Records of the Office of the President
The Johns Hopkins University

Introduction
The records of the Office of the President span the years 1878 through 1995, although only scattered files contain items from the years prior to 1903. The records are divided into seventeen series, listed below. See the Series Description for more-detailed discussions of each series.

Series 1. Numerically-Coded Subject Files, 1878-1963. The largest of the fifteen series in the record group, Series 1 has records arranged according to an arbitrary file-numbering scheme, running from 1-999 (242 document cases).

Series 2. Bound volumes consisting of handwritten notes, memoranda and letters, 1889-1909, an index for the years 1903-1904, Daniel Coit Gilman's "Draft of a Plan for Organization of Johns Hopkins University, October 1875," and Minutes of the Administrative Committee, 1913-1914 (2 document cases).

Series 3. Scrapbook made up of letters sent to Ira Remsen congratulating him on assuming the presidency in 1901 (1 document case).

Series 4. Correspondence to and from Presidents Gilman and Remsen, 1901-1914 (1 document case).

Series 5. University budget proposals and working papers from Milton S. Eisenhower's presidency, 1958-1967 (2 document cases).

Series 6. Alphabetical Subject Files, 1964-1967. The records of the last three years of Milton S. Eisenhower's presidency (24 document cases).

Series 7. Correspondence of a personal nature, to and from Milton S. Eisenhower, on primarily non-university subjects, 1950-1963 (13 document cases).

Series 8. Trustees Correspondence, 1955-1967, to and from Milton S. Eisenhower (4 document cases).

Series 9. Alphabetical Subject Files, 1967-1971. The records of Lincoln Gordon's administration (69 document cases).

Series 10. Trustees Correspondence, 1967-1971, to and from Lincoln Gordon (1 document case).

Series 11. Speeches and Statements of Lincoln Gordon, 1967-1971 (1 document case).

Series 12. Speeches and Statements of Milton S. Eisenhower, 1971-1972 (1 document case).

Series 13. Alphabetical Subject Files, 1971-1972. The records of Milton S. Eisenhower's interim presidency and the transition to Steven Muller's administration (17 document cases).

Series 14. Alphabetical Subject Files, 1972-1982. The records of the first ten years of Steven Muller's presidency (59 records center boxes).

Series 15. Alphabetical Subject Files, 1982-1990. The records of the final eight years of Steven Muller's presidency (57 records center boxes).

Series 16. Milton S. Eisenhower, President Emeritus, 1972-1985. The records from Eisenhower's years as President Emeritus (1 half-size document case).

Series 17. Official Greetings, 1968-1997. Letters of Official Greeting from the inaugurations of Lincoln Gordon, Steven Muller and William R. Brody (1 oversized flat case).

Accession Numbers: 78.32, 79.6, 79.32, 79.81, 79.116, 80.10, 80.46, 81.25, 81.44, 82.12, 82.26, 84.28, 85.20, 85.28, 86.36, 87.37, 88.30, 90.05, 91.12, 92.32

Provenance: Most of the records were transferred by the Office of the President. The Administrative Committee Minutes in series 2 were transferred by Mary Fetsch, Assistant Secretary of the Board of trustees. The remainder of series 2 was transferred by the Department of Special Collections, Milton S. Eisenhower Library. The records in series 3 and 4 were found in the biographical files of Alumni [Development] Information Services. Series 5 was transferred by Ross Jones, formerly Assistant to the President. Some of series 7 was transferred to the Archives by the John F. Kennedy Library in Boston, Massachusetts, where they were inadvertently sent with Lincoln Gordon's personal papers. Series 8 was found in the attic of Homewood House. Series 15 was transferred by Gertrude Holland, Milton Eisenhower's secretary.

Size: 435.50 cubic feet (378 document cases, 246 records center boxes, 1 half-sized document case and one oversized flat case)

Citation: The Ferdinand Hamburger Archives of The Johns Hopkins University, Record Group Number 02.001, Office of the President, series number and title, file number [first series only], file title and inclusive dates.

Restrictions: Access to records of the Office of the President created within the past twenty-five years may be sought by completing a Restricted Records Access Request form, which will be reviewed by the Archives Advisory Committee. Education records are restricted for eighty years, and employment records for seventy-five years, if the individual is not known to be deceased. For details, see Regulations Governing Access to Restricted Records, at the front of each binder.

NOTE: Due to their brevity, Series 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 and 12 have no container list. A paragraph describes the contents of each of these series.

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History
Since the opening of The Johns Hopkins University in 1876, ten men have served as president of the university. The names of these men, and their dates in office, are as follows:

Daniel Coit Gilman (February 1876 - August 1901)
Ira Remsen (September 1901 - January 1913)
Frank Johnson Goodnow (October 1914 - June 1929)
Joseph Sweetman Ames (July 1929 - June 1935)
Isaiah Bowman (July 1935 - December 1948)
Detlev Wulf Bronk (January 1949 - August 1953)
Lowell Jacob Reed (September 1953 - June 1956)
Milton Stover Eisenhower (July 1956 - June 1967; April 1971 - February 1972)
Lincoln Gordon (July 1967 - March 1971)
Steven Muller (February 1972 - June 1990)
William Chase Richardson (July 1990 - June 1995)
Daniel Nathans [Interim President] (June 1995 - August 1996)
William R. Brody (August 1996 - present)
There have been only three brief periods when Hopkins was officially without a president. From January 1913 until October 1914, after Ira Remsen resigned prematurely due to ill health, the university was governed by an Administrative Committee made up of faculty members and other university officials. The minutes of this committee, which disbanded when Frank J. Goodnow assumed the presidency, are to be found in series 2. The second period when Hopkins was without a president occurred in 1971. Lincoln Gordon resigned abruptly in March and left within a few days of his resignation. One month later Milton Eisenhower agreed to return and fill the void until a permanent successor could be found. The third instance was in June of 1995 when William Chase Richardson resigned abruptly to become head of the Kellogg Foundation. Dr. Daniel Nathans, a nobel award winning faculty member of the medical school, was appointed interim president until a permanent president could be found. William R. Brody accepted the presidency in August of 1996.

Histories of the presidencies of, and biographical information on, Presidents Gilman, Remsen, Goodnow, Ames and Bowman may be found in John C. French's A History of the University Founded by Johns Hopkins (Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins Press, 1946).

Dr. Detlev W. Bronk, president from January 1949 to August 1953, was born in 1897 and raised in Manhattan, New York. He attended Swarthmore College as an undergraduate and earned his Ph.D. in physics and physiology at the University of Michigan in 1926. Before assuming the presidency of Johns Hopkins, Bronk taught at Swarthmore, the University of Pennsylvania, and Cornell University. Perhaps Bronk's major accomplishment while president of Hopkins was the formulation of what came to be known as the Hopkins Plan. This program was designed to lower the barriers between graduate and undergraduate education, thus allowing students to progress at their own pace into higher studies. Bronk was also committed to academic freedom and in 1950 he successfully resisted an attempt by Senator Joseph McCarthy to have Owen Lattimore dismissed from the faculty prior to any judicial finding of guilt. In 1953 Bronk resigned the presidency of Hopkins to become the first president of the Rockefeller University, formerly known as the Rockefeller Institute. He died in 1975.

Dr. Lowell J. Reed succeeded Bronk as president in 1953, after having taught at Hopkins since 1918. Born in New Hampshire in 1886, Reed attended the University of Maine, receiving his bachelor's degree in electrical engineering in 1907. He earned his Ph.D. at the University of Pennsylvania in 1915 and briefly headed the Bureau of Tabulations and Statistics in Washington prior to joining the Hopkins faculty. He served as Vice President of both the University and the Hospital until June 1953, when he retired. Called out of retirement just two months later to take over the Hopkins presidency, Reed considered himself a temporary president and urged the Trustees to search for someone to take over the post on a permanent basis. He remained committed to the Hopkins tradition of emphasizing graduate study and a small student body, thus promoting informal and intimate contacts between students and faculty. Another idea to which Reed was committed was raising senior faculty salaries to compare favorably with those of other similar institutions. To help accomplish this he sought and received grants from the Ford Foundation. In 1956 Reed retired permanently and returned to his home in New Hampshire, where he lived until his death in 1966.

Information on the life and presidency of Milton S. Eisenhower may be found in a recently-published book by Stephen E. Ambrose and Richard H. Immerman, entitled Milton S. Eisenhower: Educational Statesman (Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1983).

When Dr. Eisenhower retired in 1967, Dr. Lincoln Gordon succeeded him as the ninth president of the university. Gordon was born in 1913 in Manhattan, New York. He graduated from Harvard University at age 19 and three years later was elected a Rhodes Scholar. He earned his doctorate at Oxford before returning to Harvard as an instructor. During World War II Gordon worked in Washington on the War Production Board, and after the war he was among the inner circle of directors of the Marshall Plan. In 1961 he was named Ambassador to Brazil, where he served until 1964, when he became the Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs. During Gordon's presidency, the Johns Hopkins University and the Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions became more involved in community affairs. The Columbia Hospital and Clinics Foundation, providing low-cost health care to residents of Columbia, Maryland, was initiated, as was a similar program for residents of low-income East Baltimore neighborhoods. A new Center for Urban Affairs studied social issues of the cities, and many attempts were made to normalize relations between the medical institutions' staffs and the residents of the surrounding East Baltimore ghettos.

At the same time as Milton S. Eisenhower returned to occupy the presidency temporarily, a new provost was also named. Formerly an associate professor and vice president at Cornell University, Steven Muller became provost of the Johns Hopkins University in April 1971. Just nine months later, the Board of Trustees named Muller president, to be Eisenhower's permanent successor. Steven Muller was born in Hamburg, Germany, in 1927 and lived there until his family emigrated to the United States in 1940. Muller graduated from UCLA in 1948, and, a year later, was elected a Rhodes Scholar. After serving for two years in the Army, he received his Ph.D. in political science in 1958 from Cornell. Besides teaching government at Cornell, he also taught at Haverford College, in Pennsylvania. In his first ten years at Hopkins Muller led the successful Hopkins Hundreds fundraising campaign, which culminated in 1976 during the centennial of the university's founding. He has been an active spokesman on behalf of higher education, writing numerous articles and participating in national organizations such as the American Council on Education and the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities.

The University expanded considerably during Muller's presidency. Among the more significant ventures were the reopening of the School of Nursing, the founding of the for-profit Dome Corporation, the establishment of a joint graduate center with Nanjing University in Nanjing, China, the establishment of the professional WJHU-FM radio station, and the opening of the School for Continuing Studies Downtown Center. Hopkins also added several buildings to the Homewood Campus including Mudd Hall, the Hopkins Union, the New Engineering Building, Olin Hall, and the Steven Muller Building. Muller retired from the presidency in 1990.

William Chase Richardson, formerly the Provost of Pennsylvania State University, became the 11th president of Johns Hopkins on February 22, 1991. An economist trained at the University of Chicago, one of Richardson's goals as president was to restore Hopkins to financial stability through both public and private funds. Richardson saw several major gifts to the University including $50 million dollars given to the School of Arts and Sciences by Zanvyl Krieger and $20 million from Debbie and Champ Sheridan to the Eisenhower Library, and in 1994 launched the Johns Hopkins Initiative to raise $900 million for endowment and facilities of the University and Hospital. President Richardson was also instrumental in negotiating with the federal government for a set of eight principles to preserve and reform the system of indirect costs recoveries. In June of 1995 he resigned as president to become the head of the W.K. Kellogg Foundation.

After Richardson's departure Daniel Nathans, University Professor of Molecular Biology and Genetics and a Nobel Laureate, became interim president. Nathans served as interim president until August of 1996 when William R. Brody was selected as Richardson's permanent successor. Brody was previously provost of the University of Minnesota's Academic Health Center, but also well acquainted with Hopkins having been chairman of the Department of radiology at the School of Medicine from 1987-1994. Brody has bachelor's and masters degrees in electrical engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and a doctorate in electrical engineering from Stanford University. He also earned an M.D. from Stanford and trained in cardiovascular surgery and radiology at Stanford and the University of California San Francisco. In addition to his academic background, President Brody founded and is president of Resonex, Inc., a manufacturer of magnetic resonance imaging devices. President Brody is currently the president of Johns Hopkins University.

Bibliography
"A Proven Ability to Administer a Complex University." The Johns Hopkins Magazine XXII (Winter 1971):6-7. "AIBS Founder Detlev Bronk Dies." BioScience 26 (January 1976):65.

Ambrose, Stephen E., and Immerman, Richard H. Milton S. Eisenhower: Educational Statesman. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1983.

"Dr. L. J. Reed, Ex-Hopkins Head, Dies." The (Baltimore) Evening Sun. April 29, 1966, p. B30.

Flexner, Abraham. Daniel Coit Gilman: Creator of the American Type of University. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Co., 1946.

Franklin, Fabian. The Life of Daniel Coit Gilman. New York: Dodd, Mead and Co., 1910.

French, John C. A History of the University Founded by Johns Hopkins. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins Press, 1946.

Hancock, Elise. Benchmark 1990-1995: A Report Prepared by the Office of Morris W. Offit, chairman of the University Board of Trustees, 1995.

Hawkins, Hugh. Pioneer: A History of the Johns Hopkins University, 1874-1889. Ithaca, N.Y.: Cornell University Press, 1960.

Martin, Geoffrey. The Life and Thought of Isaiah Bowman. Hamden, Conn.: Archon Books, 1980.

Novack, Janet. "Who Says Lucre is Filthy?" Forbes Magazine, November 30, 1987

"Persistent Negotiator: Lincoln Gordon." The New York Times. April 12, 1967.

Webster, Bayard. "Dr. Detlev Bronk of Rockefeller U. Dies." The New York Times. November 18, 1975, p. 38M.

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Series Description
SERIES 1: The first series encompasses the records of six presidents, and a major portion of the records of a seventh. During the later years of Milton S. Eisenhower's first term, the filing system which had been in use since the beginning of the twentieth century was abolished. In its place was instituted a less cumbersome system of filing in alphabetical order according to subject headings (series 6). When this new system was adopted, an entirely new file was begun in 1964 and the previous file, consisting of over sixty years' of records, was left as a distinct, separate series.
The origins of and justification for the arbitrary filing system used in this series are obscure. It was instituted around 1903, although some records from as early as 1878 are present. There is no discernible pattern or scheme in assigning numbers to individuals or subjects. Thus, only a few general observations may be made. For the most part, the higher numbers in the numerical span were assigned in progressively later years. Files in the 900s are usually dated no earlier than the 1920s, while lower numbers generally were assigned in earlier years. Very few files have beginning dates later than the early 1930s. These observations, together with the lack of any cohesive grouping of similar subjects, leads to the belief that new files were arbitrarily assigned the next higher number in the sequence, with perhaps a one or two number open interval to be filled in later.

As the years passed and the filing system kept expanding, a gradual disenchantment with the system seems evident. The vast majority of files are small in volume and span only a few years. Very few continue up to the 1960s. As a consequence of the lack of a pattern for subject grouping, several subjects are represented under as many as three different numbers scattered throughout the sequence. There are also instances of the same number's being used simultaneously for two different subjects. Other numbers were re-assigned to different subjects once the previous file was discontinued. Many numbers, and sometimes several consecutive numbers, were never assigned. Another idiosyncrasy in this filing system is the occasional use of decimals. In most instances they are used to indicate a narrower aspect of the main subject, although this is not always the case. There are also numerous irregularities in the use of decimal numbers. Letters such as "ss," "x," "A," "F," and "G," were sometimes added to or used in place of decimals, particularly in the lower numbers of the sequence. In all cases, the original filing system has been preserved. Fortunately, a card file does exist for this series. Compiled in an ongoing manner, probably by the president's secretary, entries were added under the appropriate subject heading(s) for each item filed. The index exists in three segments, 1903-1936, 1936-1950 and 1951-1963, and, while by no means complete or totally accurate, it serves as the best means for locating an individual document.

Correspondence to and from the presidents of the university, from outside the university as well as within the administrative structure, makes up the largest mass of the records. Reports from individuals and organizations, telegrams and newspapers also are present in large numbers. Clippings, and, where they existed on highly-acidic paper, telegrams, have been photocopied and the copies replaced in the files. Nearly every school and department of the university is represented in this series.

SERIES 2: The second series consists of sixteen bound volumes, mostly handwritten, which date from the early years of the university's existence. Such items as a yearbook listing important events in the university's history, Gilman's "Draft of a Plan for Organization of Johns Hopkins University," the Minutes of the Administrative Committee, and volumes of notes and memoranda written by Gilman and Remsen make up this series.

SERIES 3: The third series consists exclusively of a bound Scrapbook containing Letters of Congratulations to President Ira Remsen, upon assuming the presidency of Johns Hopkins in 1901.

SERIES 4: The fourth series consists of correspondence written to and from Presidents Gilman and Remsen during the years 1901-1907, 1909 and 1914; some undated material is also present. This material was never filed with the main body of records, but was kept separate in the President's Office. Eight folders make up this series, arranged in chronological order.

SERIES 5: The fifth series consists of preliminary budget proposals and working papers used by Milton S. Eisenhower during the years 1957-1967. Also included in this series is a Ten-Year Development Program from 1962-1963. Twelve folders, in two boxes, make up this series.

SERIES 6: By Milton S. Eisenhower's eighth year of presidency, the complex filing system used by previous presidents had grown far too unwieldy for further use. As a consequence, Eisenhower instituted a new file, in which information was placed alphabetically by subject. This file (series six), covering the years 1964-1967, contains the papers and official correspondence of Eisenhower's last three years as president of the University, although some files contain records from as far back as 1958.

In general, this series reflects Eisenhower's efforts to expand the size and scope of the University while maintaining its academic excellence. Fundraising and long-range planning were two important considerations reflected in the files. Also important were the many new buildings bought or built during the period, including the Milton S. Eisenhower Library, McCoy Hall, Reed Hall, the Newton S. White Athletic Center, and the Children's Medical and Surgical Center. Eisenhower was also instrumental in seeing to the construction of a classroom building on the Homewood Campus (Shaffer Hall) and the moving of the School for Advanced International Studies to a newer and larger building in downtown Washington, DC.

Other central concerns of the Eisenhower administration included creation of a Department of Statistics and the combination of the Faculty of Philosophy with the School of Engineering to form the School of Arts and Sciences. Upgrading of faculty salaries to compete with other top universities was another priority set by the president. Also documented are objectives for the improvement of undergraduate, graduate, and post-doctoral education which were discussed at the Higgins Mill Conferences.

Milton S. Eisenhower seems to have enjoyed a great rapport with students, faculty, and alumni alike. Students who wrote letters outlining their political beliefs often received warm personal answers. Faculty members, too, felt confident when expressing concerns and difficulties. Unfortunately, professors no longer wrote to the university president detailing their research. Since this was the case, most of the correspondence between Eisenhower and the various academic departments is merely official protocol, including appointment of department heads and notification of resignation.

SERIES 7: In some respects, Milton S. Eisenhower held a unique historical position from 1952-1960. He was at the same time president of a major national university and brother to the President of the United States. When Milton Eisenhower left the presidency of Pennsylvania State University in 1956, he did so partly to be closer to his brother in Washington, DC. After accepting the presidency of the Johns Hopkins University, Eisenhower continued to advise his brother in a non-compensatory position, and he made several trips to Latin America as a good-will ambassador. The papers contained in this series reflect Milton Eisenhower's responsibilities and concerns other than those of his Johns Hopkins presidency.

The correspondence contained in Series seven is addressed to Milton S. Eisenhower as president of Pennsylvania State University or the Johns Hopkins University. For this reason, the archivists decided that this series could remain in the Ferdinand Hamburger Archives. The correspondence rarely relates to official university business, however. Generally, it falls into several categories:
1. Invitations to speak, to attend meetings, to become an honorary supporter of a cause, to go to parties, to make donations, etc. Most of these are politely declined.
2. Friendly letters from old friends in Kansas or State College, Pennsylvania, mostly of a conversational, personal nature.
3. Discussions of Latin American issues, or, less frequently, Farm Bureau issues, with friends or colleagues in the form of longer letters or exchanges of published information. Some letters are from Latin American leaders of the time.
4. Requests for recommendations, the recommendations themselves, and requests for assistance in finding government positions, by good personal friends or former co-workers; also, requests from foreign students for admission and financial aid to the universities.
5. Letters on a number of issues of central concern during the period (Communism, Castro, "Tractors for Freedom," the John Birch Society, higher education, UNESCO, Sputnik, racial tension).
6. Confidential correspondence, including requests for recommendations by third parties, letters from mentally disturbed persons, requests for money or medical advice by individuals, requests that Eisenhower intercede to get someone accepted to Johns Hopkins.

Unfortunately, series seven does not contain much correspondence between Milton S. Eisenhower and other leaders of national stature. Most of the letters are from old personal friends, or from people who do not know him personally, but who write to him because of his social prominence. Nor are the replies to some of the issues above always substantial. Eisenhower was often too busy to give a detailed reply. The value of the correspondence lies in its demonstrations of the fears, hopes, and concerns of Americans (including Latin Americans) through the period 1950-1963.

Two things must be emphasized: first, the file begins before Milton Eisenhower came to the Johns Hopkins University. Two document cases contain correspondence addressed to him at the Pennsylvania State University. Second, the file does not contain all the general correspondence he received while president of the two universities. Only the more important letters were kept; those requiring a standard reply must have been thrown away by his secretarial staff before reaching the Archives. Thus his form letter vindicating his position in the "Tractors for Freedom" controversy is not to be found, though he often mentions it in letters to friends.

Evidence suggests that Eisenhower kept his files in alphabetical order by subject or correspondent, as often all the correspondence of one individual over a period of years is stapled together. Yet, except for these stapled groups and the correspondence from 1962, the files are now in chronological order. Apparently they were re-arranged at some point. The processor decided to leave the files in this re-arranged order for several reasons: first, the order parallels history and, thus, may be of value to historical researchers; second, the original subject order is not always evident and would be difficult to reconstruct; and, third, the time involved in restoring the original alphabetical order would be immense, and the significance of the records would not be changed materially. Therefore, this series is arranged as follows:

1950-1961; 1963--Chronological; Groups of letters from the same individual over a period of several years are filed together under the date of the last letter.

1962--Alphabetical ; Probably the way the records were originally arranged by the Office of the President.

Confidential ; Chronological by year, with the exception of five folders from the same individual which follow the chronological material.

The reason that one year remains in alphabetical order is that two boxes of Milton Eisenhower's papers were discovered among Lincoln Gordon's papers, which were deposited in the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library. The Kennedy Library found and sent the Eisenhower papers to the Ferdinand Hamburger Archives in 1979. The other records in this series had already been re-arranged.

Since this series is contained in thirteen document cases, it is a relatively quick procedure to skim through it in search of particular historical issues or concerns. Above all else, the series shows just how busy a person of national prominence can become, and how many times a polite "no" is the only possible answer.

SERIES 8: The eighth series consists of correspondence between Milton S. Eisenhower and the Trustees of the University, from 1955-1967. After two initial folders of general material this series is arranged alphabetically by the name of each Trustee, and chronologically within each folder. Four document cases make up this series.

SERIES 9: Lincoln Gordon assumed the presidency of the Johns Hopkins University at the beginning of a period of great turmoil on university campuses throughout the nation. College students, and young people in general, were beginning to question government involvement in the Vietnam War, the quality of the environment, the treatment of urban slum-dwellers, and, most importantly, the role of the university in improving social conditions and shaping social attitudes. Throughout his tenure in office, Lincoln Gordon had to address these issues primarily as a university president, but also as a concerned individual.

On the Johns Hopkins University campuses, radical students sought to end the university's acceptance of Defense Department grants for classified research. These students pressed for the abolition of the Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC) and on-campus military recruitment, and they occupied Homewood House (at that time the location of the President's Office) to demonstrate the seriousness of their demands. Governance of the university was also an issue for some students, as they tried to gain positions as representatives on the Academic Council and the Board of Trustees. The radical students' demands, however, were expressed in a more peaceful manner on the Homewood campus than on other university campuses where such issues were addressed.

Financially, the university entered a period of decline in 1967, as the federal government cut back spending for higher education. This nearly brought physical expansion to a halt. Hopkins desperately struggled to fund new programs, such as the Center for Urban Affairs and the East Baltimore Medical Program. The Bologna Center of the School for Advanced International Studies suffered severely from lack of adequate funding, and the Master of Arts in Teaching program was discontinued.

Despite three years of deficit spending, Lincoln Gordon expanded the administration substantially, creating three new vice presidencies and many lower-level administrative positions. The turnover rate for top-level administrators was high during the four-year period, with one office, the Vice President for Administration, changing hands three times. This expansion of the administrative hierarchy led to complaints of mis-management by the faculty (documented only in the News-Letter and a few letters in the Vice President folders). The vice presidents and deans themselves were sometimes confused about their roles in the structure. Students, too, were annoyed by what they considered bureaucratic buck-passing from office to office. This series itself is so immense due to the overwhelming amount of material kept for the meetings of the American Council on Education and other similar national organi- zations. Much of the material in these folders has little to do with the specific daily workings of the university. On the other hand, few of the university's academic departments have more than cursory correspondence with the president.

Lincoln Gordon resigned in 1971 when it appeared he had lost the confidence of the faculty. His handling of student disturbances was not the issue; rather, faculty members were concerned about administrative inefficiency while they were being asked to trim their numbers. Some of the folders contain correspondence from Milton Eisenhower as well as Gordon.

SERIES 10: The tenth series consists of correspondence between Lincoln Gordon and the Trustees of the University from 1967-1971. Unlike series 8, these records are arranged in one chronological file, rather than alphabetically. Three folders make up this series, all within one document case.

SERIES 11: This series consists of printed speeches and public statements made by Lincoln Gordon during his presidency, 1967-1971. Of the five folders in this series, the first two are devoted to two specific occasions: Gordon's Inaugural Address in 1968, and his May 16, 1969, statement defending the presence of the Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC) on campus. The other three folders contain general speeches and statements, arranged chronologically.

SERIES 12: This series consists of printed speeches and public statements made by Milton S. Eisenhower during his interim presidency from 1971-1972. Of the three folders in this series, the first two are devoted to two specific occasions: Eisenhower's public statement, made April 15, 1971, after he agreed to return until a permanent successor could be found, and a memorial statement honoring Dr. W. Barry Wood, Jr. on April 25, 1971. The third folder contains several speeches and statements, arranged chronologically.

SERIES 13: A great administrative transition took place in 1971-1972 at the Johns Hopkins University. Lincoln Gordon's abrupt resignation in early 1971 forced the selection of an interim president who would serve until a new, full-time president was chosen. Milton S. Eisenhower reluctantly agreed to accept the interim presidency. Even as he did so, however, he urged that a permanent president be chosen quickly.

Eisenhower rapidly assumed a close working relationship with the new Provost, Dr. Steven Muller. Muller, formerly Vice President for Public Affairs at Cornell University, had arrived at Hopkins shortly before Gordon resigned. Many of the papers associated with Eisenhower's interim presidency have hand-written notes to Muller on the corners or on attached memoranda. It is obvious that Muller took an active role in leading the university from his arrival, especially in terms of leadership of the Medical Institutions.

The search for a permanent successor to Lincoln Gordon is not documented in the papers of the Office of the President. Eisenhower took no part in the deliberations, nor did Steven Muller. However, in January 1972 the Board of Trustees announced that the new president of the Johns Hopkins University (and simultaneously of the Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions) would be Steven Muller. Muller was inaugurated tenth president on Commemoration Day, February 22, 1972.

The response to Muller, from faculty, alumni and administrators alike, was immediately favorable. Parts of his inaugural speech were printed in The Wall Street Journal, and many people wrote commending him and asking for copies of the whole text. He established a good rapport with students, and campus unrest was reduced to a minimum.

The primary concern of the year 1971-1972, for both Eisenhower and Muller, was the budget deficit which was over four million dollars per annum by 1970. By careful trimming of administrative overlap and by making other "unpopular decisions," in Eisenhower's words, they were able to cut the deficit in half the first year, with projections of eliminating it in 1974. How the budget-balancing was done is not well-documented in the records. Many of the decisions must have been made in meetings and by personal contact.

Muller was also responsible for initiating the massive Centennial Capital Campaign, a fundraising drive associated with the university's centennial. The beginnings of this project are documented in files marked Centennial. Attempts to receive funds from the Seeley G. Mudd Foundation for a new building can be found under Mudd, Seeley G. Another event of importance in the year 1971-1972 should also be noted. 1971 was the first year undergraduate women were admitted to the School of Arts and Sciences, and some information on this transition can be found in files marked Student Affairs.

The president's records for 1971-1972 are kept as an independent series because the correspondence is divided almost equally between Milton S. Eisenhower and Steven Muller. Thus, it would be inappropriate and misleading to file these papers with the following series, which is devoted exclusively to Muller's administration. Separating the year 1971-1972 from the later years of Muller's presidency highlights the transitional nature of the year and illustrates how Steven Muller began his long association with the Johns Hopkins University.

SERIES 14: This series encompasses the records of Steven Muller's first ten years as president of The Johns Hopkins University, covering the academic years beginning in July 1972 and ending in June 1982.

These records reflect the university's steady climb from the record deficits sustained in 1970-1971, to a stage where Hopkins was again operating in the black by the mid-1970s. This financial recovery was due in large measure to a program of administrative and academic belt-tightening. Numerous staff vacancies were left unfilled, at least temporarily, and budget increases were held to a minimum. Also responsible in part for the University's recovery was a massive and highly-successful fundraising campaign, the Hopkins Hundreds, which began in the early 1970s and culminated in the University's centennial in 1976.

The centennial celebration itself began in Fall 1975 and drew to a climax at the Commemoration Day observance held on February 22, 1976, the one hundredth anniversary of the inauguration of Daniel Coit Gilman as the first president of the University.

Shortly after being named University president, Muller also was elected president of The Johns Hopkins Hospital, the first person to hold both posts simultaneously since Daniel Coit Gilman. The Hospital is an independent corporate entity, though it is closely tied to the University by virtue of the dual appointments granted to many Medical School and Hospital staff. As a result of Muller's being president of both institutions, there is a considerable amount of material in this series which pertains to the Hospital.

Another subject which is documented in this series is the impact on Hopkins, and higher education in general, of President Reagan's budget cuts. Although this series ends in mid-1982, numerous files contain letters of protest and other materials arguing against cutting federal funds for education. Whatever the long-term impact might be of this reduction in federal aid, there is little evidence in this series to make a judgment either way. Through mid-1982 Johns Hopkins remains a healthy, viable University, among the leaders in the world.

The records in this series are arranged alphabetically by subject, and chronologically within each folder. The container list which follows is not a folder-by-folder listing of the contents of each box, but rather a subject listing with inclusive dates.

SERIES 15: Series 15 spans the final nine years, 1982-1990, of Steven Muller's presidency. The records reflect the growth of the University during that period and include subjects such as the acquisition of the Peabody Institute, the founding of the American Institute of Contemporary German Studies and numerous other smaller research institutes, and governance issues. International events such as the Tienanman Square Massacre and protests against Apartheid and their impact on the University are also reflected in the files on the Nanjing Center and files on the South Africa.

In addition to the sense of tremendous organizational growth, the records also touch on some of the financial difficulties that were becoming apparent as a result of this growth. There is material on the instituting of a presidentially mandated hiring freeze, and on the efforts to support the School of Arts and Sciences by other parts of Hopkins. The records also reflect the emphasis that President Muller placed on fundraising activities and document the Campaign for Johns Hopkins which raised more than $644 million to support ongoing programs and new programs within the university and health systems.

The records in this series, like those in series 14, are arranged alphabetically by subject and chronologically within each folder. The container list which follows is not a folder-by-folder listing of the contents of each box, but rather a subject listing with inclusive dates.

SERIES 16: This series, spanning the years 1972-1985, consists of the records of Milton S. Eisenhower as President Emeritus. Although officially retired, Eisenhower still did a great deal of work for the university, playing a major role in the Hopkins Hundreds fundraising campaign during the Centennial period, as well as serving on numerous ad hoc committees prior to and after the Centennial.

Hopkins had long considered the possibility of establishing a school of law, and in 1976 Eisenhower conducted a study to determine the feasibility of such a venture; a copy of his final report is included, giving his findings and the justification for his conclusions. Another area of interest in this series concerns the Milton S. Eisenhower Symposium, an annual lecture series founded in 1968 by the undergraduates in honor of the President Emeritus. Speakers, chosen by the students, deliver lectures on a topic of current interest; on behalf of the students, Eisenhower would frequently write letters to prospective speakers, urging them to accept the invitation. The primary theme running through the entire series is that of an educational statesman conducting a busy retirement but gradually being forced by declining health to become less active in areas in which he still maintained strong interests.

Although most of the records in this series date from the period 1972-1985, there are a few files and individual items from as early as 1953. The files are arranged alphabetically by subject and chronologically within folders.

SERIES 17: This series is an artificial collection of letters of Official Greeting presented to presidents of Johns Hopkins on the occasion of their installation. Represented are letters to Lincoln Gordon, Steven Muller, and William R. Brody. The files are arranged by order of presidency and chronologically with in the folders.

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Records of the Office of the President The Johns Hopkins University
Series 1
Box
1 History of Fine Arts, 1940-1951 [A1]
Fundraising, 1936-1942 [1]
Tax Policy League, 1935-1947 [1.1]
Fundraising, 1935-1951 [1.4]
Fund Raising, John Price Jones Corp., 1926-1928 [1.4]

2 Fundraising, 1951-1961 [1.5]

3 Fundraising, 1961-1963 [1.5]
University and Hospital Development, 1950-1951 [1.6]
Faculty of Philosophy, Degree Requirements, 1951-1960 [1.7]
Organization of JHU, 1951-1952 [1.8]
Century Association, 1915-1923 [4]
American Bible Society, 1916, 1919 [5]
Homewood Campus Development, 1919-1921 [6]
Flexner, Abraham, Honorary Degree, 1916 [8]
Gifts and Bequests, 1913-1920 [9]
American Red Cross, 1916 [10]
Baltimore Gas and Electric Centennial, 1916 [13]

4 Turnbull Memorial Lectureship, 1889 [21]
Edgar Allan Poe Statue, 1919-1921 [21.1]

5 Herter Lectureship, 1902-1949 [22]
Lectureships, 1911-1962 [23]
Osler-Halsted Lectures, 1926 [23.2]
Thayer Lectureship, 1927-1928 [23.3]
Strouse Library Bequest, 1902-1912 [24]
Wallis Memorial and Prize, 1905-1927 [25]
Donovan Memorial, 1905, 1927 [26]
Faculty Appointments and Salaries, 1904-1918 [27]

6 Johns Hopkins Hospital, 1903-1946 [28]

7 Johns Hopkins Hospital, 1947-1958 [28]

8 Johns Hopkins Hospital, 1959-1963 [28]
Dean of Medicine, 1906-1912 [28.1]

9 Dean of Medicine, 1912-1921 [28.1]

10 Dean of Medicine, 1922-1927 [28.1]

11 Dean of Medicine, 1928-1933 [28.1]

12 Dean of Medicine, 1934-1944 [28.1]

Series 1
Box
13 Dean of Medicine, 1945-1950 [28.1]

14 Dean of Medicine, 1949-1954 [28.1]

15 Dean of Medicine, 1955-1959 [28.1]

16 Dean of Medicine, 1959-1963 [28.1]

17 Dean of Medicine, 1963 [28.1]
Joint Committee of Trustees, 1946-1953 [28x]
Psychiatry, Dept. of, 1908-1941 [28.2]

18 Psychiatry, Dept. of, 1946-1952 [28.2]
General Education Board, 1920-1925 [28.3]
Carnegie Corporation, 1922-1946 [28]
University-Hospital Joint Financial Transactions, 1910-1924 [28.5]
Ophthalmology, Dept. of, 1924-1935 [28.6]

19 Ophthalmology, Dept. of, 1935-1963 [28.6]
Physical Anthropology, Dept. of, 1924-1927 [28.7]
Nurse's Home, 1923-1926 [28.8]
History of Medicine, Dept. of, 1925-1939 [28.9]

20 History of Medicine, Dept. of, 1939-1959 [28.9]

21 Outpatient and Dispensary Building, 1925-1929 [28.10]
Urology, Dept. of, 1925-1926 [28.11]
Otology, Dept. of, 1924-1939 [28.12]
Pharmacology, Dept. of, 1924-1939 [28.13]
Fellowships in Plastic Surgery, 1925-1927 [28.15]
Health Care, 1924-1946 [28.16]
Physiological Chemistry, Dept. of, 1937 [28.17]

22 Preventive Medicine, Dept. of, 1935-1948 [28.18]
Biophysics, Jenkins Dept. of, 1946-1959 [28.20]
Biophysics, Alterations in Jenkins Hall, 1950-1952 [28.20A]
Remsen, Ira--Invitations to Give Lectures, 1906-1913 [30]
Appeal Tax Court, 1914 [31]

23 State Aid, 1898-1922 [32]
Trustees, 1905-1919; 1942 [33]
Library Suppliers, 1905-1907 [34]
Buildings and Grounds, 1904-1906 [35]
Gymnasium, 1904-1918 [36]
Mildred Loring Resignation, 1916-1917 [37]
Johnston Scholarships, 1904-1938 [39]
McCoy Hall and Donovan Room, 1906-1918 [40]
Religious Education Association, 1904-1919 [41]
Employment Opportunities, 1911-1920; 1926 [43]

24 Admissions Standards at JHU and other universities, 1906-1923 [44]
Wenner-Gren Foundation, 1954 [45]
Mathematics, Dept. of, 1904-1961 [46]
Turnbull, Grace, 1924 [46x]
Physics, Dept. of, 1901-1911 [47]

25 Physics, Dept. of, 1910-1938 [47]

26 Physics, Dept. of, 1938-1963 [47]

27 Institute for Cooperative Research, Applied Physics Laboratory (APL), 1944-1948 [47.1]

28 ICR, APL, 1948-1950 [47.1]

29 ICR, APL, 1950-1960 [47.1]

30 ICR, APL, 1961-1963 APL Advisory Board, 1948-1963 [47.1A]

31 Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) Trustees Committee, 1948-1956 [47.1A]

32 APL Trustees Committee, 1956-1963[47.1A]

33 Institute for Cooperative Research (ICR) Army Operations Research Office, 1948-1955 [47.2]

34 ICR, Army Operations Research Office, 1956-1960 [47.2]

35 ICR, Committee on Overhead, 1948-1949 [47.3]
ICR, Arctic Research Laboratory, 1949-1950 [47.4]

36ICR, Arctic Research Laboratory, 1950-1952

37 ICR, Arctic Research Laboratory, 1952-1953.
Chemistry, Dept of, 1904-1924 [48]

38 Chemistry, Dept. of, 1925-1936 [48]

39 Chemistry, Dept. of, 1934-1939 [48]

40 Chemistry, Dept. of, 1940-1950 [48]

Series 1
Box
41 Chemistry, Dept. of, 1951-1963 [48]
Chemistry--DuPont Fellowship, 1918-1944 [48.1]
Chemistry--Frasch Fellowship, 1927-1929 [48.2]
Chemistry--Dr. J. C. Frazer, 1937-1944 [48.3]
Chemistry--Associated Universities, 1945-1948 [48.4]

42 Chemistry--Associated Universities, 1950-1955 [48.4]
Geology, Dept. of, 1905-1924 [49]

43 Geology, Dept. of, 1925-1963 [49]

44 Geology, Dept. of, 1943 [49]
Biology, Dept. of, 1904-1960 [50]

45 Biological Sciences, 1934-1941 [50.1]

46 Biological Sciences, 1941-1963 [50.1]
Biology--Woods Hole and Chesapeake Laboratories, 1936-1957 [50.2]
Biology--Chesapeake Bay Institute, 1948 [50.3]

47 Biology--Chesapeake Bay Institute, 1948-1949 [50.3]
Archaeology, Dept. of, 1904-1939 [51]

48 Archaeology, Dept. of, 1940-1963 [51]

49 Archaeology, Dept. of, 1941 [51]
Archaeology--Maya Society, 1929-1940 [51.1]
Archaeology--Humanistic Studies, 1927-1946 [51.2]

50 Semitics, Dept. of, 1901-1963 [52]
Semitics--Hortense G. Moses Scholarship, 1919-1930 [52.1]
English, Dept. of, 1903-1939 [53]

51 English, Dept. of, 1939-1961 [53]
English--Sidney Lanier, 1925-1942 [53.1]

52 English--Sidney Lanier, 1942-1948 [53.1]
English--Writing Dept., 1946-1957 [53.2]
Romance Languages, Dept. of, 1904-1947 [54]

53 Romance Languages, Dept. of, 1948-1962 [54]
History, Dept. of, 1902-1943 [55]

54 History, Dept. of, 1944-1963 [55]
History--Social Science Group, 1938-1961 [55.1]
Philosophy/Education, Depts. of, 1903-1925 [56]

Series 1
Box
55 Philosophy/Education, Depts. of, 1926-1947 [56]

56 Philosophy/Education, Depts. of, 1046-1963 [56]
Political Economy, Dept. of, 1904-1929 [57]

57 Political Economy, Dept. of, 1930-1943 [57]

58 Political Economy, Dept. of, 1944-1963 [57]
Mitchell, Broadus, 1937-1939 [57.2]

59 Mitchell, Broadus, 1939-1948 [57.2]
Zoology Fellowships, 1887-1940 [58]
Library, 1904-1936 [59]

60 Library, 1937-1957 [59]

61 Library, 1958-1963 [59]
Library--University History, 1932 [59.1]
Tuition Remission, 1878-1949 [60]

62 Trustees, 1908-1930 [62]

63 Trustees, 1931-1943[62]

64 Trustees, 1943-1950 [62]

65 Trustees, 1951-1958 [62]
Trustees--Executive Committee, 1912-1931 [62.1]
Trustees--Academic Council, 1908-1915 [62.2]

66 Trustees--Academic Council, 1916-1963 [62.2]
Trustees--Administrative Committee, 1914 [62.3]
Trustees--Termination of Appointment, 1935-1936 [62.4]
Scholarships, Grants, Memorials, etc., 1901-1928 [63]

67 Scholarships, Grants, Memorials, etc., 1929-1954 [63]

68 Scholarships, Grants, Memorials, etc., 1955-1963 [63]
College for Teachers (Evening College), 1898-1921 [66]

69 College for Teachers (Evening College), 1922-1959 [66]

70 College for Teachers (Evening College), 1960-1963 [66]
Smoke Consumer, 1905 [67]
Robinson, A. J., Fund, 1910 [68]
Busts and Statues, 1906-1910 [69]
Office of the Treasurer, 1918-1935 [70]

71 Office of the Treasurer, 1935-1948 [70]

72 Office of the Treasurer, 1949-1956 [70]

73 Office of the Treasurer, 1957-1960 [70]
Treasurer--Business Manager's Office, 1935-1938 [70.1]
Treasurer--Donaldson Brown Gifts, 1940 [70.2]

74 Permanent Endowments/ Memorial Tablets, 1902-1916 [72]
Negro Education, 1903-1948 [73]
Wyman, William, 1902-1904 [74]
German, Dept. of, 1905-1963 [75]
German--Appeals for Money and Food, 1946-1948 [75.1]
YMCA, 1883-1927 [77]

75 YMCA, 1928-1963 [77]
YMCA--Lectures on Religion, 1937-1939 [77.1]

76 Fellowships, 1908-1919 [78]
Amaral, S. Gurgel do, 1906 [79]
Miltenberger House, 1906-1915 [80]
Maryland State Board of Agriculture, 1907-1921 [81]
Alumni Association, 1897-1917 [82]

77 Alumni Association, 1918-1935 [82]

78 Alumni Association, 1936-1953 [82]

79 Alumni Association, 1954-1961 [82]

80 Alumni Association, 1962-1963 [82]
Photographs, 1908-1916; 1931 [90]

81 Letters of Recommendation, 1912-1953 [91]
Russell, William T., 1906 [92]
Charles Heinrich/German-American Trade Relations, 1906 [93]
Municipal Art Society, 1905-1920 [94]
St. John's College Alumni Association, 1906 [95]
Boric Acid, 1906 [96]
Cornell University, 1907 [97]
Paleontology, 1906-1916 [99]
Admission of Colored People, 1906-1915 [100]
Commemoration Day, 1906-1921 [101]

82 Commemoration Day, 1922-1937 [101]

83 Commemoration Day, 1938-1947 [101]

84 Commemoration Day, 1948-1956 [101]

85 Commemoration Day, 1957-1963 [101]
Commemoration Day--Music Programs, 1917-1922 [101.1]
Ancient Artifacts, 1906-1915 [102]
Volck, A. J., 1906-1915 [103]
Tudor and Stuart Club, 1904-1948 [104]
Medical Faculty, 1909-1924 [105]
Smithsonian Institution, 1906-1913 [106]
American Historical Association, 1906-1920 [108]
State Weather Service, 1906-1912 [109]
Correspondence Courses, 1906-1907 [110]
Gehring, J. George, Jr., 1906-1918 [111]
National Business League, 1905-1906 [112]
Taxation of College Property, 1906-1918 [113]
Texas, University of, 1906-1919 [114]

86 Psychology, Dept. of, 1904-1939 [115]

87 Psychology, Dept. of, 1940-1959 [115]

Conferring of Degrees, 1904-1947 [119]

88 Conferring of Degrees, 1948-1962 [119]
Photographs for Publication, 1906 [120]
Remsen, Ira--General, 1906 [121]
Gilman, Daniel Coit, 1906 [122]
Herbert Baxter Adams Prize, 1905-1916 [123]
Bay View Asylum, 1885-1910 [124]
Power House Boilers, 1904 [125]
New Mexico Military Institute, 1906 [126]
Relief Fund, 1896 [127]
Hopkins Scholarships, 1903-1935 [129]

89 Hopkins Scholarships, 1937-1959 [129]
Fellowships, 1920-1924; 1951 [129.1]
National Fellowship Plan, 1934-1940 [129.2]
Johns Hopkins University Press, 1905-1916 [130]

90 Johns Hopkins University Press, 1917-1938 [130]

91 Johns Hopkins University Press, 1938-1949 [130]

92 Johns Hopkins University Press, 1950-1963 [130]
Murray, Mrs. David, Collection, 1905-1916 [131]
John Marshall Prize, 1890-1916 [133]
Henrico Medallion, 1904-1918 [134]
Tocqueville Medal, 1896-1935 [135]
University of Paris Medal, 1919-1920 [135.1]
Epstein, J., Gift, 1905 [136]

93 Research in Palestine, 1907-1920 [137]
Commencement, 1907-1936 [139]

94 Commencement, 1937-1950 [139]

95 Commencement, 1951-1962 [139]
Clemson, W. B., 1905 [140]
Admiral Powell Lawsuit, 1905-1907 [141]
Political Science, Dept. of, 1904-1914 [142]

96 Political Science, Dept. of, 1915-1937 [142]

97 Political Science, Dept. of, 1939-1951 [142]

98 Political Science, Dept. of, 1952-1963 [142]
Political Science--Institute of Law, 1926-1929 [142.1]

99 Political Science--Institute of Law, 1930-1931 [142.1]

100 Political Science--Institute of Law, 1932-1961 [142.1]
Archaeological Institute of America, 1890-1927 [143]

101 Barker, Lewellys F., 1905-1914 [144]
Thayer,William S., 1905-1914 [145]
State Weather Bureau, 1905-1922 [146]
Electrical Lantern, 1904 [147]
Howard Street Property, 1903-1916 [148]
Scharf Manuscripts, 1904-1905 [149]
Modern Language Notes, 1896-1930 [150]
Shaw, Albert, Lectures, 1904-1925 [151]
Gosnell, W. Scott, 1905 [152]
Sanskrit, Dept. of, 1925-1929 [153]
Gilman, Daniel Coit, History of JHU, 1904-1905 [154]
Remsen, Ira, Bust of, 1905-1908 [155]
McLane(?), Kate M., 1906 [156]
Moral Instruction in Public Schools, 1906-1917 [157]
Honorary Degrees, 1906-1938 [158]

102 Honorary Degrees, 1939-1959 [158]

103 Honorary Degrees, 1960 [158]
Night Courses, 1908-1947 [159]
Jencks, F. M., 1906-1918 [160]
Portraits, 1903-1907 [161]
Labor and Capital Fund, 1904-1917 [163]
Gould, E. R. L., Gift of, 1904-1915 [164]
Garrett, Mary, Portrait of, 1901-1924 [165]
Woodyear Scholarships, 1893-1924 [166]
Women Graduate Students, Admission of, 1904-1919 [167]
Gifts and Bequests, 1904-1925 [168]
Yellowstone National Park, 1906-1907 [169]
Maintenance of Buildings, 1904-1907 [170]
Lee, Guy Carleton, 1904-1911 [171]
Bahamas Islands Book, 1904 [172]
International Congress of Americanists, 1904-1914 [173]

104 Improvements to Buildings, 1905-1915 [174]
Memorials, Miscellaneous, 1904-1920 [175]
Keyser Memorial, 1904 [176]
Forms and Seals of JHU, 1907-1917 [177]
Advertising and Public Relations, 1904-1928 [178]
Dissertations, Printing of, 1903-1919 [179]
Levering Hall, 1889-1923 [180]
Metcalf, M. M., Microphotographic Apparatus, 1904 [181]

105 Duplicate Diplomas, 1904-1935 [182]
Bliss, Frederick Jones, Lectures, 1904-1909 [183]
Buildings and Grounds, 1904-1906 [184]
Stratton Library, 1904 [185]
Hartt, Mary B., 1906 [186]
University Bible Studies, 1906-1911 [187]
Tome, Jacob, Institute, 1906-1929 [188]
Murfee, H. O., 1906-1911 [189]
Autograph Requests, 1906-1914 [190]
Offer of Sale of Paintings to JHU, 1906 [191]
American Chemical Society, 1906-1907 [192]
Schouler Lectureship, 1906-1928 [193]
Paintings, Donation of, 1906-1926 [194]

106 Paintings, Donation of, 1932-1947 [194]
Keutgen, Professor F., 1903-1905 [195]
Revenue Cutter Service, 1904 [196]
Power House, 1906 [197]
Bible Lectures, 1906-1907 [198]
Homeland, Mrs. Joseph, 1906 [199]
Baltimore Business College, 1906 [200]
G. C. Merriam Company, 1906-1920 [201]
Talmage, J. E., 1906 [202]
Toronto, University of, 1905-1917 [203]
Athletics, 1906-1925 [205]
Carpet for Offices, 1906 [206]
Applications for Employment, 1906-1907, 1935 [207]
Medical School, 1916-1924 [208]
Engineering School, 1916 [209]
Letters of Introduction, 1906-1928 [210]
Faculty, Miscellaneous, 1916, 1934 [211]
City College of New York, 1906-1924 [212]
Sylvester Medal and Prize, 1898-1901 [213]
Weeks, Stephen B., Library, 1906 [214]
Baltimore, City of, 1906-1924, 1932 [215]
Maryland State Teachers' Association, 1906-1929 [216]
Application for Fellowship, 1916 [217]
American Association of Journalism Teachers, 1916 [218]

107 National Academy of Sciences--Bache Fund, 1906-1912 [219]
Business Education Courses, 1916-1952 [219]
Business Economics--Evening Courses, 1926-1946 [219.1]
National Academy of Sciences (NAS), 1905-1907 [220]

108 NAS, 1907-1916 [220]
NAS--Education of Foreign Associates, 1906-1925 [220.1]
NAS--Cooperation in Research, 1908-1909 [220.2]
NAS--Meetings, 1909-1939 [220.3]

109 NAS--Meetings, 1944-1963 [220.3]
Tuskegee Institute, Alabama, 1906-1915 [221]
American Philosophical Society, 1906-1928 [222]
California, University of, 1906-1907 [223]
Phi Beta Kappa, 1907-1929 [227]
Hopkins, Johns, Memorials and Inquiries, 1906-1925 [233]
Aberdeen, University of, 1906 [235]
National Education Association, 1906-1921 [236]
Rhodes Scholarships, 1903-1922 [238]
Rhodes Scholars, 1902-1904 [238.1]

110 Rhodes Scholars, 1905-1950 [238.1]

111 Undergraduate Instruction, 1880-1951 [240]
Remsen, Ira--Chemistry Textbook, 1901-1913 [244]
Remsen, Ira--Theoretical Chemistry Textbook, 1905-1910 [245]
Remsen, Ira--Elementary Chemistry Textbook, 1904-1912 [246]
Remsen, Ira--Maryland State Roads Commission, 1906-1910 [247]

112 Remsen, Ira--Maryland State Roads Commission, 1911-1927 [247]
Remsen, Ira--College Chemistry Textbook, 1907-1913 [248]
Born Device to Prevent Train Collisions, 1908 [249]
Vacation Schools, 1907 [251]
Exam Tables--Furniture, 1907-1913 [252]
Baltimore Educational Society, 1906-1918 [253]
Academic Costume, 1895, 1906-1922 [255]
Patents, 1933-1942 [255]

113 Patents, 1943-1948 [255]
Carnegie Foundation, 1906-1917 [256]

114 Carnegie Foundation, 1918-1945 [256]
Denatured Alcohol, 1906-1912 [257]
Botany, Dept. of, 1904-1921 [259]

115 Botany, Dept. of, 1922-1941 [259]
Wilson, H.L., Arbitration Case, 1906 [261]
Woman's College of Baltimore/Goucher College, 1909-1922 [263]
Finance Committee, 1907-1935 [264]

116 General Questionnaires, 1930-1947 [266]
Bureau of Education, U.S. Dept. of the Interior, 1906-1920 [271]
Remsen, Ira--Saccharin Discovery, 1916-1918 [274]
Expositions, 1906-1915 [276]
Gratings, 1906-1913 [277]
Remsen, Ira--Organic Chemistry Textbook, 1902-1913 [278]
Paving Ross and Little Garden Streets, 1906-1908 [279]
Remsen, Ira--Summer Home, 1907-1912 [280]
Hazing, 1906-1913 [282]
American Chemical Journal, 1906-1908 [285]

117 American Chemical Journal, 1909-1918 [285]
Invitations to Presidents Remsen and Goodnow, 1906-1924 [286]
Maryland State Board of Forestry, 1906-1929 [287]
International Education, 1906-1928 [291]

118 International Education, 1929-1946 [291]
Universities in The Netherlands, 1904 [293]
Association of American Universities (AAU), 1906-1928 [296]

119 AAU, 1929-1948 [296]

Series 1
Box
120 AAU, 1949-1951 [296]

121 Association of American Universities (AAU), 1951-1956 [296]

122 AAU, 1956-1962 [296]

123 AAU, 1963 [296]
Graduate Admissions, 1906-1923 [298]
Publication of JHU Circular, 1903-1920 [299]
Shell Fish Commission, 1906 [303]
Unsolicited Correspondence, 1929-1933 [307]

124 Unsolicited Correspondence, 1934-1938 [307]

125 Unsolicited Correspondence, 1939-1951 [307]
Remsen, Ira--Correspondence on Chemistry, 1906-1918 [308]
Hall of Fame, New York University, 1905-1910 [310]
Typewriters, 1907-1919 [315]
University of the United States, 1906-1913 [316]
Inquiries from Other Universities, 1906-1920, 1930-1932 [317]

126 Food and Drug Legislation, 1906-1907 [320]
United States Geological Survey, 1906-1911 [321]
Egyptian Antiquities, 1906-1907 [322]
Marburg, William A., 1906-1920 [324]
National Civic Federation, 1906-1924 [325]
Moissan, M., 1906-1909 [329]
Candidates for Ph.D., 1906-1917 [331]
English Language, 1906-1914 [333]
Hopkins, R. H., 1906-1909 [335]
Halsey, R.T., 1906 [336]
Newspaper Publicity, 1906-1920 [338]
McGill University Centennial Fund Drive, 1906-1920 [339]
JHU History--Encyclopedia Articles, 1879-1924 [340]
YMCA, 1906-1916 [341]
Christian Science, 1906-1916 [342]
Paton, Stuart, 1905-1906 [344]
Peace Organizations, 1906-1920, 1955 [345]

127 Ground Rent, 1903 [347]
University Photographs, 1906-1919 [348]
Angell, James B., 1908-1909 [351]
Charities, 1906-1923 [352]
Rowland Telegraphic Company, 1901-1912 [353]
Youth's Companion, 1906-1912 [354]
Crank Letters, 1906-1916 [355]
College Entrance Examinations Board, 1906-1916 [356]

128 College Entrance Examinations Board, 1917-1930 [356]
Life Insurance, 1891-1911 [358]
Railroad Tunnel Under Baltimore, 1906 [359]
American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1906-1941 [362]
Rowland, H. A., Portraits and Sketches, 1906-1922 [366]
National Municipal League, 1906-1918 [367]
National Bureau of Standards, 1907-1919 [369]
Summer Session, 1907-1924 [370]

129 Summer Session, 1925-1943 [370]
JHU Certificate of Incorporation, 1907-1910 [373]
Reviews and Lectures, 1907-1927 [374]
Foreign Students, 1912-1923 [382]
Lehigh University, 1916 [389]
Yale University, 1916-1929 [390]
Chazal, Philip E., 1910 [391]
Special Events, 1908-1916 [398]

130 Special Events, 1917, 1931-1934 [398]

131 Special Events, 1934-1940 [398]
Remsen, Ira--Letters of Thanks and Congratulations, 1905-1913 [399]
Welbourn, J. Armistead, 1906-1910 [402]
Philippine Islands, 1907-1912 [404]
Comparisons of Faculty Salaries, 1907-1942 [407]

132 Comparisons of Faculty Salaries, 1944-1960 [407]
Gifts of Coin Collections, 1907-1917 [409]
JHU Financial Statements, 1907-1912 [410]
Loan Funds, 1907-1919 [412]
Lanier, Sidney, Memorial, 1907-1914 [414]
Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools, 1907-1923 [418]
Remsen, Ira--Artificial Copper Discovery, 1907 [419]
Civic Forum, 1906-1915 [421]
Relations Between Universities and Lower Schools, n.d. [425]
Donovan Room, McCoy Hall, 1907 [426]
Gilman School, 1908-1915 [431]
National Tax Association, 1907-1917 [432]
Foster, Herbert B., Library, 1907-1912 [435]
Bequests to the University, 1908-1915 [436]
Bequests to the University, 1907-1919 [437]
Printing Expenditures and Office of the Registrar, 1905-1919 [438]
Payment to Mr. Iddins, 1907 [440]
Oriental Languages, Dept. of, 1907-1929 [441]
Southern Education, 1907-1916 [442]
Japanese Memorial Church, 1906-1907 [443]
American Free Art League, 1907 [445]
Turnbull Memorial Lectures, 1889 [446]
Indian Relics Collection, 1920 [447]
Educational Surveys, Statistics and Inquiries, 1901-1914 [449]

133 Educational Surveys, Statistics, and Inquiries, 1915-1924 [449]
Academic Freedom, 1915, 1933-1962 [449]
International Institute of China, 1907-1910 [452]
Prisoners Aid Association, 1907-1914 [455]
University Buildings, 1907-1918 [456]
JHU Bureau of Appointments, 1907-1942 [458]

134 JHU Bureau of Appointments, 1943-1951 [458]
Universal Alphabet, 1907-1908 [459]
Peace Movements, 1905-1915 [463]
Fraternities on Campus, 1907-1949 [464]
Baltimore City College, 1889-1899 [467]
Johnson, Reverdy, Jr., 1907 [468]
Pennsylvania, University of, 1925-1926, 1933-1935 [469]
Ninety-One Club, 1907-1917 [472]
General Education Board, 1903-1924 [474]
Endowment Funds, 1909-1919 [474.1]

135 Engineering, School of, 1917, 1923-1932 [474.2]

136 Engineering, School of, 1933-1938 [474.2]

137 Engineering, School of, 1939-1945 [474.2]

138 Engineering, School of, 1945-1949 [474.2]

139 Engineering, School of, 1950-1960 [474.2]

140 Engineering, School of, 1961-1963 [474.2]
Engineering--Scholarships and Financial Matters, 1933-1944 [474.2F]

141 Engineering--Scholarships and Financial Matters, 1945-1955 [474.2F]
Engineering--J. E. Aldred Fund, 1916-1921 [474.3]
Engineering--Safety Committee, 1920 [474.4]

142 Engineering--Gas Engineering, 1924-1937 [474.5]
Engineering--Chemical Engineering, 1936-1952 [474.6]
Engineering--Aeronautics, 1946-1948 [474.7]

143 Engineering--Aeronautics, 1949-1956 [474.7]
Engineering--Sanitary Engineering, 1947-1948 [474.8]
Board of Consulting Scientific Experts, 1908-1909 [476]
Report of the President, 1925-1941 [492]

144 Report of the President, 1942-1947 [492]

145 Report of the President, 1947-1955 [492]
Foreign Exchange of Professors, 1906-1928 [501]
St. Johns's College, Annapolis, Maryland, 1916-1928 [504]
Public Recreation in Baltimore, 1908-1915 [508]
Musical Association of Baltimore, 1898-1911 [509]
Account Book of Professor Griffin, 1899 [510]
Haupt, Paul, 1903 [511]
Harvard Club of Maryland, 1909-1915 [512]

146 Gilman Memorials, 1878-1927 [514]
JHU Hospital, 1908-1928 [515]
University of Maryland Agricultural College, 1908-1922 [516]
Remsen, Ira--General, 1908-1911 [517]
Kemp, George T., University of Illinois, 1908 [518]
Warren Fund, 1908 [521]
Edgar Allen Poe Centennial, 1908-1909 [525]
Inquiries from Outside JHU, 1906-1920 [532]
Office of the Registrar, 1911-1930 [534]

147 Office of the Registrar, 1931-1950 [534]

148 Office of the Registrar, 1951-1963 [534]

149 Office of the Registrar, 1963 [534]
Registrar--Faculty of Philosophy, 1926-1956 [534.1]
Registrar--Veterans at JHU, 1946-1951 [534.2]
Registrar--Faculty Development Committee, 1950-1952 [534.3]
Abraham Lincoln Memorials, 1908-1911 [535]
Meat Inspection Proposal, 1908-1909 [536]
Maryland Department of Education, 1909-1910 [537]
Yale University Publications, 1909-1919 [538]
Immigration Matters, 1908-1924 [540]
West, Henry S., 1925 [541]
Carnegie Institute, 1909-1920 [542]
Baltimore Architectural Commission, 1919 [544]
Dalhousie University, Nova Scotia, 1909-1920 [546]
McCoy, John W., Bequests of, 1911-1927 [548]
George Washington Memorial Building, 1909-1910 [549]
Building Improvements, 1909 [550]
Georgia, University of, 1909 [551]
Pianos, 1894-1915 [552]
Advertising in Atlantic Educational Journal, 1909-1911 [553]
Columbia University, 1921-1926 [554]
Newton, F. C., 1909 [556]
Athletics, 1909-1915 [557]

150 Athletics, 1916-1963 [557]

151 Friendly Inn Association, 1917-1924 [558]
Lafayette Monument, 1917-1925 [564]
Civil Service Reform Association, 1909-1918 [565]
By-Laws of the JHU Trustees, 1909-1926 [568]
Inquiries Regarding Faculty Titles, 1909-1912 [570]
Rice Institute, Houston, Texas, 1909-1917 [571]
Time Magazine, 1922-1923 [574]
Newcomb, Simon, 1909-1910 [577]
Buildings on Homewood Campus, 1906-1922 [581]

152 Buildings on Homewood Campus, 1923-1944 [581]

153 Buildings on Homewood Campus, 1945-1956 [581]
Buildings on Homewood Campus, 1912-1921 [581ss]

154 Buildings and Grounds, Office of the Plant Manager, 1946-1960 [581.1]

155 Buildings and Grounds, Office of the Plant Manager, 1961-1963 [581.1]
Buildings and Grounds--Government Interests, 1952-1957 [581.1G]
Buildings and Grounds--General, 1953-1961 [581.2]
Maryland Hall of Records, 1952-1956 [581.2]
Security Classification of Reports, 1952 [581.3]
Committee on Development, Personnel Matters, 1930-1931 [582]

156 Committee on Development, Personnel Matters, 1931-1937 [582]

157 Committee on Development, Personnel Matters, 1937-1961 [582]
Bowman, Isaiah, 1935-1936 [582.1]

158 Bowman, Isaiah, 1936-1940 [582.1]

159 Bowman, Isaiah, 1940-1945 [582.1]

160 Bowman, Isaiah, 1945-1951 [582.1]
Baltimore, City of, 1951-1952 [582.1]

161 Baltimore, City of, 1953-1963 [582.1]
Entertainment at the President's Home, 1937-1962 [582.3]
Bronk, Detlev Wulf, 1948-1956 [582.6]
University and Hospital Integration, 1950 [582.7]
Japanese Students at JHU, 1909-1923 [583]
Bowman, Isaiah, 1946-1948 [584]
Faculty Sabbaticals, 1910-1915 [591]
Newspaper Extracts and Letters to Editors, 1929-1940 [594]

162 News-Letter Advertisements, 1910-1920 [595]
Debating Council, 1911-1947 [596]
Baxley Estate and Credit Education, 1909, 1916 [599]
Bachelor's Degree Requirements, 1910-1917 [601]
Society for the Promotion of Engineering, 1916-1928 [602]
Office of the Registrar, 1915, 1920 [603]
Industrial Fellowships, 1910-1911 [605]
Office of the Registrar, 1912 [606]
Western Union Telegraph Company, 1910-1914 [607]
Infant Mortality, 1910 [608]
Intercollegiate Peace Association, 1910 [609]
University Education for Women, 1910-1914 [610]
Journal of Animal Behavior, 1910-1911 [611]
Layfield Memorial, 1914-1916 [612]
Engineering, 1910-1917 [613]
Professional Personnel Policies, 1916-1919 [614]
Venable, Richard M., Memorial, 1910-1911 [621]
City-Wide Congress, 1911-1916 [625]
Graduate Students, Admission of, 1915-1916 [627]
Shakespeare Celebration, 1910-1916 [630]
Morton Katz Memorial Fund, 1918-1919 [631]
Public Education, 1911-1912 [633]
National Conservation Congress, 1911-1913 [635]
Civil Service, 1917 [640]
Kahn Foundation, 1912-1929 [641]
Remsen, Ira--Retirement, 1912-1928 [644]

163 Peabody Education Fund, 1911-1930 [650]
Rockefeller Foundation, 1912-1954 [652]
Cattrell Research Corporation, 1949 [652.1]
Bryn Mawr College, 1917 [654]
National Economic League, 1908-1924 [655]
Administrative Committee Report, 1913 [661]

164 Scientific Association, 1913-1917 [662]
County Agriculture, 1918 [669]
Naval Research, 1916-1920, 1928-1947 [671]
Belgian Relief, 1914-1917 [672]
Federal Works Agency/War Department/Central Intelligence Agency, 1947 [672]
Henry Strong Educational Fund, 1913-1914 [678]
Menorah Journal, 1914-1918 [680]
Goodnow, Frank J., Inauguration of, 1915 [682]
Goodnow, Frank J., 1919-1923 [685]

165 Goodnow, Frank J., 1923-1943 [685]
Goodnow--American League to Aid and Cooperate with Russia, 1918-1919 [685.1]

Goodnow--Naval Volunteers Tablet, 1918-1922 [685.2]

166 Goodnow--English-Speaking Union, 1919-1924 [685.3]
Goodnow--Baltimore School Board, 1920-1930 [685.4]
Goodnow--Blind Veterans Committee, 1924 [685.5]
Goodnow--Curtis-Reid Educational Bill, 1926 [685.6]
Goodnow--Addresses, 1914-1915 [686]

167 Goodnow--Addresses, 1915-1924 [686]
Bowman--Addresses, 1941, 1946, 1948

168 Invitations, 1935-1945 [686.1]

169 Invitations, 1946-1949 [686.1]

170 Invitations, 1949-1950 [686.1]

171 Invitations, 1950-1951 [686.1]

172 Invitations, 1951-1953 [686.1]

173 Invitations, 1953-1956 [686.1]

174 Invitations, 1956 [686.1]
Chinese Matters, 1914-1935 [687]
Maryland National Guard, 1914-1915 [688]

175 Institute for Government Research, 1914-1928 [691]
Association of Urban Universities, 1914-1955 [692]
Public Education, 1914-1916 [693]
JHU Maintenance and Building Fund, 1914-1918 [694]

176 JHU Maintenance and Building Fund, 1919-1925 [694]
Correspondence on Various Forms of Local Government, 1914-1917 [695]
Committee on the Federal Constitution, 1914-1915 [696]
Goodnow--Publications, 1914-1919 [697]
Garrett, Mary, 1915 [699]
Friedenwald Foundation, Inc., 1937-1944 [700]
Emerson, Harrington, Lectures, 1914-1915 [701]
By-Product Recovery Plant, 1916-1917 [702]
Everyman's Library, 1915 [703]
Slavonic Classics, 1915 [704]
Foreign Service Training, 1914-1920 [705]
State Finances, Chamber of Commerce, 1915-1925 [707]

177 Goodnow--Honorary Degree from Princeton, 1915-1924 [708]
JHU Hospital Unit in Europe, 1915 [709]
Dillman Library, 1895 [710]
Commission on Industrial Relations, 1915 [710]
Educational Conditions in Mexico, 1915-1922 [711]
American Academy of Political Science, 1914-1941 [712]
Goodnow--Legal Inquiries, 1915-1916 [713]
Rifle and Revolver Club, 1915 [714]

178 Women's Civic League, 1915-1918 [715]
Women's Suffrage, 1915 [716]
National Editorial Service, 1915, [717]
Committee on National Aid to Education, 1917 [718]
Public Service Training, 1912-1915 [719]
Flexner, Abraham, "The Way Out," 1915 [720]
World Court Congress, 1915-1916 [721]
Baltimore Press Club, 1915 [723]
Goodnow--Invitations, 1915-1920 [724]
New York Academy of Medicine, 1915 [725]
Associate (Academic Rank), 1914 [726]
Scott, John, Medal, 1914-1915 [727]
Appointments and Expenditures, 1914 [729]
Student Council, 1923-1947 [730]
Colorado Sociological Conference, 1916 [731]
Maryland State Government, 1915 [733]

179 Maryland State Government, 1916-1917 [733]
Eugenic Society, 1915 [734]
Budgets, 1915-1947 [735]
Military and War Preparedness, 1920-1924 [736]

180 Military and War Preparedness, 1925-1952 [736]

181 Military and War Preparedness, 1953-1963 [736]
National Guard Scholarships, 1917-1929 [736.1]
Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC), 1918-1920 [736.2]

182 ROTC, 1918-1920 [736.2]
School of Higher Studies, American Council of Learned Societies, 1930-1960 [737]
Gift of Two Monographs, 1915 [744]
Hygiene, School of, 1915-1921 [745]

183 Hygiene, School of, 1922-1932 [745]

184 Hygiene, School of, 1933-1948 [745]

185 Hygiene, School of, 1949-1958 [745]

186 Hygiene, School of, 1959-1963 [745]
Hygiene, School of--Reports, 1921-1931 [745ss]

187 Hygiene, School of--Institute for Biological Research, 1925-1947 [745.1]
Howell, William H., Award, 1926 [745.2]
Romance Languages, Dept. of, 1915 [745.3]
Colman, J. Douglas, 1951 [745.4]
Farm Marketing, 1915-1916 [746]
Maryland Conservation Association, 1915 [747]
Graduate Studies, 1883-1944 [747.1]

188 Graduate Studies, 1946-1951 [747.1]
American Bar Association, 1919-1925 [748]
Alliance of Charitable and Social Agencies, 1916 [749]
Lamb, Eli M., Scholarship, 1915-1919 [750]
Commercial Education, 1915 [751]
Financial Aid for Puerto Rican Students, 1915 [752]
General Education Board, 1915-1937 [753]

189 China Medical Board, 1919-1922 [755]

190 China Medical Board, 1923-1927 [755]
National Preparedness, 1915-1916 [756]
National Security League, 1915-1918 [758]
Governor's Veto Power, 1916 [759]
Closing New York Night Schools, 1915 [760]
Prohibition, 1916 [761]
Membership on Boards and Committees, 1916-1928 [762]
International Reconstruction League, 1916 [763]

191 Sonneborn, Henry and Company, 1916-1920 [764]
Stone, Harlan F., Legal Education, 1916 [765]
Education Publications, 1916 [766]
Federal Trade Commission, 1919-1925, 767]
Interior, Department of, 1916-1917 [769]
First American Child's Congress, 1916 [770]
Henry C. Frick Educational Commission, 1916-1917 [771]
Beall Portrait, 1916-1917 [773]
Academy of Political Science, 1916 [774]
Baltimore Museum of Art, 1916-1940 [775]
International Arbitration, 1917 [776]
National Research Council, 1917-1934 [777]

192 National Research Council, 1935-1951 [777]
American Association of Collegiate Registrars, 1917-1922 [778]
Washington, Booker T., Book on, 1917 [780]
Engineering Matters, 1917-1920 [782]
Endowment Fund, 1917 [783]
Railroad Employees Benefit Fund, 1919-1920 [784]
American University Union in Europe, 1917-1927 [785]

193 Tax Exemptions, 1917 [786]
Food Conservation, 1917-1918 [787]
Hartman Scholarship, 1917-1927 [788]
Military Preparedness and Utilization, 1917-1918 [789]
Nicholson, Isaac F., Scholarship, 1916-1928 [790]
Bequests of Art, 1917-1919 [791]
Relations Between JHU and Baltimore, n.d. [792]
American Council on Education, 1918-1944 [793]

194 American Council on Education, 1945-1954 [793]

195 American Council on Education, 1955-1963 [793]

196 American Council on Education, 1931-1935 [793]
National Defense, Selective Service and Education, 1940-1941 [793.1]

197 National Defense, Selective Service and Education, 1942-1943 [793.1]

198 National Defense, Selective Service and Education, 1943-1944 [793.1]

199 National Defense, Selective Service and Education, 1943-1945 [793.1]

200 National Defense, Selective Service and Education, 1942-1951 [793.1]

201 National Defense, Selective Service and Education, 1942-1963 [793.1]
National Defense Research Committee, 1940-1946 [793.2]
War Records, 1940-1945 [793.3]

202 War Records, 1945-1946 [793.3]
Maryland Council of Defense and Resources, 1940-1942 [793.4]
Three-Year Plan, 1941 [793.5]

203 Three-Year Plan, 1942 [793.5]
War Work--Women, 1942 [793.6]
Wartime Contracts, 1946-1949 [793.6]
Loyalty Problems, 1948-1950 [793.7]

204 Loyalty Problems, 1950-1952 [793.7]
Newark Junior College, Newark, N.J., 1919 [794]
Notre Dame College, Baltimore, 1919 [795]
War Memorials, 1919 [796]
Public Health Nursing, 1919 [797]
Southern Oratorical League, 1919 [798]
Victory Loan Lunch, 1919 [799]
British Columbia, University of, 1918 [800]
International Academic Committee, 1919 [801]
Sherman, Charles P., 1919 [802]
Home and School Education Society, 1919 [803]
Flags, 1919 [804]
Faculty and Graduate Students, 1933-1944 [804]
Tenure, 1947-1963 [804]
JHU Faculty Club, 1935-1940 [804.1]

205 JHU Faculty Club, 1941-1963 [804.1]
Graduate Board, Office of Education, Department of Interior, 1937-1943 [804.2]
Nurse's Training, 1918 [805]
Water Pressure, 1919 [806]
Mergenthaler, Ottmar, 1920-1943 [807]
Interchurch World Movement, 1919-1925 [809]
American Scandinavian Foundation, 1920-1929 [810]

206 Maryland, University of, 1920-1947 [811]
JHU Women's Club, 1919-1923 [812]
Baltimore Labor College, 1920 [813]
Oliver Gift to JHU, 1920 [814]
Carey Gift to JHU, 1920 [815]
Vickers Fund, 1920-1925 [816]
Frick Estate, 1919 [817]
Baltimore Hebrew College/Baltimore Labor College, 1920 [818]
Social Science Club, 1919-1921 [819]
Accountants, Board of, 1920 [820]
Oehler, Johann, 1920 [821]
Board of Home Missions, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1920 [822]
Commission for Relief in Belgium, 1920 [823]
Pennsylvania Railroad, 1920 [824]
War Loan Organization, 1920 [825]
Mailing List, n.d. [826]
Pan American Union, 1920 [827]
Science, School of, n.d. [828]
Bureau of Commercial Economics, 1920-1921 [829]
American Relief Administration, 1920-1923 [830]
Maya Society, 1920 [831]
Typothetae of Baltimore (TypographicalUnion), 1920-1923 [832]
Eastman Kodak Company, 1920-1921 [834]
Chinese Relief, 1920-1921 [835]

207 Near East Emergency Fund, 1921-1922 [836]
Weil Lecture, University of North Carolina, 1921 [837]
Grafflin Estate, 1921 [838]
Interdepartmental Social Hygiene Board, 1919-1924 [839]
DeLamar Fund, 1921-1956 [840]
Medical Scholarships, 1919 [841]
Fellowship in Clinical Microscopy, 1919-1921 [842]
Horwitz Medal, n.d. [843]
Woman's Clinic, Gift of Mrs. James, 1919 [844]
Presgrave Gift, 1921 [845]
Dropped List, 1921-1924 (RESTRICTED) [846]
Baltimore Community Foundation, 1921 [847]
Baltimore Dairy Council, 1921-1925 [848]
Paca, William, Memorial, 1921-1922 [849]
Bachelor of Science Alumni, 1921-1923 [850]
Research Fund, 1921-1922 [851]
Nursing, School of, 1921 [852]
League of Women Voters, 1921 [853]
Campbell, William W., 1921-1924 [854]

208 National Committee for Mental Hygiene, 1920-1922 [855]
Foch, Marshal Ferdinand, 1921-1922 [856]
Lieber Manuscripts, 1921-1922 [857]
Reconstruction Hospital, 1922 [858]
Reed, Dr. Walter, Portrait of, 1920-1924 [859]
Entrance Examinations, 1921-1922 [860]
Business Economics, School of, 1922-1923 [861]
Homewood Playshop, 1922-1927 [862]
Commonwealth Fund, 1921-1935 [863]
Computer Facilities, 1961-1963 [863.1]
Musical Club, 1923-1942 [864]
LeGendre, William, 1922 [865]
Scholarships for Persian Students, 1922-1923 [866]
Midvale Industrial and Mechanical College, 1922 [867]
French Scholarship, 1922 [868]
Williams Memorial Lectures,1917-1923 [869]

209 Williams Memorial Lectures, 1924-1927, 1956 [869]
Scholarships for Polish Students, 1923-1925 [870]
Scholarships for Baltimore Polytechnic Institute Graduates, 1923 [871]
Merger of Hospital and University Boards, 1923 [872]
Anti-Narcotic League, 1923-1925 [873]
Jewish Palestine Exploration Society, 1923 [874]
Rogers Bill Legislation, 1922 [875]
Progressive Association of the Blind, 1923 [876]
American Association for International Cooperation, 1922 [877]
Glenn, John, 1923 [878]
National Conference of Social Work, 1923 [879]
Fundraising, 1922-1923 [880]
Baltimore Yearly Meeting of Friends, 1922 [881]
Foreign Students andTeachers, 1923 [882]
Administration Building at Homewood, 1921-1923 [883]
Czechoslovakian Scholarships, 1923-1924 [884]
Stran, Kate--Gift, 1923 [886]
Merchants and Manufacturers Association, 1923 [891]
American Associationof University Women, 1923-1926 [892]
American Peace Award,1923-1929 [893]
Edmunds, C. K., and Macaulay, P. S., 1923-1936, 1943-1956 [894]
Public Relations, 1945-1949 [894.1]

210 Public Relations, 1950-1961 [894.1]
Johns Hopkins Magazine, 1946-1951 [894.2]

211 Johns Hopkins Magazine, 1952-1963 [894.2]
Student Activities, 1923-1938 [895]

212 Student Activities, 1939-1960 [895]

213 Student Activities, 1961-1963 [895]
Shaffer, Dean G. W., 1948-1957 [895.1]
Building Committee, 1923-1946 [896]

214 Building Committee, 1947-1959 [896]

215 Athletic Activities, 1926-1945 [897]
Maryland State Department of Education, 1923-1953 [898]
Politics, Institute of, 1923-1924 [899]
Organizational Structure of JHU, 1924-1947 [900]

216 Organizational Structure of JHU, 1948-1962 [900]
Fundraising, 1924-1935 [901]

217 Fundraising, 1936-1946 [901]
JHU Annuity Plan, 1925-1926 [901.1]
Macaulay, P. Stewart, 1936-1940 [901.2]
Walter Hines Page School of International Relations (WHPSIR), 1923-1924 [902]

218 WHPSIR, 1924-1929 [902]

219 WHPSIR, 1930-1939 [902]

220 WHPSIR, 1940-1948 [902]

221 Walter Hines Page School of International Relations (WHPSIR), 1949-1952 [902]

222 WHPSIR, 1952-1961 [902]
Geography, School of, 1927-1944 [902.1]

223 Geography, School of, 1944-1946 [902.1]

224 Geography, School of, 1946-1947 [902.1]

225 Geography, School of, 1947-1951 [902.1]

226 Geography, School of, 1952-1962 [902.1]
International Studies, 1936-1947 [902.2]

227 Trace Elements Study Committee, 1947-1960 [902.4]
School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), 1950-1951 [902.5]

228 SAIS, 1952-1959 [902.5]

229 SAIS, 1959-1962 [902.5]

230 SAIS, 1961-1963 [902.5]
Mellon Tax Reduction Program, 1924 [903]
Banting Research Foundation, 1923-1924 [905]
National Industrial Conference Board, 1924-1929 [906]

231 Knights Templar Educational Fund, 1924-1925 [907]
World Court/Abraham Lincoln University, 1924 [909]
Lights on Homewood Campus, 1922 [910]
Maryland Academy of Sciences, 1922-1923 [912]
Committee on Reading Courses, 1924 [916]
Lanier, Sidney, Memorial to, 1924 [917]
Hayes, Walter J., Memorial to, 1924 [918]
Brookings Institute, 1924-1929 [919]
Nursing, School of, 1924-1932 [921]

232 Nursing, School of, 1933-1946 [921]

233 Nursing, School of, 1947-1956 [921]

234 Nursing, School of, 1957-1963 [921]
Johnson, Charles D., Baylor University, 1924 [922]
Carnegie Corporation, 1935-1955 [923]

235 Retirement Plan, 1924-1950 [923]
Goodnow Plan (Proposed Changes in Collegiate Instruction), 1924-1925 [924]

236 Goodnow Plan (Proposed Changes in Collegiate Instruction), 1926-1950 [924]

237 Goodnow Plan, 1951-1952 [924]
Student Radio Programs, 1935-1940 [924.1]
Institute of Pacific Relations, 1925-1930 [925]
Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, 1923-1947 [926]
Speyer, James, Gift of, 1924-1926 [927]

238 Speyer, James, Gift of, 1927-1937 [927]
Displaced German Scholars, 1933-1939 [927.1]
Hemmeter, John C., Gift of, 1925-1927 [928]
Bureau of Municipal Research, 1925 [930]
University Cafeteria, 1925-1926 [931]
Fiftieth Anniversary Celebration, 1924-1926 [932]
Council on Foreign Relations, 1925-1928 [933]
Joint Administrative Committee of the University and Hospital, 1924-1947 [934]
Gifts and Bequests, 1926-1944 [936]

239 Gifts and Bequests, 1945-1952 [936]
Boury, Louis J., Bequest of, 1937-1948 [936.1]
Shriver, Alfred Jenkins, Bequest of, 1937-1945 [936.2]

240 Federal Taxes on Charitable Bequests, 1939-1940 [936.3]
Wyman Villa,1949-1955 [936.3]
Evergreen House Foundation, 1939-1963 [936.4]

241 Foreign Policy Association, 1925-1929 [937]
Trusts and Endowments, 1926 [939]
Koscuiszko Foundation, 1926-1928 [940]
Hodson University, 1926 [941]
Peirce Anderson Scholarship Prize, 1927 [942]
Institute for Research in Natural Sciences, 1927 [943]
Frick, James Swan, Bequest of, 1927 [944]
Fulton, Dolly G., Bequest of, 1927 [945]
Near Eastern Studies, Dept. of, 1928 [946]
Abel Fund for the Study of the Common Cold, 1927-1934 [948]
Group Life Insurance, 1928-1929 [949]
JHU News-Letter, 1927-1930 [951]
Baltimore Association of Commerce, 1928-1930 [952]
Invitations and Inquiriesfrom Colleges and Universities, 1947-1950 [953]

242 Invitations and Inquiries from Colleges and Universities, 1951-1963 [953]
Peabody Conservatory of Music, 1961 [954]
Social Relations, Dept. of, 1957 [999]

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Series 2

Container 1
Volume 1 J. H. U. Annals, 1873-1907. This is a yearbook listing both important events in the university's history, and the names of lecturers who spoke to university audiences.

2 Gilman, Daniel Coit, "Draft of a Plan for Organization of Johns Hopkins University, October 1875." Located separate from the record group in safekeeping.

3 State Aid to Higher Education: A Series of Addresses Delivered at The Johns Hopkins University (Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins Press, 1898). Bound together with this publication are numerous letters written to Gilman on the subject of State Aid.

4 Minutes of Administrative Committee of The Johns Hopkins University, 1913-1914. This body governed the university due to the illness of Ira Remsen

Container 2
Volume 5 Daniel Coit Gilman's Notes from Meetings of the Executive Committee, Board of Trustees, 1889-1891

6-15 Memoranda and Notes of the President's Office, 1891-1892; 1892-1893; 1893-1894; 1894-1895; 1895-1896; 1898-1899; 1899-1900; 1900-1901; 1901-1902; 1902-1909

16 Index to Official Papers, President's Office, 1903-1904

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Series 3

Remsen, Ira, Scrapbook containing Letters of Congratulations, 1901

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Series 4 Gilman, Daniel Coit, Correspondence, 1901-1907, 1909, 1914
Remsen, Ira, Correspondence, 1901-1907, 1909, 1914

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Series 5

Budget Proposals and Working Papers, 1957-1967
Ten-Year Development Program, 1962-1963

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Series 6

Box
1 A.B.-M.A. Program in International Relations
A.B. Program
Academic Council--Correspondence
Admissions
Alumni--General
Alumni Records--Convocations
Alumni--General (Confidential)

2 American Association of University Professors
American Council on Education (ACE)
ACE--Committee on Sponsored Research
ACE--Internship Program

3 Applied Physics Laboratory (APL)--General
APL--Report to the Trustees Committee
APL--Annual Report on Pension Plan
APL--Report of the Board of Visitors
APL--Principal Staff
APL--Research Grant Proposal
APL--Institute for Cooperative Research
APL--Administrative Confidential
Arts and Sciences
Arts and Sciences--General
Associated Universities, Inc.
Association of American Universities and Colleges

4 Association of American Universities and Colleges
Athletic Center
Athletic Center--Correspondence
Athletics--General
Baltimore, City of
Baltimore Museum of Art
Baltimore City--Peabody/Pratt Merger

5 Baltimore City--Peabody/Pratt Merger
Baltimore City--Walters Art Gallery
Bequests and Gifts
Bequests and Gifts--Higgins Mill Property
Bequests and Gifts--Higgins Mill Property and Meetings
Biology, Department of
Biology, Department of--McCollum
Biophysics
Bookstore
Broadway Management--Church Home
Budgets 6 Buildings and Grounds
Buildings and Grounds--Utilities Surveys
Buildings and Grounds--Steam Generation Costs
Buildings and Grounds--Parking Survey
Buildings and Grounds--Study of Central Control
Buildings and Grounds--McCoy Hall
Buildings and Grounds--Wyman Park
Buildings and Grounds--Personnel Policy Manual

7 Business Services--Campus Traffic
Carnegie Laboratory
Centennial History/Planning/Charter
Chemistry, Department of
Club, JHU
Club, JHU--Women's Club
Commemoration Day, 1958-1966
Commencement, 1957-1967
Computing Center--General
Computing Center Handbook

8 Earth and Planetary Sciences--Oceanography
E&PS--Earth Sciences Building
E&PS--Geology Space Needs at Hopkins
E&PS
Education, Department of
Eisenhower Project
Eisenhower Project--Contributions
Eisenhower Project--Drafts

9 Electrical Engineering--Barton Lab, 1958-1967
Engineering, Department of--Advisory Board and General Assembly
Engineering, Department of--Correspondence
English, Department of
Evening College
Evergreen House Foundation

10 Faculty--General, 1959-1967
Confidential Faculty Records
Faculty Grants, 1966-1968
Faculty of Philosophy
Faculty of Philosophy--Committee Meetings
Faculty of Philosophy--General Assembly, 1957-1962
Federal Government--Radiation Safety
Federal Government--Funding
Finance Committee--Minutes
Finance Committee--Reports
Financial Aid
Ford Foundation--Correspondence, 1958-1967
Ford Foundation--Grant Application
Fund--Baird President, 1956-1965

11 Fund--General
Fund--General (Confidential)
Fund--Harvard (Trippe) Plan, 1957-1960
Fund--Industrial Associates Plan, 1957-1960
Fund--NDEA
Fund--Reports (2 folders)
Fund Gifts (Confidential)
Fund Gifts--Eisenhower Endowment (Confidential)
Fund Gifts--Homewood, Hygiene, Medicine, SAIS, Unrestricted

12 Geography and Environmental Engineering
German, Department of
Gilman Space Renovation
Goucher/Hopkins Cooperation
Graduate Board
Graduate Student Organization
History, Department of
History of Fine Arts
Honorarium
Honorary Degrees--Candidates (Confidential)
Hospital--Children's Medical and Surgical Center, 1959-1966
Hospital--Children's Rehabilitation Center
Hospital--Patient Records, Complaints, Donations

13 Humanities Center
Humanities Conference
Humanities Seminar
Hygiene--Advisory Board
Hygiene--General
Hygiene--Financial Reports, Correspondence (Confidential)
Hygiene--Fiftieth Anniversary
Institute of Law
International Education (ASPAU)
Levering Hall
Urban Research and Education
Library--Construction of MSE Library, 1956-1958

14 Library--Construction of MSE Library, 1959-1964
Library--General
Library--Fundraising (Confidential)
Long Range Planning, 1957-1967
Long Range Planning--Recommendations for Vice President/Provost
Magazine, Johns Hopkins
Maryland Council on Higher Education
Maryland, State of

15 Maryland, State of--Education--Curlett Commission, 1955-1963
Maryland, University of--Business Associates Program
Mathematics, Department of
Medicine--Advisory Board
Medicine--Advisory Board--Committee on Student Promotion
Medicine--Buildings and Grounds--Kennedy Institute
Medicine--Buildings and Grounds--Reed Hall
Medicine--Buildings and Grounds--Sinai Property

16 Medicine--Buildings and Grounds--Turner & Traylor
Medicine--Dean
Medicine--Faculty
Medicine--General

17 Medicine--General (Confidential)
Medicine--Lawsuit (Confidential)
Planning for Medical Progress Through Education
Medicine--Medical Planning and Development

18 Medicine--Medical Planning and Development
Medicine--Medical Planning and Development--Chilled Water
Medicine--Post-Doctoral Fellows
Medicine--Medical Planning and Development--Town School
Medicine--Special Events--Pharmaceutical Symposium
Minority Groups--General
Minority Groups--Community Relations
Minority Groups--Plans for Progress
Middle States Association
Military--ROTC

19 National Academy of Sciences
National Science Foundation
Near Eastern Studies--Oriental Seminary
News-Letter
Nursing School
Office Equipment
Baltimore Stationery Company
Office Personnel--Assistant to the President
Office Personnel--Director of Special Programs
Confidential Personnel Records
Pension, 1959-1965
Box

Pension (Confidential)
Personnel Policies and Salaries, 1959-1967
Employee Benefit Plans
Philosophy, Department of
Physics, Department of, 1959-1967
Physics (Confidential)

20 Playshop
Political Economy, Department of
Political Science, Department of
Post-Doctoral Study--General, 1959-1964
Post-Doctoral Study--Homewood
President's Report
Press, Johns Hopkins
Press, Johns Hopkins (Confidential)
Psychology, Department of
Public Relations
New Plateaus Series
Registrar, 1959-1966

21 Romance Languages, Department of Russian Studies
School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS)--Advisory Council
SAIS--Appointment Letters
SAIS--Bologna Center
SAIS--General, 1959-1967
SAIS--General (Confidential)

22 Social Relations, Department of Special Events
Special Events--Lectures
Sponsored Research--Institute for Cooperative Research
Statistics, Department of
Student Affairs--Committees on
Student Affairs--Complaints about
Student Affairs--Foreign Students
Student Affairs--General
Confidential Student Records

23 Confidential Student Records
Student Affairs--Honors Commission
Student Affairs--Orientation
Student Affairs--Student Council
Student Affairs--Visit by Frank Wilkinson
Treasurer
Treasurer: Investment Portfolio
Treasurer: Report on Computation of Division Rates

24 Treasurer: Investment Portfolio
Treasurer (Confidential)
Treasurer--Budgets
Treasurer--Candidates for Position
Treasurer--Tuition
Vice President and Provost--Appointment of William Bevan (Confidential)
Vice President and Provost
Vice President and Provost (Confidential)
Welch Medical Library
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Series 7

Box
1-13 Chronological Correspondence: 1950 - August 1956; September 1956 -September 1957; October 1957 - November 1958; December 1958 - December 1959; January 1960 - March 1961; March-September, 1961; October-December, 1961

Alphabetical: 1962, A-B; 1962, B-H; 1962, I-Q; 1962, R-Z;

Chronological: January-August, 1963; September-December, 1963; 1956-1963 (Confidential)

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Series 8

Box
1 General, 1960-1963
Biographical Sketches, 1963-1965
Austrian, Robert, 1963-1966
Baetjer, Howard, 1961
Baird, Walter S., 1957-1958
Bittinger, Donald S., 1962-1966
Black, Eugene R., 1960-1966
Black, Gary, 1956-1966
Black, Robert D., 1964-1966
Bronk, Detlev W., 1958-1964
Bruce, David, 1961-1966
Bush, Vannevar, 1961
Butler, Thomas B., 1957-1966
Callard, Henry H., 1960-1967
Clayton, William, 1958-1966
Cone, Sydney M., Jr., 1961-1967
Cooper, J. Crossan, Jr., 1964
Cromwell, M. Jenkins, 1958-1966
Dalsemer, Leonard, 1959-1965
Davis, Allan C., 1959-1966
Dunning, J. H. Fitzgerald, 1960-1966
Eisenhower, Dwight D., 1961-1962
Fischer, John H., 1965
Frank, Eli, Jr., 1959-1966

2 Garland, Charles S., 1956-1967
Grimes, Edmund L., 1965
Griswold, Benjamin III, 1955-1965
Hafstad, Lawrence R., 1961-1965
Hain, Jacob L., 1966
Hall, William Purnell, 1959-1966
Harvey, Robert D. H., 1960-1966
Herter, Christian A., 1959-1965
Hopkins, D. Luke, 1957-1965
Hutzler, Albert D., 1956-1965
Hutzler, Albert, Jr., 1967
Janney, Stuart S., 1961-1966
Jarrett, Edwin B., 1961-1965
Josephs, Devereux C., 1956-1966
Keyser, W. Fenwick, 1959-1967
Langdon, Jervis, Jr., 1963-1965

3 Lenker, Samuel, 1959-1966
McCloy, John J., 1957-1965
McDaniel, Joseph, 1958-1967
McGuirk, William E., Jr., 1957-1958
Martin, William McChesney, 1963-1966
Merrick, Robert G., 1959-1966
Nelson, John M., 1958-1964
Nelson, S. Page, 1958-1964
Nichols Study Group, 1961-1967
Nichols, Thomas S., 1955-1963

4 Nichols, Thomas S., 1964-1967
Nitze, Paul H., 1956-1964
Olin, John M., 1957-1967
Perkins, Walter F., 1956-1961
Pratt, John Lee, 1958-1965
Rolling Ridge, 1966-1967
Shanks, Carrol M., 1957-1961
Slater, Ellis D., 1956
Thon, Robert W., Jr., 1964
Turnbull, Douglas C., Jr., 1957-1964
Watt, Herbert J., 1957-1967
Williams. Robert W., 1957-1965
Winter, Harrison L., 1963-1967

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Series 9
Box
1 A.B.-M.A. Program, 1969-1971 A.B.-M.D. Program, 1971
Academic Council, 1967-1971
Academic Council Notes, 1969-1970
Academy for Educational Development, Inc., 1967-1968
Achievement Rewards for College Students, 1967-1969
Administration--Fund, 1967
Administration--General, 1968-1971
Administrative Science--Proposal for JHU Program, 1969-1971
Administrative Systems, 1969-1971

2 Admissions, 1967-1971
Advisory Board--JHU School of Nursing, 1970
Affirmative Action, 1970-1971
Affirmative Action Program, 1970
Agricultural Development Council, 1969
Air Quality Control Advisory Council, 1967
Allied Health Careers Program, 1970-1971
Allied Health Sciences, 1967-1970

3 Allied Health Sciences, School of, 1969-1970
Allied Health Search Committee, 1969-1971
Alumni Association, 1969-1971
Alumni Association Banquets, 1968-1970
Alumni Relations, 1967-1971
American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 1967-1971
American Association of Higher Education, 1967-1968
American Association of Independent College and University
Presidents, 1967-1969

4 American Association of University Professors, 1967-1969
American Civil Liberties Union, 1970
American Council on Education (ACE), 1967-1971
ACE--Ad Hoc Committee on Indirect Costs, 1968-1969

5 ACE--Ad Hoc Committee on Indirect Costs, 1969
ACE--Board of Directors, 1970-1971
ACE--By-Laws, 1968
ACE--Commission on Federal Relations
ACE--Conference on Computers, 1967
ACE--Internship Program, 1968
ACE--Meetings, 1968-1970
ACE--Meetings--Minutes of Subcommittees
American Council of Learned Societies, 1968-1971
American Society for Engineering Education, 1967
Anderson, Robert O.--Foundation, 1970

6 Animal Care, 1967-1969
Animal Care, 1969 (Confidential)
Annual Report, 1968-1970
Applestein, Michael J. (Confidential)
Applied Physics Laboratory (APL)--Advisory Board, 1967-1971
APL--Aerial Car Transit, 1968
The Applied Physics Laboratory as Part of JHU
APL--Civil Disturbance Plan, 1967
APL--Current Discussion, 1970
APL--Fee Study, 1967-1968

7 APL--General, 1967-1971
APL--Library Dedication, 1969
APL--Mission Statement, 1967-1968
APL--Option Agreement, 1967-1968
APL--Parsons Fellows, 1968-1971
APL--Pension Plan, 1967-1971
APL--Principal Staff, 1970

8 APL--Senior Staff
APL--Taxation
APL--Tours
APL--Trustees, 1968-1971
Report to the Trustees Committee, 1968-1971
APL--"White Cirrus," 1966-1968
APL--Confidential

9 Arts and Sciences, Faculty of, 1967-1971
Arts and Sciences--Planning for the 1970s
Associate Professors, 1968-1971
Associated Universities, Inc., 1967-1971
Association of American Colleges, 1967-1971
Association of American Universities (AAU), 1967-1969

10 AAU, 1969-1971
AAU--Council on Federal Relations, 1968-1971
AAU--Meetings, 1967-1970

11 Association of American Universities (AAU)--Meetings, 1969-1970
AAU--Scranton Report, 1970
AAU--West German Rectors' Conference, 1969
Association of Urban Universities, 1968-1969
Astrophysics, 1967
Athletic Center, 1967-1971
Athletics--Admission Charge, 1968-1969
Athletics--Sports Drop
Auxiliary Enterprises, 1969-1971
Baetjer, Howard--Bequest (Confidential)
Baird, Walter
Ballistic Analysis Laboratory, 1968-1969
Baltimore, City of, 1967-1971

12 Baltimore City PublicSchools, 1967-1969
Baltimore Museum of Art, 1967
Baltimore, University of, 1968-1970
Baltimore Urban Coalition, 1969-1970
Band, Johns Hopkins, 1969-1971
Barnstormers, 1970
Barton, Carlyle--Laboratory, 1967-1970
Barton-Gillet Company, 1970-1971
Basic Ideas--Courses taught at Albion College, 1968
Bayne-Jones, Stanhope
Bequests, 1968-1971 (Confidential)
Beta Incident (Confidential)
Biology, Department of, 1967-1971
Biomedical Engineering, 1968-1971
Report of the University Committee on Biomedical Engineering
Biophysics, 1967-1968
Biophysics, 1969-1970 (Confidential)
Black Students, 1967-1970

13 Blaustein, Jacob, 1967-1968
Blaustein, Jacob, 1968-1969 (Confidential)
Blue Key Society, 1967-1971
Blumberg, Hyman Memorial Symposium, 1970-1971
Bookstore, 1967-1971
Booster Club, 1969
Boy Scouts of America, 1969
Brewster, Kingman, 1969
Broadway Management Corporation, 1967-1971
Brookings Institution, 1969-1971
Budget--Meetings and Policies, 1967-1971
Buildings and Grounds, 1967-1971
Buildings and Grounds, 1969 (Confidential)
Burroughs Wellcome Chair in Clinical Pharmacology, 1971

14 Bus Service--Shuttles to Goucher and East Baltimore, 1968
Business Leaders Seminars, 1967
Business Manager
Business Services, Office of, 1968-1971
Calendar, 1968-1969
Campus Disruption--Procedure, 1969-1970
Capital Campaign
Capital Expenditures--Special Maintenance, 1969
Carnegie Commission on the Future of Higher Education, 1968
Carnegie Commission on Higher Education, 1970
Carnegie Commission Study of College Presidents, 1969-1970
Carnegie Corporation Grant, 1969
Carnegie Institute of Washington Department of Embryology, 1969
Committee Against Student Terrorism
Catalogue, 1967-1971
Centennial Board Meeting
Centennial Capital Campaign, 1969-1971

15 Centennial History, 1969-1971
Centennial Planning, 1969-1971
Charles Street Journal, 1971
Chemical Engineering, 1968
Chemistry, Department of, 1967-1971
Chemistry, Department of, 1971 (Confidential)
Chesapeake Bay Institute, 1969-1971
Proposal of a Program for Research and Study of the Chesapeake Bay Region
The Chesapeake Bay: Report of a Research Planning Study
Chesapeake Bay Center for Field Biology, 1968
Child Psychiatry, 1969
Chronicle of Higher Education, 1967-1971
Commerce and Industry Combined Health Appeal, 1969
Citizens' Conference on State Legislatures, 1968
Civetta Villa, 1970
Civil Rights Compliance, 1969
Classics Department, 1967-1971
Classified Research--Policies, 1967-1971
Club, JHU, 1967-1970
Code of Conduct, 1970
Coeducation--Homewood, 1969-1970
College Entrance Examination Board, 1968-1970
College Work Study Program, 1968-1969

16 Columbia Hospital and Clinics Foundation (CHCF), 1967-1971
A Proposal for CHCF
CHCF--Candidate for President
CHCF--Correspondence with Connecticut General Life Insurance Company, 1968-1969
CHCF--Discussion with Connecticut General Life Insurance Company, 1968-1969

17 CHCF--Funding, 1968
CHCF--Managing Partners and Operating Procedures, 1969
CHCF--Meetings, 1969-1971
CHCF--Press Clippings, 1968-1969
Commemoration Day, 1966-1971
Commencement, 1968-1971
Committee on Student Relations, 1969
Common Computer Fund, 1969

18 Commonwealth Fund, 1969-1970
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 1967
Community Relations--East Baltimore, 1968-1969
Comparative Figures--Tuition Costs, 1968
Comprehensive Health Care, 1969-1970
Computer Complex Dedication, Department of Physics, 1969
Computer Technology and Computer Center, Medical School, 1969-1971
Computers, Communications, and the Public Interest, 1968-1970
Computing Center, 1966-1971
Computing Center--Funding, 1968
Computing Center--Meeting, 1968
Computing Resources, School of Medicine, 1970
Congressional Visit, School of Medicine, 1968
Controller, 1967-1971
Cook, Mr. Earnshaw, 1968-1969 (Confidential)
Cost Recovery, 1968-1970
Costume, Academic
Council for Financial Aid to Education, 1966-1967
Custodial Staff Grievance Committee

19 Danforth Graduate Fellowship Program, 1968-1970
Debate Council, 1969
Department of Defense, 1968
Department of Health, Education and Welfare (HEW)--Bureau of Higher Education, 1967-1971
HEW--Defense Contract Audit Agency, 1967
Diplomas, 1969-1970
Directory, 1969-1970
Disadvantaged Student Program, 1968
Discrimination, 1967
Doherty Foundation, 1969
Dohme Lecture, 1968-1969
Drug Abuse, 1969-1971
Dunbar High School, 1968-1969
Dyson-Hudson, 1967 (Confidential)
Earth and Planetary Sciences, Department of, 1967-1971
East Baltimore, 1970
East Baltimore--Reports, 1970
East Baltimore Housing, 1969-1970
East Baltimore Medical Program, 1969-1971

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Box
20 Economics of Health
Education, Department of, 1968-1971
EDUCOM, 1968-1971
Education and World Affairs, 1968
Effort Reporting, 1968
Eisenhower Lecture, 1968-1969
Eisenhower Medal and Portrait, 1968-1970
Eisenhower Papers, 1967-1970
Eisenhower Symposium, 1968-1971
Electrical Engineering, 1971
Emeritus, 1968
Endeavor Foundation, 1967-1968
Endowment Funds, 1969-1971
Engineering, Department of, 1967-1971
Engineering, Department of--Ford and Sloan Proposals, 1967-1970

21 English, Department of, 1967-1971
Environmental Lecture, Teach in, 1968, 1970
Evening College, 1967-1971
Evening College Advisory Board, 1969-1971
Evening College Advisory Board--Meetings, 1967-1971
Evening College Visiting Committee, 1967-1969
Evergreen Conference, 1967
Evergreen House/Evergreen House Foundation, 1967-1971
Facilities, 1967
Faculty Coffee, 1969-1970
Faculty Committee of Concern, 1968
Faculty Records (Confidential)
Faculty Statistics, 1967-1970
Faculty--Supplemental Salary, 1967-1969

22 Federal Aid to Education, 1967-1971
Federal Executive Institute, 1968
Feinblatt, Eugene (Confidential)
Finance Committee, 1967-1970
Investment Portfolio, 1968

23 Finance Committee, 1971
Finance Committee, 1967-1971 (Confidential)
Financial Aid, 1967-1971
Financial Crisis, 1970-1971
Financial Statement, 1970
Ford Foundation, 1967-1971
Foreign Aid Authorization Bill, 1968
Foreign Service Educational Foundation, 1967
Foul Weather Procedures, 1968
Four College Trust Fund, 1970
Freedom and Dissent Lectures, 1969
Freshman Orientation, 1970
Fund--Activities Report, 1969-1970
Fund--Amalgamated Clothing Workers Dinner, 1969
Fund--Arts and Sciences, 1971
Fund--Associates Program

24 Fund--Boone, J. R. Herbert (Confidential)
Fund--Burns, Gerald P. (Confidential)
Fund--Chairman Pro Tem
Fund--Corporate Development Committee, 1970
Fund--Darnall, Mrs. Eugenia (Confidential)
Fund--Davis, Arthur Vining Company
Fund--Decentralization, 1968-1970
Fund--Development Officer Recruitment (Confidential)
Fund--Drives, 1969
Fund--Funke, Walter O. (Confidential)
Fund--Garland Memorial (Confidential)
Fund--General, 1967-1971
Systems Study

25 Fund--General, 1967-1971 (Confidential)
Fund--Gifts, 1967-1969 (Confidential)
Fund--Gifts--Homewood, 1970-1971 (Confidential)
Fund--Gifts--Hygiene, 1967-1971 (Confidential)
Fund--Gifts--Medicine, 1967-1969 (Confidential)

26 Fund--Gifts--SAIS, 1967-1971 (Confidential)
Fund--Gifts--Unrestricted, 1969-1971 (Confidential)
Fund--Givens, Maurice and Marion (Confidential)
Fund--Greenbriar Conference (Confidential)
Fund--Hawaii Dinner, 1970 (Confidential)
Fund--Hodson Trust, 1970-1971
Fund--Homewood Development Program, 1967-1968
Fund--Homewood Development Program, 1967-1968 (Confidential)
Fund--Los Angeles Trip, 1970 (Confidential)
Fund--Marshall, L.H., 1968-1969 (Confidential)
Fund--Mudd Foundation, 1970
Fund--New York Trip, 1971 (Confidential)
Fund--National Resources Committee, 1967-1968
Fund--Organization and Policy, 1967-1969
Fund--Personal Contacts, 1967-1968
Fund--Perspective Replies, 1970
Fund--Pouder Bequest, 1970 (Confidential)
Fund--Presidency Candidates (Confidential)
Fund--Procedures, 1970

27 Fund--Prospect Review, 1969-1971
Fund--Reports, 1967-1971 (Confidential)
Fund--Reynolds Metal Company
Fund--Seaver, Mrs. Frank (Confidential)
Fund--South East Trip, 1970
Fund--South East Trip, 1970 (Confidential)

28 Fund--Student Support Program, 1968-1971
Fund--Surdna Foundation, 1970
Fund--Trustees' Meetings, 1967-1969
Fund--Watumull Foundation, 1970
Fundraising, 1971
Garland Administration Building, 1967-1971
General Assembly, Arts and Sciences, 1967-1971
Geography and Environmental Engineering, Department of, 1967-1971
Geology, 1967-1969
German, Department of, 1970
Gibson-Johns Committee--Medical School Management, 1971
Gifts, 1968
Gilman Lectures, 1968-1970

29 Glee Club, JHU, 1971
Good Samaritan Hospital, 1968-1971
Good Samaritan Hospital--Dedication, 1968
Gordon Resignation, 1971
Goucher College, 1967-1969
Goucher/Hopkins Cooperation, 1969-1971
Goucher/Hopkins Music Program, 1969
Governance--Homewood, 1969
Governance Committee--Homewood, 1969
Governance Committee--School of Medicine, 1968-1969
Governance--School of Medicine, 1969-1970
Governance--University, 1970

30 Graduate Board, 1967-1970
Graduate Club, 1968
Graduate Council, 1968-1970
Graduate Student Organization, 1969-1971
Greater Homewood Community Corporation, 1967-1971
Griffen vs. Branch Motor Express and JHU
Hammerman Award, 1968
Hammerman Scholarship, 1969
Handbook, 1968
Harris, Tom, 1971 (Confidential)
Harvey, A. McGehee Article, 1970-1971
Health and Biomedical Planning Institute, 1967-1968
Health Care Programs, 1968-1971
Health Manpower, Bureau of, 1968
Health Sciences, 1968-1970
Health Services Committee, 1967-1968
Health Services Research and Development Center, 1968-1971

31 Herndon College Project, 1967
Herter Lecture, 1971
Heyssel, Robert M., 1968
High School Lecture Series, 1969
Higher Education Council on Urban Affairs, 1969-1971
Higher Education Group of Washington, DC, 1967-1968
History, Department of, 1967-1971
History of Art, Department of, 1968-1971
History and Philosophy of Science and Technology, 1969
History of Ideas Club, 1968
Homecoming, 1967-1971
Homewood Apartments, 1970-1971
Homewood House, 1970-1971
Homewood Facilities, 1971
Honoraria for Dissident Speakers--Congressional Record, 1970
Honorary Degrees, 1967-1971
Hook, Sidney, 1970

32 Hospital, Johns Hopkins (JHH), 1967-1971
JHH--Clinical and Hospital Services, 1968-1971
JHH--Planning Committee, 1968
JHH--Union Activities, 1969
Housing, 1971
Howe, Dr. Howard (Confidential)
Humanities Center, 1967-1971
Humanities--Fundraising, 1968-1969
Humphrey Proposal on Jefferson Studies, 1970
Hutton, W. E.--Lawsuit, 1968-1970
Hygiene--Advisory Board, 1969
Hygiene--Asian Trip, 1970
Hygiene--Chow Project

33 Hygiene--Faculty Coffee, 1967
Hygiene--General, 1967-1971
Hygiene--General, 1967-1971 (Confidential)
Hygiene--Medical Care and Hospitals, Department of, 1968-1970
Hygiene--Johns Hopkins Field Station at the Chesapeake Bay
Center for Field Biology, 1968
Hygiene--Public Health Administration, 1967-1968

34 Hygiene--Stebbins Auditorium Dedication, 1968
Hygiene--Student Meeting, 1969
Hygiene--Taylor, Dr. Carl--Meeting, 1968 (Confidential)
Hygiene--Visiting Committee, 1967-1968
Inauguration of Lincoln Gordon, 1967-1968
Indirect Costs, 1968-1969
Institute for Cooperative Research
Institutional Studies, Office of, 1969-1970
Insurance, 1968
International Association of Universities, 1971
International Club, 1968-1971
International Education Act, 1968-1969
International Education, Institution of, 1969-1970
International Forum, 1967-1969
Intersession, 1969-1971
Investment Policy, 1968

35 Investment Policy, 1969-1971
Ivy Group, 1971
Jacobs vs. JHU Lawsuit, 1967-1968 (Confidential)
Janeway Trusts, 1967-1971 (Confidential)
Jefferson Curriculum, 1970
John Price Jones Company, 1968-1970
Johnson, D. Mead, 1968

36 Journal, Johns Hopkins, 1967-1971
Journal, Medical, 1970
Junior Administrators--Essays on Interests and Plans, 1968
Junior Faculty Support Program, 1970
Joint Administrative Agreement, 1971
Joint Appointments, 1967-1971
Joint Building Committee, 1968
Kenan, William R.--Endowed Chair, 1968-1971
Kennedy Assassination, 1968-1969
Kennedy, John F. Institute, 1968-1971
Kennedy Memorial Lecture Series, 1970-1971
Kent, Frank R.-- Lecture Series, 1967-1971
Key Development Corporation, 1970
Kosher Dining Hall, 1967-1971
Language Requirements, 1967-1971
Latin American Studies Consortium, 1968
Law School, 1971
Lectureship Programs, 1969
Legislative Reference, 1968
Levering Hall--Chaplain's Office, 1967-1969

37 Levering Hall-Chaplain's Office, 1969-1971
Levering Hall-- Chaplain's Office Budget, 1969
Levering Hall--Acquisition from YMCA, 1967-1971
Levering Hall--Meetings re Chaplain's Office Budget, 1969
Library--Enoch Pratt, 1967
Library--MSE, 1967-1971
Library--MSE--Theft, 1968 (Confidential)
Linguistics, 1968
Lion Lectures, 1966-1968
Long Range Planning (LRP), 1969-1970

38 LRP--A Summary of Needs, 1969
LRP--Departmental Reports, 1967-1969
LRP--Humanities Academic Council, 1968
LRP--School of Medicine, 1970-1971
LRP--School of Medicine--Evergreen Conference, 1971
JHMI Long Range Development Plan

39 Longwood Foundation Proposal, 1967-1968
Lord, Mason, 1968 (Confidential)
Loyola College, 1967-1971
M.D.-Ph.D. Program, 1970
McCollum-Pratt Institute, 1967-1971
Machen, Louise (Confidential)
Macksey Proposal, 1967
Magazine, Johns Hopkins, 1967-1971
Management and Policy Administration Proposal, 1968
Marks Annual Award, 1969
Marts & Lindy Company, 1968-1969
Maryland Academy of Sciences, 1967-1969
Maryland Association for Higher Education, 1970
Maryland Authority, 1969

40 Maryland Authority, 1970
Maryland Council for Higher Education (MCHE), 1967-1971
MCHE--Annual Report, 1970
MCHE--Meetings, 1968

41 Maryland Council for Higher Education (MCHE)--Meetings, 1969-1970
Maryland State College Study

42 MCHE--Meetings, 1970-1971

43 MCHE--Meetings, 1971
MCHE--Meetings--Morgan State College Proposal, 1969-1970
Maryland General Assembly, 1970
Maryland Independent Colleges and Universities Association (MICUA), 1969-1971
MICUA--Luncheon, 1971
MICUA--Meetings, 1970
MICUA--Meeting with Governor Mandel, 1971
Maryland Institute of Art, 1970
Maryland, State of, 1967-1971
Maryland State Aid to Independent Colleges, 1969
Maryland State Colleges Board of Trustees, 1969
Maryland State Board of Education, 1970-1971
Maryland State Department of Mental Hygiene, 1969
Maryland Student Citizen Coalition, 1970
Maryland, University of, 1967-1971

44 Master of Arts in Teaching Program, 1970
Master of Business Administration, 1970
Master Planning Program, 1971
Mathematics, Department of, 1967-1971
Mechanics, Department of, 1967-1971
Medical Journal, 1967
Medical Student Society, 1969
Medicine--Accreditation, 1967
Medicine--Advisory Board, 1969-1971
Medicine--Alford, Dr. Bobby, 1968
Medicine--Business Manager and Secretary of the Medical
Planning and Development Committee--Responsibilities, 1968
Medicine--Clinical Faculty Salaries, 1971
Medicine--Clinical Scholar Program, 1970
Medicine--Collaborative Perinatal Study
Medicine--Council of the School of Medicine, 1969-1970
Medicine--Curriculum Committee, 1969-1970
Medicine--Dean, 1967-1971
Medicine--Educational Policy and Curriculum, Committee on, 1968
Medicine--Evergreen Meeting, 1968

45 Medicine--Facilities Expansion, 1968-1970
Medicine--Faculty Meetings, 1967-1969
Medicine--General, 1967-1971
Medicine--Governance Committee, 1969
Medicine--Hopkins/Howard, 1971
Medicine--Israel Medical Exchange Program, 1970
Medicine--Ledley vs. NIH Lawsuit (Confidential)
Medicine--M.D.-Ph.D. Program Proposal, 1969

46 Medicine--Medical Planning and Development Committee, 1967-1971
Medicine--Medical Practice Problems, 1967
Medicine--Medical School Subsidy, 1971
Medicine--Medicine and Human Biology, 1971
Medicine--Otolaryngology, 1968-1969
Medicine--Otolaryngology, 1970 (Confidential)
Medicine--Part Time Staff, 1971
Medicine--Power Plant Financing, 1970
Medicine--Pre-Clinical Curriculum, 1969
Medicine--Radiology, 1969-1970
Medicine--Reed Hall, 1970
Medicine--Saint Andrews Church, 1967-1971
Medicine--Search Committee, 1968-1969
Medicine--Squibb Luncheon--Dedication of Turner Auditorium, 1968
Report of the Survey Visit, JHU School of Medicine
Medicine--Town School
Medicine--Tuberculosis Patients and the State Department of Health, 1968
Medicine--Turner Auditorium, 1968
Medicine--Veterans Administration Hospital, 1967
Medicine--Visiting Committee, 1967-1968
Medicine--Year I Program, 1968-1969
Medicine--Year V Program, 1969
Mental Health Sciences, Institute of Advanced Study of

47 Mergenthaler Bust, 1967
Middle States Association of Schools and Secondary Colleges, 1967-1971
Military Procurement Bill, 1969
Military Recruitment Issue, 1970
Minority Group Affairs, Committee on, 1968-1969
Morgan State College, 1968-1971
Morris Mechanic Foundation, 1971 (Confidential)
Mudd, Seely G. Foundation, 1971 (Confidential)
National Academy of Engineering, 1967-1969
National Academy of Sciences, 1967-1971
National Defense Education Act, 1967-1971
National League of Cities, 1969
National Medal of Science, 1968-1969
National Research Council, 1967-1969
National Science Foundation, 1967-1970

48 National Science Foundation, 1970-1971
National Student Association, 1968
Near Eastern Studies, 1968-1970
Newberry, George C.--Estate (Confidential)
New University Conference, 1969
News-Letter, 1968-1971
News Releases, 1967
Nursing, School of, 1967-1971
Nursing, School of--Advisory Board Meeting, 1970
Nursing, School of--Letters from Alumnae, 1970

49 Nursing, School of--Letters from Alumnae, 1970-1971
Oceanography, 1968-1970
Odyssey--Student Newspaper, 1968-1969
Office of Economic Opportunity, 1969
Olson, Sherry (Confidential)
Ombudsman--American Assembly Conference, 1967-1968
Operations Research and Industrial Engineering, 1968-1969
Opportunities Industrialization Center of Baltimore, 1969
Organization Charts, 1969
Osler Diary, 1964-1967 (Confidential)
Orientation, 1969-1970
Pakistan, 1971
Parking Committee, 1967-1971
Parking Garage, 1969-1971
Park, Edwards A.--Memorial Concert, 1969
Pass-Fail Option, 1969
Passano, William--Williams & Wilkins Company, 1968
Patent Policy, 1967-1969

50 Patent Policy, 1969-1971
Patent Policy--Meetings, 1968-1971
Peabody/Pratt, 1967-1970
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency, 1970
Pension Plan, 1969-1970
Personnel Benefits Committee, 1967-1969
Confidential Personnel Records
Personnel Policies and Salaries, 1969-1970
Personnel Policy Manual
A Report of the Design of the Personnel/Payroll System
Peruvian Project, 1967-1969
Philosophy, Department of, 1967-1971

51 Physical Plant Planning, 1967-1971
Physical Sciences--Visiting Committee, 1968
Physics, Department of, 1967-1971
The Johns Hopkins University Department of Physics
Placement Bureau, 1968-1970
Planning Committee, 1967-1969
Planning Committee--Meetings, 1968-1969
Planning Grant Proposal, 1968
Plans for Progress, 1968
Plant Manager, Office of, 1967-1969
Policies, University, 1968-1971
Policy and Management, School of, 1968
Political Economy, 1967-1971

52 Political Science, Department of
Political Speakers, 1968-1969
Political Speakers--Mathias, 1969
Political Speakers--Stennis, 1969
Population, Committee on
Post-Doctoral Education, 1968
Post Office, 1969
Pratt Library, 1970
Presidential Assistant--Executive Assistant to the President, 1968
Presidential Search and Selection Advisory Group, 1971
President's Commission on Campus Unrest, 1970
President's Report--Reply Letters from Alumni
President's Report--Second Letter and Replies, 1970
Press, JHU, 1967-1971
Press, JHU (Confidential)
Professional Organization Memberships, 1968
Property Taxation, 1971
Provost, 1970-1971

53 Provost--Search Committee, 1970 (Confidential)
Psychology, Department of, 1969-1971
Public Health Services Hospital, 1969
Public Information--Press Clippings, 1970-1971
Public Relations, 1967-1970
Public Relations Candidates, 1969
Publications, Office of, 1970
Purchasing--Retirement of Purchasing Agent, 1969
Registrar--Candidates for Position, 1967-1968
Registrar, 1967-1971

54 Registrar--Degrees, 1967-1970
Regional Health Sciences Institute, 1969
Reorganization of JHU Faculty, 1970
Retirements and Retirement Policies, 1967-1970
Rhodes Scholarship Committee, 1967-1971
Roll Call, 1967-1971

55 Roll Call--Thank-You Letters, 1967-1971 (Confidential)
Romance Languages, Department of, 1968-1969
Rosenstiel Proposal, 1968
ROTC (Reserve Officers' Training Corps, 1967-1971
ROTC--Current Discussion, 1967-1970
ROTC--Protests, 1968-1969
Saint Mary's Seminary and University, 1969
School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS)--A.B.-M.A. Program, 1970
SAIS--Advisory Council, 1967-1971

56 School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS)--Bologna Center, 1967-1971
SAIS--Bologna Center--Meeting with Secretary Richardson of HEW, 1970
SAIS--Center for Canadian Studies, 1969-1971
SAIS--Conferences for Corporation Executives, 1967-1971
SAIS--Dag Hammarskjold College, 1969-1970
SAIS--Donner Foundation--Meetings, 1967-1969
SAIS--Global Corporation Conference, 1970
SAIS--International Study Project, 1969-1970
SAIS--Latin American Capital Markets Program, 1970
SAIS--Twenty-Fifth Anniversary, 1970

57 SAIS--Washington, DC, 1967-1971
JHU School of Advanced International Studies, 1967
SAIS--Administrative Confidential, 1967-1971
Science and Technology, Center for the History and Philosophy of
Secretary of the University
Select Commission on Private Higher Education in Maryland, 1967
Senate Bill 216-290
Shaffer Hall, 1967-1969
Shriver Hall--Air Conditioning, 1969

58 Shriver Hall Concert Series, 1968-1971
Smithsonian Institution, 1967-1971
Social Organization of Schools, Center for, 1968-1971
Social Relations, Department of, 1967-1971
Social Sciences Center--Proposal, 1968-1969
Social Sciences--Graduate Board, 1967
Social Sciences Visiting Committee, 1967
Social Studies and Human Reproduction, 1969
Society of Scholars, 1967-1971
Southern History, Institute of, 1967-1971
Southern Regional Education Board, 1970-1971
Space Utilization, 1969
Special Assistant to the President, 1971
Special Events, Office of, 1968-1970
Special Programs, Director of, 1968
Spelman Villa--Bequest and Sale of (Confidential)
Sponsored Research, Office of, 1967-1971

Series 9
Box
59 State Aid to Higher Education, 1969
Statistics, Department of, 1968-1970
Strike, 1969
Strike Committee, 1970
Stone of Tizoc, 1966-1968
Student Activities Fee, 1968
Student Activism, 1967-1971
Student Affairs, 1967-1971

60 Student Affairs, 1967-1971 (Confidential)
Student Affairs--Black Students' Organization, 1968
Student Affairs, Committee on--Discipline Code, 1969-1970
Student Affairs--Campus Disorders, 1970
Student Affairs--Conduct Code, 1968-1970
Confidential Student Records
Student Affairs--Confidential
Student Affairs, Director of, 1968
Students--Committee Improving Student Facilities, 1968-1969
Student Council, 1967-1971
Student Council--Meeting on Conduct Code, 1969-1970
Student Course Guide, 1969

61 Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), 1968-1969
Student Demonstrations, 1969-1970
Student Demonstrations--Letters and Articles, 1970
Students--"The Diode"
Student Discipline, 1969

62 Student Discipline, 1969-1970
Student Discipline--Disruption of Academic Council Meeting, 1970 (Confidential)
Student Disturbances--Correspondence with Alumni Association and Board of Trustees, 1970
Student Disturbances--Letters, 1970
Student Disturbances--Letters and Resolutions, 1970
Student Draft Deferrment, 1968-1969
Student Facilities Improvement, 1969-1970
Student Housing Committee, 1969
Student Narcotics Raid, 1969
Student Narcotics Raid, 1969 (Confidential)

63 Student Power, 1967-1969
Student Radio Station--WJHU, 1969-1971
Student Republicans, 1970
Student Relations Committee, 1969
Student Union for a Democracy, 1967
Students--Disadvantaged, 1969
Students' Political Activities, 1969-1970
Summer Programs, 1969
Talbot Lecture, 1969
Tax Reform, 1969-1971
Tax Reform, Senate Committee on, 1969
Teachers' Insurance and Anuity Association (TIAA), 1969
Ten Year Plan, 1969
Tenure, 1967-1971
Thalheimer Lecture, 1968-1970
Thalheimer Lecture, 1970 (Confidential)

64 Thayer Lectures, 1969
Titles for Professional Personnel, 1970
Torch-Passing Party, 1970
Traylor Building, 1969-1970
Transit System, 1968
Treasurer, 1969-1970
Trustees, Board of, 1969-1971
Trustees, Board of--Candidates, 1969-1971 (Confidential)
Tudor and Stuart Club, 1969
Tuition, 1968-1971
Tuition--Request for Remission, 1971 (Confidential)
Turner Auditorium, 1971
Tydings, Senator, 1967

65 Undergraduate Studies, 1969-1971
Undergraduate Studies, Committee on, 1967-1971
Union Activities, 1969-1971
United Aircraft Proposal, 1968
United Appeal, 1967-1970
United Fund, 1969-1971
University Centers for Rational Alternatives, 1969
University Corporation for Atmospheric Research, 1969
University Council, 1969-1970
University Council--Meetings, 1967-1969
University Health Service, 1969
University Publications, 1970
Universities Research Association--Meetings, 1964-1967

66 Universities Research Association--Meetings, 1967-1970
Universities Research Association, 1971
University Senate, 1969
Urban Affairs, Center for (UA)--Citizens' Advisory Board, 1968-1970
UA--Ford Foundation Grant, 1968-1969
UA--Fundraising, 1968-1970

67 UA--General, 1967-1971
UA--Luncheon, 1970
UA--Policy Board, 1970
UA--Policy Board Meeting, 1969
UA--Technical Resources Panel, 1968-1969
Urban Affairs, Higher Education Council on, 1968
Utilities--Medical Institute, 1969
Vector, 1968-1969
Velasquez, Dr. Gabriel, 1970
Vice President--Administration, 1967-1969
Vice President--Administration--Candidates for Position, 1968-1969 (Confidential)
Vice President for Administration, 1969-1971
Vice President for Development, 1969-1971

68 Vice President/Provost, 1967-1970
Vice President/Provost Search Committee, 1969-1971 (Confidential)
Vice President for University Affairs, 1967-1971
Vice President for University Affairs, 1969-1971 (Confidential)
Vietnam Moratorium Day, 1968-1969
Vietnam Moratorium, 1969
Watson, Thomas--Fellowship, 1969-1971
Welch Medical Library, 1968-1971
White House Fellows, 1967-1969
Whitehall, Milford--Seminar, 1967-1969
Williams Lecture, 1967-1971
Wills, George, 1970 (Confidential)
Wilson, Woodrow--Lecture and Foundation, 1968-1969
Wilson, Woodrow, 1967-1968
Wolman, Abel--Endowment Fund, 1969 (Confidential)
Wolman Hall, 1968

69 Women's Club, 1969-1971
Woodrow Wilson International Center, 1969-1970
Writing Seminars Department, 1971
1000 File, 1968-1971

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Gordon, Lincoln--Correspondence with Trustees, 1967-1971

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Series 11

Gordon, Lincoln--Speeches and Statements, 1967-1971

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Series 12

Eisenhower, Milton S.--Speeches and Statements, 1971-1972

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Series 13

Eisenhower, Milton S.--Speeches and Statements, 1971-1972

Box 1

A.B.-M.D Program
Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Human Biology and Medicine
Academic Council--General
Academic Council--Meetings (Confidential)

2 Academic Council--Meetings (Confidential)
Final Report of the Blue Ribbon Committee on Undergraduate
Education of the Johns Hopkins University
Academic Council--Minutes (Confidential)
Administrative Science
Admissions

3 Affirmative Action
Albright, Dr. William F.
Allied Health Careers, Center for
Alumni Association
Alumni Association (Confidential)
Alumni, Letters to and Regarding
Alumni Records
Alumni Relations
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
American Council on Education
American Council of Learned Societies
Applications (Confidential)
Applied Physics Laboratory (APL)--Advisory Board APL--Fee Documents
APL--Donation (Confidential)
APL--General
APL--Howard County Payment
APL--Parsons Fellowship
APL--Patent Policy
APL--Principal Staff
APL--Senior Staff
APL--Stabilization
APL--Taxation

4 Applied Physics Laboratory--Trustees
Arts and Sciences Deans--Candidates (Confidential)
Arts and Sciences--General
Associate Professors--Appointments
Associated Universities, Inc.
Association of American Colleges
Association of American Universities (AAU)
AAU--Council on Federal Relations
Athletic Center
Automobile, President's University-Owned Baltimore, City of
Baltimore, University of
Band, JHU
Barn, JHU
Barnstormers
Barton-Gillet Company
Bequests (Confidential)
Biology, Department of
Biomedical Engineering
Biophysics, Department of
Black Faculty Recruitment
Black Students
Blue Ribbon Committee
Blum, "Jerusalem, The Holy City"
Bookstore
Bowie StateCollege
Broadway Management
Budgets--Administrative and Budgetary Arrangements
Budgets--Arts and Sciences
Budgets--Central Administration
Budgets--Director of
Budgets--School of Hygiene
Budgets--School of Medicine
Budget Memos
Budget Overexpenditures
Budgets--Provost
Budgets--SAIS (Confidential)
Budgets--Salary and Wage Guidelines

5 Buildings and Grounds Committee
Building Improvements
Business Services
Cable Television
Calendar
Carnegie Commission on Higher Education
Catalogues
Centennial Board
Centennial Capital Campaign
Centennial History
Centennial Planning
Centennial Scholars Selection Committee
Centennial Sculpture Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Chemical Mace
Chemistry, Department of
Chemistry, Department of (Confidential)
Chesapeake Bay Institute
Chesapeake Bay Research Consortium
Chesapeake Bay Research Consortium-Selection of Trustees (Confidential)
The Chesapeake Bay: A Proposal for Research Applied to National Needs
Churchill Scholarship Program
Civetta Villa
Civil Rights Compliance
Classics, Department of (Confidential)
Club, JHU
Coeducation--Homewood
College Entrance Examination Board
Colleges--Invitations
Colts
Columbia Hospital and Clinics Foundation
Columbia--Managing Partners
Commemoration Day
Commencement
Commencement--Medical School
Computing Center

6 Controller
Credit Union
Dale, Sir Henry--Visiting Professor
Danforth Foundation
Dean of Students
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Diplomas
Drug Project (Confidential)
The Pharmacology of Important Drugs
Earth and Planetary Sciences
East Baltimore Medical Plan
Education, Department of
EDUCOM
Eisenhower Medal
Eisenhower Papers
Eisenhower Symposium
Electrical Engineering
Endowment Fund (Confidential)
Endowments--Restricted
Engineering, Department of
English, Department of
Entertainment Policy
Entrance Fee
Estates (Confidential)

7 Evening College--Advisory Board
Evening College--General
Evergreen House Foundation
Facilities Appraisal Project
Faculty Records (Confidential)
Federal Aid to Higher Education
Federal Information
Festival 1972
Finance Committee
Financial Aid, Office of
Financial Statements, JHU
Financial Report

8 Fitzgerald Manuscript
Ford Foundation
Fund--Arts and Sciences Proposals
Fund--Associates Program
Fund--Garland (Confidential
) Fund--Homewood Gifts (Confidential)
Fund--Hygiene Gifts (Confidential)
Fund--Medicine Gifts (Confidential)
Fund--SAIS Gifts (Confidential)
Fund--Unrestricted Gifts (Confidential)
Fund--Mrs. Dulaney W. Balch (Confidential)
Fund--Arthur Vining Davis Foundation (Confidential)
Fund--Hodson Trust (Confidential)
Fund--Kresgee Foundation (Confidential)
Fund--Mellon Foundation (Confidential)
Fund--National Resources Committee
Fund--Prospect Review (Confidential)

9 Fund--Reports
Fund--Small Foundation Luncheon/Conference
Fund--Stafford, Edward S.
Fund--Student Support Program
Fund--Surdna Foundation (Confidential)
Garland Building
General Assembly
General Electric
Geography and Environmental Engineering, Department of
Geology, Department of
German, Department of
Good Samaritan Hospital
Good Samaritan Hospital--Dedication of Thomas O'Neill
Laboratories
Goucher/Hopkins Cooperation
Governance--Homewood Graduate Division--Proposed New Center
Greater Homewood Community Project
Haas, Dr.
Hampton House
Handbook, JHU
Harris, Tom (Confidential)
Health Care Programs, Office of
Health Services, School of--Advisory Board
Health Services, School of--Foundation Visit
Health Services, School of--General
High School Students--Early Admission
History, Department of
History of Art, Department of
History of Science, Department of
Home Financing
Homecoming

10 Homewood Apartments
Homewood Dining Facilities
Homewood Facilities
Homewood House
Honorary Degrees
Horizon Fellowship Fund, Inc. (Confidential)
Hospital Committee on Personnel
Hospital, Johns Hopkins
Hospitality Program for Foreign Students and Fellows
Housing Program
Howe, Dr. Howard A. (Confidential)
Humanities Center
Hygiene--A.I.D.
Hygiene--Departments
Hygiene--General
Indirect Costs
Installation of Steven Muller as President
Institute of International Education
International Association of Universities
International Club
Investments
Investments--South Africa
Ivy League Group
Jewish Students Association
Joint Administrative Agreement

11 Kenan, William--Trust
Kennedy Institute
Kennedy Lectureship
Law School
Levering Hall
Levering Hall--Chaplain's Office Advisory Board
Levering Hall--Chaplain's Office Budget
Levering Hall--Food Services
Library, Milton S. Eisenhower
Long Range Planning--Medicine
McCollum-Pratt Institute (Confidential)
Magazine, Johns Hopkins
Maryland Academy of Sciences
Maryland Association for Higher Education
Maryland Authority
Maryland Council on Higher Education--Annual Report

12 Maryland Council on Higher Education--General
Maryland Independent Colleges and Universities Association
Maryland Institute College of Art
Maryland State Aid
Maryland, State of
Maryland State Board of Education--College Trustees' Board
Maryland State Department of Education
Maryland, University of
Mathematics, Department of
Mautner, F. I. (Confidential)
Mechanics, Department of
Medical Society
Medicine--Admissions Policies Committee
Medicine--Advisory Board
Medicine--Animal Care
Medicine--Baltimore City Hospitals
Medicine--Bard Portrait
Medicine--Collaborative Perinatal Perinatal Project
Medicine--Committee on Medicine and Human Biology
Medicine--Controlled Substance Act of 1970
Medicine--Council of Medical School
Medicine--Dean
Medicine--Dean--Search (Confidential)
Medicine--Financial Data
Medicine--General

13 Medicine--Howard Hughes Advisory Board
Medicine--Human Resources Development Foundation
Medicine--Incentive Plan
Medicine--Israel Medical Exchange Program
Medicine--Medical Planning and Development
Medicine--Microbiology
Medicine--Neurological Science Council
Medicine--Organization
Medicine--Perlin File (Confidential)
Medicine--Private Patients Clinics
Medicine--Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Department
Medicine--Radiology
Medicine--Reimbursement for Professional Services
Medicine--St. Andrews
Medicine--Search for Chairman of Medicine
Medicine--Security
Medicine--Traylor Building
Medicine--Vice Presidency, Proposal for
Medicine--Zierler Paper
Mergenthaler, Ottmar
Metropolitan Planning and Research, Center for
Middle States Association
Military Recruitment
Morgan State College
Morris Mechanic Foundation
Mudd, Seely G.--Foundation
National Academy of Sciences
National Council of Independent Colleges and Universities
National Endowment for the Humanities
National Science Foundation
Near Eastern Studies, Department of
Newberry, George C. (Confidential)
News-Letter, JHU
Nixon Library
Nichols House

14 Nursing School
Nursing School Advisory Board
Oncology Program
Operations Research, Department of
Orientation
Park Building Dedication
Parking--Medical Area
Personnel (Confidential)
Personnel Services
Philosophy, Department of
Physical Plant Planning
Physics, Department of
Placement Office
Political Science Department
President's Memos
President Muller's Inauguration
President's Search and Selection Advisory Group
Press, JHU
Press Releases--Homewood
Property Taxation
Provost--Candidates (Confidential)
Psychology, Department of
Public Image of Johns Hopkins
Public Information
Red Cross, Baltimore

15 Rhodes Scholarship Trustee Committee
Rogers House
Roll Call
Romance Languages
ROTC (Reserve Officers' Training Corps)
School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS)
SAIS--Bologna Center
SAIS--Canadian Studies Center
SAIS--Conference for Corporation Executives
SAIS--Fundraising
SAIS--Future of International Studies
SAIS--Washington, DC
Secretary of the University
Shriver Hall Concert Series
Smithsonian Institution
Social Organization of Schools, Center for
Social Relations Department
Society of Scholars
Southern History, Institute of
Special Events
Spelman Villa
Sponsored Research Office
Statistics Department
Strider Memorial
Student Affairs
Student Records (Confidential)
Student Council
Student Facilities
Student Fees

16 Student Health Service
Student Intern Program
Student Loans
Student Radio Station (WJHU)
Student Senate
Student Union
Taxes
Tenure
Thayer Lecture
Thompson Student Aid Fund
Towson State College
Transportation, Inter-University
Treasurer, University
Trustee Correspondence
Trustees--Foreign Service Educational Fund
Trustee Gifts (Confidential)
Trustees--Queries
Trustee Selection Committee
Trustees--Young Trustee
Tuition
Undergraduate Education

17 Undergraduate Science Bulletin
Union Activity at JHU
United Fund
University Corporation for Atmospheric Research
University-Wide Committee of Faculty
Urban Affairs
Vice President for Administration
Vice President for Homewood Divisions
Vice President for University Affairs
Vice President for University Affairs (Confidential)
Vietnam
Villa Razzolini
Watson, Thomas J.--Fellowships
White, Mrs. Newton H.
Williams Lecture
Women's Club
Wood, Dr. W. Barry, Jr.
Woodworth, Ellery--Memoranda
Writing Seminars Department
Yale Tuition Plan
1000 File

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Series 14

Steven Muller, 1972-1982

Box 1

A-21, 1979-1982
A.B.-M.A. Program, 1972-1977
A.B.-M.D. Program, 1972-1974
ABC News, 1980
Abell, A.S. Company Foundation, 1975-1982
Abortion, 1973
Academic Computing Report, 1981-1982
Academic Cooperative Program, 1973
Academic Council--Ad Hoc Subcommittee, 1978
Academic Council--Arts and Sciences, 1979-1981
Academic Council--General, 1972-1980
Academic Council--Minutes, 1972
Academic Council--Procedures, 1972-1976
Academic Council--Reviews, 1979
Academic Council--School of Health Services, 1975 Academic Deans Conference, 1974
Academic Ethics Board, 1975
Academic History of Johns Hopkins, 1976
Academic Policy Board, 1978
Academic Services, 1977
Academic Status and Goals, 1976
Academy for Educational Development, 1974-1976
Achievement Rewards for Scientists, 1972-1982
ACTION, 1976
Adams, Herbert Baxter--Chair, 1982
Adjunct Professors, 1972, 1974
Administrative Bulletin, 1979
Administrative Meetings, 1972-1976
Administrative Personnel, 1974
Administrative Responsibility, 1978
Administrative Systems, 1973, 1976-1978
Administrative Training Program, 1979-1980
Admissions, 1972-1973
Admissions--Health Services, 1973
Admissions--Homewood, 1972-1982
Admissions--Medical School, 1972-1982

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Admissions Report--Susan Cole, 1978-1979
Admissions--SAIS, 1981
Adventures in Learning, 1976
Advisory Board for the Chaplain's Office, 1976
Affiliations, 1977
Affirmative Action Program, 1972-1982
Agency Based Counseling, 1978
Agency for International Development, 1974
Aging, Office of, 1975
Agnew, Spiro T., 1972-1973
Agress, Lynne J., 1979
Ahmanson Foundation, 1976-1982
Air Quality Control Advisory Council, 1980
Aker, Ahmet, 1980
Alcoa Foundation, 1976-1980
Alcoholism, 1974-1977
Alden, Vernon R., 1975-1976
Alexander, Donald, 1978
Alexander & Alexander, 1980-1982
A-Live Af-Fair, 1976
Allen, Bruce, 1977
Allen, Charles, 1973-1975
Allen, Irene, 1979
Allen, Rita--Foundation, 1976-1977, 1982
Alpha Chi Sigma Fraternity, 1976-1977
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity, 1976-1977
Allied Chemical Foundation, 1981
Allied Health Careers Program, 1972-1974
Alumnae Conference, 1980
Alumni Association, 1972-1982
Alumni Centennial Professor, 1978
Alumni College, 1973-1982
Alumni Conference, 1982
Alumni Correspondence, 1972-1982
Alumni Directory, 1977
Alumni Educators, 1972-1973
Alumni--Hospital, 1975
Alumni--Iran, 1974
Alumni--Italy, 1974
Alumni Information Services, 1979-1981
Alumni Leadership Weekend, 1976-1978
Alumni Legislators, 1973
Alumni Letter, 1972-1982
Alumni--Media List, 1975
Alumni--National Resource Committee, 1978
3
Alumni Relations, Office of, 1972-1982
Alumni--SAIS, 1978-1981
Alumni Schools Committee, 1976
Alumni Tours, 1976
Alumni Trip, 1972-1982
Alumni--Young, 1973
American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 1973-1982
American Association of University Professors, 1972-1979
American Association of State Colleges and Universities, 1977
American Cancer Society, 1979-1981
American Chemical Society, 1975
American City Corporation, 1976
American Civil Liberties Union, 1976, 1980
American College Testing, 1976
American Committee for the U.S.-Japan Culture Center, 1979
American Council of Learned Societies, 1973-1982
American Council on Education (ACE), 1972-1982
ACE--Ad Hoc Committee on Education, 1977
ACE--Administrative Internship Program, 1973-1974
ACE--American Federalism and Institutional Autonomy, 1979
ACE--Athletic Programs, 1979
ACE--Board of Directors, 1977
ACE--Business/Higher Education Forum, 1980-1981
ACE--Commission on International Education Relations, 1978-1979
ACE--Commission on International Relations, 1979
ACE--Compass Course Conference, 1979-1980
ACE--Coordinating Committee, 1976-1977
ACE--Educational Record, 1975
ACE--Energy Task Force, 1981
ACE--Fellowship, 1976-1982
ACE--Meeting, 1973
ACE--Nominating Committee, 1974
ACE--Office of Women in Higher Studies, 1977-1979
ACE--President's Panel on Biomedical Research, 1975-1976
ACE--Title VI, 1973
American Council on Life Insurance, 1981
American Cynamid Company, 1980
American Defense Preparedness Association, 1981
American Educational Research Association, 1977
American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, 1979-1981
American Fund Raising Services, 1976
American Geographical Society, 1976
American Heart Association, 1979-1980
American Hospital Video Network, 1981-1982
American Institute for Contemporary German Studies, 1981-1982
American Jewish Committee, 1979
American Jewish Congress, 1976
American Medical Association, 1978
American Physical Society, 1981
American Revolution Bicentennial, 1975
American School of Classical Studies, 1973
American Society for Engineering Education, 1974
American Society for Metals, 1979
American Telephone and Telegraph, 1979
American University, Washington, DC, 1980
American University, Beirut, Lebanon, 1974-1978
Amoco Foundation, 1974-1982
Amsterdam Student Association for International Relations, 1982
Amtrak, 1979
Anatomy, Department of, 1972-1976
Anderson, Wayne, 1972-1975
Andrews, Mason Cooke, 1972-1973
Anesthesiology, Department of, 1973-1980
Anfinsen, Christian, 1982
Animal Care, 1972-1978
Annenberg, Walter, 1977
Annual Giving--Endowment Fund, 1974-1978
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Annual Giving--Endowment Fund, 1978-1982
Annual Reports, 1972-1979
Anthony, Ralph, 1979
Anthropology, Department of, 1973-1982
Apgar, Virginia, 1974
Appleman, Nathan, 1976-1980
Applestein, Michael S., 1974
Appleton, Dr. Vivia B., 1977-1978
Applications--Fee, 1977
Applied Physics Laboratory (APL)--Advisory Board, 1972-1982
APL--Bostrom, Carl, 1980-1982
APL--Brain Stimulator, 1974
APL--Budget, 1974-1975
APL--CASSIAR (Yacht), 1977
APL--Coast Guard, 1974
APL--Civil Disturbance Plan, 1977
APL--Committee for the Conversion of, 1975-1978
APL--Comprehensive Zoning Plan, 1977
APL--Cosmology Symposium, 1975
APL--Development Fund, 1972
APL--MSE Research Center, 1979-1980
APL--Energy, 1980
APL--Federal Contract Research Centers, 1976
APL--Financial Projection, 1978
APL--Financial Statement, 1975
APL--Fischell, Robert E., 1980
APL--General, 1972-1975

5 APL--General, 1975-1982
APL--Geothermal Energy Development, 1981
APL--Homewood Research Program, 1978
APL--Luke Hopkins Building, 1974-1977
APL--Joint Appointment, 1976
APL--Joint Peace Committee, 1976
APL--Kershner, Richard, 1978
Applied Physics Laboratory (APL)--Kossiakoff, Alexander, 1980-1982
APL--Laboratory Building #8, 1974
APL--Land Use, 1981
APL--McClure, Frank, 1973-1974
APL--McClure, Frank--Fellowship Committee, 1975-1981
APL--Alfred Mann Fund, 1972-1978
APL--Muller's Letter, 1979
APL--Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion, 1977
APL--Onoe Visit, 1976
APL--Operating Budget, 1976-1982
APL--Pacesetter, 1972-1976
APL--William S. Parsons Fellowships, 1973-1982
APL--Patent Policy, 1970
APL--Pension Plan, 1972-1982
APL--Principal Staff, 1972-1982
APL--Reorganization, 1973
APL--Retreat, 1978
5 APL--Salaries, 1977-1980
APL--Senior Fellow, 1981-1982
APL--Silicon Valley, 1980
APL--Space Systems Integration and Test Facility, 1981-1982
APL--Stabilization, 1973-1982
APL--Taxation, 1972-1973
APL--Technical Digest, 1980
APL--Triad Satellite, 1974
APL--Trustees, 1976-1977

6 Applied Physics Laboratory (APL)--Trustees, 1977-1982
APL--Trustee Committee for Howard County, 1973
APL--Tuition Grant Program, 1977
Appreciation Dinner, 1976
Aquarium, 1976-1977
Arab-American Institute, 1978
Archivist, 1973-1982
Armstrong, Rose Marie, 1979-1980
Arndt, Dick, 1980-1981
Arnold, Donald R., 1977
Aron, Susan, 1980-1981
Arrowsmith, William, 1980-1981
Art Commission, 1977
Arts and Humanities Bill, 1976
Arts and Sciences (A/S)--Academic Council, 1977, 1981-1982
A/S--Advisory Council, 1981-1982
A/S--Center Directors, 1976
A/S--Dean, 1976-1981
A/S--Department Chairmen, 1972-1974
Arts and Sciences (A/S)--Faculty, 1972-1982
A/S--General, 1972-1982
A/S--Promotions and Appointments, 1977
A/S--Proposals, 1972-1977
Ashby, Lord Eric, 1976
Asmis, Jane Decker, 1980-1981
Asper, Dr. Samuel P., 1973-1979
Associate Dean of the Homewood Faculties, 1978-1980
Associate Professors, 1972-1980
Associate Provost, 1974
Associated Universities, 1972-1982
Associates Program, 1970-1976

7 Associates Program, 1976-1982
Association of Academic Health Centers, 1978-1981
Association of American Colleges, 1972-1982
Association of American Medical Colleges, 1974-1982
Association of American Universities (AAU), 1972-1982
AAU--Committee on Science and Research, 1982
AAU--Committee on Graduate Education, 1978-1979
7 AAU--Commonwealth Universities in Edinburgh, 1972-1973
AAU--Council on Federal Relations, 1972-1978
AAU--Electronic Mail, 1982
AAU--Equipment Survey Visit, 1980
AAU--Executive Committee, 1981-1982
AAU--Finance Committee, 1974-1975
AAU--Health Manpower Committee, 1975
AAU--Health Policy Committee, 1977-1981
AAU--Meetings, 1972-1981
AAU--Membership Committee, 1981
AAU--Nominating Committee, 1981
AAU--West German Rectors Conference, 1979-1982
Association of Governing Boards, 1973-1981
Association of Graduate Schools, 1979
Association of School Business Officials, 1981
Association of Science-Technology Centers, 1977
Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy, 1982
Athletic Center, 1972-1982
Athletics, 1976-1978
Atlantic History and Culture, 1973-1974
Atlantic Richfield and Company (ARCO) Foundation, 1975-1982
Atlantic Studies Program, 1981-1982
Atwell Report, 1972
Audio-Visual Program, 1976
Audio-Visual Services, Division of, 1974-1975
Audit Committee, 1977-1979
Austrian, Mrs. Charles, 1978
Automobile Leasing, 1977-1980
Automobile Mileage Allowance, 1978
Azcarate, Manuel, 1978
Azrael, Louis--Fellowship in Communications, 1982
B.A.-M.D. Program, 1978
B.A.-Ph.D. Program, 1977-1978
Backas, Jim, 1980
Baer, Eric, 1979-1980
Baetjer, Norman, 1975
Baetjer, Mrs. Norman, 1975

8 Bahlke, Mrs. W. H., 1979
Baird, David, 1972-1976
Baker, Dr. Benjamin M., 1973-1977
Baker, Henry, 1975
Baker, R. C., 1977
Baker, William G., Jr.--Memorial Fund, 1977-1978
Bakke Case, 1977-1979
Baldwin, Rignal Woodward, 1976
Ball, Ed, 1977
Balk, Robert--Fellowship Fund, 1973
Baltimore Aquarium, 1979 [SEE ALSO: Aquarium]
Baltimore Braille Association, 1980
Baltimore/Bologna, 1977
Baltimore Charter Revision Commission, 1974
Baltimore, City of, 1973-1982
Baltimore City Art Commission, 1976
Baltimore City Bicentennial Committee, 1975-1976
Baltimore City Fair, 1973-1974
Baltimore City Fire Department, 1977
Baltimore City Health Department, 1978
Baltimore City Hospital, 1972-1982
Baltimore City Medical Society, 1976
Baltimore City Police Department, 1977
Baltimore City Professional Standards Review Organization, 1979
Baltimore City Rent Control, 1979
Baltimore City Zoo, 1974-1977
Baltimore Colts, 1980
Baltimore Community Foundation, 1980
Baltimore Council for International Visitors, 1974-1978
Baltimore Council on Foreign Relations, 1978-1981
Baltimore County Chamber of Commerce, 1980
Baltimore County Internship Program, 1975
Baltimore Economic Development Corporation, 1975
Baltimore Gas and Electric Company, 1980
Baltimore Hebrew College, 1971-1976
Baltimore Hilton, 1982
Baltimore Jewish Council, 1976-1977
Baltimore Literacy Commission, 1981-1982
Baltimore Museum of Art, 1975-1981
Baltimore Office of Promotion and Tourism, 1979
Baltimore Promotion Council, 1974
Baltimore Science Fair, 1976
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, 1973, 1977
Baltimore University, 1973-1980
Banco Urquijo, 1977-1979
Band, JHU, 1973-1980
Bankamerica Foundation, 1980-1982
Bard, Dr. Philip, 1978
Bari, University of, 1981
Barn, JHU, 1972-1982
Barnes, W. Thomas, 1973
Barondess, Jeremiah Abraham, 1976-1980
Barton-Gillet Company, 1975-1982
Barton, Stevens & Massarsky, Ltd., 1981-1982
Basic Education Opportunity Grant (BEOG), 1976
Basic Science Committee, 1975-1976
Bassett, Susan Adelaide--Estate, 1977
Baxley, William Brown--Memorial Fund, 1975-1979
Bay College of Maryland, 1976
Bayne-Jones, Mrs. Stanhope, 1972-1974
8 Beall, J. Glenn, 1976
Beaty, Ira O., 1981-1982
Beaumont, Richard A., 1976-1978
Beaumont Task Force, 1976
Becton Dickinson and Company, 1980-1981
Behavioral Sciences, 1973-1982
Belfer, Peter--Laboratory, 1981
Belknap Family Scholarship Fund, 1974
Bellmon, Henry, 1978
Bendann, Maurice--Trust, 1979
Benedum, Claude Worthington--Foundation, 1978
Beneficial Management Corporation, 1976-1978
Benton, George, 1977-1978
Bequests and Estates, 1975-1979
Bernheim, Bertram, Jr., 1976
Bernstein, Leonard, 1980-1982
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity, 1974
Bethlehem Steel Corporation, 1978-1981
Bickert, Don, 1979
Biegel, Joseph D., 1980
Billings, John Shaw, 1976
Biochemical and Biophysical Sciences, 1973
Biochemistry, Department of, 1979
Biological Sciences Task Force, 1978
Biology/Biophysics Site Study, 1974
Biology, Department of, 1972-1981
Biology Building Borrowing, 1976
Biology--Ralph O'Connor Chair, 1975
Biology--Phase II Construction, 1979-1981
Biology--Phase III Construction, 1980-1982
Biomedical Engineering, Department of, 1973-1981

9 Biomedical Research, 1979-1981
Biomedical Research Institute, 1973
Bio-Organic Chemistry, 1975
Biophysics, Department of, 1973-1982
Biospherics, 1979
Biostatistics, 1972-1981
Biotechnological Institute, 1981-1982
Black Alumni, 1979
Black Businessmen's Association, 1976-1977
Black Professionals, 1972
Black & Decker, 1974
Black Student Organization at Medical School, 1972-1974
Black Student Newsletter, 1972
Black Students, 1974
Black Student Union, 1973-1977
Blake, Ken, 1980
Blaustein, Jacob--Chair in International Organizations, 1974-1975
Blaustein, Morton K., 1975-1979
Bledsoe, Dr. Turner, 1973-1977
Blinken, Donald M., 1977
Bloom, Harold, 1981
Blue Key Society, 1973-1975
Bluemle, Lewis W., 1976
Blum, Irving--Memorial Fund, 1976-1978
Blythewood Road, 1981-1982
Board of Public Works, 1978
Boas, George, 1980
Bologna Center Program, 1976
Bologna Center Year-Abroad Program, 1974-1977
Book Center, 1981
Boone, J. R. Herbert, 1977-1982
Boorstin, Daniel J., 1977
Booth Ferris Foundation, 1976-1977
Booz-Allen and Hamilton, Inc., 1979
Bordley, Mrs. James, 1979
Bosch, Robert--Foundation, 1981-1982
Boschwitz, Rudy, 1978
Bourne, William--Estate, 1973
Bourne, Dr. Samuel, 1980
Bowie, Robert C., 1977
Bowie State College, 1973-1977
Bowman Papers, 1975-1976
Boy Scouts, 1973-1976
Bozzelli, Andrew J., 1977-1980
Brady Institute, 1973-1979
Brain, John V., 1977
Brauer, Mrs. Robert, 1980
Brazil Symposium, 1972
Brennan, Teresa, 1980-1981
Brenner, Harvey, 1977
Brinn, Lawrence, 1975-1976
Bristol-Myers Company, 1976-1982
Broadway Development Corporation, 1976, 1982
Broadway Management, 1969-1982
Brogden Memorial Lecture, 1974
Brookings Institution, 1981
Brown Foundation, 1975-1978
Brown, George R., 1973-1974
Brown Infirmary, 1974
Brown, Mrs. John Nicholas, 1975
Brown University, 1978-1979
Browne, Michael, 1980
Brownell, Herbert, 1975-1976
Buchwald, Art, 1977
Buck-A-Day Program, 1981
Buckel, Larry, 1978
Budget Officer for University Administration, 1973
Budgets, 1974-1979
10 Budgets, 1979-1982
Budgets--Ad Hoc Faculty Committee, 1974-1982
Budgets--Arts and Sciences, 1972-1975
Budgets--Central Administration, 1973-1974
Budget Committee, 1972
Budget Director, 1973
Budgets--Evening College, 1974-1975
Budgets--Expenditures, 1972
Budgets--Guidelines, 1972
Budgets--Hospital, 1973-1974
Budgets--School of Medicine, 1972-1974
Budgets--Metro Center, 1974
Budgets--Planning Committee, 1980-1982
Budgets--Reports, 1973
Budgets--SAIS, 1972-1975
Budgets--Wage and Salary Guidelines, 1975
Bufano Sculptures, 1976-1982
Buildings and Grounds Committee, 1972-1982
Buildings and Grounds Committee--Meeting, 1073-1981
Bulletin of the History of Medicine, 1979
Bunsel, Mr., 1978
Burbage, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I., 1976
Burke, Walter, 1981
Burroughs Wellcome Fund, 1982
Bus Service, 1978
Business Policy, Director of, 1977-1978
Business Roundtable, 1977
Business Services, 1972-1975
Business Week, 1981
Butcher Hill Project, 1979
Butcher Hill Project--Breakfast, 1979
Butler, Matthew, 1981-1982
By-Laws, 1973-1974
Cabinet Meetings, 1973-1975
Cable TV, 1972, 1980-1982
Cafritz Foundation, 1978
Cahan, Herb, 1977
Calendar, 1970-1980
Callander, John N., 1976-1978
Calley, John N., 1975
California, University of, 1979-1980
Calspan Corporation, 1976
Campus Roads, 1974-1975
Cancer Center, 1974-1979
Cancer Center--Beaumont Review, 1978
Cancer Center--Dedication, 1976-1977
Cancer Center--Funding, 1978-1979
Cancer Center--Joint Committee, 1977
Capital Accounts, 1975
Capital Budget Projects, 1973-1977
Capital Campaigns, 1979
Capital and Compensation Planning Associates, 1976-1977
Capital Gift Drives, 1975
Capital Projects, 1976-1978
Capitation, 1978-1980
Capitation Grants, 1976-1977

11 Capitation Grants, 1977-1978
Cardiology, 1973-1978
Cardiorespiratory Council, 1972-1974
Cardozo Report, 1974
Carlson, Dennis, 1980
Carnacini, Tito, 1976
Carnegie Corporation of New York, 1972-1981
Carnegie Council on Policy Studies, 1977-1978
Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, 1975-1982
Carnegie Institution of Washington, 1978-1981
Carnegie Task Force on Collective Bargaining in Higher Education, 1975
Carre, Paul D., 1976
Carrillo, Santiago, 1977
Carroll, Douglas G., Jr.--Loan Fund, 1976
Carter, Hawley, Hale Stores, Inc., 1976
Carter, Robert, 1979
Carver, David J.--Professorship, 1973-1974
Case, Richard, 1976-1981
Casey, Harry, 1976
Casperson, Finn M. W., 1979-1982
Castillo, Eugenio, 1976
Catalogues, 1972
Catholic Campus Ministry, 1978
Catholic Center, 1977-1978
Cebra, John, 1977
Cell Biology and Anatomy, 1977
Cell Biology Council, 1977
Centennial--Advisory Committee, 1973-1974
Centennial--Alumni Area, 1974-1975
Centennial Ball, 1975-1976
Centennial--Baltimore Alumni Campaign, 1975
Centennial--Banquet, 1975-1976
Centennial--Barton, David, 1972-1973
Centennial--Board Meeting, 1973-1975
Centennial--Brochure and Publicity, 1972-1976
Centennial--Budget, 1972-1975
Centennial--Cachet, 1975-1976
Centennial--Calendar, 1975
Centennial--Campaign, 1976
Centennial--Cummunications Program, 1972-1973
Centennial--Clinical Faculty Solicitation, 1974-1975
Centennial--Concert, 1976
Centennial--Convocation, 1975-1976
Centennial--Crystal, 1976-1977
Centennial--Dinners, 1973-1976
Centennial--Emeriti Interviews, 1973-1974
Centennial--Fellows, 1975
Centennial--Film, 1973
Centennial--General, 1976
Centennial--History, 1973-1975
Centennial--Hutzler Calender, 1974-1975
Centennial--Joint Development, 1973-1974
Centennial--Ketchum, David S., 1972-1976
Centennial Medal, 1975-1977
Centennial--Medical Staff Campaign, 1975
Centennial--Metropolitan Baltimore Campaign, 1973-1976
Centennial--Muller's Symposium, 1975-1976
Centennial--National Campaign, 1974-1975
Centennial--National Chairmen, 1972-1973
Centennial--New York Office, 1975-1976
Centennial--Opening Ceremony, 1973-1976
Centennial--Oral History, 1975
Centennial--Pilot Campaign, 1974
Centennial Pin, 1975-1976
Centennial--Planning, 1972-1975
Centennial--Poem, 1975
Centennial--Programs, 1976
Centennial--Proposals, 1975-1976
Centennial--Prospects and Solicitations, 1972-1976

12 Centennial--Quilt, 1976-1979
Centennial--Reports,1975-1976
Centennial Scholars Selection Committee, 1976
Centennial Scholars Symposia, 1976
Centennial Sculpture Committee, 1972-1976
Centennial Symposium, 1976
Centennial--TV Series, 1973
Centennial--Vice Chairmen, 1973
Center Club, 1975
Center for Advanced Studies in the Visual Arts, 1981-1982
Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate, 1981
Center for Brazilian Studies, 1979
Center for Developmental Disability, 1977
Center for Family Planning Program Development, 1973
Center for Hospital Finance and Management, 1980
Center for Noise and Sound Research, 1975
Center for Planning, 1975
Center for the Social Organization of Schools, 1974-1982
Center for Special Education, 1980
Center for the Critically Ill Patient, 1980
Center for the History of Moral and Political Thought, 1982
Central Intelligence Agency, 1977
Centrex II, 1976
Chafetz, Morris E., 1975-1978
Chairs, 1981-1982
Chamberlain, Bart, 1980
Channon, Robert, 1977
Chaplain's Office, 1972-1982
Chaplain's Office Advisory Board, 1972-1978
Chaplain's Office Advisory Board--Meetings, 1975-1976
Chapman, Earle M., 1978
Charitable Remainder Unitrusts, 1973-1976
Charles Center Inner Harbor Management, 1974
Chemical Carcinogens, 1976
Chemical Engineering, Department of, 1979-1981
Chemistry, Department of, 1972-1982
Chemistry--D. Mead Johnson Chair, 1975
Chemistry Renovation Update, 1978
Chesapeake Bay Country Proposal, 1976
Chesapeake Bay Foundation, 1974-1980
Chesapeake Bay Institute, 1973-1981
Chesapeake Bay Research Consortium, 1972-1978
Chessie Systems, Inc., 1974-1982
Chicago, University of, 1972-1981
Children's Defense Fund, 1975
Children's Hospital, 1980-1982
Children's Medical and Surgical Center, 1973-1981
Children's Summer Camp, 1977
Child Development Study, 1974
Chile, 1973-1977
China (Taiwan), 1979
Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences, 1980
Chinese Studies, 1977
Cholesterol, 1974
Christmas Party, 1973-1974
Chronicle of Higher Education, 1976
Churchill Scholarship, 1975, 1979
Cities Service Foundation, 1973
Citizens Conference on State Legislators, 1973-1975
Citizens Leagueof Baltimore, 1980
City Council Bill Number 50, 1980
Civetta Villa, 1973
Civil Engineering/Materials Science and Engineering, 1979-1982
Civiletti, Benjamin, 1979-1982
Clark, Deena, 1974
Clark, Edna McDonnell--Foundation, 1973-1981
Clark, Hays, 1976
Clark, James M., 1974
Clark, John M., 1977
Clark, Robert Sterling--Foundation, 1976

13 Classics, Department of, 1972-1982
Classifiation and Salary Plan, 1975
Clifton Dedication, 1977
Clinic, Johns Hopkins, 1973
Clinical Functions, Technological Support for, 1974
Clinical Pharmacology, 1973-1981
Clinical Practice Elements, 1973-1975
Clinical Scholars Program, 1973
Clough, Paul W.--Trust, 1982
Club, JHU, 1972-1981
Cockrell, J. Robert, Jr., 1979
Coeducation--Homewood, 1972
Coffey, Donald S., 1980
Cold Spring Project, 1974
Cole, Susan, 1977-1979
Coleman, D. Jackson, 1978
College Board Regional Office, 1976
College Entrance Exam Board, 1972-1980
College Federal Council for Southern California, 1975
College Organization Committee, 1976
College Research Center, 1974
College Retirement Home, 1980
College Venture Program, 1979
College Work Study Program, 1974
Colman Lectureship, 1980
Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS), 1976
CBS Foundation, 1976
Columbia Hospital, 1972
Columbia Hospital--Regional Planning Council, 1972
Columbia Hospital--Trustees Meeting, 1972
Columbia Hospital and Clinics Foundation, 1972-1974
Columbia Hospital and Clinics Foundation--Trustees Meetings, 1973-1974
Columbia Medical Center, 1973
Columbia Medical Center--Dedication and Symposium, 1973
Columbia Medical Plan, 1972-1975
Columbia University, 1975-1978
Columbia University School of Law, 1976
Combined Cancer Endowment, 1981-1982
Commemoration Day, 1972-1982
Commencement, 1972-1979

14 Commencement, 1979-1982
Commencement--Formal Ceremony, 1974
Commencement--Undergraduate Ceremony, 1974
Commerce and Industry Combined Health Appeal, 1978
Commission for Historical and Architectural Preservation, 1975
Commission on International Education, 1982
Commission on Private Philanthropy and Public Needs, 1974
Commission on the Humanities, 1979
Commission on U.S.-Brazilian Relations, 1979
Committee for Corporate Support of Private Universities, 1977-1981
Committee for Economic Development, 1979-1982
Committee on Governmental Relations, 1979
Committee on Scholarly Communication with the Peoples Republic of China, 1979
Committee to Defeat Birth Defects, 1976
Common Cause, 1972-1973
Commonwealth Fund, 1972-1982
Communications, 1972-1973
Community Affairs, 1977-1982
Community College of Baltimore, 1972-1980
Community Conversations, 1973-1976
Community Foundation of the Greater Baltimore Area, Inc., 1980
Community Relations Commission, 1978
Community Relations Office--East Baltimore, 1974
Comparative Medicine, Department of, 1975
Comparative Medicine, Division of, 1976-1980
Compensation Program, 1973
Complaints Regarding Fraternities, 1978
Comprehensive Examination, 1976
Compound Redevelopment, 1973
Computer Policy, 1972-1975
Computerized Financial Report, 1976
Computers--Homewood, 1972-1978
Computing Center, 1979-1981
Computing Center--Medical Area, 1973
Computing--Graphics Computing Laboratory, 1980
Conference Board of Associated Research Councils, 1980
Congress on Racial Equality (CORE), 1973
Congressional Correspondence, 1976-1982
Cone, Sydney M., 1980
Conner, William C., 1978
Consortium for Graduate Study in Management, 1981
Consortium for International Research and Exchange, 1981
Consortium on Financing Higher Education, 1975-1982
Consulting Policy, 1977
Continental Can, Inc., 1976
Continuing Education, 1976-1979
Continuing Medical Education, 1973-1976
Control Data Corporation, 1982
Controlled Substances Act, 1976

15 Controller, JHU, 1972-1978
Conversation Series, 1979
Cook, A. Samuel, 1975
Cooke, C. Wythe and Madge Lane Funds, 1979
Cooley, Denton A. Center, 1974-1981
Cooperative Care Hospitals of America, Inc., 1982
Coordination of JHMI, 1973
Copeland, Lammot Du Pont, 1980
Copperweld Corporation, 1974
Copyright Law, 1977-1978
Core Curriculum, 1978-1982
Coriden, Guy, 1976
Cornell University--Medical College Visitation, 1980
Corner, Dr. George W., Sr., 1979
Corning Glass Works Foundation, 1979
Corporate Health Symposium, 1976
Cosmetic, Toiletries and Fragrances Association, 1981
Cost of Living Council, 1973-1974
Cost Sharing, 1975
Coulter, Wallace and Joseph, 1979
Council for Advancement and Support of Education, 1975-1982
Council for Financial Aid to Education, 1975-1981
Council for the Advancement of Small Colleges, 1976
Council on Foreign Relations, 1974-1975
Council on Wage and Price Stability, 1980
Councilmanic Program, 1976
Counseling and Psychiatric Services, 1973-1982
Cousteau Society, 1979
Cover, Nelson, 1980
Cowen, William Maxwell, 1976
Cox, Roger, 1979
Crab Point Farms, 1978
Credit Union, 1974-1977
Crewe, Leonard Carter, 1978
Cronin, Jeffrey Christough, 1978
Crowder, John E., 1976-1978
Crown, Lester, 1978
Crump, Ralph E., 1977-1978
CSX Corporation, 1981
Cuban Visitors, 1977
Cullen, Bruce F., 1975
Culp, Clifford L., 1976
Culpeper, Charles E.--Foundation, 1978
Cultural and Social Affairs, Committee on, 1977-1981
Cummings, Marcia Boddie, 1975
Cummings, Nathan, 1974-1980
Curriculum Review Process, 1978-1980
Cushing, Harvey--Chair in Neurosurgery, 1981
Custodial Staff, 1978-1979
Cutter Laboratories, 1976-1981
Cutter/Miles, 1981
Dahlberg, Kristine M., 1981
Dalsemer, Gordon H., 1979
Dalsemer, Leonard, 1974-1981
Dalsheimer, Hugo, 1974-1979
D'Amato, C. Richard, 1981
Dana, Charles A.--Foundation, 1980-1981
Danforth, William H., 1978
Danforth Fellowship Program, 1974-1980
d'Arbeloff, Dimitri V., 1980
Dartmouth Medical School, 1977-1978
Davidson, Stuart W., 1980
Davis, Arthur Vining--Foundation, 1972-1982
Davis, Dr. Hugh, 1976
Dax, Otto J., 1977-1980
Dean of Academic Services, 1981-1982
Dean of Homewood Faculty, 1980-1982
Dean of Students, 1972-1978
Dean--Undergraduate and Graduate Studies, 1978-1982
Debate Council, 1973-1978
Decker, Alonzo, 1975-1982
Decker Center for Economic Education, 1975
Decker Garden, 1977-1981
Decsystem-10, 1975-1976
Deferred Compensation, 1975-1979
Deitch, Kenneth, 1979
De Lamar, Alice Antoinette, 1980
De Lamar, Joseph R., 1980-1981
De La Trobe, John Henry, 1981
Delta Phi Fraternity, 1976
Delta Upsilon Fraternity, 1977
Democratic Conference at Hopkins, 1975
Denton, Lawrence M., 1981
Departmental Reviews, 1978-1980
Departmental Review--Arts and Sciences, 1980
Dermatology, Department of, 1974-1981
Dermatology--Search Committee, 1980-1981
Desegregation Plan, 1974
Designated Funds, 1978

16 Development--General, 1981-1982
Development--Hopkins Capital Campaign, 1982
Development Organization, 1977
Development--Prospects, 1981-1982
Development--Reports, 1981
Development Review Meeting, 1977
Development Workshop, 1980
DeVries, Donald L., 1973
Dick, A. B. Company, 1977
Didusch, W. P. Scholarship and Loan Fund, 1973
Dietze, Gottfried--Paper, 1972
DiGiorgio Corporation, 1977
Diplomas, 1971
Director of Residential Life, 1977
Director of Student Services, 1978
Discrimination, 1973 (Confidential)
Dixon, Fritz, 1976
Distinguished Alumni, 1973
Distinguished Service Professor, 1972-1976
Doccolo, Mario P., 1975-1976
Doherty Charitable Foundation, 1974
Dohme Lectures, 1975
Donner Foundation, 1974
Donors Forum of Chicago, 1980
Donovan, Caroline--Chair, 1981
Dormitory Facilities--Homewood, 1980-1981
Doubleday and Company, 1972
Dreyfus, Camille and Henry--Foundation, 1975-1980
Drugs, 1973-1976
Dryden, Hugh L., Memorial Fund, 1972-1973
Duberg, H. P. John, 1975-1980
Dubin, Charles T., 1981
Duke University, 1974-1978
Duckett, Stephen W. and Thelma, 1982
Dunbar High School, 1975-1979
Dunbar Community School, 1977
Dunning, J. H. Fitzgerald, 1977-1982
Dunning Park, 1977
Dunspaugh-Dalton Foundation, 1979-1981
Du Pont and Company, 1977-1982
Du Pont--Religious Fund, 1978
Du Pont, Willis H., 1981-1982
Duro Test Corporation, 1974
Duval, Robert B., 1978
Dyckman, John W., 1980-1981
Earth and Planetary Sciences, Department of, 1972-1982
Earth Resources Technology Satellite, 1974
Easco Corporation, 1974-1976
East Baltimore, 1975-1977
East Baltimore Campus Housing, 1973
East Baltimore Development, 1975
East Baltimore Redevelopment, 1975
East Baltimore Community Fair, 1975
Eastmet Corporation, 1976
East-West Trade Council, 1977
Eastman Professorship, 1977-1978
Eaton, Cyrus S., 1973
Eby, J. Brian, 1974-1978
Economic Development Council, 1982
Economic Impact, 1973
Economics, 1976
EDUCOM, 1975-1976, 1981
Education, 1973
Education Amendments of 1972, 1974
Education Commission of the States, 1976-1977
Education Department, JHU, 1972-1976
Education, U.S. Department of, 1976-1982
Education Doctorate, 1974
Educational Foundation of America, 1974-1982
Educational Media and Technology Division, 1974
Educational Policy Committee, 1975
Edwards, Dorothy, 1976
Egbert, Larry--Article, 1977
Einstein, Ethel C., 1975
Eisenhower (Dwight) Exchange Fellowships, 1976
Eisenhower (Dwight) Papers, 1972-1982
Eisenhower, Milton S., 1974-1982
Eisenhower, Milton S.--Biography, 1980
Eisenhower, Milton S.--Gifts, 1972-1974
Eisenhower, (Milton) Lecture, 1972
Eisenhower (Milton) Medal, 1972-1981
Eisenhower (Milton) Symposium, 1972-1982
Eizenstat, Stuart E., 1979-1981
Electrical Engineering, 1973-1981
Electrical Engineering--Kouwenhoven Professorship, 1981

17 Eliasberg Family, 1975

Elkes, Dr. Joel, 1977-1978
Elm Trees, 1975
Emergency Medical Services, 1974
Emergency Procedures, 1972-1974
Emergency Temperature Control, 1979
Emeritus, 1972
Employee Benefits, 1979-1981
Employee Complaints, 1980-1982
Employee Dinner, 1973-1976
Employee Health Services, 1972
Employee Recognition Dinner, 1977-1982
Employee Retention Policy, 1973
Endowed Chairs, 1972-1977
Endowed and Unendowed Professorships, 1981
Endowment Fund, 1972-1982
Endowment Investment Pool, 1973-1982
Energy, 1976-1982
Energy Conservation, 1980-1982
Energy, Department of, 1980-1981
Energy--Economy, 1974-1975
Energy Institute, JHU, 1980-1981
Energy Management Report, 1979
Energy Research Committee, 1980
Energy Research, Office of, 1977
Engalitcheff, John, 1973-1977
Engineering, 1974-1975
Engineering Accreditation, 1979-1982
Engineering Advisory Council, 1980-1982
Engineering and Management, 1979
Engineering Dedication, 1979
Engineering Deanship, 1978
Engineering, Department of, 1972-1976
Engineering Development Office, 1978
Engineering Education and Accreditation Committee, 1979
Engineering--Fundraising, 1978-1980
Engineering, G.W.C. Whiting School of, 1977-1982
Engineering, G.W.C. Whiting School of--Funding, 1978
Engineering--Meyerhoff, Joseph--Scholarship Fund, 1979
Engineering Policy Advisory Committee, 1975-1978
Engineering Prospectus, 1978
Engineers' Council for Professional Development, 1979
English, Department of, 1972-1982
Enoch Pratt Free Library, 1980-1981
Entomology, 1977
Entrance Fee, 1973
Environmental Health, Department of, 1981
Environmental Health Issues Advisory Council, 1980-1981
Environmental Health Science, 1973-1975
Environmental Protection Agency, 1974, 1980
Environmental Research Centers, 1979
Environmental Studies Task Force, 1976-1977
Epidemiology, Department of, 1973-1978
Epilepsy Foundation of America, 1979
Equal Employment Opportunity, 1976-1977
Equipment Inventory, 1976
Equitable Life Assurance Society, 1974-1979
Equitable Trust Company, 1975
Ernst & Ernst, 1975
Estates, 1973-1975
Ethics Board, 1981
Ethics and Public Policy Board, 1978-1980
Ettinger, Elsie, 1979

18 Ettinger, Richard P., 1976-1979
Eudowood Hospital for Consumptives of Maryland, 1973-1980
Evans, G. Heberton, 1979
Evans, John, 1977-1978
Evening College--Academic Council, 1975-1982
Evening College--Advisory Board, 1972-1974
Evening College--Annual Report, 1978-1980
Evening College--APL Center, 1981
Evening College--Certification of Programs, 1978-1979
Evening College--College and University Planning Institute, 1979
Evening College at Columbia, 1973-1976
Evening College--Consultant's Report, 1977
Evening College--Decker-Watkins Seminars, 1976
Evening College--Engineering, 1975
Evening College--Evaluation Team, 1977
Evening College--Gabor, Stanley, 1982
Evening College--General, 1972-1982
Evening College--Hagerstown, 1978
Evening College--Master of Planning Program, 1972
Evening College--Nursing, 1979-1982

19 Evening College--Seminar for Chief Executive Officers, 1979-1980
Evening College--SAIS, 1976
Evening College--Search Committee, 1981-1982
Evening College--Van Sant Dugdale Symposium, 1977
Evening College--Verhaalen, Roman, 1980-1982
Evergreen--Coin Collection, 1972-1982
Evergreen House, 1975-1982
Evergreen House Foundation, 1972-1976
Evergreen House Foundation, 1976-1982
Evergreen--Inventory, 1974-1981
Evergreen--Loyola Negotiations, 1982
Evergreen--Paintings, 1977-1978
Evergreen--Pertinent Documents, 1977-1978
Evergreen--Rugs, 1975-1976
Executive Compensation, 1973
Executive Retreat, 1974
Executive Round Table, 1977-1978
Executive Women International, 1977-1978
Executives' Secretaries, Inc., 1974-1977
Exxon Education Foundation, 1975-1982
Eye Enucleation Course, 1974
Facilities Appraisal Project, 1973
Facilities, Naming of, 1976-1977
Facility Accessibility for the Handicapped, 1979
Faculty Appointments--Ad Hoc Committee, 1977-1980
Faculty Assembly, 1977
Faculty--Benefits, 1980
Faculty Club, 1976
Faculty Compensation, 1974-1979
Faculty Emeriti, 1976
Faculty Exchange, 1974, 1980
Faculty--Fringe Benefits, 1974

20 Faculty Planning Report, 1978
Faculty Recruitmentand Professorial Appointments, 1977
Faculty Retirement, 1976-1982
Faculty Salaries, 1975-1982
Faculty Teaching and Presence on Campus, 1976
Faculty Tenure, 1974
Fair, Spring, 1972-1978
Fairchild Foundation, 1972-1982
Family Rights and Privacy Act, 1976-1977
Famolare, Joe, 1980
Federal Aid to Higher Education, 1972-1975
Federal Communications Commission, 1978
Federal Liaison, 1972-1973
Federal Relations, 1974-1975
Federal Reserve Board, 1980
Federal Steel Corporation, 1975
Federally Funded Research and Development Centers, 1981
Feer, Dr. G. C., 1980
Fein, Dr. Raski, 1975
Feinberg, Harry, 1980
Feld, Irving, 1976
Feldberg, Theodore M., 1979
Fellowships, 1976
Fellowships in Policy Studies, 1972-1975
Fenselau, Allen, 1979
Ferrante, Reynolds, 1977
Ferris, Booth Foundation, 1979
Festival of Women, 1974
Finance Committee, 1973-1974
Finance Committee--Meetings, 1973-1974
Financial Aid, Office of, 1972-1982
Financial Aid--Funding Level, 1980
Financial Crisis, 1975
Financial Planning Committee, 1976
Financial Report, 1976
Financial Review, Baltimore City Board of, 1979-1980
Financial Statements, 1973-1981
Financing Higher Education in Maryland, 1975
Finch, Walter G., 1977
Fine Arts Collection, 1978
Fink, Arthur C., 1977
First-Refusal Rights, 1981
Fitzgerald, Edwin R., 1980

21 Fitzgerald, Zelda--Drawings, 1975
Fleischmann, Max C.--Foundation, 1975-1980
Flight Insurance, 1976
Flu Vaccinations, 1976
Fluidix Corporation, 1981
Folger Institute, 1974
Food Service Committee, 1972-1981
Ford Foundation, 1972-1982
Ford, Kathleen, 1980
Ford, Michael J., 1976-1977
Ford Motor Company Fund, 1974
Foreign Affairs Conference, 1974
Foreign Language Requirements, 1977
Foreign Scholarships, Board of, 1973
Foreign Service Educational Foundation--Board of Trustees, 1979-1980
Foundation Advisory Services, Inc., 1974
Foundation for the International Exchange of Cultural and Scientific Information by Telecommunications, 1981-1982
Foundation for the International Exchange of Cultural and Scientific Information by Telecommunications, 1981-1982
Four-Day Week, 1975
The Four Doctors (painting), 1980
Fox, Hazel A., 1973
France, 1981
Fraternities, 1974
Fraternity/Sorority Bill, 1979
Franklin, Jon, 1980
Franklin Square Hospital/JHU Agreement, 1981
Frederick Cancer Research Center, 1981-1982
Freedom of Speech, 1977
Freeman, Dr.Ruth B., 1981
Frenkil, Victor, 1976, 1979
Freshman Class, 1977
Friedberg, Sidney M., 1977
Friends of the Library, 1980
Fringe Benefits, 1980
Fuel Shortage, 1973-1975
Fulbright Grants, 1979-1981
Fuller, Alvan T., 1978
Fund--Chicago Trip, 1973-1974
Fund Development Priorities, 1977
Fund--Director of Development, 1973
Fund for Johns Hopkins University, 1980-1982
Fund--General, 1972-1981
Fund--Hopkins Capital Campaign, 1980
Fund--National Resources Committee, 1972, 1979
Fund--Perspectives, 1973
Fund--New York Office, 1977-1980
Fund--Organization, 1974
Fund--Prime Prospects, 1972-1981
Fundraising--Medicine, 1980
Fund--Reorganization, 1979-1980
Fund--Report, 1972-1980
Fund--Trips, 1972-1977
Funding of American Higher Education, 1973
Gaintner, Dr. Richard, 1977-1980
Galkin, Elliott W., 1977-1979
Gallagher, Edward J., 1978
Gallagher, Marion J.--Foundation, 1977
Garland Building, 1972-1973
Garland Update, 1980-1982
Garrett, John Work--Scholars, 1981
Garrett, Mary Elizabeth--Chair, 1981
Garrett, Mary Elizabeth--Memorial Room, 1973

22 Garrett, Mary Elizabeth--Symposium, 1979
Garrett, Robert--Fund, 1974
Gazette, JHU, 1972-1981
Gates Foundation, 1977
Gebelein, Conrad, 1980-1981
Geks, Franz J., 1976
General Assembly, 1973-1982
General Assembly--By-Laws, 1972-1976
General Assembly--Committee on Academic Concerns, 1976
General Assembly--Meetings, 1970-1978
General Counsel, 1976-1982
General Electric Company, 1976
General Electric Foundation, 1972-1982
General Funds Banking System, 1978
General Mills, Inc., 1977
General Motors Corporation, 1982-1982
General Motors--Cancer Research Foundation, 1980
General Motors Research Laboratories, 1981
Generic Technology Centers, 1980
Genetics Society of America, 1974-1975
Geographic Medicine, 1978-1979
Geographical Medicine, Council on, 1973-1974
Geography and Environmental Engineering, 1972-1981
Geology, Department of, 1974-1975
Georgetown University, 1981
German Academic Exchange Service, 1972-1982
German Department, 1972-1982
German Historical Research Center, 1978
German Marshall Fund of the United States, 1974-1982
Germany, Democratic Republic, 1980-1981
Germany, Federal Republic of, 1980-1982
Germany--Hamburg, University of, 1980-1981
Germany--Hamburg, University of--Muller's Visit, 1980
Getty Museum, 1978-1982
Giannini Foundation, 1980
Gifts--APL, 1979-1982
Gifts--Centennial, 1972-1981
Gifts--Chesapeake Bay Institute, 1979-1982
Gifts--Engineering, 1979-1982
Gifts--Evening College, 1973, 1977
Gifts--Fine Arts, 1975
Gifts--Health Services, School of, 1973-1976

23 Gifts--Homewood, 1972-1982
Gifts--Hospital, 1972-1982
Gifts--Hygiene and Public Health, School of, 1972-1982
Gifts--Health Services, School of, 1973
Gifts--Medicine, School of, 1972-1982
Gifts--Metro Center, 1976-1982

24 Gifts--Peabody, 1979-1982
Gifts--SAIS, 1972-1982
Gifts--Unrestricted, 1972-1982
Gilman Coffee Shop, 1975
Gilman, Daniel Coit, 1975
Gilman Foundation, 1973
Gilman Lecture, 1972-1977
Gitter, Kurt A., 1978
Glass, Lawrence, 1982
Glee Club, 1971-1977
Glenmede Trust Company, 1973-1982
Goldberger, Melvin S., 1978
Goldfarb, Lawrence R., 1977, 1980
Goldman, Guido, 1979
Goldseker, M. Company, 1977
Goldseker Foundation, 1973-1982
Goldseker, Sheldon, 1980
Goldstein, Louis L., 1977, 1981
Good Samaritan Hospital, 1972-1981
Goodman, Howard C., 1976-1977
Gordon, Douglas H., 1977-1978, 1982
Gottschalk Foundation, 1979
Goucher College, 1972-1982
Goucher/Hopkins, 1973-1974
Government Affairs Committee, 1977-1978
Government Affairs, Office of, 1980-1982
Government Regulation and Academic Freedom, 1976
Governor's Committee to Promote Employment of the Handicapped, 1977
Governor's Science Advisory Council, 1975
Gowie, Dennis, 1977
Grace, W. R. and Company, 1981-1982
Grade Inflation Report, 1976
Graduate Board--Arts and Sciences, 1980
Graduate Education, 1972-1973
Graduate Enrollment, 1975
Graduate Fellowship Program, 1976-1980
Graduate Representative Organization, 1979-1982
Graduate Student Aid, 1971-1974, 1981-1982

25 Graduate Student Association--Medical School, 1974
Graduate Student Loans, 1981
Graduate Student Organization--Homewood, 1974
Gragg, Williford, 1974
Graham, William Axer, 1977
Greater Baltimore, Inc., 1973-1982
Greater Baltimore Medical Center, 1976-1977
Greater Baltimore Minority Purchasing Council, 1976
Greater Homewood Community Project, 1972-1980
Greenberger, Martin, 1980-1981
Greenblatt, Alan, 1980
Greene, Jack P., 1981
Greve, William and Mary Foundation, Inc., 1980
Gruenberg, Ernest M., 1981
Guaranteed Student Loan Program, 1975-1976
Guggenheim, John Simon Memorial Foundation, 1976-1982
Guggenheim, Clarence M. Fund, 1976-1976-1977
Gulf Oil Foundation, 1972-1981
Gutman, L. Cyrus, 1976
Guy, W. Burton and Company, 1978
Guys Hospital, 1979
Gynecology and Obstetrics, Department of, 1972-1978
Hackerman, Willard, 1980-1982
Hackerman, Willard--Chair, 1981-1982
Haggin, Mrs. John, 1980
Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital, 1974
Hain, Jacob L., 1977-1978
Haines, Dorothy S., 1979
Haley, Robert J., 1979-1981
Hall, G. Stanley--Chair, 1981-1982
Hall of Records Commission, 1972-1982
Hallock, Dr. Frances A., 1976
Halpern, Lea--Sculptures, 1980-1981
Halsted Society, 1973-1974
Hamburg, Ferdinand Jr., 1976-1977, 1981-1982
Hamburger, Ferdinand Jr.--Fellowships in Electrical Engineering, 1975
Hammarskjold (Dag) College, 1974
Hammerman, Herman and Belle--Fellowships, 1981-1982
Hammerman, Robert I. H., 1977-1981
Hammond, Frank, 1977
Hampton House, 1972-1981
Handbook, JHU, 1973-1977
Handee, Jack, 1978
Handicap, Nondiscrimination, 1977-1978
Hardy, Janet B., 1981
Harford Community College, 1976
Harper's Magazine, 1981-1982
Harris, Thomas S., 1981-1982
Hartford Foundation, 1974-1980
Hartnack, Carl E., 1981
Harvard University, 1980-1982
Harvey Prize Fund, 1974
Havana, University of, 1980
Havens, Peter, 1978
Haydon, Frederick S., 1977-1980
Hayward, George--Reports, 1972-1974
Health Care Programs, Office of, 1972-1975
Health Care Organization, Department of, 1975-1976
Health, Education and Welfare, U.S. Department of, 1973-1979