University of Connecticut President's Office Records [Glenn W. Ferguson, 1973-1978]

Overview of the Collection

History

Scope and Content

Arrangement

Restrictions

Index Terms

Related Material

Administrative Information

Bibliography

Detailed Description

Series I: University Files, (1965-1978)

Series II: State Files, 1974-1978

Series III: Paul Capra Files, 1972-1978

Series IV: Edward V. Grant Papers, undated

Series V: Audiovisual materials, 1975

University of Connecticut

President's Office Records [Glenn W. Ferguson, 1973-1978]

Finding aid prepared by Archives & Special Collections Staff.

Archives & Special Collections at the Thomas J. Dodd Research Center
405 Babbidge Road, Unit 1205
Storrs, Connecticut 06269-1205

© 2005 University of Connecticut


Overview of the Collection
Repository:	Archives & Special Collections at the Thomas J. Dodd Reserch Center.
Creator:	University of Connecticut. President's Office.
Title:	University of Connecticut, President's Office Records [Glenn W. Ferguson, 1973-1978].
Dates:	1965-1978
Quantity:	37 linear feet
Identification:	MSS19980187
Language:	English.
Abstract:	Contains the office files of the President's Office during Dr. Ferguson's administration.

History

Glenn W. Ferguson was the ninth President of the University of Connecticut. He served from August 1973 to April 1978. His tenure occurred during a difficult period in the school's history, a period marked by financial retrenchment because of economic recession and inadequate financial support from the state legislature. The University experienced little growth during these years, but it did manage to maintain stability and quality.

A native of Syracuse, New York, Ferguson earned a bachelor's degree in economics and master's degree in business administration at Cornell University and a law degree from the University of Pittsburgh in 1957. From 1961-1969, he held various posts in the Kennedy and Johnson administrations, including Director of the Peace Corps from 1962-1964, President of VISTA from 1964-1966, United States Ambassador to Kenya from 1966-1969. In 1969, he was appointed Chancellor of Long Island University, and, from 1970-1973, was President of Clark University. In addition to his administrative posts, he also held a variety of teaching positions from 1969-1971, including Adjunct Professor of Government at Clark University and Professor of Political Science at Long Island University. Ferguson was 44 years old when he assumed the presidency of the University of Connecticut.

Total enrollment at UConn rose only slightly during Ferguson's presidency. In 1974, it cost the average resident UConn student about $2,800 per year to attend the University. By 1978, that amount had risen to $3,400. From 1975 to 1978, a time of severe inflation, the University operating budget grew by approximately thirty million dollars, while state appropriations actually declined by 2 per cent.

Despite a lack of adequate state public support, a number of major advances were made in the University's physical plant during Ferguson's tenure. Ground was broken for a new School of Fine Arts building, and the Psychology, Institute of Materials Science, and Physics buildings were completed. The Co-op bookstore was opened, as was the John N. Dempsey Hospital at the Health Center in Farmington. The crowning achievement was the completion, in 1978, of the new University of Connecticut Library, later renamed the Homer Babbidge Library.

Advances were made, as well, in both academic programs and research. During the 1973-1974 academic year, the Political Science Department created a Masters of Public Affairs degree to meet the growing demand for experts in public service and administration. In that same year, a research team from the School of Medicine announced that its vaccine against meningitis would be marketed nationally by two drug firms.

During the 1976-1977 academic year, the University admitted four students from a pilot group at the Stamford Branch that marked the formal beginning of the Bachelor if General Studies program, a degree program for non-traditional students. A Stamford grandmother was the first recipient of such a degree in 1978. The first annual Day of Pride, an event intended to inspire and encourage minority young people to pursue a college education was also held.

During the 1977-1978 school year, the University and the University of Belgrade launched a hands-across-the-sea collaboration for a scientific and educational exchange program. This was also the year that clinical certification tests of graduate students in speech pathology and audiology indicated that the University's advanced degree programs in these areas ranked in the top ten nationally.

Glenn Ferguson resigned his presidency in April 1978, in order to accept a position as Chief Executive Officer of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty.

Glenn W. Ferguson died at his home in Sante Fe, New Mexico on 20 December 2007.

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Scope and Content

This collection consists of the administrative files of the University's office of the President during Glenn W. Ferguson's tenure from 1973-1978. Also include in this collection are the files of Ferguson's assistant, Paul Capra, as well as those of Edward Gant, who was acting president of the university for six months following Ferguson's resignation.

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Arrangement

Series I: University Files (1965-1978) consist of communication between the President's Office and university departments and Branches; materials related to university functions, policies, and concerns; budget and financial data; committee reports; as well as general information on post-secondary education. The files are arranged alphabetically within a chronological order.

Series II: State Files (1974-1978) consist of administrative files involving the state government's interaction with the university and the state university system as a whole.

Series III: Paul Capra Papers (1972-1978) contain the files of the assistant to the president, and includes such materials as annual reports, administrative procedures, correspondence, physical plant data, and files on collective bargaining, the Storrs campus police, university finances, and research contracts.

Series IV: Edward Gant Papers (undated) consist of one box of materials from Edward Gant's term as acting president from August 1978 to March 1979. The materials include files on the Appropriation Committee, the capital budget, collective bargaining, the Health Center, and veterinary medicine.

Series V: Audiovisual materials (1975)

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Restrictions

Restrictions on Access

There are no access restrictions on this collection.

Restrictions on Use

Permission to publish from these Papers must be obtained in writing from both the University of Connecticut Libraries and the owner(s) of the copyright.

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Related Material

Archives & Special Collections has a substantial collection of pertaining to the University, its history, administration, faculty, staff and students. For detailed information on these collections please contact the curator or ask at the reference desk.

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Index Terms

This record series is indexed under the following controlled access subject terms.

Organizations:

College presidents—Connecticut.

Universities and colleges—Administration.

University of Connecticut. Office of the President.

University of Connecticut—Presidents.

Document Types:

Administrative Records.

Correspondence.

Financial Records.

Minutes.

Newsletters.

Newspapers.

Notebooks.

Notes.

Photocopies.

Press releases.

Speeches.

Occupations:

Universities.

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Bibliography

Stemmons, Walter. Connecticut Agricultural College: A History. Storrs, CT: C.A.C., 1931.

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Detailed Description


Series I: University Files, (1965-1978)
	1972-1973
1:1		A
1:2-4		Admissions
1:5-6		Affirmative Action Plan
1:7		Agriculture, College and School of
1:8		Allied health professions
1:9		Almuni Association
1:10		Alumni correspondence and information
1:11		American Council on Education
1:12		Annual Report of the President to the Governor
1:13-15		Applicants
1:16		Associated Students Commissaries
1:17		Associated Student Government
1:18		Association of American Colleges
1:19		Association of governing boards of Universities and Colleges
1:20		Athletics
1:21		Auditorium
1:22		B
1:23		Bailey, Clark - Assistant to the President
1:24		Beer Hall
1:25		Black Exposition, First New England
1:26		Board of Trustees
1:27		Bookstore
1:28		Bureau of Institutional Research
1:29		Budget
1:30		Business Administration, School of
1:31		C
1:32		Campus Christian Foundation
1:33		Campus Planning and Development Committee
1:34		Center for Black Studies
1:35		Center for Criminal Justice (proposed)
1:36		Center for the Environment and Man
1:37		Civil Rights
1:38		Co (general)
1:39		College Entrance Examination Board
1:40		Commencement
1:41		Commission for Higher Education
1:43		Commission on Aid to Higher Education
1:44		Commission on University Governance
1:45		Committee Against Racism
1:46		Committee for the Future
1:47		Committee on the cost of Instruction, 1972-1973
1:48		Committee on Criminal Justice
1:49		Committee on Curricula and Courses
1:50		Committee on Scholastic Standards
1:51		Committees, Standing, University
1:52		Community Colleges in Connecticut
1:53		Comptroller, Office of the State
1:54		Computer Center
1:55		Conferences
1:56		Connecticut Council on Higher Education
1:57		Connecticut Daily Campus
1:58		Connecticut Higher Education TV Association
1:59		Connecticut Humanities Council
1:60		Connecticut Partners
1:61		Connecticut Public Expenditure Council
1:62		CONNPEP
1:63		CONNPIRG
1:64		Continuing Education Services
1:65		Cooperative Extension Service
1:66		Cooperative Program Planning for the New England Land-Grant Universities
1:67		Council on Human Rights and Opportunities
1:68		E
2:69		Ecological Institute (proposed)
2:70		Education, School of
2:71		Educational Facilities Laboratories proposal
2:72		Employment authorizations
2:73		Engineering, School of
2:74		E.O. Smith High School
2:75		Evans, Jack - Vice President for Financial Affairs
2:76		F
2:77		Fellowships
2:78		Finance and Control Department
2:79		Financial Aid Division
2:80		Fine Arts, School of
2:81		Foreign students
2:82		Fraternities and sororities
2:83-84		Gant, Edward V.
2:85		Gerontology Program
2:86		Governor's Office
2:87		Graduate School
2:88		Grants
2:89		Greater Hartford Chamber of Commerce
2:90		Handicapped students, 1972-1973
2:91		Hartford Branch
2:92		Hartford Training the Teachers of Teachers Center
2:93		Health Center
2:94		Health, Education, and Welfare
2:95		Health Service Advisory Attorney
2:96		Homecoming day 1972
2:97		Home Economics, School of
2:98		Honors
2:99		Housing and Food Services
2:100		I
2:101		Invitations
2:102		L
2:103		Lakeside Apartments reservations
2:104		Legislative
2:105		Liberal Arts and Sciences, College of
2:106		Loeb Awards, 1965-1973
2:107		M
2:108		Mansfield
2:109		Master plan
2:110		McMahon Lecture
2:111		Museum of Art - Paul Rovetti, Director
2:112		N
2:113		National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges
2:114		Newcomer's Tea
2:115		New England Center for Continuing Education
2:116		New England Regional Student Program
2:117		New England Universities Children Exchange Program
2:118		Nursing, School of
2:119		P
2:120		Pharmacy, School of
2:121		President's Emeritus Tea
2:122		Project Leadership
2:123		R
2:124		Receipts, liquor
2:125		Red Cross Bloodmobile
2:126		Religious Counselors Luncheon
2:127		Resolutions on fiscal controls
2:128		Revitalization Corps
2:129		Rohrbach, John G. - Assistant Vice-President
2:130		S
2:131		Shea, Gail - Women's Advocate, Provost's Office
2:132		Social Work, School of
2:133		Southeastern Branch, 1972-1973
2:134		Stamford Branch
2:135		Student affairs
2:136		Student Senate
2:137		Student Union Board of Governors
2:138		Summer Seminar of the Institute of World Affairs
2:139		T
2:140		Traffic and Parking, Advisory Committee
2:141		Trustee/Administration/Faculty/Student Committee
2:142		W
2:143		WHUS
2:144		Women's concerns
2:145		Y
2:146		Yankee Conference
	1973-1974
3:147		Accounts receivable, 1973-1974
3:148		Accreditation
3:149		Affirmative Action Program
3:150		Agriculture, U.S. Department of
3:151-152		Allied Health Professions
3:153		American Association for Higher Education
3:154		American Association of State Colleges and Universities
3:155		American Association of University Professors
3:156		American Association of University Women
3:157		American Council on Education
3:158		Appeals
3:159-162		Applicants
3:163		Appropriations Committee of the General Assembly
3:164		Association of American Colleges
3:165		Association of Governing Boards
3:166		Auditorium, Albert N. Jorgensen
3:167		Auditorium Search Committee
3:168		Auerbach Service Bureau for Connecticut Organizations
3:169		Auxiliary Services Fund
3:170		Bartlett Arboretum
3:171-172		Black students
3:173		Board of Trustees
3:174-175		Bookstore
3:176		Branches, University of Connecticut
4:177		Campus Community Carnival
4:178		Center for the Environment and Man
4:179		Christmas card list
4:180		College Entrance Exam Board, 1973-1974
4:181-182		Commencement - convocation
4:183		Commendations and complaints
4:184		Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities
4:185		Comptroller, Office of the State
4:186		Connecticut Civil Liberties Union (CCLU)
4:187		Connecticut Daily Campus
4:188		Connecticut Labor Department
4:189		CONNFACTS
4:190		CONNPEP
4:191		CONNPIRG
4:192		Connecticut Public Television
4:193		Connecticut State Employee Association (CSEA)
4:194		CONNTAC
4:195		Council for Moral Leadership
4:196		Day care for children
4:197		Eastern States Exposition
4:198		Education abstracts (American College Public Relations Association)
4:199		Education, State Department of
4:200		Educational associations
4:201		Emeritus staff
4:202		Energy crisis
4:203-204		Equal Employment Opportunity
4:205		Faculty for Rational Alternatives
4:206		Federation of University Teachers
4:207-206		Ferguson, Glenn W.
4:207		Film programs
4:208		Fraternities and sororities
4:209-211		General
4:212		Gerontology
4:213		Governor's office - Thomas Meskill
4:214		Grievance procedure
4:215		Handicapped students
4:216		Hartford Branch
5:217-218		Health Center
5:219		Health, Education & Welfare, U.S. Department of
5:220		Heart Tea
5:221		Homecoming Letter
5:222		Honors program
5:223		Hopkins, Thomas
5:224		Institute of International and Intercultural Studies (phase out)
5:225		Insurance, School of
5:226-227		Invitations
5:228		Joint Operations Committee - Land Grant Universities of New England, 1973-1974
5:229		Lakeside Apartments
5:230-232		Law, School of
5:233		Legislative concerns
5:234		Legislature's Intern Program
5:235		Loeb Awards - correspondence
5:236		Mansfield Town Council
6:237		Massachusetts, University of - collective bargaining
6:238		McMahon Lecture
6:239		Media
6:240		Medicine, School of Dental
6:241-245		Medicine, School of
6:246		Minority statistics
6:247		Museum of Art: Paul Rovetti, Dir.
6:248-250		NAACP
6:251-253		National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges
6:254-255		New England Center for Continuing Education
6:256		New England College presidents
6:257		New England Council on Continuing Education
6:258		New England Faculty Children Exchange Program
6:259		New England Land Grant Universities
6:260		Northeast Regional Center for Rural Development
6:261		NOW - National Organization for Women
6:262		Organization of faculty and Professional Women
6:263		Organization for Tropical Studies
7:264		PEFCO - Private Export Funding Corporation
7:265		President's annual report
7:266		President's Emeritus Tea
7:267-268		Professional Employee Association
7:269		Promotion - tenure
7:270		Property negotiations
7:271		Public Information Office
7:272-273		Racism
7:274		Radio-Television Center
7:275		Red Cross Bloodmobile
7:276		Religion
7:277		Retirement
7:278		ROTC
7:279		Sabbatical Leave
7:280		Salaries
7:281		Scholarships and gifts
7:282-289		Senate, University, 1973-1974
7:290		Sit in, Wilbur Cross Library
7:291		Sloan, Alfred P., Foundation
7:292		Social Work, School of - Morton Coleman, Dean
7:293		Southeastern Branch
7:294-295		Stamford Branch
8:296		State colleges
8:297		State government
8:298		State of Connecticut - Board for State Academic Awards
8:299		TAFS Committee
8:300		Telephone
8:301		Torrington Branch
8:302		Travel
8:303		U.S. Department of Labor
8:304		Universities
8:305		University Chronicle
8:306		University Computer Center
8:307		University of Connecticut Summer Program
8:308		Veterinary Medicine Program
8:309		Waterbury Branch
8:310		WHUS
8:311		Women's concerns
8:312		Women's Council
8:313		Women's Studies Program
8:314		Zarrow Scholarship Fund
	1974-1975
8:315		Activities, Connecticut Legislatures
8:316		Ad hoc Committee on Legislative Matters
8:317		Admissions
8:318		Affirmative Action
8:319		Agriculture's Engineering Lab
8:320		Allowances, representation
8:321		American Association of University Professors
8:322		American Association of University Teachers
8:323		Annual reports of other institutions
8:324-327		Annual reports
8:328		August 1973
8:329		Chronicle: Surveys and Studies
8:330-331		Correspondence
8:332		Ferguson's appointment to presidency (newspaper clips)
8:333		Grants
9:334		Health and safety, public
9:335		Inauguration invitations, 1974-1975
9:336		Legislature 1973 - Nurses
9:337-340		Loeb Award
9:341		New England State Universities
9:342		Printed item
9:343		Public works
9:344		Sick leave, vacation - professional staff
9:345-347		Sleeman, Phillip J., Director, AV Center
9:348		Social workers, licensing
9:349		Southeastern Branch, 4 year, URI developments
9:350-352		Stamford Branch
9:353		STEC
9:354-357		Trustee material
9:358		Veterinary Medicine, School of
9:359		WTNH-TV
	1976-1978
10:360-361		Academic affairs
10:362		Academic credit for students and trustees, 1976-1977
10:363		Accreditation, 1976
10:364		ACE Intern: McFee
10:365-368		Admissions
10:369-373		Affirmative Action
10:374		Afro-American Cultural Center
10:375-382		Agriculture, College of
10:383		Air conditioning, Gulley Hall
10:384		Alcohol Abuse Program, 1974-1976
10:385-386		Allied Health
10:387-388		Alumni Association, 1977-1978
11:389-397		Alumni Association
11:398		American Association of University Professors
11:399		Annual reports
11:400		Anthropology
11:401		Archaeologist, State
11:402		Area “C” meetings
11:403		Asbestos ceiling - Brundage pool, 1977
11:404		Assistant to the President: David Kimball
11:405		Association of Religious Counselors
11:406-407		Associated Student Commissaries
11:408-419		Athletics
12:420-421		Athletics: Yankee Conference
12:422-427		Athletics, Women in
12:428-429		Attorney, University
12:430		Auditor 1976-1978
12:431		Auditorium
12:432		Bachelor of General Studies
12:433		Barney House
12:434		Beach, Charles Foundation
12:435-436		Bicentennial
12:437		Bi-Lingual Cultural Center
12:438-439		Bio-Behavioral sciences
12:440		Biological safety
12:441		Biological sciences
12:442		Black studies, Center of
12:443		Black Studies Task Force
12:444		Bloodmobile
12:445-454		Boards of Trustees
13:455		Branch closing consideration
13:456-467		Branches
13:468-475		Budget
13:476-480		Business Administration, School of
13:481		By-laws
13:482		CADRI
13:483-484		Calendar/appointment requests
13:483		Campus Christian Foundation
13:484		Capital campaign
13:485		Centennial: University history
13:486		Center for Educational Innovation
13:487		Center for Slavic & Eastern European Studies
13:488		Center for World Studies & Human Resource Development
13:489		Certificate of Recognition: guides for awarding
13:490		Chemistry Department
13:491-492		Child care
13:493		Classified employees
13:494-495		Collective bargaining
14:496-505		Collective Bargaining
14:506-510		Commencement
14:511		Committee, Administration Review
14:512		Committee, External Progress
14:513		Committee of Five
14:514		Committee of Three
14:515		Committee on Change and Innovations
14:516		Committee on Research Strategies
14:517		Committee on University Government
14:518		Committee plan for multi-purpose fieldhouse
14:519		Committee, Planning Coordination
14:520		Committee, program review 1976-1978
14:521		Committee - Task force on Scholarships and Awards
14:522		Committee - Task force, Student Facilities
14:523-532		Complaints
15:533-534		Complaints
15:535		Computer center
15:536		Connecticut Campus Community Carnival
15:537		Consulting policy
15:538		Convocation - Fall, 1976
15:539-540		Co-op
15:541		Co-op Program for Superior High School Students
15:542		Council on Human Rights and Opportunities
15:543		Crank letters
15:544		Criminal Justice Programs
15:545		Dance Department
15:546		Data Processing
15:547		Developing Administration Training Program
15:548		Degrees, honorary
15:549-554		Dental Medicine
15:555		Detripling, 1974-1975
15:556-557		Development Office
15:558		Director Search
15:559		Donations
15:560		Dramatic Arts
15:561		Dues and subscriptions
15:562		Education, Connecticut State Board of - Self Study Report
15:564-564		Education, School of
16:565		Education, School of
16:566		Elderly, Housing Possibility, 1975
16:567-571		Engineering, School of
16:572		English Department
16:573-574		Enrollments
16:575-580		Equal Employment Opportunity Office
16:581		Equipment Requests and Consideration
16:582		ERD
16:583-587		Exchange Programs
16:588		Executive Assistant, J. Otto
16:589		Experimental College: atomic bomb issue, 1977
16:590		Expertise available at UConn
16:591		Extended and continuing education
16:592		Faculty-Alumni Center
16:593-594		Faculty Dependent Tuition
16:592		Faculty resources issue, 1976-1978
16:593		Faculty termination
16:594		Faculty time survey
16:595-599		Finance and Administration
17:600-606		Finance and Administration
17:607		Fine Arts groundbreaking, 1978 April
17:608		Fine Arts, School of
17:609		Fulbright-Hays Conference, 1977 June
17:610		Garden plots
17:611		Geology Department
17:612		Germanic and Slavic Languages Department
17:613		Gerontology
17:614		Ginsburg-Laughlin: Racist charges, 1974
17:615		Governmental inquiries
17:616-619		Graduate School
17:620		Graduate student concerns
17:621		Grant information
17:622-629		Health Center
18:630-644		Health Center
18:645		Health Profession, Progress Review, Committee for
18:646-647		Health services
18:648		Honors program, 1976
18:649		Housing problems
18:650		Housing and Food Services Division, 1975
18:651		Institute of Materials Science
18:652		Institute of Natural Resources
18:653		Institute of Public Service
19:654-660		Institutional Research, Office of
19:661		International Baccalaureate
19:662		International Center
19:663		International progress
19:664		Krimmerman - McCarthy
19:665-672		Law, School of
19:673		Layoffs, 1975-1976
19:674		Legal fees, payment of
19:675		Letters sent - V.P. Finance and Administration
20:676		Liberal Arts and Sciences
20:677-682		Library
20:683		Linguistics Department
20:684-685		Mansfield, Town of
20:686		Marine Sciences Department
20:687		Math Department
20:688-693		Medicine, School of
20:694		McMahon Lecture, 1976-1978
20:695		Merit increase, 1975
20:696		Metanoia Day
20:697		Metrication
20:698		Middle East group
20:699		Minority Affairs - Barney House Conference
20:700		Minority Affairs Office
20:701		Minority Student Progress Plan
20:702		Money saved, 1975
20:703		MPA - Public Affairs School
20:704		Museum of Art, Benton
20:705		National Health Planning Act
20:706		“Neo-Naziism”
20:707		NERAC
20:708		New England Board of Higher Education, information
20:709		New Vocations Center
20:710		Non-Teaching Professional Personnel Policy
20:711		Nursing, School of
20:712		Objectives, short-term
20:713		Ombudsman, 1967-1978
20:714		Ornithologist, State
21:715		Parking
21:716		Part-time faculty
21:717		Payroll
21:718		Peace Center
21:719		Personnel: classified employee Grievances
21:720		Personnel Policies: reclassify, update, fund
21:721-722		Personnel Services Division
21:723		Pharmacy, School of
21:724		Photos
21:725		Physical plant
21:726		Physics Department
21:727		Placement
21:728-730		Plan, 1977 June
21:731		Plan, Brand: Reactions
21:732-734		Planning, academic
21:735		Policy statements
21:736		Political Science
21:737		Post office Controversy
21:738		Preservation of historic sites
21:739		President's office staff
21:740-741		Press releases, G.W. Ferguson
21:742		Profile, University, 1976-1978
21:743		Promotion, tenure and reappointment
21:744		Proposals
21:745		Provost Search Committee
21:746		Psychology Department
21:747-748		Public safety
21:749		Publications, University
21:750-752		Public Information Office
21:753-754		Puerto Rican concerns
22:755		Puerto Rican concerns: Directorship
22:756		Purchasing Department
22:757		Racism
22:758		Radio and Television Center
22:759		Reappointments
22:760		Registrar
22:761		Renovations
22:762		Reorganization, reassignments
22:763		Research: conflicts of interests
22:764		Research Foundation
22:765		Retirees
22:766		Romance and Classical Languages Department
22:767-769		Roper Center
22:770-771		ROTC
22:772		Sabbatic leave
22:773-775		Salaries
22:776-777		Salaries
22:778-786		Scholarships
22:787		Scholastic Aptitude Test score decline
22:788		Scoville, William, B., Professorship in Neurological Surgery
22:789		Search, presidential - ADS
22:790		Search procedures
22:791-792		Senior staff
22:793		Shuttlebus service
22:794		Smith, E.O., High School
22:795		Smith, H. Fairfield
22:796		Snowstorm, 1978
22:797		Social Science Data Center
23:798-800		Social Work, School of
23:801		Sociology Department
23:802-803		Speeches
23:804		Storrs Congregational church organ
23:805-812		Student affairs and services
23:813-819		Student affairs and services, 1976-1978
23:820		Student labor
24:821-844		Student organizations
24:845		Subscriptions - not renewed
24:846		Summer session
24:847		TAFS Committee
24:848-849		Telephone call sheets
24:850		Telephone service
24:851		Tenure, academic
24:852		Three R's
24:853		Torrey, G. Safford
24:854		Transportation Department
24:855		Travel information
24:856		Travel - non-ERA approved states
24:857-859		Tuition
25:860-862		Tuition and fees
25:863-865		UConn foundation
25:866		U.N. Day
25:867		University Chronicle
25:868		University seal
25:869		Urban Semester Program
25:870-876		Veterinary medicine
25:877		Vietnamese inquires
25:878		WATS line
25:879		Women, continuing education
25:880		Women's council
25:881		Women, Organization of Faculty and Professional
25:882-884		Women's Center
25:885		Women's Studies Program
25:886		Yggdrasil


Series II: State Files, 1974-1978
26:887-889	Audits of Public Accounts
26:890	Aging, Department of
26:891	Appropriations Committee
26:892	Attorney General
26:893	Banking Department, State of Connecticut
26:894	Bicentennial Commission
26:895-907	Board of Higher Education
26:908	Board for State Academic Awards
26:909	Board of Trustees - State Colleges, State Technical and Regional
26:910-911	Collective bargaining
26:912	Connecticut Commission on the Arts
26:913	Commission for Connecticut Future
26:914	Commission for Higher Education
26:915	Commission for Human Rights and Opportunities
27:916-924	Commission for Higher Education
27:925	Commission on Efficiency and Productivity
27:926	Commission on Special Revenues
27:927	Commission to Study Structures of State Governments
27:928	Comptroller
27:929-930	Commission for Higher Education
27:931	Connecticut Association for Continuing Education
27:932-933	Connecticut Council on Higher Education
27:934	Connecticut, State of
27:935	Coordinating Council
27:936	Coordinating Council minutes
27:937	Democratic State Platform
27:938	Eastern Connecticut State College
27:939	Education Committee
27:940	Education Subcommittee of the Appropriations Committee
27:941	Emergency Operations, State
27:942	Employee Suggestion Awards Program
27:943	Energy Agency, Connecticut
27:944	Etherington Committee Report
27:945	Executives Day
27:946	Finance and Control Department
27:947	Freedom of Information Act
27:948	Freedom of Information Act
28:949	General Assembly, 1978
28:950-951	General Assembly
28:952	Regents, Board of HB-5229


Series III: Paul Capra Files, 1972-1978
29:953	AAMC Planners' meeting
29:954	Academic Affairs: Kenneth Wilson, Vice President
29:955	Activities Office
29:956	Administrative procedure
29:957-958	Admissions and other inquiries
	Admissions
29:959		Graduate
29:960		Law School
29:961		Legislative Requests
29:962		Medical School
29:963		School of Social Work
29:964-966		Undergraduate
29:967	Aerial photo
29:968	Agriculture, College of: Cooperative Extension Service
29:969	Agriculture, College of: E.J. Kersting, Dean
29:970	Agriculture and Natural Resources, School of
29:971-972	Alumni Association: Thalacker, Roger K.
29:973	Alumni Legislators Booklet
29:974	Alumni Legislators Day
29:975	Alumni trustees Dinner for Legislatives Leaders
29:976	American Indians
29:977	American Indians Education Program
29:978	American University field service
29:979-980	Annual Report
29:981	Annual Report, government forms
29:982-983	Annual Report to Governor, President's
29:984	Annual Report preparation
29:985	Annual Report, President's
29:986	Annual Report, President's report distribution
30:987-992	Appropriations Committee
30:993	Appropriations Subcommittee
30:994	Art Department: David Kelly
30:995	Associated Student Government: Steve Krpata, Chair
30:996	Athletics, Division of: John Toner, Director
30:997	Athletics: Yankee Conference
30:998	Auden, W.H.; visit to Storrs
30:999	B.A.: General Studies
	Bills
30:1000		Active
30:1001		Boxed
30:1002		CHE
30:1003		Final disposition of
30:1004		General
30:1005		Possible
30:1006		Proposed
30:1007		Status display, terminal guide, CT General Assembly
30:1008		To watch
30:1009	Biobehavioral Sciences, Dept. of
30:1010	Biological Sciences Group
30:1011	Biological Sciences Seminar Program
30:1012	Biopsychology Colloquium Series
30:1013	Biosis
30:1014	Black Voices of Freedom Gospel Choir tour
30:1015	Board of Governors
	Board of Trustees
30:1016		Meetings
30:1017		Reports to
30:1018		Structure of
30:1019	Branches
30:1020-1021	Budget
30:1022	Bureau of Institutional Research
30:1023	Business Administration, School of
30:1024	Buy-in
30:1025	Campus tour groups
30:1026	Capital Building Programs
30:1027	Capital budget
30:1028	Capital campaign information
30:1029	Capital projects
30:1030	Capital transfers
30:1031	Career planning of placement
30:1032	Carpenter, Dr.
30:1033	Center for Black Studies
30:1034	Chambers, M.M.
30:1035	Chase, David T.: prospect file
31:1036	Chemical Engineering Department
31:1037	Child care: experimental program
31:1038	Children's Literature
31:1039	Civil Engineering
31:1040	Clippings
31:1041	Clippings: budget
31:1042	Collective bargaining
31:1043	College of Veterinary Medicine: Stuart Smith
	Commission for Higher Education (CHE)
31:1044		Bills
31:1045		Buying in
31:1046	Commissioners
31:1047	Committee on Environment
31:1048	Committee heads: senate
31:1049	Committee to Establish a College of Veterinary Medicine
31:1050	ommunity education information
31:1051	Commuters' Union
31:1062	Congregational Church Organization
31:1063	Connecticut Citizen's Conference on the General Assembly
31:1064	Connecticut districts
	Connecticut legislators
31:1065		Ajello, Carl Rep.
31:1066		Antonetti, Richard
31:1067		Apthorp, Grant Rep.
31:1068		Beck, Audrey, Rep.
31:1069		Berry, Louise, Sen.
31:1070		Brown, Hoyte, Jr. Rep.
31:1071		Canali, James M.
31:1072		Carruthers, Thomas, Sen.
31:1073		Coatsworth, Joseph S.
31:1074		Cohen, Morris (Health Center)
31:1075		Collins, Francis Rep.: Speaker of the House
31:1076		Cretella, Albert W., Jr. Rep.
31:1077		Cutillo, Louis, Sen.
31:1078		Defrancesco, Mark S.
31:1079		Denardis, Lawrence J.
31:1080		Dice, Richard
31:1081		Dzialo, Raymond
31:1082		Finney, Florence, Sen.: President Pro-Tem
31:1083		Griswold, Mary B.
31:1084		Hammer, Lucy T.
31:1085		Hanzalek, Astrid T.
31:1086		Hellier, Samuel B., Sen.
31:1087		Holdsworth, Earl T.
31:1088		Houley, Robert, Sen.
31:1089		Klebanoff, Howard M. Rep.
31:1090		Lieberman, H.C., Sen.
31:1091		Locke, Peter F., Jr.
31:1092		Mannix, John F.
31:1093		Mazzola, Alan J.
31:1094		McCormick-Nielson: meeting of legislative leaders
31:1095		Movano, Michael
31:1096		Rapport, Natalie
31:1097		Ratchford, William R.
31:1098		Rome, Lewis B., Sen.
31:1099		Sayre, Clyde O.
31:1100		Smith, Winthrop S.
31:1101		Stevens, Gerald F.: minority leader's office
31:1102		Stolberg, Irving
31:1103		Strada, Williams, Sen.
31:1104		Triex, Ruth O.
31:1105		Vella, Rosario T.: cable television
31:1106	CONNPEP: William Hazelwood
31:1107	CONNPEP college visits
31:1108	Constituent units meetings
31:1109	Contacts
31:1110	Contacts by president
31:1111	Continuing education services: non-credit extension
31:1112	Control list
31:1113	Controller's Office: Edward Hanna
31:1114	Co-op Program for Superior High School Students
31:1115-1117	Correspondence
31:1118	Council for Advancement and Support of Education
31:1119	Council of Deans
31:1120	Council on Human Rights and Opportunities
31:1121	Curricula and Courses Committee
31:1122	Dance therapy instructor
31:1123	Dental School licensing
31:1124	Dentistry exhibit
31:1125	Development
31:1126-1127	Disadvantaged students
31:1128	Docent proposal
31:1129	Drama Department: loft workshop
31:1130	E.O. Smith High School
31:1131	Education
31:1132	Education Committee
32:1133-1134	Education, School of
32:1135	Education Subcommittee General Assembly
32:1136	Education facilities lab workshop
32:1137	Education twin research
32:1138	Energy saver contest
32:1139	Engineering
32:1140	Engineering, School of
32:1141	Engineering Symposium
32:1142	Environment Committee
32:1143	Etherington Committee: Ct State Task Force
32:1144	Executives Day
32:1145	Fact sheet
32:1146	Faculty Alumni Center
32:1147	Faculty salaries/compensations
32:1148	Federation of Students and Service Organization
32:1149	Ferguson, Glenn W.
32:1150	Ferguson and Capra memorana
32:1151	Film on campus life
32:1152	Finance Bill 8195
32:1153-1154	Finance Committee
32:1155-1157	Financial Affairs
32:1158	Financial Aid
32:1159	Fine Arts, School of
32:1160	Firehouse: Mansfield Training and UConn
32:1161	Fiscal impact statement
32:1162	Foreign Language Department: H. Lederer
32:1163-1164	Foundations
32:1165	Four-Year Progress Report
32:1166-1167	Freshman lists to legislators
32:168-1169	Jewell Friedman's Committee
32:1170-1172	General Assembly
32:1173	General Law
32:1174	Germanic and Slavic Languages
32:1175	Goodrich, Thomas
32:1176	Government Administration Committee
32:1177	Government Administration and Policy Committee
32:1178	Government officials and staff
32:1179-1180	Governor, Administrative report to Governor Meskill
32:1181		Budget
32:1182		Inaugural address
32:1183		Team: clippings
32:1184		Visit to campus, 1973 March
32:1185	Governor's Committee for UConn Health Center
32:1186	Governor's Office: Mr. Smith
32:1187	Governor's speech to CPEC
32:1188	Governor-elect: Ella Grasso
33:1189	Graduate enrollment reports
33:1190	Graduate interns
	Graduate School
33:1191		UConn Research Foundation
33:1192		Dean Search
33:1193	Graduate Student Council President: Tony Krulie
33:1194	Graduate waiver
33:1195	Graduates
33:1196	Grand Street property
33:1197-1199	Grand proposals
33:1200-1201	Grant Review Committee
33:1202		Minutes
33:1203		Policy
33:1204	Grants and grant functions
33:1205	Grants index
33:1206	Grants, request for
33:1207	Guides
33:1208-1210	Health Center
33:1211		Bill 1798
33:1212		Bill: Special Police Force
33:1213		Documentary film
33:1214		Legislative tour
33:1215		Photography
33:1216		Report
33:1217		Symposia
33:1218		Tour
33:1219	Health Services Director: J.S. Kaiser, M.D., Dir.
33:1220-1222	Higher Education Subcommittee
33:1223	Hill, John G.: University attorney
33:1224	Himalayas expedition
33:1225	History of the university
33:1226	Home Economics, School of
33:1227	Honorary degrees
33:1228	Honors Program: Tanaka
33:1229	Housing and Food Services
33:1230	Hull, Clark
33:1231	Human Rights and Opportunities
33:1232	Humane institutions
34:1233	Increments
34:1234	Information: general
34:1235	Inner college
34:1236	Innovative education: dental care programs
34:1237	Insurance and real estate
34:1238	Interim studies
34:1239	Institute of Math and Science: Axaroff, Leonid
34:1240	Institute of Public Service/DATP
34:1241	Institute of Water Resources
34:1242	Intentional Democratic Community: housing experiment evaluation
34:1243	Inter-Area Residents' Council: Marty Mikovic, Chair
34:1244	Interior Design Newsletter
34:1245	International Center for Innovative Education
34:1246	International Conference on European Security
34:1247	International House
34:1248	Inventory
34:1249	Investment authority
34:1250	Italian Studies, Institute of
34:1251	Judiciary
34:1252	Kitty Hawk United: Hagen and Brubaker
34:1253	Labor and Industrial Relations
34:1254	Latin American Studies, Center for
34:1255	Law School
34:1256	Leadership fund
34:1257	Leadership invitation
34:1258	Leasing
34:1259	Lederer, Herbert, Dr.
34:1260	Legal fees
34:1261	Legal matters
34:1262	Legislative bills
34:1263	Legislative Committee
34:1264	Legislative Group (CHE)
34:1265	Legislative Intern Program
34:1266	Legislative lists
34:1267	Legislative Management Committee: David B. Ogle
34:1268	Legislative Program
34:1269	Legislative proposals
34:1270	Legislative publications
34:1271	Legislative schedules of activity
34:1272	Legislators: alumni
34:1273	Legislators: Chronicle of Higher Education article
34:1274	Legislators: correspondence
34:1275	Legislators Day
34:1276-1278	Legislature
34:1279	Letter to legislators: dean's list
34:1280	Leuba, Robert: Ex-aide, Governor's office
34:1281	Liability
34:1282-1285	Liberal Arts & Sciences
34:1286-1288	Library
34:1289	Lt. Governor: Peter Cashman
35:1290-1292	Lists to legislators
35:1293	Longevity
35:1294	Luncheon, President's
35:1295	Mailing to legislators
35:1296	Mailing lists
35:1297	Maps
35:1298	Marching Band European tour
35:1299	Marine Science Institute
35:1300	Marts and Lundy, Inc.
35:1301	Master list
35:1302	Master plan
35:1303	Master plan for Higher Education in CT
35:1304	Masters
35:1305	Medieval banquet
35:1306-1310	Memoranda
35:1311	Ment, Aaron
35:1312	Microbiology Library: P. Marcus
35:1313	Microprocessor System
35:1314	Minority hiring for state contracts
35:1315	Minority recruitment
35:1316	Miscellaneous
35:1317	Museum, William Benton
35:1318	Museum of Art
35:1319	Museum alarm system
35:1320	Musical instruments for band and orchestra
35:1321	Musical theater dance
35:1322	NASULCTC
35:1323	National Sea Grants
35:1324	Northeast bibliography
35:1325	Northeast Quartet Chamber Music Weekend
35:1326	Northeast Regional Conference on Women and Law
35:1327	Northeast Research and Application Center
35:1328	New York City Fellowship: Carol Gale
35:1329	News sources at UConn
35:1330	Nielson-McCormick meeting
35:1331	Nursing, School of: Eleanor Gill, Dean
35:1332	Ombudsman: Charles Oliver
35:1333	Oral History Project: Stave
35:1334	Organ for St. Mark's Episcopal
36:1335	Parents and Friends Committee
36:1336	Pathobiology, Department of: annual report
36:1337	Peer counseling group
36:1338	Pension Study Commission
36:1339	Personnel Services Division: H.J. Kammer, Director
36:1340	Peterson, Tory Roger, prospect files
36:1341	Pharmacy, School of
36:1342	Philanthropy: general information
36:1343	Photo equipment requests
36:1344	Physical plant
36:1345	Piano
36:1346	Placement and Career Planning
36:1347	Plant growth
36:1348	Police
36:1349	Political Science: Frank Capra visit
36:1350	Political Science films
36:1351	President's statements
36:1352	Presidential reports
36:1353	Printing services
36:1354	Program Review Committee
36:1355	Project Emergency: Holmes
36:1356	Project leadership
36:1357	Proposal writing
36:1358	Proposed bills
36:1359	Proposed legislation
36:1360	Proposed legislative bills
36:1361	Public Higher Education
36:1362-1363	Public Personnel Committee
36:1364	Public Safety Division: D. Driscoll, Dir.
36:1365	Public works
36:1366	Puppetry Institute
36:1367	Queries
36:1368	Radio-TV equipment for public information
36:1369-1370	Rape Crisis Center
36:1371	Regents
36:1372	Registrar's Office: Thomas J. Burke
36:1373	Regulated activities
36:1374	Renovation projects
36:1375	Repair work
36:1376	Reports on legislation
36:1377	Research contracts
36:1378	Research contracts
36:1379	Research Development, Office of
36:1380	Residential Students Affairs, Department of: Martha Hinkel
36:1381	Residents
36:1382-1385	Resource Director
37:1386-1387	Restructuring of Higher Education
37:1388-1390	Retirement
37:1391	“Right to Know”
37:1392	Sarcophagus Student Literary Magazine
37:1393	Secretary of State: Gloria Schaffer
37:1394	Senate Finance Committee
37:1395	Senior Stabe meeting
37:1396-1397	Sick leave
37:1398	Social Science
37:1399	Social Work
37:1400	Spanish freshman
37:1401	Spanish-Portuguese grant
37:1402	State and Community College: Ritchie-McKirdy meetings
37:1403	State and Urban Affairs Committee
37:1404	State and Urban Development
37:1405	State and Urban Development Committee
37:1406	State College programs
37:1407	State of the University
37:1408-1409	State Treasurer
37:1410	Status reports
37:1411	Storrs Congregational Church organ
37:1412	Student affairs: Jane Fried
37:1413		Fund
37:1414		John Manning
37:1415		NSSFNS
37:1416	Student aid
37:1417	Student counseling and testing
37:1418	Student data systems
37:1419	Student evaluations of faculty
37:1420	Student financial aid
37:1421	Student legislative leaders
37:1422	Student Personnel Division
37:1423	Student research
37:1424	Student union
37:1425	Students
37:1426	Summer program orientation
37:1427	Summer session
37:1428	Support for education hearing
37:1429	Telescope
37:1430	Thank you letters
37:1431	TIAA
37:1432	Transfer vouchers
37:1433	Transportation
37:1434	Transportation list
37:1435	Travel agent for urban studies
37:1436	Travel expenses: Jewell Friedman
37:1437	Travel, lecture
37:1437	Travel to Africa
37:1438	Travel request: trip to Australia
37:1439	University Chronicle
37:1440-1442	University Foundation
37:1443	University Foundation: Barney estate
37:1444	Urban Business
37:1445	Urban Business Intern Program
37:1446	Urban Semester Program
37:1447	Urban Studies
37:1448	Veterans Administration
37:1449	Veterans Loan Fund
37:1450	Veterinary School
37:1451	Waterbury Legislators
37:1452	Women's Center
37:1453	Women's Service Center proposal
37:1454	Workshop in Creative Movement
37:1455	YMCA: Hartford


Series IV: Edward V. Grant Papers, undated
38:1456	Alumni
38:1457	Appropriations Committee
38:1458	Board of Trustees
38:1459	Budget
38:1460	Capital budget
38:1461	CHE
38:1462	Collective bargaining
38:1463	Commissioners
38:1464	Community colleges
38:1465	Education Committee
38:1466	Federal Officials
38:1467	Finance Committee
38:1468	Goodwin, Dorothy G., Rep.
38:1469	Government Administration and Election Committee
38:1470	Governor's Office
38:1471	Health Center
38:1472	Inquires: legislators
38:1473	Legislator's Day
38:1474	Masters list
38:1475-1476	Memoranda
38:1477	Possible bills for 1980 General Assembly
38:1478	Public Safety Committee
38:1479	University bills
38:1480	Veterinary medicine


Series V: Audiovisual materials, 1975
	Reel to reel tapes
1998-0187.rr1		Pres. Ferguson orientation. Greetings to new members of the UConn family, 1975 May 2

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