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 Collection Overview Goldberg, Maxwell H. Maxwell H. Goldberg Papers1888-1986 FS 64 60 boxes (33 linear ft.) Special Collections and University Archives, W.E.B. Du Bois Library, University of Massachusetts Amherst Professor of English and Humanities at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, author, and founding member of the College English Association. Includes biographical materials; correspondence, largely professional; materials from committees and projects with which he was involved; book reviews; newsclippings; typescript of paper written as a graduate student; addresses; printed versions of published writings; photographs; audiotapes. English. Biographical Note

Maxwell Henry Goldberg, professor of English and Humanities, scholar, and author, was born in Malden, Massachusetts on October 22, 1907. In 1924 he entered the Massachusetts Agricultural College (now the University of Massachusetts), where he received his B.S. in Agricultural Education in 1928. Almost immediately after graduation he was appointed an instructor in English, and while teaching at Massachusetts Agricultural College studied for a brief period at Amherst College, then went on to Yale University, where he received the M.A. (1932) and the Ph.D. (1933) in English.

Shortly after Dr. Goldberg completed his studies at Yale, he served on the Massachusetts Agricultural College Special Committee on Revision of Course of Study, which was established to implement fully the state college concept at the newly founded Massachusetts State College (1931). As a faculty member he formulated the plans of the Humanities Section, which later became the division of Social Sciences and Humanities. In 1943, he was selected to serve the Committee on Post-War Adjustments, which was established to set the guidelines for the anticipated new university. On this occasion he submitted the plan for the Humanities Departments in the School of Liberal Arts, later to become the College of Arts and Sciences. The plan was implemented when the state college became the University of Massachusetts in 1947.

While serving as a key figure in the transformations of the agricultural college to a state college, and then to a university he worked in a variety of other roles, including: advisor to the Collegian newspaper, the Index yearbook, the Literary Quarterly, the student committee on the B.A. degree, and the Student Honor Council. During World War II he served as editor of Liaison, a wartime alumni literary publication.

On the national level Goldberg was a founding member and Executive Officer of the College English Association, as well as Editor of the CEA Critic (1950-1959). He also served the Humanities Center for Liberal Education in an Industrial Society, Inc. as Executive Director (1951-1962) and President (1962-1972), the American Association for Higher Education as an executive committee member (1959-1962), the Society for the Advancement of Education as a member of the board of Trustees (1966- ), and the American Association of University Professors as a President of the University of Massachusetts chapter.

From 1955 to 1960 Professor Goldberg was Chairman of the English Department of the University. Under his direction a creative and technical writing program, a journalism program, and a Ph.D. program in English were established. He was also instrumental in establishing several staff posts, including a director of Freshman English, a co-ordinator for graduate students, and several research professorships in the English Department. He also served as Chairman of the Land-Grant Centennial Committee, and Chairman of the Faculty Committee on Long Range Academic Planning.

In 1960 he took a leave of absence to assist the nascent University of South Florida in creating a College of Arts and Sciences. After returning to the University of Massachusetts he was named the first Commonwealth Professor of Humanities. Upon retirement in 1962 he became Emeritus Commonwealth Professor of Humanities.

 Scope and Contents of the Collection

Papers include correspondence, speeches, published writings, papers written as a graduate student, biographical material, book reviews, subject files, news clippings, audiotapes, photographs, and material from committees and projects with which he was involved, including the College English Association, College English Association Institute, Humanities Center for Liberal Education, and American Humanities Seminar.

Evident are extensive reports, notebooks, statistics, and studies compiled by Dr. Goldberg in his analysis of faculty teaching loads (1940-1944); they include reports and statistics on class enrollment, percentages of men and women students in various majors, numbers of faculty and extent of work load, and expected increase of the student population after the war.

Well-represented in the collection are short publications authored by Dr. Goldberg (1931-1976), including essays on literature, poetry, education, and the changing role of the university.

After 1962, the year Dr. Goldberg retired from the University of Massachusetts, the collection consists of material from his projects as well as his short publications. Project materials include reports, offprints, pamphlets, texts used in projects, and related newsclippings. Represented is his work with the National Blindness Research Conference (1969) for which he edited the expansive volume it produced.

 Organization of the Collection

This collection is organized into nine series:

Series 1. Subject Files, 1888-1985, n.d. Series 2. Correspondence, 1952-1969, n.d. Series 3. Speeches and Writings, 1922-1985, n.d. Series 4. College English Association Correspondence, 1948-1960, n.d. Series 5. CEA Institute, 1952-1959, n.d. Series 6. Humanities Center For Liberal Education, 1953-1968, n.d. Series 7. Photographs, 1913-1974, n.d. Series 8. Audiotapes, 1958-1971, n.d. Series 9. Books, 1928-1963, n.d.

The collection is open for research.

 Preferred Citation

Cite as: Maxwell H. Goldberg Papers (RG 40/11 Goldberg). Special Collections and University Archives, W.E.B. Du Bois Library, University of Massachusetts Amherst.

Acquired from Maxwell Goldberg, 1980-1986.

Processed by Linda Seidman, 1986.

 Search Terms Goldberg, Maxwell H. American Humanities Seminar. College English Association. College English Association Institute. Humanities Center for Liberal Education in an Industrial Society. University of Massachusetts Amherst. Department of English. University of Massachusetts Amherst--Faculty. Goldberg, Maxwell H. Series 1. Subject Files1888-1985, n.d. 1 1-3 Biographical file compiled by MHG 1 4 Biographical information 1 5 MHG's master folder of career documents 1 6 Career notes, press releases, etc. 2 7 Young Folks' History of the United States 1888 2 8-10 Boston Latin School 1922-1923 2 11 Readings ca. 1925 2 11a Certificates 1925-1952 2 12 Rabbi Price (notes on talk) 1928 2 13 The New Humanist Movement and MSC 1929-1936 2 14-15 Humanism 1929 2 16 Robert Frost 1930-1934 2 17 Americana ca. 1930 2 18 Mysticism ca. 1930 3-5 19-40 Class notes 1927-1933 6 41 Beowolf paper 1931 6 42-43 Special Committee on Study of Curriculum 1933-1934 6 44 Report of Student Curriculum Committee 1934 6 45 Humanistic studies, special report on 1934 6 46 Memo on fine arts at MAC 1934 6 47 Clippings 1934 6 48 Classics, students' papers on ca. 1935 6 49 Exams in English 6 50 Collegian policies 1936-1940 6 51 Report of Special Committee on Teaching Principles 1937 6 52 Scripts of radio broadcasts 1937 6 53 Lamb on Tragedy 1937 6 54 Amherst as Poetry clippings 1937-1941 6 55 Article for World Horizons (fragment) 1938 6 56 Inter-faith parley program 1938 6 57 Charles H. Patterson 1938 6 58 Movement toward University 1938-1939 6 59 Clippings 1938-1939 6 60 Exams and clippings for English 1938-19? 6 61 Miscellaneous course materials n.d. 7 62-74 AB Degree at MSC 1938 8 75 Cards on Jewish students and the colleges ca. 1939 8 76 English 1 exam and English 2 instructions ca. 1939 8 77-83 Analysis of faculty teaching loads 1940-1941 8 84 Familiar essayists of the 19th century 1941 8 85 Student essay: "I Still Dislike Poetry" 1941 8 86 Clippings 1940-1943 8 87-88 Western Mass. League of School Publications 1941-1944 8 89 Materials generated as advisor to Collegian 1941 9 90 Classwork 1942-1943 9 91 Religion and higher education 1942-1950 9 92-94 Faculty Committee on the College in Postwar Period 1944 9 95 Liaison 1944-1945 9 96 Report as faculty advisor 194? 9 97 Clippings 1944-1946 9 98-99 Class notes, outlines, and exams for English 1 1945-1951 9 100 Gitelson Award, Alpha Epsilon Pi 1946 9 101 Humanities, humanism 1946 9 102 Clippings 1947 9 103 Student paper: James Joyce and Writers of 19th Century 1947 9 104 Alumni teachers of English 1947-1949 9 105 Miscellaneous English Department materials 1947-1959 9 106 Clippings 1948 9 107 Walter Prince: retirement tribute / letter 1949 9 108 International Studies Service report 1949 9 109 Clippings 1949 10 110 Clippings 1950 10 111 World University Service 1950-1953 10 112 Clippings 1951-1952 10 113 US National Committee for UNESCO 1952 10 114 Exams in English 1952-1961 10 115-116 Class notes n.d. 10 117 Alumni, U of M publications, etc. 1952-1961 10 118 Israel 1953 10 119-20 World University Service: Istanbul 1953 10 121 Clippings 1953-1954 10 122 Convocation (Rogers and Hammerstein) 1954 10 123 Scholarship Convocation: Burchard speech 1954 10 124 Association for Higher Education 1954-1955 10 125-126 UM Literary Society 1954-1955 10 127 Liberal Education and the Practical Man 1955 10 128 UM publicity 1955 10 129 General education working paper 1955 10 130 Material cited 1955-1956 11 131 Vassar Institute for Women in Business 1956 11 132 Conference on Science and Humanities--Harvard 1956 11 133 Clippings 1956-1958 11 134 English Department newsletters 1957-1958 11 135 New College plan 1958 11 136 Alumni College 1958-1961 11 137 Rationale for English major 1959 11 138 Association for Higher Education 1959 11 139 Adult Education Association of Massachusetts 1959 11 140 Clippings 1959-1960 11 141 Research and other publications of faculty and staff 1959-1960 11 142-143 Curriculum revision of the English Department 1960 11 144 Bartlett Hall dedication: JP Mather speech 1960 11 145-150 UM : Long Range Academic Planning Committee 1961-1962 11 151 Yahoo ca. 1962 11 152 Clippings 1961 11 153 Notes n.d. 11 154 The First Elegy in English and German; also The Third Elegy n.d. 11 155 Florence Bilsky Mazer tribute n.d. 12 156-157 Penn State: CCLE 1960-1962 12 158 Committee for the Promotion of International Univ. 1961-1963 12 159 Programs on which MHG appeared 1961-1969 12 160 Penn State: CCLE 1962 12 161 Clippings 1962 12 162 Photocopies of published articles on automation 1962-1969 12 163 Annual Conference on Higher Education 1963 12 164 Edward Hodnett: The Cultivated Mind 1963 12 165 Clippings 1963 12 166 Penn State: Alumni College IV 1963 13-14 167-188 UM: Centennial Committee 1960-1963 15-16 189-200 Penn State conferences on technical change and human values 1963-(1970?) 17 201-203 Penn State: CCLE Conference on Work, Leisure, and Education in a Changing Industrialized Democracy 1964 17 204 Penn State: report on liberal studies degree curricula for adults 1964 17 205 Clippings 1964 17 206 Penn State: CCLE Conference on Society of Men and Machines 1965 17 207 Penn State: CCLE--The Role of the Liberal Arts College in Teacher Preparation 1965 17 208 R.J. Blakely: Toward a Homeodynamic Society 1965 17 209 Second conference on cybercultural revolution 1965 17 210 National Endowment for the Humanities 1965 17 211 Penn State: CCLE In the Name of Man Conference 1965 18 212 Penn State: CCLE YWCA (Pittsburgh) 1965 18 213 World University Service 1965 18 214 Clippings 1965 18 215-217 Penn State: CCLE 1966 18 218 Clippings 1966-67 18 219 English 446 (Milton): Final Exam 1967 18 220 Violence in Contemporary American Society Conference 1967 18 221-222 Blindness Conference/Research 1967 18 223 CCLE-IBM 1968-1970 18 224 UM honorary degrees guidelines 1968 18 225 MAC class of 1928 reunion 1968 18 226 Clippings 1968-1970 18 227 Technological adjuncts 1969-1971 19 228 Penn State: CCLE Computer, Values, and Humanities Conference 1971 19 229 Penn State: Liberal Studies degree curricula 1971 19 230 Clippings 1971-1974 19 231-232 Penn State: English 422 1971-1972 19 233-238 Penn State: degree programs 1971-1972 19 239 Converse College: development of non-credit program 1972 20 240 AJR Helmus Tributes 1974 20 241 Probes and Projections 1974 20 242 Interim report: Greater Spartanburg in Transition 1974-1975 20 243 Converse Center: Greater Spartanburg in Transition 1974-1976 20 244 Issues and Committment 1975 20 245 Clippings and news releases 1975-1986 20 246 Community Self-renewal and Telic Imaging 1976 20 247 Sunbelt International Symposium 1981 20 248-252 Spartanburg County community 1982-1985 Series 2. Correspondence1952-1969, n.d.

(see also Correspondence subseries of CEA, CEA-I, etc.)

21 253 A-Ch 21 254 Ciardi, John 1952-1955 21 255 Cib-F 21 256 G-Horm 21 257 Horn, Francis 1953-1962 21 258 Horo-Lac 21 259 Ladas, Constantine 21 260 Langland, Joseph 1962 21 261 Langm-Mac 21 262 Madeira, Albert 1958-1964 21 263 Marston, G.A. 21 264 Mather, Jean Paul 1953-1960 21 265 Mati-Parkl 21 266 Parkman, Ralph 1965-1969 21 267 Parkn-Ram 21 268 Rand, Frank P. 1967 21 269 Rao-Rol 21 270 Romm, Avram 21 271 Ron-Sl 21 272 Smith, G. Kerry 21 273 Smith, Go.-Tz 21 274 U-Z, unidentified Series 3. Speeches and Writings1922-1985, n.d. 22 275 Undergraduate speeches 22 276 Delta Phi Alpha of Blessed Memory 1934 22 277 On Archibald MacLeish's "Conquistador" 1934 22 278 The Paradox of Poetry and Practicality 1935 22 279 Living Tradition and the Honor System 1936 22 280 Eduard Prokasch, Introduction of Sir Herbert J.C. Grierson, Introduction of Ideals of Phi Kappa Phi 1937-1938 22 281 Student Publications and Social Leadership 1938 22 282 Out of the Frying Pan 1938 22 283 The Qualifications of the Student Journalist 1939 22 284 Western Mass. League of School Publications speeches 1940, 1943 22 285 Collegian banquet speech 1943 22 286 Understanding Heart (Westfield State Commencement) 1946 22 287 That War is Never Won (commencement) 22 288 Harry Levine: Practical Idealist (AEP) 1947 22 289 The Prophets as Moral Motive Power 1947 22 290 Toward Understanding 1948 22 291 Student Government and Democratic Living 1949 22 292 One or Nothing (First Church Men's Club) 1949 22 293 Personal Impressions of Europe 1950 23 294 Not by Bread Alone (Hopkins Academy Commencement) 1951 23 295 Men of Flesh and Bone (Classical High School) 1951 23 296 American Legion talk 1952 23 296a Apologia on CEA Inst. Wellesley NECEA 1953 23 297 Ventures in International Education 1954 23 298 What is the Relationship of General Education to New Imperatives of Business, Industry, Labor? 1955 23 299 Industry/Liberal Education Relations 1957 23 300 Greetings from faculty at Lederle inauguration 1961 23 301 Displacement of Human Labor 1964 23 302 Education for Human Competence in Scientific Age 1964 23 303 Technological Mythmaking and Humanities Teaching 1968 23 304 The Lights Men Live By 1972 23 305 College Press and Community Service 1977 23 306 Death and Dignity 1979 23 307 Al Jolly, Jr., Introduction of (B'nai Israel) 1983 23 308 Charity Begins at Home n.d. 23 309 Alpha Epsilon Pi talk n.d. 23 310 Thomas Winburn, Introduction of (UM convocation) n.d. 23 311 Jewish Students (notes on talk) n.d. 24 312 Bibliography 1983 24 313 Early writings 1922-1923 24 314 In The Register (Boston Latin School) 1922-1923 24 315 Graduate essay: Chaucer and Longfellow 1929-1930 24 316 Shakespeare, Donne, and the Poetic Realization of Death n.d. 24 317-318 Matthew Arnold and Irving Babbitt 1931 24 319 Short publications 1934-1939 24 320 Jewish Students 1936 24 321 Carlyle: notes, drafts, and correspondence 1936 24 322 Carlyle: Philological Quarterly 1938-1944 25 323 Short publications 1941-1945 25 324 Intergroup Education: Off the Record 1946 25 325 Short publications 1946 25 326 The Understanding Heart and I Thank Them 1947 25 327 Short publications 1947 25 328-329 Intergroup Education 1947 25 330 Short publications 1948-1949 25 331 S.I. Hayakawa: review, correspondence 1949 25 332 A Man in Israel n.d. 25 333 A Writer, God Forbid ca. 1950 25 334 Introductions in Adam Bede, Lorna Doone, Mill on the Floss ca. 1950 25 335 Short publications 1950-1959 26 336-339 Short Publications 1969-1967 26 340 Technological Change and Human Dignity 1966 26 341 Short publications 1968 26 342-343 Needles, Burrs, and Bibliographies 1969 26 344 Short publications 1969 27 345 Short publications 1970-1971 27 346-348 Designs in Liberal Learning 1971-1972 27 349-350 Short publications 1972-1974 27 351 Reviews of: Cybernation, Systems, and the Teaching of English; Humanistic Goals and Behavioral Objectives; and Probes and Projections. 1975 27 352-354 Short publications 1975-1980 27 355 Spartanburg: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow; and Tocqueville Revisited 1981 27 356 Short publications 1983 27 357 Telics and Holistic Education for the Technetronic Age 1983 27 358 Short publications 1985 Series 4. College English Association Records1948-1960, n.d. 28 359 Allen, Morse 28 360-361 B-C 28 362-363 Ciardi, John 28 364 CSLEA 28 365 Elliot, Georqe Rov 28 366 Fenimore, Watson and Fennimore, Keith 28 367 Fisher, J. Randolph 28 368 Fisher, John H. 28 369-371 Fitzhugh, Robert 1948-1957 29 372 Fletcher, C. Scott 1954-1960 29 373 Foerster, Norman 29 374 Fuson, Ben W. 29 375 G-H 29 376 Henson, Clyde 29 377 Hill, Archibald 29 378 Hogan, Patrick 29 379 Holland, B. 29 380 Holt, Lee (Grace) 29 381 Johnson, Burges 29 382 Johnson, Eleanor 29 383 Jones, Howard 29 384 Knickerbocker, Kenneth 29 385 Knudson, George W. 29 386 Koller, Kathrine 29 387 Leisy, Ernest E. 29 388 L 29 389 Lloyd, Donald 29 390 M 29 391 Madeira, Al 29 392 Madon, Jas. Hocker 29 393 Moore, Harry T. 29 394 Morse, J. Mitchell 29 395 Nevins, Allan 29 396 P 29 397 Pearson, Norman Holmes 29 398 Pease, Royal S. 29 399 R 29 400 "Requests to be filled" 1958 29 401 Rinker, Floyd 29 402 Ryan, Alvan S. 30 403 Sams, Henry 30 404 Sears, Donald 30 405 Sherman, Merrill 30 406 Siegle, Peter 30 407 Steffins, Lincoln (see Johnson, Burges) 30 408 Stevenson, Lionel and Stewart, Ernest 30 409 Stone, George Winchester 30 410 Street, Julian 1952-1960 30 411 Sullivan, A.M. 1952-1959 30 411a S-T 30 412 Taylor, George R. 30 413 Tompkins, J.M. 30 414 U.S. Steel Foundation 1955-1960 Series 5. College English Association Institute1952-1959, n.d. Administrative Records 31 421 Discussion about CEA Institute 1952 31 422 Committee on Development 31 423 Development materials 1954 31 424 Advisory Council correspondence 1954 31 425 Board of consultants 1955 31 426 Statements prepared for consultation 1955 31 427-431 Consultation 1955 31 432 Post-consultation follow-up correspondence 1955 31 433 Amherst consultation 1955 31 434 Fund raising letter 1955 31 435 Rockefeller Foundation correspondence 32 436 Bibliography of arts/industry relationships 32 437 "Editing and Publishing": Sid Kaplan 1955 32 438 Publications 32 439 Research projects 32 440 Report of the CEA Institute Committee 32 441 Progress reports 1952, 1955 32 442 Critic coverage 1952-1955 32 442a Comments sheets 32 443 Laison activities 1952-1953 32 444 Fortune: "Should a Businessman be Educated?" 1953 32 445 Chicago Roundtable discussion 1954 32 446 CEA, CEA-I prestige value for the university 1952 Correspondence 33 447-457 A-Z, except individuals listed below 34 458 Burchard, John Ely 1952-1955 34 459 Chalmers, G.K. 34 460 Chapman, Gilbert 1953-1956 34 461 Chapman, W. John (of Harvard Business Review) 34 462 Cominsky, J.R. 1953-1954 34 463 Compton, Wilson 34 464 Cooper, Robert M. 34 465 Crohn, Richard J. 34 466 Daugherty, D.H. ("Mike") 1953-1959 34 467 Davidson, Carter 1953-1959 34 468 Denney, Revel 1958-1959 34 469 Diekhoff, John 1952-1957 34 470 Eells, Richard

(see also Humanities Center)

34 471 Engberg, Edward 34 472 Eurich, Alvin C. 1953-1955 34 473 Foster, Edward 34 474 Gideonese, Harry D. 1953-1954 34 474a Griffin, Glen 34 475 Hayakawa, S.I. 34 476 Hays, John Q. 35 477 Henson, Clyde 1952-1959 35 478 Hilberry, Clarence 35 479 Horn, Francis 1953-1956 35 480 Houghton, Arthur 35 481 Jones, Howard M 35 482 Kaplan, Sid 35 483 Katz, Milton 35 484 Kestnbaum, Meyer 35 484a Larravee 35 485 Linowitz, Sol

(see also Humanities Center)

35 486 Logan, Harlan 35 486a Mcallister 35 486b McCormick 35 487 Pamp, Fred (re: reprint of "Liberal Arts as Training for Business" article) 1955 35 488 Parker, William R. 35 489 Patrick, Kenneth 1954-1958 35 490 Powell, Charles (UM alum.) 35 491 Reidenbaugh, H.R. 35 492 Reynolds, Neil C. 35 493 Saturday Review article - corresp.

see also Cominsky, J.R.; Walters, Raymond; and Box 38, folder 519

35 494 Shepard, David A. 35 495 Turner, W. Homer

(see also Humanities Center)

35 496 Walters, Raymond (of Sat. Review) 35 497 Wirtenberger, Henry J. 35 498 Worthy, James C. 35 499 Zimmerman, Dan Z. Institutes, Seminars, Conferences 36 500 Amherst Institute: Roster 1952 36 501 Amherst Institute: Programs, schedules, etc. 1952 36 502 Amherst Institute: Addresses (programmed) 1952 36 503 Amherst Institute: Discussions, tapes, etc. 1952 36 504 Amherst Institute: Follow-up 1952 36 505 Amherst Institute: Publicity 1952 36 506 Amherst Institute: Critic coverage 1952 36 507 Pacific Institute, Los Angeles 1952 36 508 CEA-I Liaison Meeting, J.Victor Theater, NY 1952 36 509 U. of Florida, Gainesville 1953 36 510 Purdue Institute 1953 36 511 Lehigh Institute 1954 37 512 Corning Institute: Preparations 1953 37 513 Corning Institute: Programs, schedules, etc. 1953 37 514 Corning Institute: Addresses (programmed) 1953 37 515 Corning Institute: Discussion, tapes, etc. 1953 37 516 Corning Institute: Correspondence 1953 37 517 Corning Institute: John Ball's Report on Corning 1953 37 518 Corning Institute: Publicity 1953 38 519 Corning Institute: Saturday Review article 1953 38 520 Corning Institute: Post-meeting comments 1953 38 521 Corning Institute: Critic coverage 1953 38 522 Corning Institute: Miscellaneous 1953 39 523 Kellogg-E. Lansing Institute: Preparations 1954 39 524 Kellogg-E. Lansing Institute: Programs, etc. 1954 39 525 Kellogg-E. Lansing Institute: Addresses (programmed) 1954 39 526 Kellogg-E. Lansing Institute: Seminar Reports 1954 39 527 Kellogg-E. Lansing Institute: Discussion, tapes, etc. 1954 39 528 Kellogg-E. Lansing Institute: Burchard, John E. 1954 39 529 Kellogg-E. Lansing Institute: Siegle, Peter 1954 39 530 Kellogg-E. Lansing Institute: Publicity 1954 39 531 Kellogg-E. Lansing Institute: Critic coverage 1954 39 532 Kellogg-E. Lansing Institute: Post-meeting comments 1954 40 533 Union/GE-Schenectady Instit.: Preparations 1955 40 534 Union/GE-Schenectady Instit.: Programs, etc. 1955 40 535-536 Union/GE-Schenectady Instit.: Correspondence 1955 40 537 Union/GE-Schenectady Instit.: Personnel 1955 40 538 Union/GE-Schenectady Instit.: Talks (A-Z, by author) 1955 40 539 Union/GE-Schenectady Instit.: Reprints 1955 40 540 Union/GE-Schenectady Instit.: Discussions, tapes, etc. 1955 41 541 Union/GE-Schenectady Instit.: Press Releases 1955 41 542 Union/GE-Schenectady Instit.: Critic coverage 1955 41 543 Union/GE-Schenectady Instit.: Post-meeting reports 1955 41 544 Union/GE-Schenectady Instit.: Post-meeting publics. 1955 41 545 Union/GE-Schenectady Instit.: Follow-up corresp. 1955 41 546 Union/GE-Schenectady Instit.: Corresp. red-penciled for report 1955 42 547 Case Institute 1956 42 548 Case Institute: Engineers in Liberal Arts 1956 42 549 1st American Humanities Seminar: Planning 1956 42 550 1st American Humanities Seminar: Programs, etc. 1956 42 551 1st American Humanities Seminar: Correspondence 1956 42 552 1st American Humanities Seminar: J. Ciardi talk 1956 42 553 1st American Humanities Seminar: Perry Miller talk 1956 42 554 1st American Humanities Seminar: Reports 1956 42 555 1st American Humanities Seminar: Publicity 1956 43 556 Bus., Labor, Indus. and Ed. Conf.: Planning Session 1957 43 557-560 Bus., Labor, Indus. and Ed. Conf.: Proceedings 1957 43 561 Bus., Labor, Indus. and Ed. Conf.: Working Papers 1957 43 562 Bus., Labor, Indus. and Ed. Conf.: Correspondence 1957 43 563 Bus., Labor, Indus. and Ed. Conf.: Materials sent by MHG to participants 1957 43 564 Bus., Labor, Indus. and Ed. Conf.: Report by D. Lloyd 1957 Series 6. Humanities Center for Liberal Education1953-1968, n.d. Administrative Files 44 565 Articles of organization and by-laws 44 566 Tax exempt status documents and correspondence 44 567 Establishment of Humanities Center 44 568 Descriptive materials 44 569 Financial records and solicitations 44 570 Financial records 1957 44 571 Board of Consultants, Advisory Council 44 572 Advisory Council 44 573 Minutes 45 574 Man of the Year award 1957 45 575 Brochure revision 1955-1957 45 576-577 Brochure, prospectus, etc. 45 578 Evaluation, testimonials, and developmental letter 45 579 American Humanities Seminars Report by Lee Holt 1956-1968 45 580-581 List of activities 1957-1961 45 582 "As Others Read Us: American Fiction Abroad" 45 583 Outreach 45 584 Publications 45 585 Requests for "Specific Needs for Leadership in Management" 45 586 Research projects 45 587 Miscellaneous related materials Correspondence 46 588 A - B except as follows 46 589 Bacon, Emery (Steelworkers) 1956-1960 46 590 Bridgeman, P.W. (Harvard) 1958-1959 46 591 C - D, except as follows 46 592 Chalmers, A. Burns 46 593 Christensen, Glenn J. 1955-1959 46 594 Craig, Robert W. (Aspen Inst.) 1959 46 595 D'Arms, Edward (Ford Found.) 1953-1956 46 596 E - F, except as follows 46 597 Eells, Richard 1958-1959 46 598 Fishwick, Marshall 1964-1965 46 599 G - H, except as follows 46 600 Hirschfeld, Gerhard 1959 46 601 Horn, Francis 1958-1959 46 602 I - J 46 603 K - L, except as follows 46 604 Kaplan, Sid 1958 46 605 Lerner, Max 1959 46 606 Lincoln, Murray D. (UM alum) 1959-1960 46 607 Lindsay, Malvina 1958-1959 46 608 Linowitz, Sol 1958-1960

(see also CEA-Institute)

46 609 M - N, except as follows 46 609a McCume, Shannon 46 610 McLuhan, Marshall 1959-1960 46 611 Millane, Paul 1958-1959 47 612 O - P, except as follows 47 613 Pearson, Norman H. 1959

(see also CEA-Institute)

47 614 Peters, CMD 1962-1964 47 615 Powell, Charles (UM alum) 1955-1960 47 616 Price, Derek J. de Solla 1957-1959 47 617 Q - R, except as follows 47 618 Reynolds, Neil B. 1958-1959 47 619 Rice, James G. 1955-1959 47 620 S , except as follows 47 621 Schlegel, Richard 1958-1959 47 622 Sinnott, Edmund W. 1958-1959 47 623 Stewart, John Q. 1956-1960 47 624 Swanson, Carl (UM alum) 1958 47 624a Turner, N.H. 47 625 T - V, 47 626 W - Z 47 627-631 Humanities Center, unsorted 1956-1966 Seminars, Conferences, Activities 48 632 Cleveland Institute: Preparations 1957 48 633 Cleveland Institute: Correspondence 1957 48 634 Cleveland Institute: Collacott , R.H. 1957 48 635 Cleveland Institute: Corresp. re: Themes 1957 48 686 Cleveland Institute: Texts 1957 48 637 Cleveland Institute: Transcripts of Talks 1957 48 638 Cleveland Institute: Follow-ups 1957 48 639 Cleveland Institute: Clippinqs and Press releases 1957 49 640 Critique of Public Affairs Infor. pamphlets 1957 49 641 Center for the Study of Lib. Ed. for Adults(CSLEA) 1957 49 642 2nd American Hum. Seminar: Programs, Rosters, etc. 1957 49 643 2nd American Hum. Seminar: Talks, reprints, summs. 1957 49 644 2nd American Hum. Seminar: Sviridoff talk 1957 49 645 2nd American Hum. Seminar: Derek Price talk 1957 49 646 2nd American Hum. Seminar: Transcriptions: Panels A and B, Wells' talk, etc. 1957 49 647 2nd American Hum. Seminar: Correspondence and memos 1957 49 648 2nd American Hum. Seminar: Personnel 1957 49 649 2nd American Hum. Seminar: Financial Records 1957 49 650 2nd American Hum. Seminar: Photos 1957

(see Box 55)

49 651 2nd American Hum. Seminar: Summary Report 1957 49 652 2nd American Hum. Seminar: Comments 1957 49 653 2nd American Hum. Seminar: Post-seminar mailing 1957 49 654 2nd American Hum. Seminar: Publicity 1957 49 655 2nd American Hum. Seminar: American Studies Program 1957 50 656-657 3rd American Hum. Seminar: Planning Consultation 1958 50 658 3rd American Hum. Seminar: Post-consultation corres. 1958 50 659 3rd American Hum. Seminar: Proposal to NSF for fund. 1958 50 660 3rd American Hum. Seminar: Background material 1958 50 661 3rd American Hum. Seminar: Rosters 1958 50 662 3rd American Hum. Seminar: Programs and Prelim. Mtgs. 1958 50 663 3rd American Hum. Seminar: Invitation lists 1958 50 664 3rd American Hum. Seminar: Press releases and public. 1958 51 665 3rd American Hum. Seminar: Promotion 1958 51 666 3rd American Hum. Seminar: "Needles and Burrs" 1958 51 667 3rd American Hum. Seminar: Paul Duncan file 1958 51 668 3rd American Hum. Seminar: Corresp. 1958 51 669 3rd American Hum. Seminar: Participant statements 1958 51 670 3rd American Hum. Seminar: Talks and Reprints 1958 51 671 3rd American Hum. Seminar: Shapley, H. 1958 51 672 3rd American Hum. Seminar: Roundtables 1958 51 673 3rd American Hum. Seminar: Concluding Resolution 1958 51 674 3rd American Hum. Seminar: Follow-up reports, etc. 1958 51 675-676 3rd American Hum. Seminar: corresp. 1958 51 677 3rd American Hum. Seminar: Post-seminar multipliers 1958 52 678 America's Human Resources to meet the Scientific Challenge Conference 1958 52 679-680 Evaluations: Steelworkers Winter Institute 1958 52 681 President's Comm. on Scientists and Engineers 1958 52 682 Williston Consultation 1958 52 683 Yntema Mailing 1958 53 684 4th American Hum. Seminar: Planning 1959 53 685 4th American Hum. Seminar: Programs, rosters, etc. 1959 53 686 4th American Hum. Seminar: Talks 1959 53 687 4th American Hum. Seminar: Talks - Colligan 1959 53 688 4th American Hum. Seminar: Talks - Ed Haskell 1959 53 689 4th American Hum. Seminar: Talks - Douglas Hurd 1959 53 690 4th American Hum. Seminar: Talks - Murray Lincoln 1959 53 691 4th American Hum. Seminar: Corresp. and memos 1959 53 692 4th American Hum. Seminar: Reports on panels 1959 53 693 4th American Hum. Seminar: Publicity 1959 53 694 4th American Hum. Seminar: Post-seminar corresp. 1959 53 695 4th American Hum. Seminar: TV/radio broadcast 1959 53 696 4th American Hum. Seminar: NAEB Article, Lee Holt 1959 54 697 Staff Leadership Seminar 1959 54 698 Miami U. Sesquicentennial: "What is College For?" 1959 54 699 Hum. Center Conference, Ohio "What is College For?" 1959 54 700 Ferguson, Francis: The Managerial Leader and the Arts of the Theater 1959 54 701-702 American Humanities Seminar : Planning 1960 54 703 Southern Humanities Conf, Newsletter 1956, 1961 54 704 Planning Sessions for UM Centennial 1961 54 705 Newark conference planning session of U. Delaware 1963 54 706 Seminar: Delaware 1964 54 707 Michigan Q. Rev.: Business and the Humanities 1965 54 708 Oklahoma Project 54 709 Edward R. Murrow interview w/Cyrus Eaton n.d. Series 7. Photographs1913-1974, n.d. 55 710 Portraits of Goldberg 1913-1970's 55 711 Roister Doisters: Rand's Philip Sydney 1925 55 712 In the Octagon, Twelfth Night 1927, 1928 55 713 MAC: Debate Society, Christian Assoc., post-commencement 1928 55 714 Charles Patterson of MAC; Eduard Prokosch of Yale 55 715 MAC: Forest and Stream Club, drama readings, Faust ca. 1934 55 716 MAC: Student publications advisor 55 717 Dramatic productions as faculty member 55 718 Amherst poets 1940s and 1950s 55 719 CEA at MSC 55 720 World University Service 1950-1953 55 721 S.I. Hayakawa 55 722 Corning Institute 1953 55 723 Lansing 1954 55 724 GE 1955 55 725 Tennessee CEA 1956 55 726 Humanities Center conference (2d American Hum. Sem.) 1957 55 727-728 2nd American Humanities Seminar 1957 55 729 Penn. State: United Steelworkers 1957 55 730 Humanities Center, Cleveland 56 731 University of Massachusetts: Steelworkers Inst. 1959 56 732-734 American Humanities Seminar 1959 56 735 University of Mass.: English Department faculty 1950s 56 736 University of Mass.: Centennial 1960 56 737 Penn State 1964 56 738-739 Penn State: CCLE/IBM 1968-1970 56 740 Converse College: Center for the Humanities 1972 56 741 Miscellaneous 1960s-1970s 56 742 Participants, Greater Spartanburg in Transition 1974 56 743 Drawing of MHG by Arthur Berger Series 8. Audiotapes1958-1971, n.d. 57 744 Steelworkers Seminar 1958 57 745 3rd American Humanities Seminar 1958 57 746 4th American Humanities Seminar 1959 57 747 American Humanities Seminar (probably) 57 748 Hotel Roosevelt 1/14/? 58 749 Technological Change and Human Values 1963 59 750 CCLE Humanities Seminar 1964 59 751 In the Name of Man Conf. 1965 59 752 Blindness Conf. 1967 59 753 Unidentified 7/17/1968 59 754 CCLE - IBM 1969 59 755 Experimental taping of TV musical program 1971 59 756 4 unidentified tapes ? Series 9. Books1928-1963, n.d. 60-61 Annotated and/or autographed books 62 Indexes in which MHG appears 1928, 1963