Preliminary Inventory of the Douglas M. Knight Records, 1949 - 1970
[top]Descriptive Summary
TitleDouglas
M. Knight records,
1949 - 1970.
Creator
Knight, Douglas M.,
1921-
Duke University. President.
Language of Material
Duke University. President.
Material in English
Extent
60 Linear Feet,
60,000 Items
Repository
60,000 Items
University Archives, Duke
University
Abstract
Douglas M. Knight, born in 1921, served as
president of Duke University from 1963 to 1969. Knight was
educated at Yale and served as president of Lawrence
University prior to becoming president of Duke. After
leaving Duke in 1969, he worked as an industry executive at
several firms. Records include correspondence, memoranda,
proposals, surveys, reports, writings and speeches,
minutes, audio-visual media, honorary citations, clippings,
and printed matter. Major subjects include the
administration of Duke University, the planning of a new
art museum, university development, Duke's Fifth Decade
Campaign and fundraising, the Duke Board of Trustees,
Knight's inauguration, the School of Engineering, the
School of Law, the School of Forestry, the Graduate School
of Business, student protest, African-American students at
Duke, the takeover of the Allen Building by members of the
Afro-American Society, and student rights. Major
correspondents include R. Taylor Cole, E.R. Latty, Lath
Meriam, Mary Duke Biddle Trent Semans, R. Philip Hanes,
Nancy Hanks, R. Patrick Ransom, George V. Allen, Charles B.
Wade, Henry Rauch, Edwin L. Jones, Wright Tisdale, Les
Brown, Ellen Huckabee Gobbel, Mark Pinsky, Graddon
Rowlands, and Floyd B. McKissick.
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Administrative Information
Access RestrictionsPatrons must sign the Acknowledgement of Legal Responsibility and Privacy Rights form before using this collection.
For a period of twenty-five years from the
origin of the material, permission in writing from the
office of origin and the University Archivist is required for use.
After twenty-five years, records that have been processed
may be consulted with the permission of the University
Archivist.
Records, such as search committee files or
others pertaining to employment where individuals are
identified, are closed for 70 years.
Records of the University's Board of Trustees
which have been existence for at least fifty years are
available for scholarly research with the permission of the
University Archivist. Access to records which have been in
existence for less than fifty years shall be granted only
by special permission, in writing, from the Board of
Trustees.
In accordance with the Family Education Rights
and Privacy Act of 1974 as amended, Duke University permits
students to inspect their education records and limits the
disclosure of personally identifiable information from
education records.
Use Restrictions
Copyright for Official University records is
held by Duke University; all other copyright is retained by
the authors of items in these papers, or their descendants,
as stipulated by United States copyright law.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], Douglas M. Knight
Papers, University Archives, Duke University.
Provenance
The Douglas M. Knight Papers were received by
the University Archives as transfers in 1964 (64-64 and
64-96); 1971 (71-398); 1972 (72-11); 1973 (73-66); 1976
(76-8 and A92-63); 1977 (77-57); 1978 (78-18); 1987
(86-98); and 1992 (A92-69).
Processing Information
Processed by University Archives Staff
Completed August 9, 1995
Encoded by Valerie Gillispie, June 12, 2003
Updated by Sherrie Bowser, July 2007
This finding aid is NCEAD compliant.
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Biographical Note
Born June 8, 1921, in Cambridge, MA, Douglas M. Knight was educated at Yale University and received an A.B. in 1942, an M.A. in 1944, and a Ph.D. in 1946. He served as an instructor and assistant professor of English from 1947 to 1953 at Yale University. Knight then became president of Lawrence University, in Appleton, Wisconsin in 1953.
In 1963, Knight was persuaded to come to Duke University. New beginnings and unique building projects characterized his tenure. The conversion of a science building into an Art Museum, construction of a hyperbaric chamber, a phytotron, and the largest nuclear structure laboratory in the Southeast added new dimensions to research at the University, as did the launching of the first ship built specifically for oceanographic research. In addition, new undergraduate and medical school curricula, interdisciplinary programs in biomedical engineering and forestry management, joint M.D.-J.D. and M.D.-PhD. degrees, and a new School of Business Administration were started. Most significantly the major Perkins Library addition made it possible to double every library service and increase capacity some five times over. That so much was accomplished in a time of increasing national conflict and student confrontation at Duke was remarkable.
In 1969, Knight left Duke to become vice-president of the Educational Development Division of RCA Corporation. He later became president of SEED in 1973, and then president of the Questar Corporation in 1976.
[top]Collection Overview
The records from the Douglas M. Knight
administration form part of the Duke University President
Records and span the years between 1952 and 1971, with the
bulk occurring between 1963 and 1969. Records created
during the administrations of Hollis Edens, J. Deryl Hart,
and Terry Sanford are included. The records are comprised
of correspondence, memoranda, proposals, surveys, reports,
writings and speeches, minutes, audio-visual media,
honorary citations, clippings, and printed matter.
The records of the Knight administration are
useful for the study of policies and actions regarding
academic planning, student life, development and alumni
affairs, campus planning, the university's interaction with
both local and regional communities, faculty development,
and athletics during the 1960s. With the exception of
fund-raising and development, the records do not provide
extensive documentation on the aforementioned areas of
university life. Rather, the records often introduce the
primary concerns in an issue or area as well as portray
Knight's views and actions. Therefore, researchers may wish
to consult an archivist about related record groups and
papers, including records from the Deans of the Woman's
College and Trinity College, the Provost, the Office of
Student Affairs, the Graduate School, and the papers of
Eddie Cameron, Athletic Director.
The Douglas M. Knight Papers comprise seven
series. The first series,
Subject Files, is
alphabetically arranged by topic, and covers a broad range
of issues during Knight's term. The next series,
Development Files, are also
arranged alphabetically, and pertain to university
advancement. The third series,
Correspondence, is arranged
alphabetically by the last name of the correspondant. The
Reports series is also
arranged alphabetically, and consists primarily of annual
reports. The fifth series,
Surveys, includes a variety
of Duke-related surveys on a variety of topics. The next
series,
Inauguration and
Videorecordings, includes photographs and tapes. The
last series,
Student Files, includes
restricted student information.
Some files are restricted and labeled as such.
Please consult an archivist concerning these files.
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Subject Headings
These and related materials may be accessed under
the following subject headings in the Duke University
Libraries online catalog.
- African American college students--North Carolina--Durham.
- Allen, George V. (George Venable), 1903-1970.
- Brown, Les, 1912-
- Civil rights demonstrations--North Carolina--Durham.
- Cole, Taylor, 1905-
- College administrators--Selection and appointment.
- Duke University--Administration.
- Duke University. Afro-American Society.
- Duke University. Board of Trustees.
- Duke University. Graduate School of Business Administration.
- Duke University. Museum of Art.
- Duke University. President.
- Duke University--Presidents.
- Duke University. School of Engineering.
- Duke University. School of Forestry.
- Duke University. School of Law.
- Duke University--Students--Political activity.
- Educational fund raising.
- Hanes, R. Philip, 1926-
- Hanks, Nancy, 1927-1983.
- Huckabee, Ellen Harris.
- Jones, Edwin Lee.
- Knight, Douglas M., 1921-
- Latty, Elvin R. (Elvin Remus), 1903-
- McKissick, Floyd B. (Floyd Bixler), 1922-
- Rauch, Henry E.
- Rowlands, Graddon, 1937-
- Semans, Mary Duke Biddle Trent.
- Students--Civil rights.
- Student movements--North Carolina.
- Wade, Charles B. (Charles Byrd), 1915-
Related Material
[Forms part of:] Duke University President records.
University Archives, Duke University
Allen Building Takeover, 1969
Collection
University Archives, Duke University
Cameron, Edmund McCullough "Eddie"
Papers,
1941-1972
University Archives, Duke University
Division of Student Affairs,
Administration Records,
1923-
University Archives, Duke University
Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Records,
1927-1968
University Archives, Duke University
Provost, Office of Records,
1960-1970
University Archives, Duke University
Trinity College of Arts and Sciences
Records
University Archives, Duke University
Women's College Records
University Archives, Duke University
Description of the Collection
Subject Files, 1952-1969
The following two groups of files comprise
this series: Boxes 1-26 and Boxes 27-29. Each group is
alphabetically arranged. This arrangement reflects the fact
that subject files from Knight's administration were
transferred to the Archives in two separate bodies.
The President's role in the planning and
development of several academic areas, particularly:
engineering, the School of Law, the School of Forestry, and
the Graduate School of Business is documented in the
Subject Files series. To a lesser extent, planning in
Afro-American studies; the Marine Laboratory and the
construction of the research vessel, EASTWARD; and the
Triangle Universities Nuclear Laboratory is reflected in
the series. Files pertaining to the above subjects contain
communications between Knight and other senior
administrators, including including R. Taylor Cole,
Provost; E.R. Latty, Dean of the School of Law; and Lath
Meriam, Engineering. Furthermore, files concerning search
committees for the deans of Trinity College as well as the
schools of nursing and forestry provide insights on
executive planning for these schools.
In addition to planning in the above areas,
development in the arts, especially the visual arts, was a
major initiative of the Knight administration. The series
contains files on the arts and art education.
Correspondence and memoranda pertaining to acquisitions,
including the Marshall Collection and the Brummer
Collection of Medieval Art, reflects Knight's involvement
in the negotiations. Furthermore, the series documents
planning for the art museum, which was established in 1969.
Supporters of the arts at Duke, including Mary Duke Biddle
Trent Semans, R. Philip Hanes, and Nancy Hanks as well as
art department faculty member, R. Patrick Ransom, are among
the correspondents represented in the records.
During Knight's tenure the Fifth Decade
Campaign was launched and fund-raising efforts are
reflected throughout the Subject Files. The records reflect
not only Knight's role in university development, but also
the activities of the Office of Institutional Advancement
and the Board of Trustees. Much of Knight's correspondence
with individual trustees relates to donors and potential
donors. Prominent correspondents among the trustees include
George V. Allen, Charles B. Wade, Henry Rauch, and Edwin L.
Jones, all who were on the Trustee Committee for
Institutional Advancement, as well as Wright Tisdale and
Nancy Hanks.
Records pertaining to the Board of Trustees
also include the President's annual report to the Board;
memoranda stating the salaries of President Edens, Paul M.
Gross, and other administrators; and minutes from a meeting
of the trustees that took place after the takeover of the
Allen Building by the Afro-American Society.
Student demonstrations and unrest as well as
alumni and public criticism of the administration are
prominently reflected throughout the series. Knight's
actions and stance on the Afro-American Society's takeover
of the Allen Building in 1969, the selection of an
African-American as May Queen, and the Vigil following the
assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. are especially
reflected in Knight's correspondence. Furthermore, Knight's
position on the freedom of speech is is documented in
relation to the Speaker Ban Law, which was passed by the
North Carolina General Assembly, and the invitation of
controversial speakers, such as Stokely Carmichael and
Herbert Apetheker.
Other controversial matters reflected in the
records include organized labor disputes that involved
non-academic employees and the arrest of several Duke
professors involved in a civil rights demonstration that
occurred in Chapel Hill, NC. An account of the incident by
the some of the faculty members that were involved is
extant.
The correspondence Knight received in reaction
to the student demonstrations documents both the
dissatisfaction with university administration's handling
of campus race relations and attitudes towards
African-Americans and the civil rights movement.
To a much lesser extent, the records reflect
other facets of student life, including residential life
and and intellectual life. Neither subject is extensively
covered. Rather, printed matter from the Duke Symposia;
letters by Professor Herman Salinger as well as Patricia
Lane, an undergraduate; and printed matter from the
Daedalus Program provide glimpses into the intellectual
climate during the 1960s. (The Duke Symposia, which was
sponsored by the University Union, included lectures and
seminars by distinguished leaders in various fields. The
Daedalus Program sponsored colloquia in which both
undergraduates and faculty members participated.)
Correspondence from Professor Robert Krueger of the
Residential Life Committee relates to the the restructuring
of the residential plan that was outlined in a 1969 report.
Also related to residential life are records which document
the PanHellenic Council's efforts to obtain a building for
sororities after the closing of the PanHellenic Commons in
1959.
The records also reflect the evolution of
social regulations and policies on campus. Of particular
interest are the issues of marriage, open dormitories,
curfews, and off-campus apartments. Furthermore, reports
from the security division for scattered years between 1963
and 1969 indicate organized efforts to control behavior on
campus, including homosexuality. The incidences of sexual
assaults and other violent crimes as well as theft and
traffic violations are also reported.
Town and gown matters, or the relationship
between Duke and Durham as well as North Carolina, are also
reflected in the Subject Files Series. Cooperative efforts
in elementary and secondary education are documented,
especially in files pertaining to the Learning Institute of
North Carolina (LINC), which Duke University participated
in along with the University of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill. Similarly, files are included that pertain to
Operation Breakthrough, a Durham community action program
in which Duke students participated; the Education
Initiative Program; and Duke's collaboration in nursing
education at Chowan College. Public opinion on the sale of
the university's married student housing to the Durham
Housing Authority is also documented in the series.
Miscellaneous topics and items of interest in
the Subject Files include logs, in which some Woman's
College students recorded their daily diets; contractual
disagreements between Duke and William Frank of the Horace
Trumbauer firm; and Doris Duke's relationship with the
university. Likewise, the coordinate college system, the
admission of black students as well as the establishment of
a coffee house on East Campus are subjects that are
represented in the series. Several files containing
organizational charts and other materials which document
the structure of the administration and personnel
management are included. Architectural plans of the
auditorium on East Campus (now Baldwin Auditorium), which
were prepared by Horace Trumbauer, and correspondence
between Knight and Alden Dow, the architect who designed
the University House, are present.
Additionally, included in the Subject Files is
a report titled "Duke Press at the Crossroads" (1964); a
memorandum by Paul M. Gross, in which he stated his views
on long-range planning and the Fifth Decade Campaign;
correspondence relating to the hiring of Samuel Cook, who
taught in the political science department and was the
first black faculty member at Duke; and letters from Anne
Firor Scott, a professor of history, in which she states
her views on teaching and learning as well as the education
of women.
Box 1
ABC (A Better Chance) Program,
1966-1968
Academic Averages,
1964
Academic Council,
1964-1965
Academic Freedom,
1963-1967
Accelerator Laboratory (see also
Atomic Energy),
1965-1966
Admissions,
1963-1969
[5
folders]
Admissions
Negro Students,
1964-1968
Research Program (Experimental),
1967-1969
Simpson, Robert T.
Staff File (RESTRICTED),
1966-1967
Statistics,
1963-1969
[2
folders]
Admissions and Student Resources --
Reorganization,
1967
Admissions Office,
1967-1969
Admissions Policy,
1964-1968
African -- Miscellaneous
[International Studies],
1967
Afro-American Situation, February 1969
Letters Concerning,
February
1969
Miscellany,
1968-1969
Afro-American Studies Program,
1968-1969
Alumni -- National Council,
1964-1968
Alumni Affairs
Alumni Meetings,
1964-1969
Form letters of 1 October 1968
(Responses),
1968-1969
Loyalty Fund,
1964-1969
Alumni Meetings [Raleigh - Nov.
1963; Richmond - Oct. 1963; Wash., D.C. - Sept. 1963],
1963
Alumni Office -- Projects,
1968
Alumni Register,
1964-1969
American Assembly,
1963-1968
Box 2
American Association of University
Professors,
1963-1968
[3
folders]
American Association of University
Women,
1964-1971
American Commemoration
Society
American Council of Learned
Societies
American Council on Education
1963-1969
Commission of Federal Relations
[Higher Education Act of 1965, Title III,
1966-1967
Internship Program,
1964-1967
American Physical Society [Meeting
in Durham, NC, Mar. 1966]
American Psychological Association
[Dept. of Psychology],
1965-1968
Animal Facilities,
1966-1967
Anlyan, William G.,
1963-1967
Applications for Teaching, etc.,
1963-1965
Appointments Office [Fannie
Mitchell],
1963-1969
Architect,
1964-1969
Archives
1964-1967
Business,
1965-1966
Army Research Office [AROD], Durham,
1962-1968
Art
Aid to Italy,
1966
Brummer Collection [A. Briloff,
C.P.A.],
1964-1969
[3
folders]
Chadwick Paintings & Gassman
Correspondence,
1965-1969
Drama and Duke Players,
1966-1968
Harding Museum [Herman
Silverstein],
1967-1968
Marshall Collection,
1966-1969
[3
folders]
Marshall Collection Catalog,
1966-1967
Art Acquisitions
1964-1968
(Board of Trustees Minutes),
1965-1967
Art Center -- Report on the Women's
College Student,
1963-1965
Art Department,
1966-1969
Art Museum -- Prospects,
1967
Arts Management Program,
1965-1967
Box 3
Ashmore, Frank [Institutional
Advancement],
1963-1966
[3
folders]
Assistance to Southern Negro
Colleges,
1964-1967
Association of American Colleges --
Questionnaire,
1964-1967
Association of American Medical
Colleges,
1964-1968
[5
folders]
Association of American Medical
Colleges [Book],
1965-1966
Association of American
Universities,
1964-1969
[11
folders]
Athletic Council [Bucky Waters,
Basketball Coach],
1963-1969
Athletics,
1963-1969
[2
folders]
Athletics
Coach Wallace Wade [Art Vann
Correspondence, etc.],
1967,
[Football Stadium Dedication]
Football Coach,
1965-1969
Rugby Football Club,
1966-1968
Soccer and Lacrosse Building,
1965-1968
Atlantic Coast Conference
Sports Telecast
1965-1969
1963-1965
Atlantic Council,
1964-1968
Atomic Energy Commission [Nuclear
Laboratory],
1964-1969
Ball, M. Margaret, Dean of Woman's
College [2 folders],
1965-1969
Ballantyne, Robert H.--
Institutional Studies,
1965-1967
Banks
Central Carolina Bank [2 folders],
1963-1969
NCNB,
1966-1968
Wachovia,
1963-1969
Baruch, Bernard M.-- Papers,
1963-1967
Bassett, John Spencer -- Bust,
1964-1966
Belk Family,
1966-1968
Bennett, James L., Jr., Work
Scheduling Manager,
1967
Bennett Place Centennial,
1964-1965
Black Solidarity Committee,
1968-1969
Blue Devil Club,
1965-1969
Board of Visitors
Divinity School,
1965-1969
Engineering,
1965-1968
Forestry,
1964-1968
Law School,
1963-1968
Library,
1964-1965
Medical School,
1963-1969
[2
folders]
Woman's College,
1964-1967
Brinkley, William L. Jr., Director
of Undergraduate Admissions,
1963-1967
Broce, Thomas -- Foundations,
1963-1965
Bryson, E. C., University Council,
1963-1969
[2
folders]
Budget Planning,
1963-1968
Box 5
Budget Proposals,
1964-1966
Buildings
Army Research Office [AROD] --
Durham,
1968
Art Center,
1968
Auditoria,
1964-1967
Campus Operational Schedule,
1966
Campus Planning,
1964
Chapel,
1966-1967
Chemistry,
1963-1969
Divinity School Addition,
1966-1967
Dormitories,
1963-1968
East Science (Art Museum),
1963-1968
Heating Plant,
1964-1967
Infirmary -- East Campus,
1967
Library Addition [Higher Education
Act of 1965],
1965-1967
Mathematics,
1963-1964
Medical Center -- Basic Medical
Sciences I [Nanaline Duke],
1963-1968
Miscellaneous,
1964-1967
Naming and Dedication [Perkins
Library, Gross Chem. Lab, Edens Quad],
1964-1969
Panhellenic Housing,
1963
Physical Education Facilities,
1966-1967
Southside School,
1966-1967
Space (Undergraduate and Graduate
Use of),
1964-1968
Stadium Addition,
1965-1968
Woman's College Campus Center and
Town Girls Room,
1964-1968
Business Office
Bindewald, R. A. [Labor
Relations],
1966-1968
Cost Improvement Dinner,
Feb.
1969
Erwin Mills Property,
1964-1966
Fair Labor Standards Act [Graduate
Research Assistants],
1967
Fund Crisis [Federal Aid],
1968
Funds and Expenditures,
1966-1967
Funds for Facilities [Government
Sources],
1967
Government Grants -- Special
Problem File [Payment of Interest on],
1964-1966
Henricksen [Property Management;
Summary of Gifts, Grants & Contracts],
1962-1969
Hoyler, H.M.,
1964-1968
Huestis, C. B. [Labor Relations],
1966-1969
Insurance -- Faculty & Staff,
1966-1968
Kantner, G.B.,
1966-1969
Non-Academic Employees
Fringe Benefits [Labor
Relations],
1965-1968
Retired,
1963-1968
Proudfoot [Company study],
1966-1967
Campus Unrest,
Spring 1969
[4
folders]
Box 6
Carnegie Corporation,
1963-1964
Cartter Report -- American Council
on Education,
1965-1966
Case Statement (Fifth Decade),
1965
Catalog and Calendar,
1963-1965
Chamber of Commerce,
1963-1969
[2
folders]
Cheshunt College -- Cambridge,
1966
Chronicle,
1963-1968
Church of St. Michael at Dumfries,
[Scotland],
1965-1966
Civil Rights,
1963-1968
[2
folders]
Civil Rights Compliance Reports,
1967-1969
Class Attendance Regulations,
1963
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory of
Quantitative Biology,
1966-1968
Cole, Provost R. Taylor,
1963-1969
[2
folders]
College Celebrations
[Inaugurations],
1963-1969
[4
folders]
Commencement,
1964-1969
[6
folders]
Commencement Committees,
1960-1964
Committees
Academic Council,
1963-1969
Administrative Changes [Very
Informal],
1968-1969
Box 7
Administrative Council,
1964-1969
[2
folders]
Administrative Group,
1968-1969
Admissions [Foreign Students],
1964-1967
Aging and Human Development
[Formerly Gerontology],
1963-1968
Appeals Board,
1968
Art,
1965
Art Center Architect,
1965-1966
Arts Council,
1965-1968
Audio-Visual and Electronic
Learning,
1965-1967
Auditoriums [Educational
Facilities Committee],
1964
Biological Sciences Council
[Genetics; Interdisciplinary Studies],
1963-1969
Buildings and Grounds [Trustees],
1963-1969,
1963-1969
[3
folders]
Chapel Administration,
1963-1969
Civil Rights,
1964
Clinical Research on Human
Subjects,
1966-1968
Computer,
1963-1969
[2
folders]
Courses of Instruction,
1964
Curriculum,
1964-1969
[2
folders]
Dean of Trinity College Selection,
1963-1964
Distinguished Professorships
[William Heckscher],
1963-1966
Educational Administration,
1963-1969
Educational Facilities,
1962-1969
[4
folders]
Elections [University Faculty],
1964-1969
Faculty Advisory Committee on
Regional Educational Programs,
1967
Faculty Committee for Student
Concerns [Black Students],
1969
Faculty Fringe Benefits,
1963-1965
Faculty Hearing,
1968
Faculty-Trustee Liaison,
1964-1965
Fall-Out Preparedness,
1965
Financial Aid,
1964-1968
FM Radio Station,
1965-1968
Forest [Fiber Industries Corp.],
1965-1969
Forestry School Dean Search,
1966-1969
Box 8
Graduate Council [Executive
Committee],
1963-1969
Human Relations,
1968-1969
Humanities Council,
1963-1969
International Studies,
1963-1968
Investment Committee [Duke
University],
1964-1965
Judicial Committee [Allen
Building],
1968-1969
Marine Laboratory Advisory,
1967
Medical and Engineering,
1965-1966
Medical Provost,
1968
Mental Retardation and Human
Development,
1965
Miscellaneous,
1965
North Carolina College -- Duke,
1968
Nursing Dean Recommendation,
1966-1967
Nursing Education Study,
1965-1968
Nursing School,
1963-1965
Patent Policy
Physical Education Facilities,
1964
Physical Sciences Council,
1967
Pickets and Protests [Non-Academic
Employees, Labor Relations],
1968
Provost Search Committee,
1968
Public Education and the Training
of Teachers,
1963-1966
Publications Board,
1963-1968
Publicity,
1968
Recreational Resources and
Facilities,
1968
Reorganization,
1968-1969
Residential Life,
1967-1969
[2
folders]
Retirement,
1963
Schedule,
1966-1968
Science Development Program,
1964
Search for President,
1969
Size of the University,
1968-1969
Social Science Council,
1964-1968
Space Studies,
1963
Special University Ceremonies,
1966-1968
Student-Faculty-Administration
[SFAC],
1963-1969
[4
folders]
Study Abroad,
1964-1968
Summer Session,
1963
Ten-Year Expansion Program
[Trustee Committee],
1965
Tenure Practices and Hearings,
1964-1969
Trustee-Faculty and
Trustee-Student Liaison,
1968
Trustees' Committee for
Institutional Advancement,
1964
Undergraduate Faculty Council,
1963-1969
[2
folders]
Undergraduate Instruction,
1967
University Planning [Long-Range
Planning],
1964
University Planning Committee,
1963-1964
[3
folders]
University Planning Committee
Educational Goals Subcommittee,
1963-1964
Graduate Affairs Subcommittee,
1963-1964
University Policy and Planning
Advisory Committee [UPPAC],
1963-1969
[5
folders]
Wade Committee,
1968
West Campus Community Council,
1969
Woman's College -- Search for a
New Dean,
1968
Year-Round Operations,
1965-1968
Commonwealth Studies Center,
1962-1965
Community Teaching Hospital
[Cabarrus County],
1965-1968
Computer Planning,
1965-1969
Conference for Secondary School
Counselors,
1964-1966
Conference on Race Relations,
1963
Conflict of Interest,
1966-1968
Congressional Matters --
Miscellaneous,
1968-1969
Congressmen
Ervin, Senator Sam J., Jr.,
1965-1969
Galifianakis, Rep. Nick,
1967-1969
Galifianakis, Rep. Nick,
1967-1969
Gardner, Rep. James C. [North
Carolina Fund],
1967
Jordan, Senator B. Everett,
1963-1969
Kornegay, Rep. Horace,
1963-1966
Continuing Education Institute [see
also Gourman Report File],
1968
Controversial Social Issues,
1967-1968
Convocation -- "Christianity and
Social Revolution in Newly Developing Nations,"
1964
Convocation for New Students,
1963-1965
Convocation to Open School Year,
1966-1969
Cooperation -- UNC-Duke [Winchester
Excavation],
1964-1968
Cooperation with Developing
Institutions in Region,
1966-1967
Cooperative Program in the
Humanities,
1963-1969
Cooperative Programs -- Miles
College [Black College],
1966-1968
Corbett, Horace,
1965-1969
CORE,
1963-1964
Corporate Board Memberships
[University Presidents],
1968
Corporate Gifts Advisory Committee
-- William H. Rubbin, Chairman,
1965-1967
Box 10
Council of Southern Universities,
1963-1969
[3
folders]
Crank Letters,
1963-1969
[2
folders]
Curriculum Planning --
Undergraduate,
1964-1968
Dabney, Virginius [Public
Relations],
1964
Dad's Day,
1963-1968
Daedalus Program,
1963
Danforth Foundation,
1963-1966
Dante Celebration,
1964-1965
Davison, Wilburt C. [Diary],
1964-1968
Deans' Meetings,
1963-1968
Demonstration [Vigil],
April
1968
[2
folders]
Demonstration [Vigil] -- Letters,
April
1968
Denominational Centers,
1963-1964
Development Office -- SACS
Accreditation,
1965
Distinguished Lectureships,
1966-1967
Distinguished Professor Seminars,
1964-1965
Divinity School,
1963-1969
[4
folders]
Divinity School
Altiser Affair,
1965-1966
"Dixie,"
1968
Dow, Alden,
1964-1967
Dozier, John M. [Building Program],
1963-1966
Drinking [Alcohol Policy],
1964-1968
Drugs,
1967-1968
Duke, Doris,
1963-1969
Duke, James B. Professorships,
1963-1965
Duke Endowment
1963-1969
Box 11
Allen, Joseph,
1963-1965
Committee on Educational
Institutions [Paul Clyde],
1963-1964
[2
folders]
Duke University Open Account,
1960-1965
[2
folders]
Hospital and Orphan Sections,
1963-1969
[2
folders]
Perkins, Thomas L.,
1963-1966
Proposals,
1965-1968
Duke Marine Laboratory,
1963-1968
[3
folders]
Duke Players,
1965-1967
Duke Sailing Club,
1963-1965
Duke University Counseling Center,
1964-1967
Duke University Dining Halls,
1963-1968
Duke University Editor,
1964-1968
Durham Academy,
1965
Durham Community Planning Council,
1963-1968
Durham-Duke Group [Opportunity
Up-Grading],
1967-1969
Durham-Duke Program -- Annual
Development - Fundraising,
1963-1968
Eastward [Research vessel],
1964-1969
[2
folders]
Edgemont Community Center,
1967
Education and World
Affairs
[4
folders]
Education and World Affairs,
1962-1968
[3
folders]
Box 12
Education Bills
1963-1965
Congress,
1965-1969
Education Department,
1963-1965
Education Improvement Program,
1964-1968
Educational Facilities Laboratories,
Inc.,
1966-1968
Educational Policy -- Dr. Few,
1936;
1967
Educational Testing Service,
1966-1967
Eisenhower Exchange Fellowships,
1968
Eller, Aurelia,
1964-1969
Engineering School,
1963-1967
[3
folders]
Erasmus Club,
1969
Faculty and Staff -- Future,
1964-1969
[3
folders]
Faculty
Apartments,
1964
Applications -- Grants, etc.
[Procedure],
1966
Club,
1961-1968
Committee on Institutional
Advancement,
1965-1966
Handbook; Faculty Newsletter,
1963-1969
Ideas,
1963-1964
Liability Insurance Committee,
1966
Meeting,
21 March
1968
Needs,
1964
Projections,
1966-1968
Publications [Reprints have been
removed],
1963
Salaries,
1963-1965
Salary Letters,
1964-1968
Suggestions. Complaints, etc.,
1964-1968
Financial Aid,
1965-1969
Flag Raising,
1963
Flowers Memorial Collection,
1963
Football,
1963-1965
Foreign Service Institute
[Duke-UNC-NCSU],
1966
Foundations
Arts, Religion, and Culture
(Foundation for),
1962-1967
Ford
Cooperative Program in Teacher
Education,
1963-1966
Cooperative Program on Southern
Teacher Education,
1965
Duke-Emory-Vanderbilt-Tulane
Grant,
1967-1968
Economics Grants,
1963-1964
General [Enrichment Program in
Physics for Students from Black Colleges],
1964-1969
[2
folders]
Box 13
Profile,
1963-1966
[2
folders]
Hartford,
1963-1965
Hazen,
1965-1966
Kenan,
1966-1969
Mary Duke Biddle
Olin,
1963-1965
Phillips [Academic Administration
Internships],
1962-1966
[2
folders]
Proposals,
1963-1965
[3
folders]
Richardson,
1966
Van Leer,
1964-1966
[8
folders]
Woodrow Wilson National
Fellowship,
1963-1968
[3
folders]
Box 14
Founders' Day,
1962-1969
[2
folders]
Frank, W. O. -- Claim [Architect,
Ofc. of Horace Trumbauer],
1944-1949;
1962-1967
Fraternities
1963-1969
Title VI,
1965-1968
Fulbright Program,
1963-1966
Graduate Program in Business
Administration,
1964-1969
[3
folders]
Graduate School, 1963-1969
[2 folders]
Graduate School
Admissions,
1966-1968
Dean Search,
1968-1969
Tuition,
1965
Griffith, William J.,
1963-1965
Gross Symposium re: Fifth Decade,
1965
Guatemala,
1965-1966
Guatemala and Puerto Rico,
1967-1969
Hart, J. Deryl,
1966-1967
Health Planning Council,
1963-1965
Heim, Peggy,
1965-1968
Honors Program,
1963-1969
Hopkins, Everett H.,
1963-1966
[2
folders]
Housing
1965-1969
Damar Apartments [Married Student
Housing],
1967-1968
Sale of Married Student Housing,
1967
[2
folders]
Box 15
Humanities and the Arts Symposium,
Oct. 16-17,
1964
Hunt, Joe,
1963-1968
Iceland,
1964-1968
Identification Cards,
1966
Inaugural Planning Committee,
1963
Institute -- African-American,
1963-1968
Institute for Creative Studies,
1969
Institute of Current World Affairs,
1963-1969
Institute of International
Education,
1963-1969
Institutional Advancement
Correspondence,
1965-1969
Field Representatives and others,
1968
Fifth Decade Program,
1966-1969
Institutional Studies Office,
1964
[2
folders]
Integration,
1963-1967
Inter-Governmental Council [Student
Government],
1965-1966
International -- Alicia Patterson
Fund,
1969
International Association of
Economics & Business Students,
1966
International Consortium [Duke,
Toronto, Sussex, East Africa],
1964-1966
International Convocation "Pacem in
Terris",
1965
International Executive Service
Corps,
1968-1969
International Foreign Studies,
1966-1968
1966-1968
International Programs and Studies,
1963-1969
[2
folders]
International Student Day,
April 4,
1964
International Students Advisory
Committee,
1963
International Students at Duke,
1963-1968
Inter-University Committee on the
Superior Student,
1964
Inter-University Committee on Travel
Grants,
1963-1969
"Introduction to the Humanities,"
1967
Investment Committee,
1964-1969
[3
folders]
Invitations Declined
General,
1964-1968
[2
folders]
Speaking,
1963-1969
[2
folders]
Japan,
1965-1968
John Price Jones Company,
1964-1965
Box 16
Johnson, Lyndon Baines,
1964
Junior Science Symposium,
1964
Kennedy Assassination -- University
Policy,
1963
Kennedy Library,
1964
Knight, Douglas M.
American Express
Ashmore, Frank L.,
1965
Biographical material
City Club
Correspondence [with Daryl Hart
& Chris Mimms prior to coming to Duke],
1962-1964
Honorary Degrees [UNC, Carleton
College],
1965-1966
Hope Valley Country Club,
1963-1969
Inauguration,
1963
[4
folders]
Itineraries,
1966-1969
Leadership Conference,
Nov.
1965
Mailing Lists for Speeches, Etc.
1965-1969
Material from Tokyo Meeting,
1965
Memoranda,
1964-1969
[2
folders]
Miscellaneous,
1966-1969
Miscellaneous Expenses,
1964-1969
Names and Addresses,
1968
Newspaper Stories, etc.,
1963
Publications,
1967
Resignation as President,
1969
Rotary Club,
1963-1968
Speeches, etc.,
1963-1969
Statements,
1963-1969
ToBaC Club,
1963-1969
Trustee Meeting [Fifth Decade],
May 3,
1965
Who's Who,
1967-1968
Labor Relations,
1965-1969
[2
folders]
Law School,
1963-1968
[2
folders]
Law School
Admissions,
1968-1969
Budget,
1963-1965
Box 17
Dean Search
1965
1968
Fund for Education in World Order,
1967-1968
Grenville Clark Institute for
World Law,
1967
Law and Contemporary Problems,
1963-1968
Symposia,
1963-1968
World Rule of Law Center,
1963-1968
Learned Societies,
1966-1967
Leaves - Sabbaticals, etc.,
1963-1965
[2
folders]
Lectureships [Dr. Ballantyne],
1966-1967
Lee, Larry [Development],
1965-1969, see also Speeches,
Loma and Alumni
Lewis, Harold W.,
1963-1965
Library
1963-1969
Committee on Administrative
Systems,
1967
Documentary Collections in
Prospect [Papers of Famous Persons],
1965-1969
Newman, Mrs. Ruth,
1966-1969
Research Library for Arts &
Sciences [Booklet],
Feb.
1965
Council,
1963-1969
Long-Range Planning - Ideas,
1964-1966
Major Speaker Invitations,
1967-1969
Marine Corps,
1963
Martin, Joseph B. [Assistant in the
Office of the President],
1966-1969
Massachusetts Institute of
Technology,
1966-1968
Matheson, C. R. [Office of Business
& Industrial Liason],
1964-1965
Matthews, Maggie [Women Physicians
in Training and Practice],
1968-1969
Medical Center
Allied Health Education,
1967
Assistant Dean for Research,
1967
"Biomagnetics" [W. C. Davison -
Doris Duke Matter],
1965-1967
Community Health Project,
1963
Community Health Science,
1967-1968
Development Program [Biomagnetic
Research and Doris Duke],
1964-1967
Federal Legislation,
1965
Graduate Program in Hospital
Administration,
1963-1964
Hostel,
1965
Hyperbaric Medicine and Conference
[Nov. 1965],
1965-1968
Inter-University Communications
Council (EDUCOM),
1966-1968
Box 18
Inter-University Communications
Council (INTERCOM),
1964-1969
Inter-University Communications
Council (INTRACOM),
1966-1967
Long, E. Croft [International
Work],
1965-1968
"Man in the Sea" Program,
1966-1968
MEDLARS Program [Medical
Literature and Retrieval System],
1964-1967
Mental Retardation Program,
1964-1965
Miscellaneous,
1966-1967
[2
folders]
Nursing Education Program --
Chowan College,
1964-1969
Nursing School,
1966-1969
Project MED-AID [Medical
Assistance for Isolated Doctors],
1965
Rehabilitation Research &
Training Center,
1965
Reports,
1963-1967
School of Medicine -- New
Curriculum,
1964
Tuition and Financial Aid --
Medical School,
1968
Woodhall, Barnes,
1965-1969
Wrightsville Beach Laboratory
[Marine Biomedical Research],
1965-1968
Yearbook [The Aesculapian],
1964
"Medicine in a Changing World"
Symposium, Oct. 9-10,
1964
Memorial Church Fund, Inc.,
1964
Methodist Church
1963-1965
Board of Education,
1963-1964
Division of Higher Education
[Latin American Program],
1965-1975
Methodist Student Center,
1963-1964
Modern Language Association,
1967-1969
Moore, Gov. Dan K. [Nuclear
Laboratory],
1963-1968
Morocco
University of Tangier
[International Affairs],
1966-1967
Water Resources,
1966
National Academy of Sciences,
1963-1969
National Aeronautics & Space
Administration,
1963-1966
[3
folders]
National Catholic Conference on
Interracial Justice,
1966-1969
National Collegiate Athletic
Association [1.6 GPA Legislation],
1963-1969
National Commission on Accrediting
1963-1969
"A Study of the Influence on
Higher Ed. of Accreditation in Teacher Ed,"
1963-1968
Box 19
NCATE,
1963-1968
[3
folders]
National Council for Civic
Responsibilities [Arthur Larson],
1964-1965
National Defense Education Act,
1963-1967
National Defense Student Loan
Program,
1965
National Environmental Health
Sciences Center,
1965-1966
National Institutes of Health,
1963
National League for Nursing
[Accreditation],
1964-1967
National Merit Scholarship Corp.,
1963-1969
[3
folders]
National Science Foundation, 1963-1970
[5 folders]
National Science Foundation
Advisory Comm. for Institutional
Relations,
1965-1968
[2
folders]
Computing Services Grant,
April,
1968
Divisional Committee for
Institutional Programs,
1964-1965
[2
folders]
Institutional Grants,
1964-1969
Box 20
Science Development Program,
1964-1969
[2
folders]
National Sponsoring Committee [Fifth
Decade Program] James R. Killian, Jr. Chairman,
1965-1969
Naval ROTC [Air Force ROTC],
1963-1969
[2
folders]
Negro Sit-In,
1967 --
Letters Answered
Newcomen Society,
1965-1966
Nixon, Richard Milhous [Nixon
Portrait],
1965-1969
North Carolina, Learning Institute
of [LINC],
1963-1969
[2
folders]
North Carolina -- University,
1964-1969
North Carolina Academy of Sciences,
1966-1967
North Carolina Advancement School,
1963-1967
North Carolina Appalachian Center,
1964
North Carolina Association of
Colleges & Universities [Formerly N. C. College
Conference],
1963-1968
North Carolina Associations --
General,
1964
North Carolina Board of Science
& Technology [Nuclear Laboratory Proposal],
1964-1967
North Carolina Central University
[North Carolina College],
1963-1969
North Carolina Commission on Higher
Education Facilities,
1964-1968
[2
folders]
North Carolina Department of Public
Instruction,
1964-1969
North Carolina Economic Opportunity
Program [Operation Breakthrough],
1966
North Carolina Folklore Society,
1963
North Carolina Fund -- Operation
Breakthrough,
1963-1968
North Carolina Legislative
Commission to Study Library Support in the
State
North Carolina Museum of Art,
1963-1964
North Carolina Press Association,
1963-1969
North Carolina School of the Arts,
1964-1967
North Carolina Society of New York,
1964-1965
North Carolina State Board of Higher
Education [Physical Plant Evaluation 1930-1960],
1963-1969
North Carolina State Highway
Commission [Joe Hunt, 751],
1965-1969
North Carolina State Selective
Service System,
1968
North Carolina State University --
Raleigh,
1965-1969
North Carolina Symphony,
1967-1968
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Company,
1966-1967
Nursing School,
1963-1966
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear
Studies,
1963-1969
[2
folders]
Box 21
Omicron Delta Kappa,
1963-1969
Operations Research Committee,
1966
Oral History Project,
1963
Organ -- Indoor Stadium [Proposed
Gift from Centre Theater],
1966
Organization for Tropical Studies,
1967-1968
Orientation Week,
1965-1966
Parking Facilities,
1966-1967
Peace Corps,
1964-1969
Phi Beta Kappa,
1963-1969
Phytotron,
1963-1969
Pianos,
1966
"Pickets and Protest" Policy,
1967-1968
[3
folders]
Piracy [Duke and UNC No-raiding
Agreement],
1966-1967
Polanyi, Michael,
1966-1967
Porter Book [Trinity and Duke],
1964-1968
Presidency, University -- Survey of
Activities [Time Study],
1968
President -- Reports to the,
1963-1964;
1966-1967
President's Address to Trustees,
1963
Presidents' Meeting with Secretary
of State re: Vietnam,
1967-1968
President's New House [1508
Pinecrest Road]
[2
folders]
President's Report to Faculty,
1964-1965
President's Report to Trustees,
1963-1969
[17
folders]
President's Schedule,
1963-1968
President's Speeches -- Index to
ideas,
1963-1969
Priority Problems [Physical Plant],
1964
Provost Group,
1963-1969
[3
folders]
Box 22
Provost's Report,
1966-1968
Public Relations,
1967-1969
Public Relations Advisory Committee
[John Paul Lucas, Chairman],
1965-1968
"Publish or Perish,"
1967
Questionnaires,
1964-1969
Rauch, Henry E.,
1965-1966
[2
folders]
Regional Cultural Assistance
Program,
1969
Regional Education Laboratory --
Mid-South,
1962-1965
Registrar's Office,
1964-1969
Research Triangle -- Textile
Research Institute [George Norman, Burlington Industries],
1967
Research Triangle Foundation,
1963-1969
Research Triangle Institute,
1963-1969
[2
folders]
Research Triangle Institute
University Relations Group,
1965
Retired Officers Program in
Mathematics,
1966
Retirement Residences,
1967-1968
Rickards, Edward,
1964-1968
Rockefeller Brothers Fund [Nancy
Hanks],
1964-1966
Rockefeller Grant --
Duke-Emory-Tulane-Vanderbilt [Assistance to Disadvantaged
Southern Students],
1963-1968
Salzburg Seminar,
1963
Schumann, Marguerite,
1963-1968
Securities Seminar,
1968
Security Division,
1968
Seminars [Not Student],
1967-1969
Slavic Studies [ACLS],
1964-1968
Smith Island,