Box 1

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Letter from Otto Marx at Boston University Medical School reviewing at length, systematically, one of Grob's manuscripts. Letters from editors discussing reviews and manuscript work. Letter from "Bill" (likely George A. Billias), discussing "our manuscript." Letter from K.J. Moynihan which includes a copy of a dissertation prospectus related to immigrant historical societies.

Scope and Contents: Includes a copy of an administrative memo addressed to "All Livingston Faculty," related to proposed guidelines for all future faculty appointments. Copy of a letter to Henry R. Winkler, requesting Grob's transfer from Livingston College to Cook College with "concurrence of both Douglass and Livingston History Departments." Correspondence with Dean Ahmedjen from Clark University includes a copy of "Final Report of the Visiting Committee to...

Scope and Contents: Includes a letter from consulting editor James P. Buaghman mentioning Grob's appointment to the Editorial Advisory Board of the Business History Review. Letters from librarians about Jarvis Report research. Grob memo to Dean Henry C. Torrey regarding tension between the colleges and the university at Rutgers University. Memo from Rutgers President Edward J. Bloustein about "controversy between. . .college deans and the central administration." Letter from...

Scope and Contents: Letters requesting Grob to read manuscripts for the Business History Review. Correspondence with the editor from Reviews in American History. Correspondence with librarians regarding Jarvis Report material. Grob recommendation letters on behalf of faculty candidates; Grob's reviews of some of the candidates' dissertations. Correspondence about Grob assuming the position as an editor of Arno Press, Inc. on a project developing a reprint collection related to public...

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Several letters exchanged with Arno Press, Inc. regarding Grob's selection of titles for a mental health series. Includes a letter from Grob to Provost Kenneth Wheeler in which Grob mentions his unwillingness to serve on a planning committee for Cook College. In a letter to Professor Harold Hyman at Rice University, Grob mentions the "delightful year. . . being on leave sixteen months."

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Includes revised prospectus for a workshop on history, psychiatry and psychoanalysis hosted by Jacques M. Quen, M.D. Letter from President Edward J. Bloustein requesting that Grob serve as a member of the Advisory and Search Committee for a new director of the Eagleton Institute of Practical Politics. Grob letter to Governor William Cahill of New Jersey to "express admiration."