Box 49

Contains Reports: Urban Studies Center: The First Five Years, 1961-1966, Annual Report 1966-1967, Dr. Herbert A Levine Speech entitled "The University and the Spark of Life," committee meeting minutes, correspondence.

Contains reports on Urban Studies, John E. Bebout and David Popenoe's Proposal for a School of Public Affairs, material pertaining to search for director (extends into 1969).

Contains report of Drafting Committee, meeting minutes, correspondence about center.

Contains information about Urban University Program, which was open to economically and educationally disadvantaged high school students in Newark, Camden, and New Brunswick provided development courses that could lead to the students receiving a Rutgers degree, description and announcement of program, responses to program, budget, analysis of Rutgers' relationship with New Brunswick community.

Contains descriptions and demographics of students, reports on the program, correspondence.

Contains correspondence from Clyde Griffen, Dean of Freshmen and Associate Professor of History at Vassar College concerning a visit to Rutgers as part of a study of coordinate institutions conducted by Vassar and Yale. Material from a folder on the same topic under title "Yale-Vassar Study" was added to this folder.

Contains correspondence and other material related to October 15, 1969 day program to examine social issues, including the Vietnam War

Contains correspondence regarding staff requiring visas to work in the United States.