Box 51

Contains correspondence and supplementary materials about Cerych's visit to the United States. Cerych was on staff at the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development who was conducting a project on higher education. Schlatter was invited to meet with him.

Contains correspondence relating to question of research position at Rutgers Medical School.

Contains correspondence of Denker, Assistant to the President, Rutgers University, Queens Campus, and a report prepared by Daw Khin Thein, a specialist in child education at the Faculty of Education, Rangoon University, about her impression of the American universities.

Contains correspondence with Doak, Associate Treasurer and Controller regarding fees, budget issues.

Contains correspondence between Donnelly, his wife Katy, and Schlatter pertaining to university teaching opportunities.

Contains correspondence of Easton, Dean of the College of Engineering. Includes correspondence about name changes of schools and departments.

Contains two letters from Schlatter to Ellison, one offering Ellison a second year as a Professor of Writing, the other a thanking Ellison for sending a copy of his book.

Contains handwritten thank you notes, a guest list, receipts for, and memoranda concerning a luncheon held in honor of Ericson. Also includes a list of possible gift suggestions from President Mason W. Gross.

Contains correspondence with Fairweather, Chief, Social-Clinical Psychology Research and Service Unit, Veteran's Administration Hospital in Palo Alto, CA, on a proposed center for the study of urban affairs, developed separately from but intended to be related to Livingston College.

Contains correspondence indicating the various transactions involved in the procurement, installation, and maintenance of Ferber's statue Three Arches and for establishing Ferber's "part-time visiting sculptor" status.