Box 31
Contains 16 Results:
Correspondence concerning professional education of physical education teachers, intramural and varsity athletics facilities, appointment of coaches.
Contains correspondence concerning proposed bachelor's degree Physician's Assistant Program at Livingston College.
Contains documents concerning proposed PhD program, personnel matters, outside employment of professors, funding of equipment purchases, new lab and lecture hall (1962), unsuccessful attempt to have Brian H. Flowers of Manchester University, UK, come to Rutgers as a visiting professor.
Contains letter from James W. Green from the Department of Physiology and Biochemistry concerning a physiology training grant for pre- and post-doctoral students in physiology.
Contains memoranda from and to Rutgers College of Arts and Sciences Dean Arnold B. Grobman about allowing Associate Director David Mader to work through past retirement age of sixty-five after Director John Kirkwood retired early, to ensure a smooth transition.
Contains undated mimeograph of university policy for student groups who invite speakers to the university. States that Rutgers may require invitation of other speakers to provide balanced point of view and that student organizations are liable for damages occurring as a result of inviting a speaker.
Contains correspondence (1963-1965) about whether Rutgers University should become member of newly-formed Institute for Policy Studies (IPS), Washington DC. Correspondence (1964, 1969) concerning Rutgers membership in Inter-University Consortium for Political Research based at University of Michigan.
Contains correspondence regarding need to recruit new high-level faculty in political science department.
Contains letters/memoranda, mostly between Rutgers University Press director William Sloane and Schlatter. Editorial problems and actions are detailed. Agendas for 1962 meetings and a report from the director are also included.