University, 1994 October 18

     Box 50, Folder 66

470. Tugaloo College, 1994 October 18

     Box 50, Folder 67

471. University of California, Berkeley, 1994 October 20

     Box 50, Folder 68

472. Stanford University, 1994 October 21

     Box 50, Folder 69

473. FLAS/NRC Director's Meeting Washington D.C., 1994 October 21-22

     Box 50, Folder 70

474. Xavier, Dillard, Loyola University, 1994 October 25-27

     Box 50, Folder 71

475. Howard University, 1994 October 26

     Box 50, Folder 72

476. University of California, San Diego, 1994 October 26

     Box 50, Folder 73

477. Haverford College, 1994 November 2

     Box 50, Folder 74

478. Rutgers University, 1994 November 4

     Box 50, Folder 75

479. Workshop at Minnowbrook, 1994 November 4-7

     Box 50, Folder 76

480. Meeting at Yale, 1994 November 28

     Box 50, Folder 77

481. Council of Graduate Schools 34th Annual Meeting Sheraton Seattle Hotel, 1994 December 7-9

     Box 50, Folder 78

482. Elves' Meeting-Seattle, 1994 December 10

     Box 50, Folder 79

483. National Minority Research Symposium Hilton Head South Carolina, 1994 December 14-18

     Box 50, Folder 80

484. SACNAS National Conference, 1995 January 5-9

     Box 50, Folder 81

485. National Society of Black Engineers, 1995 February 3-5

     Box 51, Folder 1

486. MSREP Charleston, South Carolina, 1995 March 3-5

     Box 51, Folder 2

487. NSEP Workshop held at IIE, New York, 1995 March 14

     Box 51, Folder 3

488. Ford Foundation Conference, 1995 March 23-26

     Box 51, Folder 4

489. Arizona Minority Graduate Education Forum, 1995 April 1

     Box 51, Folder 5

490. Dwarves/Elves Meeting Stanford University, 1995 April 21-22

     Box 51, Folder 6

491. 1995 California Minority Graduation Education Forum, 1995 April 22

     Box 51, Folder 7

492. U.S. Department of Education Site Visit, 1995 April 24-26

     Box 51, Folder 8

493. GEM Annual Board of Directors Meeting, 1995 May 20-23

     Box 51, Folder 9

494. University of Maryland Symposium on Minority Research Program, 1995 July 25-27

     Box 51, Folder 10

495. University of Pennsylvania, 1995 September 21

     Box 51, Folder 11

496. University of Puerto Rico, 1995 September 23

     Box 51, Folder 12

497. ETS/GRE Graduate Education Forums, 1995 September 26-November 18

     Box 51, Folder 13

498. Fisk University/Vanderbilt, 1995 September 28

     Box 51, Folder 14

499. Washington D.C. Area Universities, 1995 October 2

     Box 51, Folder 15

500. University of New Mexico, 1995 October 6

     Box 51, Folder 16

501. Atlanta University, Clark Atlanta Spelman, 1995 October 16-18

     Box 51, Folder 17

502. New York University-Downstate, 1995 October 23

     Box 51, Folder 18

503. Xavier, Tulane-Loyola, Dillard, 1995 October 24-16

     Box 51, Folder 19

504. Howard University, 1995 October 25

     Box 51, Folder 20

505. Rutgers University, 1995 November 2

     Box 51, Folder 21

506. Raleigh College Consortium and University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 1995 November 6-7

     Box 51, Folder 22

507. Bryn Mawr, Rosemont, Villanova, 1995 November 8

     Box 51, Folder 23

508. Hunter College (New York), 1995 November 15

     Box 51, Folder 24

509. CGS/Elves Meeting, 1995 December 6-9

     Box 51, Folder 25

510. Jackson State University and Tugaloo College, 1995 September 21-22

     Box 51, Folder 26

511. Minority Hosting Weekend, 1997

     Box 51, Folder 27

512. Hosting Weekend, 1997-1998

     Box 51, Folder 28

513. Airfare Receipts from Hosting Weekend, 1998

     Box 51, Folder 29

514. Hosting Weekend, 1998 March 27-29

     Box 51, Folder 30

515. Hosting Weekend, 1998

     Box 51, Folder 31

516. Minority Hosting Weekend, 1998 March 26-30

     Box 51, Folder 32

517. Subseries 8C: Programs, 1968-1999 (4.5 linear feet in 4 boxes) Subseries Description The Programs subseries contain materials related to administrating exchange, language, and research programs offered through the Graduate College. The files contain student's application forms, correspondence, grades, letters of recommendation, and biographical information. The subseries also includes the agreements signed between universities to exchange students, budgets, expense reports, and curriculum materials. Programs that are featured predominantly in the subseries are the Dwarf Exchange Program, an exchange program between the Ivy League schools except Dartmouth and Penn, University of California at Berkeley, University of Chicago, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Stanford University; the English as a Second Language (ESL) Intensive English Program; the Mellon Minority Undergraduate Fellows Program, and the Summer Language Program. Arrangement Arranged alphabetically by program name and chronologically within each program. Note: student exchange programs are always sorted by the partner university, never Princeton University. Restrictions This subseries is restricted for 75 years from the creation of the materials due to student academic records and personal information found on program applications and reports.

518. AT&T Doctorates in Science and Engineering, 1989-1990

     Box 52, Folder 1

519. Bryn Mawr Exchange, 1975-1976

     Box 52, Folder 2

520. Bryn Mawr Exchange Spring Term, 1991-1992

     Box 52, Folder 3

521. Dwarf Exchange Program

522. Meeting at Princeton, 1984

     Box 52, Folder 4

523. Billing and Financial, 1985

     Box 52, Folder 5

524. Minority Enrollment Survey Returns, 1986-1987

     Box 52, Folder 6

525. Summary of Exchange Scholars, 1988-1989

     Box 52, Folder 7

526. 1990-1994

     Box 52, Folder 8 to 11

527. Columbia Exchange Program, 1989 Spring

     Box 52, Folder 12

528. Ecole Normale Superieure of Paris Exchange Program, 1990-1993

     Box 52, Folder 13

529. Eisenhower Fellow Program, undated

     Box 52, Folder 14 to 16

530. English as a Second Language- Intensive Program in American English

531. 1991-1995

     Box 52, Folder 17 to 20

532. Instruction Program, 1991 August 31-September 13

     Box 52, Folder 21

533. Records for Fall Term Course, 1991

     Box 52, Folder 22

534. Assessment Forms, 1991

     Box 52, Folder 23

535. Contracts, 1991-1992

     Box 52, Folder 24 to 25

536. Miscellaneous, 1991-1993

     Box 52, Folder 26 to 27

537. Exchange Programs, 1968

     Box 52, Folder 28

538. Minority Fellows Exchange Program

539. 1994	Box 52, Folder 29

540. Summer Research Program, 1995

     Box 52, Folder 30

541. Summer, 1995

     Box 52, Folder 31

542. Visiting Students, 1995

     Box 52, Folder 32

543. Princeton Students, 1995

     Box 52, Folder 33

544. Financial, 1995

     Box 52, Folder 34

545. Summer Program, 1995

     Box 52, Folder 35

546. MARC, 1995

     Box 52, Folder 36

547. Summer, 1996

     Box 53, Folder 1

548. Financial, 1996

     Box 53, Folder 2

549. Mellon Summer Fellow, 1996

     Box 53, Folder 3

550. Princeton Students, 1996

     Box 53, Folder 4

551. Title IX, 1996

     Box 53, Folder 5

552. Mid-Career Fellowship, 1993-1999

     Box 53, Folder 6 to 7

553. Moscow State Exchange Program, 1994

     Box 53, Folder 8

554. National Graduate Fellows, 1985-1986

     Box 53, Folder 9

555. National Name Exchange Class of, 1989-1997

     Box 53, Folder 10 to 20

556. New York University Exchange Program(Near East Studies), 1982

     Box 53, Folder 21

557. New York University Exchange Program, 1983, 1989-1994

     Box 53, Folder 22 to 29

558. Pisa Exchange, 1992

     Box 53, Folder 30 to 31

559. Rutgers Exchange Program

560. Neural and Behavioral Sciences/Psychology-Neuroscience Program, 1990

     Box 53, Folder 32

561. General, 1990

     Box 53, Folder 33

562. 1990-1992

     Box 53, Folder 34 to 38

563. 1992-1994

     Box 54, Folder 1 to 4

564. Summer Language Program

565. 1985	Box 54, Folder 5

566. 1986	Box 54, Folder 6

567. Latin, 1986

     Box 54, Folder 7

568. French, 1987

     Box 54, Folder 8

569. German, 1987

     Box 54, Folder 9

570. Memoranda to Department Heads, 1988

     Box 54, Folder 10

571. Check List Fee, 1988

     Box 54, Folder 11

572. Latin, 1989

     Box 54, Folder 12

573. German, 1989

     Box 54, Folder 13

574. French, 1989

     Box 54, Folder 14

575. Check List Fee, 1989

     Box 54, Folder 15

576. Italian (First Year Given) , 1989

     Box 54, Folder 16

577. General Instructions, 1989

     Box 54, Folder 17

578. General Instructions, 1990

     Box 54, Folder 18

579. Release Forms, 1990

     Box 54, Folder 19

580. Tuition and Payments, 1990

     Box 54, Folder 20

581. German, 1990

     Box 54, Folder 21

582. French, 1990

     Box 54, Folder 22

583. Latin, 1990

     Box 54, Folder 23

584. 1991	Box 54, Folder 24 to 25

585. Release Forms Princeton Theological Seminary, 1991

     Box 54, Folder 26

586. Princeton Theological Seminary, 1991

     Box 54, Folder 27

587. German, 1991

     Box 54, Folder 28

588. French, 1991

     Box 54, Folder 29

589. Latin, 1991

     Box 54, Folder 30

590. Certification Letters, 1991

     Box 54, Folder 31

591. Tuition and Payments, 1991

     Box 54, Folder 32

592. Latin, 1992

     Box 55, Folder 1

593. German, 1992

     Box 55, Folder 2

594. Certification Letters, 1992

     Box 55, Folder 3

595. General Information, 1992

     Box 55, Folder 4

596. Tuition and Payments, 1992

     Box 55, Folder 5

597. French, 1992

     Box 55, Folder 6

598. Release Forms, 1992

     Box 55, Folder 7

599. Princeton Theological Seminary, 1992

     Box 55, Folder 8

600. Certification Letters, 1993

     Box 55, Folder 9

601. French, 1993

     Box 55, Folder 10

602. German, 1993

     Box 55, Folder 11

603. Latin, 1993

     Box 55, Folder 12

604. Princeton Theological Seminary, 1993

     Box 55, Folder 13

605. 1993	Box 55, Folder 14

606. Appointment Forms, 1993

     Box 55, Folder 15

607. 1994	Box 55, Folder 16 to 17

608. Latin, 1994

     Box 55, Folder 18

609. Certification Letters (Latin), 1994

     Box 55, Folder 19

610. German, 1994

     Box 55, Folder 20

611. Release Forms, 1994

     Box 55, Folder 21

612. French, 1994

     Box 55, Folder 22

613. Certification Letters (German), 1994

     Box 55, Folder 23

614. 1995	Box 55, Folder 24

615. Princeton Theological Seminary, 1995

     Box 55, Folder 25

616. German, 1995

     Box 55, Folder 26

617. French, 1995

     Box 55, Folder 27

618. Tuition and Credits, 1995

     Box 55, Folder 28

619. Salaries and Appointments, 1995

     Box 55, Folder 29

620. Latin, 1995

     Box 55, Folder 30

621. Forms, 1997

     Box 55, Folder 31

622. Mellon 11, Language Group, 1997

     Box 55, Folder 32

623. Evaluation Forms, undated

     Box 55, Folder 33

624. Release Forms, undated

     Box 55, Folder 34

625. Font Types, undated

     Box 55, Folder 35

626. Tokyo Exchange Program, 1986

     Box 55, Folder 36

627. University of Pennsylvania Exchange Program, 1985, 1993-1994

     Box 55, Folder 37 to 38

628. USSR Graduate Student Exchange Programs, 1989

     Box 55, Folder 39

629. Westminster Choir College Exchange Program, 1988 October

     Box 55, Folder 40

630. Subseries 8D: Subject Files, 1971-2005 (3.75 linear feet in 3 boxes) Subseries Description The Subject Files subseries contains materials relating to the operation of the Graduate School. The materials include documents relating to bank accounts managed by the Graduate School Office, the training of Assistants in Instructions, copies of the Graduate School's Dean's Report to the President, and correspondence. There also is a collection of surveys that tracked the placement and employment of Ph.D and Masters students upon completion of their degrees. Questionnaires and a report related to a controversy that arose in the late 1970s concerning the foreign language requirement for Ph.D's can also be found in the subject files. Additional correspondence can be found in the David N. Redman, Associate Dean, Reading Files section of the subseries. Arrangement Arranged alphabetically by subject or document type and chronologically within subject..

631. Administrative Agility Project, 1994

     Box 56, Folder 1

632. Appropriations, 1988

     Box 56, Folder 2

633. Assistants in Instructions

634. Handbook Advisory Committee Meetings, 1989-1990

     Box 56, Folder 3

635. Handbook: Project Funding, Contract, etc…, 1989-1990

     Box 56, Folder 4

636. Handbook: Appendix Materials, 1989-1990

     Box 56, Folder 5

637. Discussion Conference, 1989-1990

     Box 56, Folder 6

638. Workshop Evaluations, 1991 September

     Box 56, Folder 7

639. Handbook, 1991 September

     Box 56, Folder 8

640. Workshop Planning, 1993 September 7-10

     Box 56, Folder 9

641. Workshops, 1994 September

     Box 56, Folder 10

642. Workshops, 1995 September 5-8

     Box 56, Folder 11

643. Arts and Humanities, Presidential Task Force, 1981 June

     Box 56, Folder 12

644. Carillon Summer Series, Ninth Annual, 2001 July 1-September 2

     Box 56, Folder 13

645. Commencement, 1994

     Box 56, Folder 14

646. Committee on International Experience in Undergraduate Education, 1995-1997

     Box 56, Folder 15

647. Community College Partnership Program, 1991-1992

     Box 56, Folder 16

648. Correspondence, 1989 September-1990

     Box 56, Folder 17

649. Correspondence, 1993-1994

     Box 56, Folder 18

650. Council of the Princeton University Community, 1979 October-1981 September

     Box 56, Folder 19

651. Curricular Changes, 2001 September 17

     Box 56, Folder 20

652. Dean's Fund for Scholarly Travel, 1989-1998

     Box 56, Folder 21 to 24

653. Dean's Fund for Scholarly Travel General File, 1980-1998

     Box 56, Folder 25

654. Dissertation Completion Enrollment, 2005 June

     Box 56, Folder 26

655. Equal Employment Opportunity Committee, 1980-1981

     Box 56, Folder 27

656. Financing Graduate Education in the Eighties, 1983 October

     Box 56, Folder 28

657. Gang of Eight at Woody Room of Van Pelt Library, 1984 July 10

     Box 57, Folder 1

658. Graduate Student Emergency Needs, 1989-1991

     Box 57, Folder 2 to 3

659. Graduate Student Interest in Government Service (National Commission on the Public Service Survey), 1988

     Box 57, Folder 4

660. Graduate Student Union (GSU), 1990-1991

     Box 57, Folder 5

661. GSU Survey, 1988

     Box 57, Folder 6

662. Higher Education Amendments of, 1986

     Box 57, Folder 7

663. Hooding Ceremony Planning Meeting, 1995, undated

     Box 57, Folder 8 to 9

664. Inter-Office Correspondence, 1989-1990

     Box 57, Folder 10

665. Language Requirement

666. Background Paper, 1980

     Box 57, Folder 11

667. Departmental Response, 1980

     Box 57, Folder 12

668. Questionnaire, 1976-1977

     Box 57, Folder 13

669. Letters to President Shapiro from Graduate School Regarding New Housing Policy, 1991 March

     Box 57, Folder 14

670. Linguistics Ph.D Gown-Mr. D. Buchanan, 1977 June

     Box 57, Folder 15

671. Masters Employment Survey, 1975-1976

     Box 57, Folder 16

672. Masters in Engineering Degree, 1995-1999

     Box 57, Folder 17

673. McCullough, Peter E.-Correspondence, 1993-1994 May

     Box 57, Folder 18

674. Middle States Association of Schools and Colleges Roster, 1986

     Box 57, Folder 19

675. Minority Recruitment Correspondence, 1986-1987

     Box 57, Folder 20

676. National Commission on Student Financial Assistance-Dean Ziolkowski's testimony before Subcommittee on Graduate Education, 1983 March 15

     Box 57, Folder 21

677. Northeast Association of Graduate Schools

678. 1974-1975

     Box 57, Folder 22

679. Annual Book Prize in the Humanities, 1981-1987

     Box 57, Folder 23 to 26

680. Parvin Fellows, 1991-1992

     Box 57, Folder 27

681. Ph.D Employment, 1970-1971

     Box 57, Folder 28

682. Ph.D Placement Survey, 1971-1976

     Box 57, Folder 29 to 32

683. Placement Survey, 1977-1982

     Box 57, Folder 33 to 38

684. Press Releases and Articles, 2000

     Box 57, Folder 39

685. Quandrille Ball Scholarship (Germanistic Society of America), 1995

     Box 57, Folder 40

686. Redman, Associate Dean David N. Reading File, 1990 January-March

     Box 57, Folder 41 to 42

687. Redman, Associate Dean David N. Reading File, 1990 April-1992 June

     Box 58, Folder 1 to 6

688. Repair of the High Table, 1991 May

     Box 58, Folder 7

689. Reports to President, 1979-1993

     Box 58, Folder 8 to 21

690. Report to the Priorities Committee

691. 1979 November 20

     Box 58, Folder 22

692. 1980 November 18

     Box 58, Folder 23

693. 1981 November

     Box 58, Folder 24

694. 1982 November 18

     Box 58, Folder 25

695. 1983 November

     Box 58, Folder 26

696. 1984-1985

     Box 58, Folder 27

697. 1985-1986

     Box 58, Folder 28

698. Response to Academic Calendar Memorandum, 1994

     Box 58, Folder 29

699. Seavy, William A. (First Report to Congress of the National Graduate Fellows Program Fellowship Board), 1987

     Box 58, Folder 30

700. South Asian Students Association, 1986

     Box 58, Folder 31

701. Standing Committee on the Status of Woman, 1989-1990

     Box 58, Folder 32

702. Strange Mail, 1989

     Box 58, Folder 33

703. Subcommittee on Student Life and Discipline, 1994-1995

     Box 58, Folder 34

704. Three Deans, 1978-1980

     Box 58, Folder 35

705. Title IX Reauthorization, 1980

     Box 58, Folder 36

706. Trends in Academic Talent Project, 1983

     Box 58, Folder 37

707. Travel Support for Graduate Students, 1984

     Box 58, Folder 38

708. Ziolkowski, Dean Thomas Articles and Publications, 1982-1992

     Box 58, Folder 39

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