Box 36

Contains correspondence concerning litigation, policies, campus reports, and grants.

Contains correspondence concerning the establishment of the Radiation Science Center. Includes James B. Allison accepting the acting director position for the Nuclear Science Center and Edward L. Alexander accepting the position of professor of radiological science and director of nuclear science. Other correspondence concern the nomenclature of the courses, budget, furniture, and equipment costs.

Contains proposal for participation in the United States Atomic Energy Commission Health Physics Fellowship Program and follow up, correspondence about budget, space issues, committee on radioisotopes, description of the Rutgers 18-million volt tandem Van de Graaff accelerator.

Contains correspondence concerning the educational, WBGO-FM radio station. Includes the proposal from the Newark Board of Education to increase the radio power to 100 kilowatts, issues of ownership, and the radio's possibilities for serving northern New Jersey as a comprehensive educational, cultural and informational medium.

Contains correspondence concerning the use of Camp Kilmer and enrollment of students for the area.

Contains correspondence and meeting minutes regarding use of Camp Kilmer as a new college.

Contains correspondence and memoranda related to university health services. Also contains two reports: the status report on the Rutgers Educational Actions Program (REAP) Project (a program to help children who were educationally disadvantaged) and the Upward Bound Project(program to help economically disadvantaged high school students), both from the summer of 1966.

Contains reports about the Rutgers Educational Actions Program (REAP), a program to help children who were educationally disadvantaged, evaluations, surveys of children and parents, status report for REAP and Upward Bound (program to help economically disadvantaged high school students).

Contains correspondence confirming telephone conversations between Schlatter, McKim Norton of the Regional Plan Association, and President Mason W. Gross, concerning the President's Luncheon on the subject of urban research and education.

Contains information on enrollment and degrees conferred. Correspondence pertaining to various degree programs at Rutgers University.