Box 17

Contains documents related to the Institute of Environmental Studies including the authorization for the institute, minutes relating to its development, drafts of and the finished proposal of The Development of Environmental Studies at Rutgers University.

Contains minutes for the Center for Urban Social Science Research, meeting of the Planning Subcommittee on Environmental Studies, preliminary research inventory for proposed institute.

Contains proposal report; meeting minutes; resolution approving establishment of Institute for Environmental Studies.

Contains memoranda concerned with making Congressional national policy effective at Rutgers University, by means of Executive Order 11246, with instructions for reporting statistics on the racial/ethnic distribution of the Rutgers University staff and faculty.

Contains meeting minutes for the Advisory Committee to the Art Curator and the Committee on Exhibitions. Also contains inquiries on the status of purchase recommendations (including an Aramaic bowl and a bronze sculpture ultimately purchased by the Class of 1966).

Contains a draft of and the finished proposal of the program. Also contains correspondence between President Edward J. Bloustein and the President of the Rutgers University Chapter of the American Association of University Professors, George A. Horton.

Contains a memorandum and a receipt for a $500 loan to a faculty member following his wife's death.

Contains correspondence and memoranda on the establishment of new faculty dining facilities, including recommendations on who (guests, grad students, etc.) should also be allowed in the room, the room's total capacity, and crowding issues.

Contains correspondence recording the appointment of James Young to the position of Federal Grant Program Coordinator.

Contains minutes, memoranda, and correspondence detailing the organization development and structural model of the federated college plan at Rutgers. Correspondence also records division of faculties among colleges, specifically focusing on members of the College of Agriculture and Environmental Science.