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krepsjuanitamorris Inventory of the Juanita Morris Kreps Papers, 1921-2001 and undated Processed by: Matthew Panhans and Norikazu Takami; machine-readable finding aid created by: Paula Jeannet Mangiafico, Matthew Panhans, and Norikazu Takami David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library Duke University Durham, N.C., USA

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Machine-readable finding aid derived from XML authoring program. Date of source: September 2011Processed by Matthew Panhans and Norikazu Takami, August 2011; finding aid encoded by Paula Jeannet Mangiafico, Matthew Panhans, and Norikazu Takami, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University, September 2011 Description is in English Finding aid was prepared using DACS and local Style Guide Inventory of the Juanita Morris Kreps Papers, 1921-2001 and undated David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library Duke University Durham, North Carolina 27708-0185 USA

Descriptive Summary David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University Kreps, Juanita Morris. Juanita Morris Kreps Papers, 1921-2001 and undated Material in English 41.1 Linear Feet Approximately 19,925 Items For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Library's online catalog. Juanita Morris Kreps was born January 11, 1921, in Lynch (Harlan Co.), Kentucky. She was Professor of Economics at Duke University (1958-1977), where she held the James B. Duke professorship (1972-1977), also serving as Dean of the Woman's College (1969-1972) and University Vice President (1973-1977). She then was appointed U.S. Secretary of Commerce in 1977 for the Carter Administration and served for two years. Kreps's papers span the years 1921-2001, and contain incoming and outgoing correspondence (1968-1979), many speech drafts (1967-1997), twenty photograph albums, fifteen scrapbooks, 692 color and 595 black-and-white loose photographs, and over 100 negatives. There are also briefing books, reports, notes, minutes, appointee recommendations, speech drafts, and other documents relating to Kreps's cabinet-level work. The audience for her speeches included university students as well as alumni and women's organizations; speech topics focus on education for women, the value of women's work, age and gender in economics and economic markets, and leisure and economic growth. Other correspondence documents Kreps's career positions, some more fully than others, including Secretary of Commerce; Duke University Dean of the Woman's College, especially relating to the merger of the Woman's College and Trinity College; Public Director of the New York Stock Exchange Board; and Women's Research and Education Institute Board of Directors. Photograph albums and scrapbooks detail visits to the USSR, China, and Japan and contain clippings regarding her cabinet position. Administrative Information Access Restrictions

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The Juanita Morris Kreps Papers were received by the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library as a gift in 2001.

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Processed by Matthew Panhans and Norikazu Takami, August 2011.

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Biographical Note Chronology List 1921, January 11 Born in Lynch (Harlan Co.), Kentucky 1942 B.A., Berea College 1944 M.A., Duke University 1944 Married Clifton H. Kreps, Jr. 1945-1946 Instructor, Denison University, Ohio 1947-1950 Assistant Professor of Economics, Denison University 1948 Ph.D, Duke University 1952-1954 Lecturer in Economics, Hofstra University, NY 1954-1955 Lecturer in Economics, Queens College (now City University of New York), NY 1958-1961 Visiting Instructor and Assistant Professor, Duke University 1963-1968 Associate Professor, Duke University 1964 Member of board of directors of National Council on the Aging 1968-1972 Professor of Economics, Duke University 1969-1972 Served as Dean of Duke Woman's College and Assistant Provost 1971-1977 Member of Board of Directors, Educational Testing Service 1972-1977 Named James B. Duke Professor of Economics 1972-1974 Vice-chair of board of directors of North Carolina Manpower Commission 1972-1977 Member of Board of Directors of New York Stock Exchange 1973-1977 Served as Vice-President of Duke University 1976 North Carolina Public Service Award 1977-1979 Served as U.S. Secretary of Commerce for the Carter presidency 1978 Received Stephen Wise Award from American Jewish Congress 1979 Appointed Trustee of Duke Endowment 1982 Received Distinguished Public Service Award from North Carolina Citizens Association 2010, July 5 Died in Durham, North Carolina Collection Overview

The Juanita Kreps Papers span the years 1921-2001, mainly documenting Kreps's career as an economist, academic administrator, and U.S. Secretary of Commerce for the Carter administration. The two series holding the majority of the materials, the Secretary of Commerce and Speeches Series, concern her service in the political and public spheres respectively. The Secretary of Commerce Series is arranged in the following seven subseries: Appointment Books and Calendars, Appointment and Confirmation Process, Correspondence, Notes, Subject Files, Scrapbooks, and Photographs. Photograph albums and scrapbooks detail visits to the USSR, China, and Japan and contain clippings regarding her cabinet position. There are also separate series for correspondence and appointment books that fall outside the scope of the Secretary of Commerce period. The second largest series in the collection, the Speeches Series contain drafts, frequently annotated and accompanied by other material, of Kreps's lectures, speeches, and remarks on occasions such as academic conferences, university commencements, various other university events, and corporate executive board meetings. The subjects are broadly based and reflect her interests in economics, especially in aging and older workers, women's social conditions and education, the value of women's labor, women in the corporate world, and work and leisure issues. Speeches given after her tenure as Secretary of Commerce also cover broader issues about globalization and domestic and international economic policy.

Albeit small, the Correspondence Series spans several decades and documents Kreps's exchanges with academics and scholars, the local and federal governments, and lobbyist groups. Other correspondence documents Kreps's career positions, some more fully than others, including Secretary of Commerce; Duke University Dean of the Woman's College, especially relating to the merger of the Woman's College and Trinity College; Public Director of the New York Stock Exchange Board; Women's Research and Education Institute Board of Directors; and Carter Presidential Center fundraiser. The Appointment Books and Calendars Series records Kreps's busy schedule of events and engagements, and the Publications Series holds her contributions to academic journals, government publications, and books. The Visual Material Series houses images that date from her childhood through her long career; photos taken during her cabinet position are found in the Secretary of Commerce series. Other Files Series contains materials that fall out of the above series, such as teaching materials and publicity clippings.

Collection Arrangement

Organized into the following series: Appointment Books and Calendars, Correspondence, Secretary of Commerce, Publications, Speeches, Visual Material, and Other Files. In addition to the appointment books, correspondences, and speeches in the general files, there are also similar formats embedded in the Secretary of Commerce Series that specifically belong to that period in Kreps's career.

Subject Headings

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Kreps, Juanita Morris. United States. Dept. of Commerce--Officials and employees. Duke University--History--20th century. Duke University. Woman's College. New York Stock Exchange--History--20th century. Aging. Cabinet officers--United States. Economists--United States--History. Executive departments--United States. Feminism--United States--History. Leisure. Older people--Employment. Sexual division of labor. Women--Education. Women economists--United States--History. Women--Employment. Women executives--United States. Women--United States--Economic conditions. Work. Color photographs. Color negatives. Black and-white photographs. Black-and-white negatives. Photograph albums. Scrapbooks. Speeches. Related Material Woman's College Records, 1928-1974 (University Archives) David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University Contents of Collection Appointment Books and Calendars, 1973-1999 (2 boxes)

Appointment books and calendars, excluding those from Kreps's tenure as Secretary of Commerce, which are in the Secretary of Commerce Series. Calendars include daily schedules of meetings and appointments, as well as a record of her trips. Arranged in chronological order.

1-2Appointment books, calendars, and similar items, 1973-1999 Correspondence Series, 1968-2001 (4 boxes)

Consists of incoming and outgoing correspondence that falls outside the scope of the Secretary of Commerce Series, which also has a subseries of correspondence. Arranged in chronological order except for the first folder containing her curriculum vitae. The folders with a date title contain various letters regarding intradepartmental announcements, invitations to meetings and dinners, recommendation letters, and the network of female academicians. The "Personal" folder holds letters from friends, offers for a post, and her curriculum vitae. Of particular interest are the documents related to the merger of Woman's College and Trinity College, which includes extensive opinions and expressions of support or disapproval from alumni and Kreps's responses as the Dean of the Woman's College at the time. Most correspondents in the "Carter Center" folders are incoming letters such as ones noting Kreps's support for President Carter's peace work and brochures about the Center. Material on the Women's Research and Education Institute contain incoming letters concerning board meetings and other business. Folder titles are original. Arranged in chronolgical order.

2Curriculum Vitae, 1972 1968 Aug.-Sep. 1968 Oct.-Dec. 1969 Jan.-Feb. 31969 Mar.-Apr. Personal, 1969 Sept.-1972 Sept. Temperance Society, 1970 June-Sept. On the proposed merger of Woman's College and Trinity College of Duke University, 1971 Nov.-1972 Feb. Departmental issues and recommendations, 1972 Feb.-1973 Oct. J.C. Penney, 1972 May Congratulations on New York Stock Exchange Board appointment, 1972 June-Nov.(2 folders) Positions and appointments declined, 1972 July-1973 Oct. Positions and appointments accepted or pending, 1972 Aug. 1972 Sept.-Dec. 1973 Jan.-Mar. 41973 Apr.-June(2 folders) 1973 July-Sept. Duke University Retirement Policy, 1974 Feb. New York Stock Exchange, 1974 Mar.-1975 Southern Economic Association, 1974 Apr.-1975 Oct. R.J. Reynolds financial data, 1974 Sept.-1976 Jun. American Assembly, Women and the American Economy, 1975 Feb.-1976 Aug. University of North Carolina Campus Y, 1981 Mar. Carter Center, 1981-2001(1-2 of 3 folders) 5Carter Center, 1981-2001(3 of 3 folders) Women's Research and Education Institute, 1981-1996(2 folders) Democratic Party Advisory Panel on Growth and Opportunity, 1982 Democratic Caucus, 1983-1988 Clinton/Gore, 1993-1999 Women's Research and Education Institute Information, 1999-2001(4 folders) Women's Research and Education Institute Packet, 2001 Publications Series, 1962-1980 and undated (1 box)

Contains Kreps's writings in the form of books, case studies, and articles published in government periodicals and academic journals. In original order as mantained by Kreps, in alphabetical order by topic.

5Aging issues, 1962-1978 and undated(1 of 4 folders) 6Aging issues, 1962-1978 and undated(2-4 of 4 folders) Aging paper for Retirement Policy in an Aging Society, 1980 Aging worker issues, 1964-1971 A Case Study of Variable in Retirement Policy, 1961 Economic Growth and Retirement Income (Blackburn and Kreps), undated Leisure and work issues, 1966-1969 and undated(3 folders) Leisure Correlates of Economic Growth, undated Manpower and Welfare Programs (Annual Meeting, Industrial Relations Research Association), 1963 Sex, Age, Work (New York Times), 1976 Stationary Population and the Elderly (NSF Papers), 1975 Reviews of Sex in the Marketplace, 1971 The Woman Professional in Higher Education, 1972 Secretary of Commerce Series, 1976-1980 and undated (27 boxes)

Consists of the following subseries: Appointment Books and Calendars, Appointment and Confirmation Process, Correspondence, Notes, Subject Files, Photographs, and Scrapbooks. Materials in this series are dated from 1976-1980, the years during which Kreps served as Secretary of Commerce. The Appointment Books and Calendar Subseries and the Appointment and Confirmation Process Subseries are both arranged chronologically, while the remaining subseries are in alphabetical order. The Correspondence Subseries is dated 1976-1979 and chiefly contains correspondences with business leaders, government officials, and leaders of various organizations. [insert names of offices, people, events, etc., anything you feel should be highlighted or that succinctly describes the nature of the correspondence.] Notes of the Secretary Subseries contains cabinet meeting notes and minutes, speech notes, talking points, and various Commerce Department memoranda sent by Kreps. Subject files include notes and correspondence, arranged by the organization name or subject. Folders titled with an organization name will either contain her remarks at an event or notes for a meeting; for example, The Automobile Industry, Pulp and Paper Industry, and Machine Tool Industry have folders that include briefing books for her meetings with these groups. Folders titled with issues generally contain notes or talking points on that issue. Of significance is her work on the reorganization of the Commerce Department. The Photographs Subseries contains includes publicity photographs, photos and photo albums from trips abroad, and portraits. The folder entitled "Secretary of Commerce Publicity photos contains photographs of Kreps on Meet the Press as well as with Congressmen, cabinet members, and President Carter.

Appointment Books and Calendars Subseries 6Appointment book, 1978(1 of 3 folders) 7Appointment book, 1978(2-3 of 3 folders) Appointment book, 1979 Pocket calendars, 1976-1977 Calendar, 1978 Guestbook, 1977-1979 Phone Log, 1977-1979 Appointment and Confirmation Process Subseries 7Biography of Juanita Kreps, 25th Secretary of Commerce, undated Congratulatory letters with incomplete names and addresses, 1976 Description of the Office of Secretary of Commerce Friends' congratulatory letters, replies sent, 1976 Hearings before Senate Committee on Commerce regarding Kreps's nomination, 1977 Jan. 10 Information requested by Senate Committee on Commerce, 1977 Jan. 8Letters recommending Kreps to Cabinet positions, 1976-1977 Kreps's opening remarks to Senate Committee on Commerce, 1977 Jan. 10 Questions and Answers for Senate Committee on Commerce, 1977 Jan. 10 Kreps's response to Cabinet appointment, Plains, Georgia, 1976 Statement by Kreps before Senate Committee on Commerce, 1977 Jan. 10 Kreps's transition notes, 1977 Correspondence as Secretary of Commerce Subseries 8A correspondences(3 folders) B correspondences(1-5 of 6 folders) 9B correspondences(6 of 6 folders) C correspondences(5 folders) President Carter D correspondences(1-2 of 5 folders) 10D correspondences(3-5 of 5 folders) E correspondences(2 folders) Eizenstat, Stuart E., 1977 F correspondences(3 folders) Forlines, John G correspondences(1-2 of 3 folders) 11G correspondence(3 of 3 folders) H correspondence(8 folders) Harman, Sidney, 1976-1978 Hodges, Luther, Jr., 1977-1979 Hunt, Governor James B., 1978-1979 12I correspondence(2 folders) J correspondence(4 folders) Jerry Jasinowski, 1978 and undated K correspondence(3 folders) L correspondence(1 of 3 folders) 13L correspondence(2-3 of 3 folders) Letters from White House, Congressmen, Governors, Senators(3 folders) M correspondence(1-4 of 6 folders) 14M correspondence(5-6 of 6 folders) N correspondence(2 folders) O correspondence(2 folders) P correspondence(3 folders) Q correspondence 15R correspondence(2 folders) Roosa, Robert V., 1977 S correspondence(4 folders) T correspondence(1 of 2 folders) 16T correspondence(2 of 2 folders) U correspondence V correspondence W correspondence(3 folders) X correspondence Y correspondence Z correspondence Notes of the Secretary Subseries 16Cabinet meetings, 1977(1-2 of 4 folders) 17Cabinet meetings, 1977(3-4 of 4 folders) Cabinet notes, 1979-1980 Notes of the Secretary - miscellanesous, 1977-1979(4 folders) Subject Files Subseries 17Affidavits, 1978 Mar. Aging, 1978 Jul. American Retail Federation briefing book, 1979 Feb. 15 18Anti-inflation, 1978 Autograph requests sent, 1979 Automobile industry meeting, 1979 Mar. 14 Budget, Department of Commerce, 1978 Business Council and Business Leaders Business Council/Business Roundtable notes, 1977-1978 Calls to key members of Senate Committee on Commerce, 1977 Candidates for Commerce positions, 1977 Candidates for Under Secretary, 1977-1978 Carter Economic recovery package China, 1979 Jun. Commerce Council, 1977-1978 Commerce Department Employees Annual Honor Awards Ceremoney, remarks by Kreps, 1979 Oct. 30 Kreps's Commerce Employment, 1977 Congressional Record, 1977 Feb. 1 Corporate Social Performance, 1979 Council on Foreign Relations, 1979 Nov. 1 Democratic Mid-term Convention, 1978 Dec. 8-10 Equipment exports of Soviet Union 19JMK's recommendation of Sidney Harman to Carter, 1979 Dr. Sidney Harman's nomination, 1977 Jan. Hospital Cost Containment, 1977-1978 Information for speeches Japan, 1978 Oct. Joint Economic Committee, 1979 Machine Tool Industry meeting briefing books, 1979 Mar. 7 Maritime, 1977 Kreps's memberships, 1977-1979 Minorities, 1977-1978 North Carolina - tobacco issue, 1978 Pulp and Paper Industry meeting, 1978 Oct. 24 Regulatory reform, 1978 Reorganization (of Commerce Department), 1978-1979 Requests for information, 1977-1978 Saturday Review article on Chrysler, 1979 Nov. 21 Statements before House and Senate Committees, 1979 Oct. 31-Nov. 1 Staff evaluations, 1979 Notes on stimulus package, Plains, Georgia, undated JMK talking points with Secretary Richardson, 1977 Jan. 5 Tax reform, 1978 20Textiles, 1978-1979 UNC (University of North Carolina)- H.E.W. (Department of Health, Education, and Welfare) issues, 1978-1979 United States Department of Commerce News, 1977-1979 U.S.S.R. trip notes, 1978 Dec. White House conference on balanced national growth, 1978 June Wolf Trap fundraiser for businessmen hosted by Juanita M. Kreps, 1978 July 27 Women's issues, 1977 Photographs Subseries 51Secretary of Commerce publicity(8 folders) 52China, undated The European Commission, Brussels, Belgium, 1979 Sep. 24 President Carter bill signing, undated Third Tunisian-American Joint Commission, Tunis, 1979 Mar. 30-31 Beijing, China, undated Japan visit, undated "Group 13" "Group 14" "Group 15" "Group 16" Secretary of Commerce 1978 Dec. - 1979 Feb.(2 folders) Photos from Walter Mondale Warsaw, Poland, 1977 Nov. 28-Dec. 2 "Group 22" Berlin, undated Geneva, undated 53Japan, undated Greetings, 1979 and undated Visits to Foreign Countries, undated "Group 31"(3 folders) 54India, 1978 Poland, undated(2 albums) Union Gas Plant Dedication album, Korea, 1977 Sep. 29 55U.S. Merchant Marine Academy graduation album, 1978 Aug. 23 Saudi Arabia, 1979 56China, May 1979(2 albums) Secretary of Commerce photos, 1977 Jan. American-Romanian Economic Commission meeting, Washington, D.C., 1977 Nov. 57Kreps's visit to China, May 1979 China, undated (1976?) Japan, 1978 Oct.(2 folders) 21-32Scrapbooks Subseries(12 volumes) 21Clippings, 1976 Dec.-1977 Feb. 22Photos, 1977 Jan.-1977 Aug. 23Clippings, 1977 Feb.-1977 May 24Clippings, 1977 June-1977 Aug. 25Photos, 1977 Sept.-1978 Jan. 26Clippings, 1977 Sept.-1977 Dec. 27Photos in the Warsaw visit, 1977 Nov.-1977 Dec. 28Clippings, 1978 Jan.-1978 Mar. 29Clippings, 1978 Apr.-1978 June 30Clippings, 1978 June-1978 Oct. 31Clippings, 1978 Nov.-1979 Jan. 32Clippings and miscellaneous oversize materials, 1979 Feb.-1979 Aug. and undated Speeches Series, 1962-1999 and undated (18 boxes)

Contains many folders of speeches to students and parents as dean of the Woman's College at Duke University, commencement addresses, invited lectures, paper presentations at conferences, addresses to various organizations and business groups, keynote addresses at symposiums, and two television interviews (1992). Topics often concern women in the workforce and aging issues. itles of speeches in Miscellaneous speech folder include:

33Consumer Behavior in the 1960s, 1962 Economic Change and the Status of Women, N.C. Council of Women's Organizations address, 1962 Jul. 19 The Allocation of Intellect, Wake County Assoc. of Phi Beta Kappa, 1962 Oct. 22 Wednesday Literary Club, Greensboro, 1963 May 1 Scholarship in the Soaring Sixties, Berea College, 1963 May Economic Implications of Shortened Work Life, 6th International Congress of Gerontology - Copenhagen, 1963 Aug. The Mass Market and Individual Choices; or, The Case of the Homogenized Consumer, American Association of University Women (AAUW), 1964 May Benefit-Cost Analysis: A Comment, Manpower and Welfare Programs: Benefit-Cost Analysis, Chicago, 1964 Dec. Adjustment of the Aged to a Changing Economic Environment, American Orthopsychiatric Assoc., 1965 Mar. What's Wrong with Men? Kiwanis Club, 1966 Feb. 14 Women, Wise and Otherwise, Western Reserve University, 1966 Oct. 20 Southern Women, Conference on the Changing South, 1967 Jan. The Changing Concept of Work, Cornell College, 1967 Nov. Higher Incomes for Older Americans, NCOA address, 1968 Mar. 5 Incomes of the Aged: The Case for a Broader Perspective, U.S. Senate Committee on Aging, 1968 Mar. On Reaching the Stars by Midnight, Visiting Scholars of Assoc. of Eastern North Carolina College, 1968 Women Who Work: Why and Where? Women and Work, 1968 Nov. The Position of the Older Worker in the American Labor Force, Cornell University, 1969 July 30 Double Jeopardy: Old Age and Low Incomes, Duke Campus Club, 1969 Apr. American Psychological Association, 1969 Sept. 2 Meeting for Parents with Staff, Duke University, 1969 Sept. 16 The Quiet Poor: Old Age in America, Conference of National Organizations, 1969 Oct. American Economic Association, 1969 Dec. 28 The Secretary of the Seventies, National Secretaries Association, 1970 Jan. 19 The Relevance of Today's Education: An Economist's View, address to Angier B. Dukes, 1970 Feb. What Shall We Do after We're Liberated? Valkyries of UNC-CH, 1970 Mar. Remarks to the Alumni at Columbia, S.C., 1970 Mar. 26 What It's Like to Have a Sophomore Daughter, Duke Woman's College, 1970 Apr. 11 Work and Leisure Options, Industrial Gerontology Seminar, Annapolis, MD, 1970 Apr. 26-30 Higher Education in the 1970s, Alumni Weekend, 1970 Jun. 6 Youth Unemployment and Minimum Wage, North American Conference on labor statistics, Houston, Texas, 1970 Jun. 11 What are Women on Campus Up To? American Association of University Women (AAUW), Meredith College, 1970 Jun. On the Problem of Being Young, University of Colorado, 1970 July 9 On the Time Allocation of Work and Income, Gerontology Institute, Bethesda, MD, 1970 Aug. 25 Notes on Crisis and Conflict, Alumnae Association of Duke Woman's College, 1970 Nov. 5 Working Wives: A View of the 1970s, Divinity, Law and Medical School Dames, 1971 Feb. 16 The Changing Concept of Work, Sweet Briar College honors convocation, 1971 Feb. 17 On the Economics of Aging, Institute - New York State College of Human Ecology, 1971 Mar. 23 Can You Afford to Grow Old? Seattle, Washington, 1971 Mar. 31-Apr. 1 Sex in the Marketplace: American Women at Work, National Secretaries' Association, Washington, D.C., 1971 Apr. 21 Nontraditional Students: The Case of Mrs. Smith, Commission on Academic Affairs, American Council on Education, 1971 May 16-17 On Financing Retirement, American Psychological Association, Washington, D.C., 1971 Sept. 4 The Value of Women's Work, Greensboro YWCA, 1971 Oct. 7 34Work and Income Over the Life Cycle, Society of Actuaries - Toronto, Canada, 1971 Nov. 10 Economic Equality for Women: Requisites and Realities, American Economic Association meeting, New Orleans, La., 1971 Dec. A Comment of Joe Katz's Challenge to "Body of Knowledge" Learning from Person-Centered Advocates, Association of American College, Washington, D.C., 1972 Jan. 9-11 Work and Income Through the Lifespan, Chapel Hill Financial Series, 1972 Jan. 20 Unemployment and Underemployment of Women Workers, Joint Economic Committee Hearings, U.S. Congress, 1972 Feb. 23 Chicago Alumni, 1972 Jan. 24 On the Problem of Being Young, University of Arizona, Graduate Committee on Gerontology, 1972 Apr. 14 American Psychiatric Association, Dallas, Texas, 1972 May 1 National Council Alumni Weekend, 1972 May 20 On Running the World, commencement address - Pomona College, Claremont, California, 1972 June 4 Femininity Has Nothing to Do With It, Randolph-Macon, 1972 Sept. 4 Women in Business: Femininity has Nothing to do with It, Bryant College - Symposium for the Advancement of Women in Business, 1972 Oct. 11 Sex in the Marketplace, University of Michigan speech, 1972 Oct. 18 Gerontological Society Meeting, San Juan, Puerto Rico, 1972 Dec. 17-21 The Right of Women to Work, Duke Univ., Conference for Teachers of Social Studies, 1973 Mar. 3 The Economics of Wifehood, University of Florida, 1973 Mar. 8 Unemployment and Underemployment of Women Workers, UNC-Greensboro, 1973 Apr. 12 Money and Leisure after Fifty, Case Western Reserve University, 1973 Apr. 19 Between Work and Old Age, Leisure or Limbo? Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, N.Y., 1973 Apr. 25-27 YWCA - Chicago, 1973 May 9 The Price of Ignorance, UNC commencement speech, 1973 May 13 A World I Never Made, commencement - Cornell College, Mount Vernon, Iowa, 1973 May 20 The Price of Ignorance, Denison University, 1973 May 23 Conference on Successful Aging, 1973 June 9 The Occupations: Wider Economic Opportunity for Women, The University of Georgia, Athens, 1973 Aug. 2 University of S. Cal. at L.A., Notes on the Economics of Aging, 1973 Oct. 9 Denison, Friedman-Samuelson Panel, 1973 Oct. 26 Sex in the Marketplace, Banks Research Conference, 1973 Nov. 23 The Economics of Old Age, Trial Magazine Article, 1974 Jan. 4 Higher Education in a Steady State: Some Productivity and Manpower Questions, Princeton, 1974 Sex in the Marketplace and Early Retirement: Pressures and Resistance, University of Tennessee, 1974 Jan. 15 The Economics of Old Age, Sandhill Regional Library, 1974 Feb. 19 Unemployment and Underemployment of Women Workers, Washington and Lee, 1974 Feb. 21 The Aged in an Age of Ambivalence, Tucson, Ariz., Western Gerontological Society, "The Aged in an Age of Ambivalence," 1974 Mar. 24 Future Careers for College Women, Hollins College, 1974 Apr. 3 Sex in the Marketplace, Garth Mangum, 1974 Apr. 9-10 35The Time Paradigm, UNC-G commencement address, 1974 May 12 Work, Leisure, and Education: Toward Greater Flexibility through the Lifespan,Madrid, 1974 June Youth and the Meaning of Work, Freshman Lecture, 1974 Sept. 2 The Aged in an Age of Ambivalence, Bowdoin College, 1974 Oct. Social Policy and Individual Achievement, Markle Foundation, 1974 Sept. 29-Oct. 1 Help! There's a Woman in the Boardroom, Junior League of Durham, 1974 Nov. Help! There's a Woman in the Boardroom, Friends of Claremont College, 1974 Nov. 6 Who is Responsible for the Quality of Life? NYU, 1975 Mar. 13 Who is Responsible for the Quality of Life?NYU Lecture 1975 Mar. 13 The Economy and the Learning Environment, Nat'l Association of Student Personnel Administrators, 1975 Mar. 31 Does it Pay to Go to College? Symposium on the Work of the Carnegie Commission, 1975 Apr. Women in Academia: Today is Different, Olin Conference, Washington University, 1975 Apr. 16-17 A Time for Learning to Think, Durham Academy commencement, 1975 June 6 10th International Congress of Gerontology, Jerusalem, 1975 June 22-27 On Knowledge, Love, and Ignorance, St. Lawrence University, 1975 Sept. Early Retirement: Pressures and Resistance, Randolph-Macon, 1975 Oct. 9-10 Old Age: A Period of Dignity or Dependency, Louisville-Courier, 1975 Oct. 22 Human Values, Economic Values, and the Elderly, Case Western Reserve, 1975 Nov. 10-13 Social Security in the Coming Decade: Questions for a Minute System, Robert Ball Lecture, 1975 Nov. 18 The Economic Status of Women in the United Statesin International Women's Year, American Economic Association, 1975 Dec. 29 Some Time Dimensions of Manpower Policy, N.C.M.P., 1976 Jan. Help! There is a Woman in the Boardroom, Rotary - Winston-Salem, 1975 Feb. 3 Income in Retirement: Problems for the Economy and the Individual, Leonard Davis School of Gerontology, 1976 Feb. 17 1976: A World Turned Upside Down, North Carolina Citizen's Association (Benjamin Franklin Portrait to NC Museum of Art), 1976 Mar. 24(2 folders) Learning and Earning: Some New Questions, ODK, 1976 Apr. 3 What Shall We Do Now that We are Liberated? and Mother Goose, Wheaton Edition, Wheaton College, 1976 May 29-30 A Look to the 1980s, Duke University, Alumni Seminar, 1976 Sept. 25 Age, Work, and Income, S.E.A. presidential address, Atlanta, 1976 Nov. 19 After 200 Years: A Perspective on Disenchantment, American Council of Life Insurance, 1976 Nov. 36Social Programs and the Costs of Higher Education: Who Should Pay? Western Electric proposal, 1976 Learning and Earning: Some New Questions, AAHE meeting, 1976 A Note on Freedom and Constraints, Duke University commencement, 1977 May 8 After One Hundred Days: Reflections of a Harried Secretary, Women's Forum, Duke University, 1977 May 14 Thoughts about Government and Business, Vital Speeches, 1977 Aug. 1 Ode to an Educated Man, University of Oklahoma, 1978 May 13 Shaping Economic Policy for the Decade, Raleigh Executive Club, 1980 Jan. 14 Speech made to the Duke administrators, 1980 Feb. 6 Untitled, Duke University Medical School speech, 1980 Mar. Duke Business School Groundbreaking, 1980 Mar. 21 Economics: A Discipline in Disarray? Mead Lecture, Trinity College, 1980 Apr. 16 Welfare speech, Middlebury, Vt., 1980 Apr. 18 Berea speech, 1980 Apr. 25 1979: Last Year's Surprises, Vanderbilt speech, 1980 May 1 U.S. Trade Policy: Issues for the Eighties, Hungary speech, 1980 May 7-9 Hungarian speech material, 1980 May 8(2 folders) Tulane University, 1980 May 9 1980 and Beyond: What Lies Ahead for American Business, Mead Corporation, 1980 May 15(2 folders) Rochester Human Relations speech, 1980 May 21 Colgate University Hamilton, N.Y., acceptance of honorary degree, 1980 May 25 37Charlotte Latin School, 1980 May 26 Consumer Affairs Forum, J.C. Penney, New York, 1980 June 4 1980 and Beyond: What Lies Ahead for American Business, Fifty's Group, RTP, 1980 June 16 Eleanor Roosevelt: Yesterday's Advice, Today's Problems, Eleanor Roosevelt Award, 1980 Aug. 6 State of the Economy: 1980, National Passenger Traffic Association, New Orleans, La., 1980 Sept. 14 Shaping Economic Policy for the Decade, Duke major speakers, Duke University, 1980 Sept. 15 Winston-Salem Kiwanis Club, 1980 Sept. 18 World Trade in the '80s: Can America Compete? financial executives, San Francisco, Calif., 1980 Oct. 8 State of the Economy: 1980, Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Hot Springs, Virginia, 1980 Oct. 17 Business Regulation in a Changing Economy, Ray Bloch Production, Houston, 1980 Oct. 29 Luncheon, Berea N.Y. Alumni, 1980 Nov. 6 Shaping Economic Policy for the Decade, UNC-Greensboro, Bryan Lecture, 1980 Nov. 11 Shaping Economic Policy for the Decade,Foundation for Student Communication, Princeton University, New York, 1980 Nov. 25 Shaping Economic Policy for the Decade, executive seminar, Kingsport, Tenn., 1980 Dec. 9 Choosing Work that Matters, Rochester Institute of Technology, 1980 Dec. 11 1980-81 Council on Aging and Human Development series, 1980 Jan. 13 U.S. Trade Problems in the 80's, RJR, Sandpiper Bay, Fla., 1981 Jan. 18-19(2 folders) 38The Perils of Policy-making: A Retrospective Look, Women's Forum, N. Y., Marymount Manhattan College, 1981 Feb. 6 What I Hope You are Studying, Emory University, women MBA students, 1981 Feb. 11 Greensboro Section, National Council of Jewish Women, 1981 Mar. 2 The Perils of Policy-making: A Retrospective Look, University of Utah and Brigham Young University, 1981 Mar. 5-7 Women's Economic Round Table, Waldorf-Astoria, 1981 Mar. 18 The Perils of Policy Making: A Retrospective Look, Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Ind., 1981 Apr. 1-2 Institute of Policy Studies, Duke, 1981 Apr. 3 Farewell to Superwoman, Pan-Hellenic Council Regional Conference, 1980 Apr. 4 Furman and Duke Endowment, Marsh and Mclennan Lecture, 1981 Apr. 7-8 Exciting Work, Not Certain Answers, Bentley College commencement, Waltham, Mass., 1981 May 16 Farewell to Superwoman, Winston-Salem YWCA, 1981 May 21 A Time for Leadership, Trinity College commencement, Hartford, Conn., 1981 May 24 A Small World: National and International Views of the Future, Governor's kick off program, archives and history auditorium, 1981 June 1 State of the Economy, Education Dept. School Management Conference, 1981 June 21 AAUW Achievement Award, 1981 June 22 39Armco women luncheon, 1981 June 25 Toward Corporate Leadership for Women, Smith College management program graduation, 1981 Aug. 7 The Perils of Policymaking, Casper Lecture series, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, 1981 Sept. 18 Into the Mainstream: Women's Education in the 1980's, University of Missouri, Kansas City, 1981 Oct. 1 The Perils of Policymaking, Denison University, 1981 Oct. 8 The Perils of Policymaking American Logistics Association, Dallas, Tex., 1981 Oct. 13 Birmingham Southern College, Birmingham, Ala., 1981 Oct 13-14 Women and Policymaking: New Roles for a New Era, Philadelphia Women's Network, annual dinner speaker, 1981 Oct. 15 The Perils of Policymaking, Carol Woods Residents Association, 1981 Nov. 5 Aging Populations in Developed and Developing Countries: Economic Policy Implications, United Nations, Vienna, Austria, 1981 Nov. 9-13 World Economic Trends, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Council on Trends and Perspectives, 1981 Nov. 12 Women's Work: For Love or Money? William and Mary, 1981 Nov. 14 Durham County Council for Women, 1981 Dec. 12 Durham Council of Women, Durham County U.S. savings bond drive kick-off luncheon, 1982 Jan. 18 Manhattan Group of the National Association of Bank Women, 1982 Feb. 16 Schrank, Bob, 1982 Feb. 19 Women in a Changing Economy, Univ. of Pennsylvania and West Chester State, 1982 Mar. 1-2 Economic Policy: Why Doesn't it Work? Washington State, Pullman, Wash., 1982 Mar. 8-9 Armco Management group, Marco Island, Fla., 1982 Mar. 12 Catalyst Award dinner, N.Y., 1982 Mar. 16 40Award dinner, N.C. Citizen's Association, Raleigh, N.C., 1982 Mar. 17 Women can Do Anything, Hollins College, 1982 Apr. 3 Women in a Changing Economy, Cornell Univ., Ithaca, N.Y., 1982 Apr. 7 Reflections on the State of Kentucky and the State of the Economy, The Kentuckians of N.Y., 1982 May 3 The Brains that will Keep us Alive, Ohio Northern University, Ada, Ohio, 1982 May 4 Rules for Success, Rules for Failure, Western Maryland College commencement, 1982 May 22(2 folders) Rules for Success, Rules for Failure, University of Wisconsin, Green Bay, 1982 May 29 New Challenges to the American Economy, Brandeis Univ., Waltham, Mass., cancelled, 1982 June 7 Who Should Do What? Duke Symposium on the Social Responsiveness of Business, 1982 June 9 40 Years in the Wilderness, Berea, Distinguished Alumni Award, 40th reunion, 1982 July 3 Heath Care in an Uncertain Economy, St. Francis Community Hospital, Greenville, S.C., 1982 July 18 International Trade: Challenges for the 80's, The United States Economy, 1982, Revitalization of U.S. Industry: Problems and Policies, and Regulation, Dregulation, and the Special Case of U.S. Airlines, Australia, 1982 Aug. 20-Sept. 3(2 folders) 41The Effect of Changing Economic and Business Trends on Education, Mid-Atlantic Placement Association, Lancaster, Pa., 1982 Sept. 19 Is There Life After Creighton?: Comment on Careers, Creighton Univ., Omaha, Nebraska, 1982 Oct. 11-12 NOW Legal Defense and Education Fund, Highest Award, Waldorf-Astoria, 1982 Oct. 27 James Madison Univ., Harrisonburg, Va., Cancelled, 1982 Nov. 10 Liberal Arts in the Marketplace, St. Olaf's College, Northfield, Minnesota, 1983 Feb. 14 Appalachian Regional Commission - Workshop, Jackson, Mississippi, 1983 Apr. 11-12 American Management Association, Introduce Walter Fallon, Dallas, Tex., 1983 Apr. 14 The Rewards for Service and Achievement, University of S.C., 1983 Apr. 15 Today's Professional Woman: Great Potential, A Few Problems, Dayton Women's Network, 1983 Apr. 29 Univ. of Mass., Inauguration of Joe Duffey as Chancellor, 1983 Apr. 30 Duke commencement, Distinguished Alumni Award, 1983 May 8 N.C. School of Science and Mathematics, 1983 May 24 White House Perspectives: Past and Present, Alumni Weekend Panel, 1983 June 11 World Trade: A Call for New Leadership, American Society of Corporate Secretaries, The Greenbrier, White Sulphur Springs, West Va., 1983 June 27 S.E.F. (South Education Fund) Atlanta Conference, 1983 Oct. 13-14 42The Changing U.S. Position in World Trade, Columbia University Distinguished Leaders Lecture Series, Graduate School of Business, 1983 Oct. 18 Women and the Economy: A Reassessment, Governor's Conference on Women and the Economy, Raleigh, N.C., 1983 Oct. 31 Notes on Public Policy: Can the Process Work? Houston - RJR, Aminoil Leadership Dialogue, 1983 Nov. 22-23 Economists and Economic Policy Making, N.C. Council on Economic Education, Greensboro, 1983 Dec. 12 The State of the Economy and Liberal Arts in the Marketplace, Agnes Scott College, 1984 Jan. 9-30 Inside the Corporate Boardroom, Women's Network Seattle, 1984 Feb. 8 National Network of Graduate Business School Women, Annual Conference, Chapel Hill, N.C., Cancelled Event, 1984 Feb. 25 Comments on Corporate Decision-Making, Berkeley, Calif. Symposium, 1984 Mar. 12 YWCA Women of Achievement (Amanda Smith), 1984 Mar. 14 Toronto, 1984 Mar. 26 Milwaukee Sales and Marketing Executives, 1984 Apr. 19 Univ. of Rochester, 1984 May 6(2 folders) On Work and Success, Grove City commencement, 1984 May 19(2 folders) 43US-USSR Trade and Economic Council, 1984 May 23 From Access to Ascent: The New Problem for Professional Women, Women in International Business Conference, 1984 May 24 Money is Power, Orange County Women's Center, 1984 June 2 IBM Executives, Fuqua School of Business, 1984 June 27 Economic Issues in the Campaign, Chrysler Institute of Academic Affairs, 1984 Sept. 6 Lenoir Rhyne Convocation, Hickory, N.C., 1984 Sept. 9-10 Uneasy Times for Nonprofit Organizations, Rainier Bank, Seattle, 1984 Oct. 11 Directions for the Post-Election Economy: What About the Deficits? Washington University Akin Fellowship Program, St. Louis, Missouri, 1984 Oct. 30-31(2 folders) Charles Waldo Haskins Award, St. Regis Sheraton, N.Y., 1984 Nov. 12 Fayetteville Women's Networth, 1984 Nov. 16 Texas Foundation of Women's Research, Austin Tex., 1984 Nov. 30 State of the Economy, 1985, Concordia College, Moorhead, Minn., 1985 Jan. 9-10 44The Economy in 1985: Domestic and International, East Carolina University, 1985 Feb 12-14 On Keeping Faith with Emily Prudden, Pfeiffer College, 1985 Mar. 1 The Economy in 1985, Peace College, Raleigh, N.C., 1985 Mar. 13 World Trade: New Problems for the Nation and the Midwest, Adrian College, Adrian, Michigan, 1985 Mar. 28 A Changing View of Aging, Junior League of Roanoke, Conference of Aging, 1985 Apr. 1 Washington Capital Campaign Kick-off - Co-host with Liddy Dale, 1985 Apr. 20 What Makes A Corporate Director Effective? Utility Women's Conference, Charlottesville, Va., 1985 May 1 International Conference of Gerontology, Panelist, 1985 July 16 On Leadership, American Youth Foundation, Camp Miniwanca, Shelly, Mich., 1985 Aug. 9 Atlanta Duke Alumni, 1985 Oct. 3 Gerontology and Geriatrics at Duke, 30th Anniversary, 1985 Oct. 10-12 U.S. Problems in a Global Economy, Management Institute for Senior Executives - Governor's Office of Employee Relations, Albany, N.Y., 1985 Oct. 22 U.S. Problems in a Global Economy, Sheboygan Economic Club, Sheboygan, Wisconsin, 1985 Oct. 31 45Washington Westin Cocktail Party and Dinner, 1986 Mar. 6 Berea N.Y. Alumni Luncheon, 1986 Mar. 18 Maintaining U.S. Competitiveness: The Role for Higher Education, American Association of State Colleges and Universities, 1986 Apr. 21 The Future Isn't What It Used To Be, Berea College Women's History Month, 1986 Apr. 22 Duke commencement, 1986 May 4(2 folders) Funds for the Needy: Who Is Responsible? Presbyterian Church Foundation, Minneapolis, Minn., 1986 June 13 Traditional Industries in the South: The Challenge, Southern Governors' annual meeting, Charlotte, N.C., 1986 Aug. 11 Bald Head Conference (Charlie Rose), 1986 Sept. 6 Sex in the Marketplace Revisited, Notre Dame College of Ohio, 1986 Sept. 22 Class of 1946 Reunion, 1986 Nov. 7 Policy Making in a Global Economy, Davidson College, 1987 Jan. 14 John De Butts, 1987 Jan. 25 The Economy in 1978-88: Surprises? Disappointments? Charlotte Business Men, 1987 Feb. 3 Policy Making in a Global Economy, Washington and Lee, 1987 Feb. 9-11 Conference on Responsibilities of Directors, 1987 Mar. 20 46Policy Making in a Global Economy, Northern Illinois University, Dekalb, Illinois, 1987 Mar. 24 Duke Haiti Conference, 1987 Mar. 30 Charlotte Duke Alumni, 1987 Apr. 7 A Corporate View: What Do Directors Expect of the CEO? National Forum on Hospital and Health Affairs, Duke Univ., 1987 May 1 On Work and Success, commencement address, Penn State-Behrend College, Erie, Pa., 1987 May 17 Industrial Achievement Award, National Association of Bank Women, 1987 June 10 The Economy: Problems and Policies of the 1980s, Women's History The Future Isn't What it Used to Be, and Education for Careers in the Global Marketplace, De Pauw Univ., 1987 Oct. 6-8 National Association of Corporate Directors, 1987 Oct. 19 Oustanding Alumni of Kentucky Award, 1987 Oct. 27-28 Chrysler Women's Symposium, 1987 Nov. 10 Economic Justice for Women, Rochester Community Forum, 1987 Nov. 12 National Women's Economic Alliance Foundation- Director's Choice Award, 1987 Dec. 3 Founder's Day- Duke, 1987 Dec. 10 Announcement of "Kreps Chair," 1987 Dec. 11 47Governmental and Corporate Strategies in a Global Economy, Rochester Chamber of Commerce, Athena Award in Manhattan, 1988 Jan. 26-27 The Elderly in Today's Economy, Ohio State University, 1988 Apr. 4(2 folders) Berry College, Rome, Georgia, 1988 May 4-5 On Work and Success, Northeast Missouri State University commencement, 1988 May 13 Economics for Students and Presidents, Univ. of North Carolina - Charlotte, 1988 Nov. 9-10 Economic Challenges for the 1990s, Fordham Graduate School of Business, 1989 Feb. 27(2 folders) Women in Industry, Duke Women's Studies Sesquicentennial Symposium, 1989 Mar. 5 Kodak Management, 1989 Mar. 9 Economic Challenges for the 1990s, Rochester Institute of Technology, 1989 Mar. 10 Berea College, 1989 Apr. 22 Economic Challenges for the 1990s, Buena Vista College, 1989 Sep. 13-14(2 folders) Berea College Capital Campaign, 1989 Oct. 28 Career Women: A Salute to Success, Toldeo Women in Business (TWIN), 1989 Nov. 15 48The University Today: Managing the Enterprise, Duke's President's Council inaugural seminar, 1989 Nov. 9 Berea College, 1990 Apr. 27 Davidson College commencement, 1990 May 13 Corporate Challenges in the 1990s, Aspen Institute, 1990 Oct. 4 Low Income Housing: The National Equity Fund, Durham Chamber of Commerce and Housing Authority, 1991 Feb. 18 Support for the Arts in Today's Economy, Corporate Council for the Arts, Seattle, Washington, 1991 Jun. 24-25 Kentucky Economic Association, 1991 Oct. 25 Policy Making in a Global Economy, Lenoir-Rhyne College Convocation, 1991 Nov. 4 Berea Luncheon in New York, 1991 Nov. 19 Berea Library Dedication, 1991 Jan. 24 The Economy in 1992: How We Got Here, Duke Campus Club, 1992 Feb. 11 Television Taping with Chancellor Leutze, 1992 Mar. 9 Women Leaders: Why So Few? Milwaukee- Sacajemea Award, 1992 Mar. 3 Taping with Dr. William Friday (aired 1992 Jun. 22), 1992 Apr. 22 Notre Dame, 1992 May 16-17(2 folders) Charlotte Country Day School commencement, 1992 Jun. 5 Coming Together in the Midst of Change, Eastern College and Middle Atlantic Placement Associations, 1992 Sep. 14 Public Relations Society of America (NC Chapter), 1992 Sep. 18 Municipal Bond Investors Assurance (MBIA) speech, Tucson, Arizona, 1992 Nov. 11 49Duke commencement, 1993 May 16(2 folders) JC Penny Leadership Forum, 1993 May 20 Berea Trustees, 1993 Oct. 21-23 Panel: Partnership between the Duke Endownment and Duke University, 1994 Feb. 12 Kreps Gallery Dedication, 1994 Mar. 19 Can the South Improve Its Workforce? National Humanities, American Issues Forum on the South, 1994 Mar. 25 John and Jane Stephenson's Berea Retirement, 1994 May 21 Thoughts on the Times of Our Lives, Forest at Duke, 2701 Club meeting, 1994 Dec. 12 Public Needs and National Priorities: A Reality Check, women's health care issues speech, Washington Duke Inn, 1995 May 5 Ohio Northern University commencement address, 1995 May 21 Lillywhite Award, Employee Benefits Research Institute (EBRI), 1995 Jun. 22 North Carolina Business Hall of Fame, Sheraton Imperial Hotel, Research Triangle Park, 1995 Nov. 16 The South in the World Economy, Kenan Foundation Panel, 1996 Apr. 27(2 folders) For Women to Make A Difference, National Association of Women Law Enforcement Executives (NAWLEE), 1996 Jul. 20(2 folders) TIAA/CREF Retirement, 1996 Nov. 12 JC Penny Retirement Dinner for Colby Chandler, 1997 May 5(2 folders) Duke commencement, 1997 May 18 50Berea 1942 Class Reunion, 1997 Jun. 27-29 (cancelled) Women's Studies Lecture Series, 1998 Mar. 7 Introduction: Troubled Leaders, Seminar - National Arts and Humanities Center, UNC-Chapel Hill, 1998 Oct. 24 Berea College, 1999 Apr. 5-6 General Federation of Women's Clubs, San Francisco, California, 1999 Jun. 19-20 After 200 Years: A Perspective on Disenchantment, Arden House conference speeches, 1976 and undated Duke commencement speech, undated Home Work, Market Work, and the Allocation of Time, undated Sex and the Scholarly Girl, speech - American Association of University Women The Problem of Being Old, Univ. of Colorado, undated Women: Colleagues or Lovers? Women's Day, Berea, undated Women's Work: Implications for Higher Education, undated The Young, the Old, and the Rest of Us; A 20th Century Dilemma and All Would Live Long, But None Would Be Old, undated Speech ideas, undated Secretary Kreps's past speeches, 1970-1976 Unemployment and Underemployment of Women Workers What Shall We Do After We're Liberated? Secretaries, Directors, and Women Miscellaneous speeches, 1975-1979(2 folders) The Economy and Higher Education A Look to the 1980s The Economic Status of Women in the United States Human Values, Economic Values, and the Elderly The Young, the Old, and the Rest of Us: A Twentieth Century Dilemma Help! There's A Woman in the Boardroom Learning and Earning: Some New Questions Home Work, Market Work, and the Allocation of Time New Horizons for America's Workers Age, Work, and Income Untitled binder of speeches, undated Visual Material Series, 1920s-1980 and undated (7 boxes)

Contains black and white and some color photographs, photo albums, greeting cards, and post cards. There are some photographs of Kreps as a young girl, as well as a few even earlier images of unidentified individuals and Kreps as a child. Photos titled "Group" along with a number represent images that were originally housed together in envelopes. The three Juanita Morris Kreps scrapbooks are publicity scrapbooks that contain mostly newspaper clippings mentioning her accomplishments and appearances. There are a fair number of images whose subject or source is unknown. Photographs and scrapbooks relating to her cabinet position can be found in the Secretary of Commerce Series. Arranged in original order as received.

51"Group 2," personal photographs(2 folders) "Group 3" Kreps portraits Secretary of Commerce publicity photos(8 folders) 52China, undated The European Commission, Brussels, Belgium, 1979 Sep. 24 President Carter bill signing, undated Third Tunisian-American Joint Commission, Tunis, 1979 Mar. 30-31 Beijing, China, undated Japan visit, undated "Group 13" "Group 14" "Group 15" "Group 16" "Group 17" Secretary of Commerce, 1978 Dec. - 1979 Feb.(2 folders) Photos from Walter Mondale Pictures used for North Carolina Business Hall of Fame Induction, 1995 Nov. 16(2 folders) Warsaw, Poland, 1977 Nov. 28-Dec. 2 "Group 22" Berlin, undated Geneva, undated Unused postcards of China, undated 53Japan, undated Unused postcard of Saudi Arabia, undated(4 folders) Religious pamphlet, 1976 Greetings, 1979 and undated Woman of the Year party at L'Enfant Plaza, 1978 June 13(2 folders) Visits to foreign countries, undated "Group 31"(3 folders) Sheraton photograph, undated Unidentified photo, undated Bryant College Symposium, 1972 54"An Evening Together," undated photo album JC Penney photo album [empty] India, 1978 Poland, undated(2 albums) Union Gas Plant Dedication album, Korea, 1977 Sep. 29 55Untitled brown album Juanita Morris Kreps scrapbook, 1945-1972 Juanita Morris Kreps scrapbook, 1961-1976 U.S. Merchant Marine Academy graduation album, 1978 Aug. 23 Saudi Arabia, 1979 56Unidentified white album, undated Unidentified brown album, undated China, May 1979(2 albums) Secretary of Commerce photos, 1977 Jan. American-Romanian Economic Commission meeting, Washington, D.C., 1977 Nov. 57Juanita Morris Kreps scrapbook, 1972-1976 U.S. National Trade and Economics Exhibition, Beijing, Peoples' Republic of China, 1980 Nov. 17-28 St. Lawrence University convocation, 1975 Sep. 25 Kreps's Visit to China, May 1979 China, undated (1976?) Japan, 1978 Oct.(2 folders) Other Files Series, 1946-1984 and undated (1 box)

Contains materials that fall out of the above series, such as teaching materials and publicity clippings.

58Agnes Scott College student papers, 1984 Invitation to Kreps's AEA Vice President election ceremony, 1982 Teaching lectures on labor economics, undated The Manpower Report of the President, 1975 Poetry - unknown source, 1969 Publicity clippings, 1946-1976(2 folders) Visa, U.S.S.R., 1972 Women - economic issues (articles, papers, newspaper clippings), 1970-1976(2 folders) Women - management, vitae on women (in managemement positions), 1976 Women's movement and labor (articles, flyer, Feminist Press Catalog), 1969-1972