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University of Massachusetts Boston 100 Morrissey Blvd Collection: SC-0031 University Archives and Special Collections Joseph P. Healey Library University of Massachusetts Boston 100 Morrissey Blvd. Boston, Massachusetts 02125 [email protected] MAX BLUESTONE PAPERS 1947-1981, bulk 1965-1978 Accession Number: 087-03 Repository: University of Massachusetts Boston. University Archives and Special Collections Creator: Max Bluestone Title: Max Bluestone papers Date [inclusive]: 1947-1981, bulk 1965-1978 Extent: 12 linear feet (nine record cartons, one document case, one legal-sized document case, one newspaper box, and three oversized folders) Language: English Citation: Courtesy of the University Archives and Special Collections Department, Joseph P. Healey Library, University of Massachusetts Boston: Max Bluestone papers Processing Information: Finding aid reviewed by Catherine Shaw, October 2012. Processed by Meghan Bailey and Brook Duchesneau in November 2017. Conditions on Use and Access: This collection is open for research. Copyright: Copyright restrictions may apply. PROVENANCE The papers of the Max Bluestone were donated to University Archives and Special Collections in the Joseph P. Healey Library at the University of Massachusetts Boston in January 1987 by Joanne Bluestone. ARRANGEMENT AND PROCESSING NOTES The original arrangement of folders and original folder titles were retained in most cases. Folder titles created by the archivist and information added to original folder titles are indicated by brackets in the folder list. Student records and duplicates have been removed. The following University of Massachusetts Boston publications have been moved to their own collections: Mass Media, Bulletin, and the weekly Calendar. This collection was used in 1988 for an archives processing project. Students in Jim O’Toole’s class, Introduction to Archival Methods, created processing proposals for the unprocessed collection. BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE Max Bluestone 1926 - 1981 (Ph.D. Harvard University, 1959) became an associate professor of English at the University of Massachusetts Boston in 1965 as a member of the university’s University of Massachusetts Boston University Archives and Special Collections Finding Aid Collection: SC-0031 BLUESTONE founding faculty. Through his committee work, Bluestone was directly involved in policy decisions that concerned not only the English department but also the university as a whole. Bluestone was a member of the following committees: Chancellor of College II and University President searches, New Concepts & Departures, Division of Humanities Personnel, In-Town Site Proposal (chair), Faculty Senate, and Chancellor’s Representative to Inter-University Evaluation of Title I Programs in the Boston Public Schools. Bluestone served on the following English Department committees: Major Program Committee, Executive Committee, Personnel Committee, Recruiting Committee, Plagiarism Committee, and Freshman-Sophomore Program Committee. From 1968-1973, Bluestone was chair of the Ad Hoc Committee on Multiple-Use Structures. In 1971 he served as a consultant to the UMB Institute for Learning and Teaching of the Ford Foundation. Bluestone was active in the Faculty Staff Union serving on the Tenure Committee, Grievance Committee, and Violations of Freedom Committee. Other committees Bluestone served on include: Graduate Studies Committee, Faculty Committee, and Community Educational Needs Committee. Bluestone was also active in the antiwar movement of the 1960s and 1970s. As a Shakespeare scholar, Bluestone corresponded with Sidney Eaton, “Hoelzel,” Seymour Katz, John Bardis, Joel Blair, Irvin Stocks and Dan Owens, for whom he acted as editor, David Ungerer and James Fleming of Prentice Hall Publishing, and David Zesner, editor of the Shakespeare Newsletter. Many of these people sought his advice and editorial expertise. Bluestone was an active writer, editor, and composition teacher. SCOPE AND CONTENT The Max Bluestone papers document the early history of the University of Massachusetts Boston through academic and administrative governance at both the university and college levels. The founding of the English department and formation of the curriculum are also documented in the collection. Most of the papers provide information about the first twelve years of UMass Boston, covering such topics as curriculum, the evolving structure of the university, faculty tenure, including Bluestone’s dispute with the university, and the choice of a permanent site for the campus. A smaller portion of the collection documents Bluestone’s scholarly work and his stand on social issues, particularly the Vietnam War. This collection was used in 1988 for an archives processing project in Jim O’Toole’s class, Introduction to Archival Methods. The student work in box 1, folder 1 contains additional biographical information and a timeline of Bluestone’s life. Materials in this collection include committee minutes, bylaws, agendas, and policies for the Faculty Staff Union, Tenure and Grievance Committee, University Assembly, Faculty Senate, English Department, Personnel Committee, and Senate Executive Committee. Other materials include working papers, reports, syllabi, examinations, course proposals, constitutions, notes, articles written and edited by Bluestone, correspondence, publications, and clippings. 2 | Contact: [email protected] University of Massachusetts Boston University Archives and Special Collections Finding Aid Collection: SC-0031 BLUESTONE CONTAINER LIST Box: 1 1. Bluestone papers student work for Introduction to Archival Methods, Jim O’Toole, 1988 2. [Correspondence re:] Committee on Instruction and Professional Activities (CIPA), English department, 1973-1974 3. English as a Second Language [course descriptions, placement test, program information, evaluation, and exercises], 1973-1975 4. English-advising[/registration] handbook, courses, 1974 5. [Correspondence] Dean-College I [re: policy, activities, year-end summaries], 1973-1975 6. [University] Assembly [correspondence, agenda, proposals, reports], 1973-1974 7. [Correspondence re:] English TCP [Teacher Certification Program], 1974 September 6 8. English department [correspondence, minutes, proposals, constitution], 1974-1975 9. University of Massachusetts Boston Assembly [correspondence, agendas, report, proposal, membership], 1974-1975 10. College I [Executive] Commission, [correspondence, report, minutes], 1973-1975 11. College I Faculty [correspondence and building map], 1973-1975 12. University of Massachusetts Boston [correspondence, English faculty meeting minutes], 1966 May 13. [Organized Labor and Prevention of Youth Crime Project], 1967 March 14. Committee Community Educational Needs [proposals, minutes, correspondence, 0articles, publications], 1967-1969 15. [Faculty] senate agenda, minutes, [correspondence, proposals], 1966-1967 16. [Alec] Campbell [correspondence, TCP minutes, reports], 1969-1972 17. [Eric] Robinson [personnel procedures], 1969-1972 18. Senate minutes, [correspondence, reports, Teacher Certification Program, statements], 1968-1970 19. English department [constitution, correspondence, articles, newsletter, meeting minutes], 1969-1972 20. University memorandums, faculty meetings [correspondence, articles, and Report of the President’s Committee on the Future University of Massachusetts], 1971-1972 21. Tenure and Grievance Committee [correspondence, procedures, meeting minutes], 1964-1971 22. American Association of University Professors Academic freedom and faculty policy papers, [meeting minutes, newsletter], 1962-1968 23. Senate committees and by-laws, new senate, [committee lists], 1970-1971 3 | Contact: [email protected] University of Massachusetts Boston University Archives and Special Collections Finding Aid Collection: SC-0031 BLUESTONE 24. Senate personnel report, 1967 25. Ad hoc committee/faculty personnel [correspondence, lists], circa 1966 November 9 26. Senate executive committee [correspondence, Teacher Certification Program, report], 1968-1969 27. [Correspondence, meeting minutes, reports of English department, faculty, University Senate/Assembly, English as a Second Language], 1976-1978 28. [1970 Modern Language Association International Bibliography selection, notes, class exam outline], circa 1970-1977 29. [Exam outlines and notes on tenure], 1977-1978 30. English personnel [evaluations/reviews, promotions, correspondence], 1976-1977 31. English department [meeting minutes, agendas, correspondence], 1975-1977 32. [English department, personnel committee correspondence and policies and procedures], 1976-1977 33. English personnel [correspondence, tenure committee, reports], 1975-1977 34. [Meeting minutes, agenda, correspondence of University Assembly and planning committee statement], 1978 March-April 35. Book orders, 1975-1976 36. [University Assembly, Graduate Council, English department correspondence, statements, reports], 1973-1977 37. [Correspondence, reports, proposal of faculty, English department, Committee of Full Professors], 1962-1976 38. Curriculum review-Knight, 1970 39. Senate Executive [Committee correspondence], 1970-1971 40. College [Curriculum Committee, Thursday’s College, English department meeting minutes, reports, correspondence], 1970-1971 Box: 2 1. American Association of University Professors [minutes, reports, correspondence, members, constitution], 1966-1970 2. American Association of University Professors [report and meeting flyer], 1970-1971 3. Columbia Point-illusion memorandum, [article on University of Massachusetts
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