Box 1
Contains 22 Results:
Letter from American Jewish Congress to Carl Woodward dated March 1939.
Entrance statistics for five years for the College of Women, June 1934. Includes steps to improve the procedure in admitting students, February 1941. Memos for Ernest McMahon regarding class rank tabulation tables, October 1941.
Consists mainly of regulations put out by federal and state agencies regarding dim out rules and regulations. Memos from President Clothier to faculty and staff regarding regulations, most of which are from October to November 1942. *Includes a poster governing the control of artificial lighting in the Seacoast Zone of the Second Corps Area dated June 1, 1942.
Letters from various professors to Woodward, discussing prospective candidates for Agricultural History Fellowship, January to February 1, 1938. Copy of announcement of fellowship along with agreement between Rutgers and Hunterdon County Board of Agriculture, February 1938. Memos seeking extension of fellowship for additional year, March 1939.
Postcard detailing address to be given in French, held on April 3, 1942, at the Faculty House.
Copy of letter from President Clothier to President of Student Council regarding status of fraternity. Recommends continued operation of Alpha Zeta, dated March 7, 1942.
Letter of interest from Hamilton College requesting information about Rutgers New York Chapter Alumni Association. October 1941. Reply sent by Ernest McMahon.
Miscellaneous memos and letters regarding activities of Alumni Association. Bulk of letters are from 1941. Items of interest include a copy of the Rutgers Prayer, composed by Earl S. Miers, class of 1933 and head of Department of Alumni and Public Relations from 1938-1942. Interest in Alumni is evident, especially during the war. Provides coverage of Alumni participation in war during 1942.
Dated September 9, 1941. Lists class years from 1916-1941, number of graduates, living and dead. Original adding machine tapes attached.
Material compiled by the University that is to be included in the 1940 Institutional Exhibit, sponsored by the American Colleges and Universities Association.