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PRESIDENTS’ FILES

HOROWITZ

Note: President Horowitz’s papers were transferred to the Archives in several segments, in January, July, and September 2005, and work on them was begun in November of that year. They comprised 14 cardboard boxes of about one cubic foot each and four standard five-drawer metal filing cabinets totaling approximately 50 cubic feet. That work was completed in March 2008; but additions were received from the Office of Public Affairs and the President’s Office from time to time during the rest of 2008 and the spring and summer of 2009 and from the Provost’s Office in 2010. Still more was received from Horowitz in June 2011 and from the President’s office in 2012 and 2013. All these additions have been integrated into the existing files.

To the extent possible the papers have been processed in the same way as those of her predecessors, specifically in the selection of folder titles.

Horowitz often used the back of pages of typescript for new notes, drafts of new papers, informal correspondence and the like. Whenever the archivist came across such pages the side containing the unwanted text was crossed out in pencil; but users should be aware of this to avoid confusion as papers are removed from the files and examined.

A list of abbreviations she used frequently is provided here, but it is far from complete: ABA – Applied Behavior Analysis AFP – Association of Fund-Raising Professionals APA – American Psychological Association APF – American Psychological Foundation APS – American Psychological Society CGS – Council of Graduate Schools COGDOP – Council of Graduate Departments of Psychology HDFL – Human Development and Family Life (a division within the University of Kansas) ICIS – International Conference on Infancy Studies Jnl – Journal (used in parentheses after a journal title) KID Project – Kansas Infant Development Project KU – University of Kansas NASULGC – National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges NBAS – Neonatal Behavioral Assessment Scale NICHHD – National Institute of Child Health and Human Development NIH – National Institutes of Health PITS – People in the Street SRCD – Society for Research in Child Development

[revised and updated as of November 24, 2014] GSUC ARCHIVES V-C Presidents’ Files / Horowitz

Articles, Speeches and Other Writings

The full texts of Horowitz’s articles, speeches and other writings are filed chronologically in eight loose-leaf binders. (The typescript of a 1975 monograph edited by Horowitz, to which she contributed several chapters, is filed in a separate container shelved between the 1970s and 1980s binders.) Drafts, revisions and accompanying correspondence are filed with one copy of the final full text under appropriate subject headings in the appropriate subgroup. However, for a few articles or speeches there may be neither a copy nor even any reference under the subject. Also, there is no certainty that this compilation includes absolutely all the articles, speeches and other writings of Horowitz’s prolific career.

The same item may appear here, with variations, as a conference paper, a journal article, and a chapter in a book, under different dates. An effort has been made to bring the several versions together if possible.

A few reprints or extra copies may be filed with the originals in these binders.

GSUC Archives V-C Presidents’ Files / Horowitz

Correspondence—Names

Note: Papers are filed here only if there is no identifiable subject or if the named person is the subject. Otherwise, papers by or about specific persons are filed in Correspondence—Subjects under relevant headings denoting their fields of activity or the organizations to which they belonged. There are no cross-references from here or other indicators to that effect.

For several persons there are brief notes about material of special interest contained in their files, i.e., papers other than routine reports, greetings, condolences, notices of appointments, and the like.

Many papers are missing: letters to which Horowitz replied, her replies to letters received, replies to her letters, enclosures mentioned in correspondence, etc. Some of these may have been passed on to other people to handle; others may have been discarded deliberately in the course of weeding the files. A special problem is presented by e-mail because the sender’s and recipients’ names may not always be given in full or because it may go to numerous addressees at once.

Another problem is due to Horowitz’s habit of addressing people by their first names without indicating, somewhere on the document, what their last names are. Most of these documents are properly filed in Correspondence—Subjects; in many others the people could be identified by the Archivist. In the few remaining cases the documents are filed in the Personal Materials subgroup, under “Unidentified or Fragmentary Papers.”

Abadi, Alberto, and Anita de Benaim 1993, 1994 Aber, Lawrence 2003 Aciman, Andre 2004 Acrivos, Andreas 2002 Ahamed, Syed V. 1992 Aitchison, Robert A. 1977 Aleksandrowicz, Dov 1974 Alexander, Hanan 2001 Alexander, Meena 1996, 2003 Alfano, Robert R. 1993-1999, 2002, 2004 Alford, Robert 2003 Allen, Ace 1993 Allen, Maxine Denar 1976 Al-Shoosh, Taysier 1992 Altfest, Karen and Lewis 1997, 1998, 2001 Altman, Robert A. 1996 Altschuler, Alan 2002 Alvarez, Lucas 1999 Ambler, David 1995, 1998 Amgott, Milton 2000 Anastasi, Anne 1993 Anastasiow, Nicholas 1992 Anderson, Gene Cranston 1977 Anderson, Richard I. 1993, 1994 Angelou, Maya 1993 Archilla, Gustavo A., and Lokkins, Elmer 2004, 2006 Arenal, Electa 1992, 2003 Arian, Asher 1992, 1994, 1997 Armen, Garo 2003, 2004 Arnow, David 1996 Arnow, Robert H., and Joan 1993, 1995, 1998-2004, 2007 Aronowitz, Stanley 1992 Arons, Michael 1994, 1995 Asad, Talal 1997, 1998 Ascher, Abraham 1992-1994, 2001 Ashkenazi, Zafrira 1974, 1975 Ashton, Jennifer 1976 Atlas, Allan 1992-1994, 1996, 1998-2000, 2003, 2004 Attewell, Paul 1997 Auerbach, Judith 1994, 2001 Auslander, Louis 1997 Austrin, Harvey R. 1992 Avakian, Arlene 1994, 1996 Axenrod, Theodore 2003 Ayala, Victor 1998

Badillo, Herman 1999, 2000 Baer, Donald M. 1982, 2002, 2003, 2006 Text of Horowitz’s chapter of a book honoring Baer, attached to a letter to Aletha Huston; her remembrance of Baer, in Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis ; reprint of his paper “Applied Behavior Analysis” (1982) Bain, David 1992 Ball, Kenneth 1993 Baltes, Paul 1999 Bandura, Albert 2001 Baratz-Snowden, Joan 1977, 1993 Bard, Morton 1997, 1998 Barnett, Jonathan 1995 Barone, Vincent 1994 Barsam, Richard M. 1992-1994 Bartlett, Dede J. 2000 Basile, Dominick V. 1992 Basquin, Peter 2003 Batiuk, Ann W. 1997 Bayless, Pamela 1997 Beal, Valerie Lancaster 2002 Beame, Abraham D. 1995 Bearison, David J. 1994 Beck, Jill 2004 Becker, Samuel 1993 Beer, Kathleen M. 1975 Beilin, Harry 1992 Belin, David W. 1993 Bellush, Jewel 1996 Beninati, Lucy 1998 Bennett, Georgette 1997, 2002 Benstock, Shari 1995 Bergman, Doris 2003 Berkin, Carol 2002 Berlin, Isaiah 1997 Berman, Herbert (Mrs.) (Daisy) 1998 Berman, Marshall 1991, 1992, 1995, 1999, 2000 Bernstein, Lewis 2000 Bernstein, Roslyn 1992 Beshers, James M. 1993 Betz, Margy 1993 Bevan, William 1988, 1994 Beye, Charles Rowan 1992 Bhana, Kastoor (“Kala”) 1972, 1974, 1977, 1993 Biederman, Daniel A. 1996, 2003 Bigel, Jack 1996, 1997 Includes Horowitz’s proposal for an archive of his papers and oral histories and a lectureship or seminar to be named for him (1997) Bildner, Albert and Erlinda 1991-1993, 1996-1998, 2001, 2003, 2005 Includes holiday card with photo of him, his wife and son (undated); and papers about his 90 th birthday celebration (2005) Binn, Moreton 1997 Birenbaum, Helen 1992, 1993 Birnbaum, Sheila L. 1993-1995, 1998, 1999 Bjornsund, Will 2000 Blank, Blanche and Buddy 1995 Blanke, Gail 1996, 1997 Blanksteen, David and Goldie 2002, 2003 Blasius, Mark 2001 Bletter, Rosemarie 1993 Bloch, Florence J. 1991, 1992, 1996 Block, Adrienne Fried 2002 Bloodstein, Oliver 1995 Blumfield, Hanita 2003 Bonilla, Frank 1993 Bonnett, Aubrey W. 2001 Bonnici, John S. 2002 Boothroyd, Arthur 1993, 1999 Borg, Nicholas E. 1996 Boschulte, Alfred F. 1993 Botman, Selma 2005 Bowker, Albert 1992, 1993 Boyce, John C. G., Jr. 2005 Boyd, Beverly 1996 Boyd, Elizabeth 1976 Bracey, Dorothy H. 2004 Brackbill, Yvonne 1974 Bradley, Bill 1992 Bradley, Diane 1998 Braffman, Martin 1999 Braham, Randolph L. 1993, 1994, 2002, 2007 Brakha, Gabriel 1992 Braukmann, Curtis J. 1978 Braverman, Avishay 2002 Brazelton, T. Berry 1972, 1973[?], 1974[?], 1981, 1993, 1995 Brehm, Sharon S. 1994-1996, 2000 Breipohl, Arthur 1977 Bremer, Toby Ruth 1992 Bretz, Lynn, and Janet Hamburg 1992, 1995 Bridenthal, Renate 2003 Brier, Stephen 1998, 2002-2004 Brinkman, Del and Carolyn 1993, 1995 Britt, David W. 1997 Broad, Molly Corbett 1997 Bronstein, Arthur J. 1991 Bronstein, Judith 1995 Bronznick, Shifra 1995 Brook, Barry S. 1994, 1997 Brooks, Gwendolyn 1991 Brooks-Gunn, Jeanne 1976 Brown, Alayne Reilly 1992 Brown, Ian Jarvis 1996 Brown, Josiah H. 2002 Brown, Joyce F. 1993, 1996, 1997 Brown, Milton 1998 Brown, Roscoe C., Jr. 1993, 1994, 1996 Browne, Gail Young 1976 Brownstein, Rachel 1993 Bruck, Ellen J. 1996 Bruck, Meg 1996 Brumberg, Stephan F. 1993 Buallay, Kassim Mohammed 1996 Buck, Karen 1998-2000, 2002 Buckley, Gail and Kevin 2004 Buckley, Nancy M. 1992 Buckley, Robert J. 2005 Buckovich, Michael 2001 Papers about his complaint that his termination by the History Program was due to discrimination Budig, Gene A. and Gretchen 1993, 1994, 1999, 2000, 2004 Budig, Mary Frances 1994 Burden, Amanda 1994 Burden, Carter 1996 Burnshaw, Stanley 1996 Burroughs, William 1997 Byrd, Louise E. 1983 Byrne, Joseph M. 1992, 1996, 2000, 2004

Cairns, Charles and Helen 1996, 2003 Cairns, Robert 1999 Calder, Grace 1994 Calgaard, Ronald 2000 Calvo-Roth, Fortuna 1996, 2003 Canestrari, Ronald 2003 Cannistraro, Philip 1999 Cantwell, Venta 1996 Capek, Mary Ellen 1993 Capelloni, Nelly 1994 Caputo, David 2000 Cardoso, Fernando Henrique 2004 Carell, Monroe, Jr., and Ann 2001, 2003, 2004 Carlin, John 1981 [?], 1994 Carlson, Marvin 1995-1998, 2002-2004 Carlton, Pamela G. 1996, 1998 Caron, Rose F. 1978 Carpenter, C. Jan 1976-1978, 1995 Catell, Robert B. 2004 Caws, Mary Ann 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2003 Chandler, Alice 1998 Chanes, Jerome A. 1994 Chang-Rodriguez, Raquel 1992, 1993 Chappell, Alice M. 1996-1997 Charles, Joseph Yves 1998 Charney, Maurice 2002 Chavel, Isaac 1996 Chebba, Mildred 1993 Chen, Wellington Z. 2000 Chill, Vivian J. 1994 Ciavarella, Laura 1992 Clark, John 1992 Clark, Kenneth B. 1996-1997, 2000 Horowitz’s memorandum about and notes of her interview with Clark as part of the oral history project of the Society for Research in Child Development (2000); papers about a reception honoring him and his and his wife’s book; text of Horowitz’s remarks (1996-1997) Clough, Patricia 2002, 2004 Coates, Deborah L. 1991, 2000 Cobb, Robert and Janice 1996 Coch, Nicholas K. 1995 Codding, Robin 2004 Cohen, Ann 2001 Cohen, Audrey 2004 Cohen, Brian [undated] Cohen, Edwin C. 2002 Cohen, Elliot 1994 Cohen, Irwin A. 2003 Cohen, Sarale E. 1991, 1993 Cohen, Shirley 1994 Cohenca, [?] 1993 Coldren, Jeffrey Thomas 1993-1994 Cole, Susan A. 1993 Collins, Arthur 1995 Colombo, John 2000 Conti, Samuel F. 1992 Contreras, Randol 1997 Cook, Blanche Wiesen 1994, 1996 Cook, Kenneth E. 1997, 1999 Cooper, Sandi 1995 Costikyan, Edward 1992 Cott, Peter 1992 Cowen, Larry 2007 Cowin, Stephen 2004 Cox-Rearick, Janet 1993, 1997, 1999 Crain, William 1991 Crimmins, Michael C. 2000, 2001 Cross, Carolyn Ann 1993, 1996, 1997 Memorial tributes, including Horowitz’s Cross, Dolores 1998 Crowell, George 1991 Crowfoot, James E. 1996 Cruz, Angela 1995 Cudjoe, Selwyn R. 1994 Culp, Rex E. 1976, 1997 Cummins, Herman Z. 1999 Curran, Stuart 2000 Curry, David 2001 Curtis, Alfred B., Jr. 1997, 2001 Curtis, Stephen M. 1995 Czernicki, Vicki 1975

Daie, Jaleh 1999 Daisak, Stephen T. 1993 Daiute, Colette 2001 Dana, Rosamond 1999 Daniels, Wilbur 1993 D’Aponte, Miriam 2004 Datan, Nancy 1982 Dave, Dhaval 2004 David, Michael 1993, 1995 Davidson, Joan K. 1992, 1993 Davies, Martin 2001 Davis, John W., Jr. 1997 Davis, Pamela 1994 Davis, Peggy 1994 Davis, Stanley 1001 Dawson, Philip 1998 Deaux, Kay 1992, 1995, 1996 Debicki, Andrew P. 1992, 1997 DeBoer, Warren 1999 De Jongh, James 1998 De Luca, Giovanna 1998 Del Tredici, David 1998, 2004 Delsener, Ellin 1999 DeMeis, Debra Kanai 1977 Demos, E. Virginia 1994-1995 Deng, Francis 2002 Denitch, Bogdan 1994 Deutsch, Cynthia P. 1992 Deutsch, Francine 1992 Deutsch, Martin 2002 Deutsch, Sylvia 1994 Dickerson, Ralph 1994 Dickstein, Morris 1992, 1999 Diggins, John 1994 DiMartino, Rita 2003 DiPaola, Robert 1991, 1998 Disch, Raymond L. 2004 Disman, Barry 1992, 2001 Dobrof, Rose 1994, 1997, 2001, 2002, 2004 Dodziuk, Jozef, and Katarzyna Gruda 1998 Dolan, Carolyn 2002 Dolan, Jill 1999 Dole, Robert J. 1985, 1992 Dombroski, Robert 1996, 1998, 2002 Donnenfeld, Eleanor 1994 Doolittle, Emily J. 1994 Dorda, Ulrike 1998 Doron, Aviva 1998 Dreher, Henry 1993 Dromi, Esther (“Etti”) 1978, 1987 Du Bois, W. E. B. 1993 Papers about observance of 125 th anniversary of his birth Duberman, Martin 1992, 1993, 1997, 2001, 2003 Dubnick, Melvin J. and Randi 1992 Duignan, Frances 1994 Dunn, Luther Earl 1976 Durst, Douglas 1994, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2003 Durst, Seymour 1991 Dutka, Julia To 1999

Edelstein, Julius C. C. 1992-1996, 1998, 2000-2002, 2006 Memorial service program; eulogies; videodisc (2006); papers about honoring him on his 90 th birthday, including honorary degree (2001-2002); correspondence about luncheon meetings with Horowitz Edwards, Linda 1998, 2002, 2003 Edwards, Wayne 2001 Egues, Elaine Bradford 1993 Ehrenkranz, Anne 2002 Ehri, Linnea C. 1992, 1995 Einerman, Betty 2000 Eisenberg, Alice 2000 Eisenberg, Arlene 1999 Eisenstadt, Eric 1994 Ekman, Richard 2000 Elahi, Ostad 1995 Elder, Glen 1998 Eliach, Yaffa 1998 Eliot, Lise 1999 Ellis, Ann 2003 Ellison, Ralph 1994 El-Tinay, Hashim 2003, 2004 Elton, William 1991, 1993-1998 Embretson, Susan 1992, 1993 Embry, Lynne 1977 Epstein, Cynthia Fuchs 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 2001, 2003 Erdman, Andrew L. 2001 Erel, Osnat 2002 Erlbaum, Lawrence 1996 Etzel, Barbara 1992 Evans, Tamara S. 1996-1998 Everett, Henry and Edith 1992, 1996-1999

Fabio, Joan 1993 Falk, Charles Edward 1976 Fanton, Jonathan F. and Cynthia 1995-1999, 2001, 2008 Farhat, Maleeha 1992 Farley, Donal 1992, 1993, 2001 Fawcett, Steven B. 1991, 1992 Fay, Toni 1995 Feder, Lillian 2001 Feiden, Margo 1994 Feldman, Stephen 1993 Feldon, Joram 1974 Fergusson, Frances D. 1999 Fernandez, Juan R. 1992, 1993, 1996 Ferrell, Carolyn 1998 Fine, Michelle 1995, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2002 Finello, Janet 1998 Finkelstein, Larry 2001 Finn, David 1997 Fisch, Marta 1998 Fisher, Celia B. 2003 Fitzgerald, Carol 1992 Fleishman, Joel L. 1996, 2004 Fleissner, Erwin 1998 Flores, Frank 1997 Fodor, Janet Dean 1992 Fogelman, Eva 1994 Foss, Donald J. 1992, 1995 Franck, Richard W. 2003 Frankel, Danny and Gusti 1976, 1978 Franklin, Steven O. 1999 Frazier, Elaine 1998, 2000 Freeland, Richard M. 1996 Freeman, Erika 1993 Freeman, Laura 1991 Freidenberg, Judith 1994 Frerichs, Ernest 1995 Frick, Charlotte Ann 2000, 2004 Friedman, Anne J. 1995 Friedman, Gerald M. 1996, 2000, 2001, 2004 Friedman, Jeanette 1997 Friedman, Linda Weiser 2003 Friedman, Meir 1975 Friedman, Sarah L. 1991, 2005 Friedman, Stanley 2002 Friedman, Steven 1976 Fruchter, Norman 1997 Furth, Frank 1997

Gaddis, Carolyn S. 1976 Gaddis, Edwin L. 1992 Gallas, Howard 1976, 1977 Gamson, Zelda 1992 Gangi, Vincent 1998 Garcia, Narciso 1996 Gardner, D. Bruce 1975 Garmezy, Norman 1992 Gartner, Alan 1994, 1995, 1997, 1998, 2002 Geary, John 1992, 1993, 1997 Gelb, Arthur 1992, 1997, 1999 Gelles, Jared 1995 Gerber, Jane 1992, 1993, 1995 Gerdts, William and Abigail 1996-1999, 2004 Gerould, Daniel C. 1996, 2003 Ghee, Eugene 2002 Gibson, Mary 2002 Giglio, Joseph 2001 Gill, Dan 1995 Gimenez, Carlos 1993 Gindi, Rachel 1993 Gingold, Herbert Gary 1994 Gitelson, Idy Barasch 2003 Gittell, Marilyn 1994-1997 Glassman, Michael 1992-1998 Glen, Kristin Booth 1997, 1998 Glick, Deborah J. 1997, 2001 Glick, Joseph 1996, 1998, 2002 Glier, John J. 1992 Glissant, Edouard 1997, 1998 Gobodo-Madikizela, Pumla 1997 Golden, William T. 1992, 1996, 1999, 2001, 2011 Goldsmith, Victor 1992 Goldson, Ed 1992 Goldstein, Leon 1994, 1999 Goldstein, Matthew 1994, 1997, 1998, 2002 Goldstein, Robert 1992 Goldstein, Solomon 1992 Goodgold, Sally 1998 Goodman, Ellen 1985 Goodman, Roy 2000 Goodstein, Lynne 2000 Gordis, Daniel 1993 Gordon, Diana 2003 Gordon, Milton G. 1993 Gorelick, Steven M. 1993, 1997, 1998, 2002-2005 Gotbaum, Betsy and Victor 1992-1994, 1996, 1999, 2002 Gottesman, Sally 2004 Gottfried, Allen W. 1994 Gottlieb, Nina 1992 Gould, Laurence J. 1994 Graig, Eric 1991 Granger, Judith 1994 Grayson, Stanley E. 1993, 2000 Greaves, William 2000 Green, Amy 1992 Green, Stephen 2004 Greenbaum, Charles W. 1977, 1992 Greenstein, Jessica 1994-1995 Greenwald, Ruth 1976 Greenwood, Susan G. 1993 Greetham, David 1992, 1995-1999 Gregerson, Edgar A. 2004 Gregorian, Vartan 1998, 1999 Gribetz, Judah 1993 Gross, Alan 2001 Gross, Feliks 2000 Grossman, Michael 1998, 2004 Grumbach, Antonia 1993, 1995 Grumet, Madeleine R. 1995, 1997 Guggenheimer, Randolph and Elinor 1993, 1994, 1999 Gumbo, Godfrey 2004 Gunderson, Robert 1976 Gutman, Judith, and Joseph Kastner 1997 Gutmann, Joan W. 1991 Gutwirth, Marcel 2004 Gwathmey, Charles 2001, 2009

Haberfield, Paul 2003 Hacker, Andrew 1997, 2003 Haggard, James 2000, 2002, 2003 Hainlane, Louise 1996 Halivni, David Weiss 1998 Hall, N. John 1991, 1993, 2002 Halle, David 2003 Halpern, Charles R. 1992, 1995, 1996 Halpern, Robert I. and Susan U. 1993, 1996, 1997, 2001, 2002 Halpin, James 1998 Hamburg, Beatrix 1992 Hamburg, David A. 2002 Hamill, John 1999 Hamlin, Abby C. 1995, 1997 Hancock, Judy 1994 Haney, Donald 2000 Hansen, Edward [?] 2000 Harbert, Joseph 2004 Harden, Joan Piper 1995, 1997 Haritos, Calliope 1998 Harleston, Bernard W. 1993 Harper, Conrad K. 1993, 1997 Harrie, Paul 1976 Harris, George 1997 Harrison, Dean K. 1994, 1997 Hart, Betty 1995 Hart, Michael John 1975, 1976 Hartman, Geoffrey 2001 Hartup, Willard W. 1975, 1976, 1978, 1996 Harvey, David W. 2002, 2003 Hassett, Patti 2000 Haussman, Fay 1994 Healy, Timothy S. 1992 Hebald, Carol 2001 Photo included Hecht, Michael and Sandy 1997, 2001, 2004 Heffner, Richard D. 2002 Heilbrun, Carolyn 1992 Heilman, Samuel 1996, 2001 Heintz, Stephen 2001 Heiskell, Andrew and Marian S. 1992, 1993, 1995, 2003 Held, Virginia 1996 Helfgott, Howard 1997 Heller, Mary 1994 Helly, Dorothy O. 1998 Helmreich, William 1993 Hemming, Norman O. III 1992 Henney, Jane 1991 Henry, Nicholas 2000 Hepp, Christopher 1992 Heriza, Carolyn 1976 Herrera, Hayden P. 2003 Hersh, Jennifer 1992 Hershan, Stella K. 1993 Hershenson, Jay 1993 Hertz-Lazarowitz, Rachel 1992 Hertzberg, Arthur 2000, 2001 Herzog, Dagmar 2004, 2005 Hess, Ann, and Craig Kaplan 1999 Hicks, Christy DeBoe 1996, 1997 Hiebert, Nancy B. and Rebecca J. 1992, 1993 Higginbotham, A. Leon, Jr. 1992, 1998 Hill, Donna 1996 Hill, Speed 1998 Hillerbrand, Hans Hilpert, Sharon 2002 Hindman, Edward 2003 Hirschfeld, Al 1992 Hitchcock, H. Wiley 1999 Hochberg, Irving 1995, 1999 Hochstein, Noah 1992 Hodges, Walter L. 1978 Hoff, Ann K. 2000 Hoffman, Lois 1996 Hogan, William 1977 Hollander, Edwin 1999 Holman, Jacqueline 1976 Holmberg, Margaret C. 1976, 1977 Holt, Jim 2000 Hoogenboom, Ari 1998 Hornick, Robert N. 1993, 1996 Horowitz, Floyd [President Horowitz’s husband] 1981, 1987, 1991, 2004 Letters and newspaper article about his book on Henry James; draft letter about his salary at Hunter College (1991); curriculum vitae as of Oct. 1981 Note: Material on their joint professional activities will be found under relevant headings in the Correspondence—Subjects subgroup. Personal material is filed in the Personal Material subgroup Horowitz, Irving Louis, and Mary E. Curtis 1991-1993, 1997, 1999 Horwich, Frances 1992 Horowitz’s letter about her being confused with “Miss Frances” of TV program “Ding Dong School” Hovell, Melbourne 1976 Howe, Florence 2002 Howe, Irving 1992, 1995, 1997 Howe, Nicholas 1993 Howery, Darryl G. 2003 Hsieh, Pamela 1993 Hudson, Robert P. 1999 Hulbert, Don 1992 Hurst, Joanne E. 1991 Huston, Aletha (Mrs. John C. Wright) 1993, 1995, 2003-2004

Iacono, Adelaide 1992 Ilchman, Alice Stone 1993, 2002 Isaacs, Audrey J. 1992 Iselin, Jay 1999 Jackson, Edison O. 1991, 1993, 1998 Jackson, Jaqueline Fried 1992 Jackson, Kenneth 2001 Jackson, Michael E. 1996 Jacobowitz, Regina 2000 Jacobson, Sibyl 1992, 1993 Jaffe, Susan Dembo 2002 Jain, Manoj and Ritu 1992 Jako, Katy 1992 James, Dorothy 1998 James, Hamilton (“Tony”) and Amabel (“Amie”) 2001, 2002, 2005 James, O. Alden, Jr. 1992 Jasso, Guillermina 1992 Jessor, Richard 1991 Johnson, Jeannette 1996 Johnson, Lisa M. 1992 Johnson, Thomas S. 1992 Jones, Delmos J. 1999 Jones, Susanna 2001 Jones-Johnson, Yosette 1992, 1997, 2000, 2002, 2003 Judd, Jacob 1998

Kadison, Lynn 1994 Kadushin, Charles 1993, 1996 Kaffman, Mordecai 1977 Kagan, Jerome 1993, 1996 Kahan, Sylvia (2 folders) 1999 Correspondence and other papers about her research on the de Polignac family, her teaching at College of Staten Island, and her piano performances; typescripts of chapters of two of her books; copy of an article Kahle, Jon 1975 Kamerman, Sheila 1996 Kandel, Gerald A. 1991, 1994 Kanellopoulos, Anne 1998 Kapit, Andrew C. 1993 Kaplan, Fred 1992, 1999, 2003 Kaplan, Laura 1996 Kaplan, Marion 1994 Kaplan, Mitchell A. 1994, 1998 Kaplan, Robert 1993 Kappner, Augusta Souza 1995 Karmel, Bernard Zelick 1995-1997 Karls, Kathy 2004 Kasachkoff, Tziporah 1992 Kasinitz, Philip 2004 Katagiri, Yoko 2004 Katz, Cindi 1992, 1993 Katz, Lee 1992 Katzman, David 1994 Kaufman, Henry 1993 Kaufmann, Hugo and Shoshana 1993, 2004 Kaufman, Jordy 1993 Kaufman, Mark S. 1996, 2001 Kaufman, Ned 1997-1998 Kaufmann, Stanley 1992 Kazin, Alfred 1991, 1995, 1996, 1998 Keen, Linda 1992 Keilin, Eugene 2001 Kekst, Gershon 2000, 2002 Kelder, Diane 2001 Kelly, William P. 1998, 2001-2003, 2005 Martin Segal’s letters about proposing Kelly for admission to the Century Association (2005); Horowitz’s letters about his performance evaluation and salary (1998, 2001- 2003) Kelvin, Norman 1993, 1996, 1998 Kempler, Cecelia 1993 Kennedy, John F., Jr. 1994 Kennedy, Robert F. Jr. 1999 Kenny, Shirley Strum 1999, 2000 Kern, Ann Powers 1993, 1995 Kerschner, Lee R. 1993 Kessler, David 1992 Kessner, Thomas 1992, 1998, 2003 Kidwell, Clara Sue 1984 Kim, Young Kun 1993, 2003 Kimmich, Christoph D. 1997, 1999 King, Laurel Ann 1977 Kirwan, William E. 1998 Klar, Yonat and Hilik 1991 Klein, Charlotte 2004 Kleinberg, Jill 1991 Klinsky, Steven B. 2002 Knapp, Bettina 1993, 1995, 1997, 1999 Kneller, John W. 1993, 1996, 1998 Koblentz, Joel 1993 Kodjoe, Ofuatey 2003 Kohan, Bruce D. 1991?, 1997, 1998, 2001, 2002 Horowitz’s poem on his retirement; tribute to him at farewell party at Horowitz residence; portrait; presentation of President’s Medal; photo with Horowitz and Provost Kelly; invitations (2001-2002); letters about salary increases (1997, 1998); photo of his getting CUNY employee-of-the-year award (1991?) Kolb, Doris 1975 Kolker, Daniel 1992 Koltai, Leslie 1993 Koplovitz, Kay 1991 Kornblith, John H. 1992 Kornblum, William 1989, 1992, 1994, 1999, 2002, 2003 Korner, Anneliese F. 2002 Kort, Allison G. 1997-1998 Koslovski, Barbara 1977 Kostazos, Apostolos 1997 Kouyoumjian, Eileen Goldman 1993, 1995 Kraft, David C. 2004 Kraft, Ivor 2004 Krambeck, Frederick J. 1999 Kramer, Larry 1997 Kramer, Nancy 1997 Kramer, Richard 2001 Krasnegor, Norman 1993 Kreeger, Wendy Durst 1997 Krieger, Joseph 1995 Kruglanski, Arie 2001 Kugel, Robert 1976 Kulig, John 1977-1978 Kulkarni, Ravi S. 1992, 1993, 1995, 2000, 2004 Kytle, Jackson 1992

Lachman, Seymour P. 1992-1994, 1999 LaMar, Ansley 1885 Landesman, Charles and Arlyne 1992, 1997 Landsberg, Melvin 1976, 1997 Lang, Jonathan Sanders 1992-1994, 1996-1998, 2001 Lange, Karl-Wilhelm 2003 Lasker, Roz Diane 1997 Laub, Karen 1972 Laurence, Patricia 1994 Lauterbach, Ann 1993, 1998 Lavin, David E. 1992, 1996 Lavington, Judy 2003 Lavori, Nora 1996 Lawrence, Charles 1994 Lawrence, David H. 1995 Lawrence, Victor B. 2004 Leake, Hunter 1977, 1978 Leban, Bruce and Roy 1977 Leckie, Barbara Leigh 1999 Lee, Granville 1997 Lee, Madeline 1996, 1997 LeFrak, Samuel J. and Ethel 1995 Leiderman, Herbert 1976 LeLaurin, Kathryn 1991 Lentner, Howard 2003 Lenzer, Gertrud 1997 Lerner, Harriet 2004 Lerner, Isaias 1992, 1993, 1998, 2001 Lerner, Michael 1992 Lerner, Richard M. 1991, 1993, 1997 Lerner, Sharon 1993 Lesner, Julius 1993 Lester, Joel 1995 Levin, Ezra 2002 Levin, Gail 1992, 2001 Levin, Stanley 1975-1978, 1993 Levine, Arthur 1992, 2002, 2004 Levine, James 1999, 2000 Levinson, Harry 1993 , Loida Nicolas 1995 Levitt, Harry 2000 Levy-Reiner, Sherry 1993, 1995, 1998, 1999 Levy-Shiff, Rachel 1993-1994, 1998-1999 Lewis, Alan Edward 1997 Lewis, Carol 1977 Lewis, Hylan [?] 2000 Lewis, Judith 1996 Lewis, Loida Nicolas 1995 Lhota, Joseph J. 2001 Liben, Lynn 1999 Lichter, Alan 1993 Lichter, Eric 1991 Liebman, Stuart 1993, 1995, 1996, 1999 Lies, Alice 1977 Lifton, Robert Jay 1992-1995, 1999 Includes Horowitz’s chapter for a Festschrift honoring Lifton Ligi, Randy J. 2002 Liman, Arthur L. 1993 Lindenbaum, John and Shirley 1996, 1997 Linn, Patricia 1981, 1992, 1999, 2003 Lintz, Rita 1993 Lippman, Madeline K. 1992 Lipsey, Robert 1996 Lipsky, Dorothy Kerzner 1995, 1997 Lipsky, Marcia 1995 Lipsky, Robert 2002 Livingston, William 1993 Llewellyn, J. Bruce 1998, 2001, 2003 Locke, Carl E., Jr. 1997 Lokkins, Elmer. See Archilla, Gustavo A., and Lokkins, Elmer [above] Lomax, Alan 2003 Long, Rose-Carol Washton 1993 Longley, Marjorie (“Midge”) 1992 Lorber, Judith 1992, 1994 Lortel, Lucille 1992-1993, 1995-1999 Includes photo of her with Horowitz (1992) Loud, Karen A. G. 1993 Loukidis, Dimitrios B. 1999 Low, Setha 1992, 1995, 2000-2002 Lowell, Stanley H. 1995 Lowen, Gerard G. 1998 Lozoff, Betsy 1996 Luedemann, Roger 1993 Lukas, Anthony J. 1997 Lutzker, John 1993, 1998 Lynch, William 1995, 1997, 1998

Mc, Mac. Note: Names with the prefix Mc or Mac are interfiled and are filed before other names beginning with the letter M McCall, Robert B. 1977, 1992-1994, 1996-1998, 2000 McCandless, Boyd R. 1972, 1976 Typescript of memorial essay by Willard Hartup; related correspondence McCarthy, Kathleen D. 1992, 1994, 2003 McCartney, Kathleen 2000 McCarton, Cecelia M. 1992 McClure, Debby 1991 McCluskey, Kathleen 1974, 1976, 1977 Maccoby, Eleanor 1976 McCollam, Karen M. 1991, 1995-1996 McCormack, Elizabeth 1992 McCormack, Pat 1999 McCoy, Richard C. 1992, 1998 McDonald, Christie 1992 McGee, Vincent 1996, 2002, 2003 McGlinchey, Peter 2000 McGraw, Harold W., Jr. 1993, 2000 McGurk, Harry 1991 McHale, Sharon J. Krinsky 1992 MacLennan, Robert 1994, 1995 McNamara, John 1998 McNeece, Lucy 2002 Macchiarola, Frank J.1996 Mack, Ilene 2003 Magid, Sally 1992 Makarowski, Lou 1974 Manca, Marie Antoinette 1994, 2000 Mandelbaum, Allen 2001 Mandelker, Amy 1994, 1999 Maneiro, Felix 1997-1999, 2001, 2002 Mann, Lois A. 1992, 1995 Manshel, Andrew M. 2002 Marcus, Jane Connor 1993-1995, 2004 Margaliot, M. 1991 Marino, Ronald J. 1998, 2000 Markova, Alla, and Oleg Vinogradov 2003 Marshall, Geoffrey 1992, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001 Martin, Anne Lauriston 1997, 1998 Martin, Roger 1994 Martinson, Barbara 1996 Marx, Robert 2000, 2003 Marzolf, Marilyn 2002 Mastro, Randy 1999 Matthews, Dona J. 1991 Matthews, Roberta 2000 Mattina, Anthony 1969-1970 Former student of Horowitz; she assisted him in his divorce and child custody litigation; correspondence and legal documents Maxson, Linda 2004 Maxwell, Marcella 1994 Mayer, Egon 1992-1995, 1997, 2004 Mayer, Frederick Asher 2004 Mayer, Terry 1998 Mbom, Clement 2004 Meagher, Susan F. 1997 Meggitt, Joan 2004 Mehlman, Nina 1975 Melhem, D. H. 1992, 1997, 1999-2001 Mellow, Gail O. 2005 Menand, Louis 1995, 1997, 2002, 2003 Mencher, Joan P. 2004 Mendelson, Morton J. 1997 Mertes, Cara 1991 Messinger, Ruth W. 1992-1994 Meyen, Edward L. 1992, 1994-1996 Meyer, James E. 1993, 1995, 1998, 1999, 2001 Meyersohn, Rolf 1992, 1997, 2001 Michelson, Horace 2002 Midgley, Bryan D. 1992 Milan, Jesse, Jr. 1992 Miller, Arthur 1992 Miller, Burton 2001 Miller, Nancy K. 1995, 2002 Millett, Kate 1992 Milstein, Howard P. 1999 Minkin, Neil 1975 Mintz, Peter 2000 Mirrer, Louise 1997, 2002, 2005 Mischel, Walter 2004, 2005 Miskel, Cecil 1987, 1991 Mitchell, Therese 1993 Mizrachi, Evelyn 1976 Mogulescu, John 1995, 1999, 2002 Moked, Gabriel 1992 Mollenkopf, John 1993, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2004 Moore, Jane 2004 Moore, MacDonald 2000 Morales, Hugo M. 2002 Morales, Peter 1977 Moreland, Floyd 1998-2001, 2003 Moreland, Kim 1999, 2003, 2004 Morlan, Larry 1991-1993 Morning, John 1997, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2004 Morris, Edward K. 1995 Moses, Yolanda 1993, 2000 Includes undated photo with Horowitz and Carl McCall Moskowitz, Roy 1999 Mossberg, Howard E. 2009 Mottier, Claude 2002 Mouner, Susan Moore 1998 Moyne, John A. 1996 Mucciolo, Lawrence F. 1996, 1998, 2001 Mueller, Claus 2004 Prof. Thomas W. Johnson’s letters accusing him of unprofessional conduct Mulevich, Leah 1978 Muller, Charlotte 1993 Mullings, Leith 1997, 2002, 2004 Mullinik, Tina Myers 1978 Munich, Adrienne 1996 Murphy, Gardner and Lois 1992 Murphy, James 1999 Murphy, Joseph S. 1998 Murphy, Scott P. 1993 Murray, John P. 1993 Mussen, Paul 2000 Muyskens, James L. 1995

Nasaw, David 1993, 1994, 2001 Nash, June C. 1994 Neipris, Janet 1993 Nelson, Charles Alexander III 1991-1992, 1994, 1996-1998, 2004 Nelson, Richard and Katherine 1996 Newberg, Paula 1992 Newbery, Guillermo E. 1991 Newstead, Helaine 1992 Letter to Horowitz from one of Newstead’s former students about publication of a festschrift honoring Newstead; text of the 1988 rationale for the festschrift Nguyen, Quynh T. 2003 Nichols, Fred 2003 Nichols, Nancy 2002 Nichols, Rodney W. 1993, 2000 Norgren, Jill 2003 Novick, Shana 1995, 2002 Nunez, Elsa 1996

Oakes, James 1997 Obler, Loraine K. 1997 O’Brien, Marion 1997, 1999, 2000 Offit, Morris W. 1998, 2000, 2002 Oja, Carol J. 2004 Olshan, Morton 1996, 1997, 2000, 2002 Omolade, Barbara 1998 O’Neill, Jan L. 1995 Orlofsky, Patsy, and Louis Taffera 1993 Otheguy, Ricardo 2004

Paden, Lucille York 1965 Copy of her M.A. thesis. She was Horowitz’s student and later collaborator and co- author Pagano, Maria 1996, 1997 Palermo, David 1991, 1993 Palese, Robert 1996 Palmer, Colin A. 1994, 1998-2000 Panoff, Allan 2002 Pantagua, Freddy A, 1992 Paolucci, Anne A. 1997, 1998 Papousek, Hanus 2000 Parsons, Richard D. and Cynthia 1993-2003, 2008 Includes her 1985 position paper, “Managing National Service” Patel, Smita S. 1998 Patton, Gerald W. 1998 Patton, Thomas F. 1992-1994 Peek, Elizabeth 2000 Pereira, John 1997 Peress, Maurice 2004 Perl-Rosenthal, Nathan 1999 Perloff, Robert 2005 Perrotta, Linda 2003 Persico, Sebastian 2002-2004 Peruggi, Regina S. 2000 Pesile, Kay 1998, 1999 Peyre, Henri 1992, 1993 Phillips, John D. 1992 Pick, Anne D. 1975 Picken, Robert 2000 Pine, Elizabeth M. 1977 Piven, Frances Fox 1993, 2000, 2003 Pizer, Richard 1994, 1998, 2002 Plottel, Jeanine 1998 Plummer, Saundra 1976, 1977 Polishook, Irwin 2000 Pollack, Jane 1992 Polonsky, Leonard 2001, 2002 Pomeroy, Sarah 2003 Porterfield, Dan 1992, 1995 Porterfield, Kate 1997 Poses, Lillian 1994 Potts, Ifeachor 1997 Poulson, Claire L. 1992, 1993, 1995, 1996 Powers, Elizabeth 2001 Powers, Richard 1998 Prall, Stuart E. 1993, 2001 Pressley, Calvin O. 1993, 1994 Price, Barbara 1997 Price, Eric 1993 Primont, Peter W. 2003 Prokasy, William 1992 Proshansky, Harold M. and Etta 1991, 1992, 2000 Proto, Angelo 1998 Psomiades, Harry 1993, 2003 Purnick, Joyce 1997 Pyenson, Leslie Richard 1965 Includes his M.A. thesis Pyle, Cynthia 1992 Quinn, David C. 2003

Rackmales, Carol Nelson 1994 Racolin, Alexander E. 1995, 1996 Raeissi, Pouran 1991 Raichel, Daniel R. 1996 Ranald, Ralph A. and Margaret 2005 Ranis, Peter 2003 Ravitch, Richard 2004 Raz, Sam 1997 Reber, Arthur S. 1994 Reed, Kevin 1995 Rees, Mina S. 1992, 1993, 1996-1998, 2002 Papers about a tea given by Horowitz to commemorate Rees’s 100 th birthday (2002); Horowitz’s letter to Joan Byers about bequests to GSUC from Rees’s estate (1998); her notice about Rees’s death to the GSUC community (1997); Byers’s note to Horowitz after their visit to Rees in the nursing home; photo (1996); Byers’s reports on Rees’s physical condition (1993, 1996); correspondence and other papers about Rees’s 90 th birthday celebration at GSUC arranged by Horowitz (1992) Regan, Ned 2000 Reich, Carol F. and Joseph 1993-1995, 2000, 2003 Reichert, Matthew R. 2003 Reid, Pamela Trotman 1992, 1993, 1995-2001 Reitano, Joanne 1998 Reynolds, David S. 1995, 1996 Reynolds, W. Ann 1995, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2004 Rezvani, Hamid 1992 Rheingold, Harriet 1977, 1996 Rice, Mabel L. 1991, 1994 Rich, Dorothy 1991 Richardson, Joan 2001 Richter, Melvin 1999 Rieber, Robert W. 1995, 1997, 2003 Rindskopf, David 2004 Rios, George 1998, 2002 Risley, Todd R. 1996, 2007 Ritter, Walter 2003 Rivera, Julie 1996 Rivera-Cancel, Edith 2000 Rivero, Silvia 2001 Rivlin, Benjamin 2001 Rivlin, Leanne 1993, 1995 Riza, Pershe 2002 Roberts, Vera Mowry 2003 Robertson, Steven 1997 Robinson, Marshall 1991, 1992, 1995 Robinson, Nancy M. 1990, 1992, 1995 Robinson, Patricia 1991 Robles-Roman, Carol 2002, 2003 Robotham, Donald K. 1998 Rockefeller, David, Jr. 1992 Rodin, Judith 1992 Roe, David 1992 Roiphe, Anne 1993 Romano, Marjorie 1993 Ronayne, Kelly K. 2004 Roniger, George P. 1992, 1993 Rosa, Margarita 1994, 1995 Rosano, Henri L. 2003 Roschwalb, Jerry 1996 Rose, Joanna 2001 Rose, Marshall 1993, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2003 Rose, Sandra Priest 1999, 2003 Rosen, Elizabeth 1998 Rosenboim, Joseph 1999 Rosenfeld, Jessica 1993, 1994, 2003 Rosenfeld, Michelle Lynn (“Shelle”) 1994, 1997, 2002 Rosenthal, A. M. 1992-1997, 2000 Rosenthal, Edna 1974 Rosner, David 1994 Ross, Alfred 2004 Ross, George 1998 Rothbard, Richard 1999 Rothenberg, Daniel 1992, 1998 Rothman, Barbara Katz 1992, 1994 Rowe, John W. 1999 Rowland, Ronald Ray 1976 Rubenstein, Ernest 2003 Rubenstein, Howard J. and Amy 1997, 2001 Ruck, Martin 2004 Rudd, Philip J. 1992 Ruder, William and Betty 1992 Rudin, Lewis 1992 Rustow, Dankwart A. 1992, 1996, 1998 Ryan, John W. 1996

Sadat, Jehan 1986 Saegert, Susan 1992, 1996 Sagi, Sharon 1998 Saieh, Nancy C. 1996 Saigh, Philip A. 1994, 1996, 1999 Salerno, Marie 2000 Salkind, Sara Jennifer 1993 Saltzstein, Herbert D. 2000 Sameroff, Arnold 1976, 1977 Sanchez-Sosa, Juan Jose 1992 Sanders, Jo 1994 Santana, Michael 1993 Santiago, Isaura Santiago 1998 Sapoznik, Ran 1995 Sarachik, Myriam P. 1994 Saunders, Leslie 1991 Savage, Dean 1997 Savran, David 2004? Saxe, Leonard 1991, 1992, 1994, 1999 Saxe, Minna 2003 Saylor, Bruce 1998, 2004 Scally, Jim 1995, 1996 Scelsa, Joseph V. 1997 Schaefer, Philip S. 1991 Schaffer, Rick 2003 Schechter, Solomon 2001 Schiefelbusch, Richard 1977, 1995 Schiff, William 1992 Schiffer, Robert M. 2000 Schlama, Celine 2000 Schlesinger, Arthur, Jr. 1992, 1993, 1998, 2001 Schloss, Lawrence 2002 Schmidt, Benno 1999 Schmidt, Karen 2003 Schneider, Beverly 1998 Schneider, Edward 2003 Schneider, Gertrude 1995 Schneider, Irving 1994, 2001 Schneider, Jane 2004 Schoener, Allon 1998 Schoenfeld, Gerald 1992, 1994, 1996 Schoengood, Matthew 2002, 2003 Schor, Laura S. 2000 Schorsch, Ismar 1993 Schupf, Sara Lee 1992-1996, 1999, 2001 Schwab, George D. 1992-1997, 2002 Schwarcz, Ernest 1997 Schwartz, Brian B. 1999, 2002, 2003 Schwartz, Hugh 1976 Schwartz, Irving 1993, 1996 Schwartz, Richard G. 1992, 2002, 2003 Scott, Nicole 1998 Scott, Robert 2000-2001 Scult, Mel 1993 Secunda, Thomas 2001-2003 Sedgwick, Eve Kosofsky 1997, 1998 Segal, Martin E. 1991-1998, 2000-2004 Self, Gary and Patricia 1975-1977, 1992, 2001 Seltzer, Robert 1992, 1995, 1997 Selzer, Michael 2002 Semmel, Bernard 1992-1994 Shafer, Valerie 2004 Shalala, Donna E. 1992, 1993 Shalinsky, Barry Martin 1976 Shane, Peter M. 1992 Shankel, Delbert M. 1998 Shapiro, David Lloyd 1993, 1994 Shapiro, George M. 1993 Shapiro, Ivan 1992, 1993, 1997, 1998 Shapiro, Judith 2000 Sharan, Shlomo 1977 Sharkey, Robert W. 1976 Shashar, Irene 1972, 1976, 1993, 1997 Shaughnessy, Edward 2004 Shaw, Marc V. 2002 Shaw, Nanette E. 1997, 1998, 2002, 2003 Shechter, Yaakov 1992 Shenson, A. Jess 1995-2002 Mostly personal letters, but some include mention of his gifts to GSUC Shinnar, Reuel 1998, 2004 Shipman, Dennis 1997 Shorofsky, Roanna 1999 Shulman, Lee S. 1996 Siebert, Muriel 1992, 1993 Siegel, Gerald M. 1992 Siegel, Linda 1993 Sigall, Michael W. 1993 Sigel, Irving 2006 Silcock, Anne 1975 Silk, Leonard 1992-1996 Silver, John 2000 Silverman, Elias B. 2004 Silverman, Lorin 2004 Silverman, Saunny 1966 Silverman, Wayne 1996 Silverstein, Larry 1994 Simmons, Hildy 1998, 2002 Simmons, Roberta 1992 Simon, Sylvia 1997 Siraisi, Nancy 2003 Sitko, Toby 2000 Sivan, Abigail B. 1992 Slifka, Sylvia 2001, 2003 Smith, Clifford 1993 Smith, Gail 1996-1999, 2001, 2002 Smith, Martha Hodge 1976 Smith, Neil 2000 Smith, Thomas W. and Diane 1998, 2004, 2005 Includes photo of Smith with Horowitz and others (1998) and an undated photo of him with Horowitz and CUNY BA program faculty at a party for his birthday Smith, Walter J. 1997 Sohlberg, Shaul C. 1999 Sohmer, Bernard 2002 Sokoloff, Natalie J. 1992 Solomon, Barbara Probst 1995-1997 Solomon, Jeffrey 1997 Sondheim, Stephen 2000, 2001 Spectorsky, Susan 2004 Spencer, Margaret Beale 1975, 1976, 1992, 1993, 1996 Spielmann, Diane R. 1993 Spiker, Charles C. 1984-1987, 1992, 1993 Spires, Robert C. 1994 Springer, Marlene 1995, 1996 Sroufe, Alan 1976 Stallings, Heidi 1998, 2000 Stanton, Domna 2002 Stanton, Frank 1991-1995, 1997-1999, 2002 Starer, Robert 2001 Starkey, Frank 2002 Starr, Tama 1998 Steele, Claude 1998 Steinberg, David 1993 Steinem, Gloria 2001 Steir, Mitchell 2001 Stenzel, Jan 2004 Sterlacci, Vincent 2000 Stern, Isaac 1988 Stevens, Martin 1996 Stewart, Debra 1998 Stewart, William 2000, 2002 Stimpson, Catherine R. 1991, 1993 Stokes, Trevor 1977 Stone, Richard 1998, 1999 Stone-Ferrier, Linda 1994 Streicker, John 2000, 2002 Streissguth, Ann Pytkowicz 1975 Stroup, Kala Mays 1977 Strum, Phillipa 2003 Studley, Julien J. 1992, 1993, 1996-2001, 2003 Sturgis, William 2003 Sullivan, Dennis P. 2002 Sullivan, Kathleen 1995, 1996 Sullivan, Robert 2003 Sussman, Nan M. 1995, 1996

Tackel, Martin 2004 Tafti, Peter 2002 Takanishi, Ruby 1992 Tamny, Martin 2003 Tanenbaum, Charles, and Szilvia Szmuk 2001, 2002, 2004, 2009 Tanner, Nicki 2005 Tanyol, Derin 1998 Tarver, James D. 1993 Tasoglu, Jale 2000 Temple, Murdis 1996 Thomas, Olivia 1995 Tieso, Jovita 1974 Tiffany, Phyllis G. 1974 Tighe, Mary Ann 2002 Timko, Michael 1992 Tims, Frederick Curtis (Ted) 1977, 1978, 1992 Includes typescript of his Ph.D. dissertation Tishman, Alan 1999 Tobin, Ethel 1992 Tobin, Kenneth 2004 Tomasz, Maria 2004 Tomlinson-Keasey, Carol 1995 Topinka, Carolyn Wihera 1978 Topoff, Howard 2003 Toscani, Bernard 1992 Townsend, Alair Ane 1993, 1994 Trachtenberg, Stephen Joel 1992 Trefousse, Hans 1993, 1996-1999 Tronick, Edward Z. 1977, 1992 Trubatch, Janett 1998 Truglio, Rosemarie T. 1994, 1997 Tsaganea, Doru 1993 Turkewitz, Gerald 2003

Uberoi, Sunny 2004 Uras, Esra 1998 Uribe, Charles, Jr. 1996 Urvater, Caroline 1993, 1995-1999, 2001, 2003 Valian, Virginia 1991, 2002 Vallone, Peter F. 1993 Van Doren, Mira Jedwabnik 2003 Van Wie, Paul 1992 Varzegi, Gabor 2000 Vietze, Peter 2006 Visotzky, Burton L. 1994 Vitale, Alex 1998, 1999 Volpe, Edmond L. 1994 Von Matthiessen, Malte 1991-1993 Voorsanger, Bart 2004 Voorsanger, Catherine Hoover 2002 Vredenburgh, Donald 1993

Wachtel, George A. 1996 Wade, Richard C. 1994 Waggoner, George 1975, 1991 Includes an unsigned, undated memorial tribute and 2 audio cassettes of the memorial Waldinger, Renee 1993, 1996-1999, 2003 Waldman, Judith 1999 Waldron, Kathy [undated] Wallace, Michael 2002 Wallace, Ruth A. 1994 Wang, May X. 1993 Waren, Mark G. 2004 Waring, Saul 1997, 1999 Wasser, Henry 1991-1994 Wasserstein, Wendy 1998 Watkins, Amy 1999 Weatherstone, Kathleen 1976-1978, 1994 Weaver, Faithe 1994 Weaver, Roberta 1997 Webb, Horace S. 1993 Webb, Lee Dunham 1995 Wechsler, Robert 2003 Weil, Rolf A. 1992 Weiler, Alan and Elaine 2002 Weinbaum, Sheldon 2002 Weinberg, Richard 1994 Weiner, Michael A. 2003 Weiner, Walter H. 1993 Weingrad, Stephen A. 1996, 1997, 1999 Weinstein, Allen 1997 Weinstein, Jack 1997 Weinstock, Barry V. 1993 Weisbrod, Carl 1992 Weiss, John 1996 Weisser, Joshua 1994, 1998 Wendland, Milton W. 2000 Werner, Jack 1975-1978 Wescoe, W. Clarke 1995, 1998 Westheimer, Ruth K. 1999 Westrem, Scott 2000, 2004 Wexler, Robert 1999 Wharton, Clifton R., Jr. 1992, 1993 Whitehurst, Grover 2001 Wiesel, Elie 1988, 1993 Wiklund, Ann 1992 Wilks, Ellen C. 1974, 1975, 1978 Williams, Laura (Lora) 1998, 2004 Williams, Luther S. 1986 Wilson, Dean 2003 Wilson, Edwin 1993, 1999 Wilson, Janice J. 1994 Wilson, Joe 1993 Wilson, John 2002 Winchester, Janet 1975 Winley, Ron 1997 Winslow, Barbara 2002 Wisniewski, Henry 1999 Wittig, George 1992 Wittreich, Joseph 1992-1997, 1999, 2000, 2002 Wojtas, Thomas 2002 Wolf, Eric 1999 Wolman, Amnon 2004 Woods, Chrisita Joyce Davis 1997 Woods, Van Deward 1997 Woodside, William 2000 Woodyard, George 2005 Worrell, Shelley 2004 Worten, Susan Anita 1978 Wreszin, Michael 1998 Wright, Beatrice A. 2004 Wright, Deborah 1999 Wright, John Cook 1992, 1993, 1995, 2001 Includes Horowitz’s tribute letter and sketch of Wright’s career Wrigley, Julia 1997 Yager, Jan 1992, 1996 Yalow, Rosalyn S. 1992 Yarbrough, Marilyn V. 1992, 1993 Yavitz, Zvi 1998 Yellowitz, Irvin 1998 Yergovich, Dianne 1991-1992 Yewell, Andrea L. 1992, 1993, 1996 Yirmiya, Nurit 2001 Yoman, Faith 1993 Yoman, Steven 1997 Yomi, Michael 1993, 1994 Yorburg, Betty 2004 Zagoria, Donald 2003 Zajonc, Robert B. 1992 Zalk, Sue Rosenberg 1997-1999, 2001, 2002 Zelniker, Tamar 1975, 1977 Zengel, Paul 1997 Zicklin, Lawrence 2002 Zieger, Herman E. 2003 Zigler, Edward 1992, 1994, 1995, 2003 Zuckerman, Robert 2003 Zukin, Sharon 1992 Zwieback, Burton 2003

GSUC Archives V-C Presidents’ Files / Horowitz

Correspondence—Subjects

Note: The papers here span the period from the early 1960s to Horowitz’s retirement as GSUC president in May 2005 and post-retirement roles at GSUC. They cover not only her role as GSUC president and her earlier tenure at the University of Kansas but also her extensive activities in education and psychology generally and in developmental psychology, her specialty, in particular. They also cover her deep involvement in Judaism and in the movements for women’s rights and racial equality.

As far as possible, folder titles are consistent with those used in other record groups. Usually, titles are in the normal word order, i.e., not inverted (e.g., American Psychological Association, not Psychological Association, American). There are no cross-references from personal names, but cross-references from synonyms and related terms are used extensively. Folders and the papers they contain are usually filed in reverse chronological order, i.e., with the latest in front.

Aaron Diamond Foundation. See Fellowships, etc.—Specific Awards: Pipeline Program Abyssinian Development Corp. 1998 Academic Calendar 1991, 1992, 1997 Correspondence about the spring 1992 calendar and about GSUC problems in setting a calendar Academic Planning Committee. See Long-Range Policy and Programs [below]. Programs (General) [below] Academic Review Committee 1995, 2004 Lists of members Academic Standards. See CUNY (General) [below] Academy for the Humanities and Sciences (CUNY) 1992, 1993, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2004 Photos of Horowitz speaking at Gross Awards luncheon (2004); her membership renewal (2000); memoranda to Prof. Wasser, Academy president, about annual reports (1997, 1999); calendar of Feb.-March 1993 events; Wasser’s letter to Horowitz about Academy’s ties with GSUC and plans (1992) Actors Fund 1998 Administration (General) 1991-1994, 1997-2004 Chancellor’s external advisory panel’s report on GSUC’s governance structure and recommendations for changes; memoranda about changes in top administrative personnel and their salaries and titles, including appointments of William Kelly as senior vice president and provost, Brian Schwartz as vice president for research and sponsored programs, and Sebastian Persico as senior vice president for finance and administration; correspondence with and about the search committees (1997-2002, 2004); reminders about annual leave policy for employees in the executive compensation plan (1994, 1997, 1998, 2001, 2003, 2004); papers about ethical considerations in getting honoraria or reimbursement for expenses for professional activities not involving GSUC; papers about provost G. Marshall’s retirement (1997, 1998); draft memorandum and resolution on changes in GSUC governance (1994); papers about appointing Marshall as provost and senior vice president and Bruce Kohan as vice president for finance and administration, and interviews by the search committees (1993); Marshall’s report on the ad hoc committee’s recommendations for changes in top administrators’ responsibilities and titles; chart; Horowitz’s memorandum asking him to have a small group look into administrative systems and procedures; her memoranda about Dean Solomon Goldstein’s retirement and appointment of Alan Gartner as acting dean for research and university programs; about Steven Cahn’s resigning as provost and appointment of Marshall as acting provost and Pamela Reid as acting associate provost; news release (1992); R. Barsam’s letters to Horowitz about possible replacements for Cahn as provost (1991); list of administrators and executives as of February and August 1991 Administration—Evaluation of Senior Administrators (2 folders) 1992, 1995-2004 Mostly Horowitz’s memoranda and reports on herself and senior administrators under the executive compensation plan (ECP). Also: reports on her presidency by outside teams, required every 5 years, and her response (1997, 2003); her proposal to Chancellor Goldstein on changes in self-evaluations (1999); her first self-evaluation and notes in preparation for evaluations (1996-1997); her notes on her goals, achievements and failures of her first two years at GSUC, 1991-1992 Administration—The Presidency. Note: Because of the volume of material this is divided into three sections, in this order: (1) Horowitz’s appointment and the immediately preceding and following circumstances, (2) her inauguration and the surrounding festivities, and (3) her retirement from the office and subsequent service as University Professor and as Skirball Director in the Center for Jewish Studies See also Administration—Evaluation of Senior Administrators [above] Administration—The Presidency—Appointment (Section 1) 1990-1993 Folder 1: her early reports to the GSUC community (1992, 1993); newspaper and journal articles on the appointment; invitations to welcoming receptions, including one from H. Proshansky’s widow (1991, 1992); her remarks to the City Club; papers about her visits to CUNY campuses; undated typed and hand-written notes about her immediate plans; her announcement card; distribution lists; memorandum advising against early Sept. convocation; news releases; article in NewsReport (1991); her letter to the search committee with attachments (1990). Note: Other papers about the search that culminated in Horowitz’s appointment will be found in the Proshansky files (record group V-B) Folder 2 (June 1991-June 1992): 2 anonymous critical letters (June 1992 and undated); congratulatory letters; letters from University of Kansas officials and colleagues, other academics and personal friends from Lawrence, KS; papers about her move to New York City Folder 3 (April-May 1991): congratulatory letters; letters about her role at the University of Kansas and in the community and departure from Kansas Administration—The Presidency—Inauguration (Section 2) 1991-1993 Folder 1 (Sept. 17, 1992-Feb. 1993): script for the ceremony; texts of Horowitz’s inaugural address and addresses by CUNY Trustees Board Chairman Murphy, Chancellor Reynolds, Mayor Dinkins, associate provost Pamela Reid, and DSC co-chairman G. Ganter; text of some speeches at symposiums and other surrounding events; news release; correspondence with participants and suppliers; bills and other related papers; letters of congratulation Note: Audiotapes of the symposiums and the concert are stored directly behind this folder. Congratulatory certificates and formal greetings from other academic institutions are not in folders and are filed alphabetically (Adelphi through Yale) directly after the audiotapes and in the next 2 adjacent boxes. The photo album given to Horowitz by Nan Shaw is in a smaller archival box directly next to this box Folder 2 (Aug. 3-Sept. 30, 1992) and Folder 3 (June 1991-July 1992): programs; news releases; invitations; correspondence with invited dignitaries, speakers and other participants; lists of participants and invitees; correspondence with and about suppliers; meetings and reports of the inauguration committee; membership list; memoranda and notes about the committee’s formation and initial plans Administration—The Presidency—Retirement (Section 3) 2004-2007, 2009, 2010 Note: Papers about her post-retirement service at the GSUC as University Professor and Skirball Director at the Center for Jewish Studies are included here Executive Vice Chancellors Logue’s and Botman’s letters to her about her continued service (2007, 2009); Horowitz’s memorandum on her intention to retire in 2005; her review of her tenure; CUNY Board of Trustees and Research Foundation board of directors’ resolutions; New Yotk State Assembly bill honoring her; papers about farewell parties; letters to her; interview in 365 Fifth. Note: The Doctoral Students Council plaque of appreciation is in this box behind the last folder. Admission and Enrollment 1991-1993, 2000-2002, 2004 Horowitz’s remarks at new entrants’ orientation program (2004); brochures for applicants (2000-2002); table of registration by college and State Assembly, State Senate, and City Council districts; notes to 2 participants in greeting new entrants (2000); CUNY’s preliminary enrollment reports for fall 1991 and fall 1992; Horowitz’s remarks at new entrants’ orientation program (1991) See also CUNY (General) [below] Affirmative Action. See Expanded Educational Opportunity [below]. Staff (General) [below] Affirmative Action Committee 1992, 1996-1999, 2004 Memoranda about name change and revised charge (2004); about meetings, annual reports, and appointment of members; description of committee structure and guidelines (1996-1999); GSUC’s Affirmative Action Officer’s report and comments on new proposed CUNY guidelines (1992) See also Expanded Educational Opportunity [below] AIDS 1992-1993 Letters to Lucille Lortel about the play “The Destiny of Me” Alliance for Children 1997 Correspondence about meeting to form the Alliance Altman Foundation 2001, 2003 Horowitz’s remarks at 90 th anniversary meeting (2003); letter about approval of a $1- million grant to GSUC to establish a B. Altman Endowment Fund (2001) See also Buildings—Relocation [below] Alumni Council on Professional Development 2003, 2004 Horowitz’s letters to 3 prominent alumni asking them to serve on the Council (2004); to J. Boyd about its formation and purpose, and asking her to join the Council (2003) American Academy of Arts and Sciences 2003-2006 Correspondence about Horowitz’s joining academic freedom project (2005-2006); about her election to membership; letters of congratulation; certificate (2004); her letter about her nomination (2003) American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) 1994, 1997 Letter to presidents of affiliated organizations seeking help in preparing for AAAS’ 150 th anniversary; Horowitz’s response on behalf of the Society for Research in Child Development (1997); letter on her election as Fellow (1994) American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU) 1991-1994 Letter about support for proposed regulations for Federal Direct Student Loan Program (1994); newsletter (1993); correspondence about research project, trip to China, and renewal of GSUC membership, declined (1992); paper on accountability; descriptive brochure (1991) American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) 1993 American Council on Education (ACE) 1985, 1987, 1991-2001 Correspondence and other papers about meetings of the council and its Commission on Women in Higher Education; a few newsletters American Forum for Global Education 1995 American Philosophical Society 2002 Horowitz’s letter thanking William Golden for nominating her for membership; related papers American Psychological Association (APA) (7 folders) 1973-2000 Note: Papers that are not by, about, directly addressed to, or otherwise pertinent to Horowitz have not been retained Folder 1 (1995-2000): includes Robert McCall’s address on getting the public service award and Horowitz’s invited address/Esther Katz Rosen lecture (1995) Folder 2 (1993-1994): includes correspondence and other papers about Lewis Lipsitt’s dispute with the APA administration over his employment in the Science Directorate and candidacy for APA president, and about Robert McCall’s nomination for the public service award Folder 3 (1991-1992): papers about its new headquarters building, proposal for a task force on issue of race, and APA centennial convention (1992), 1991 convention and Horowitz’s address, “100 Years of Developmental Psychology,” and work of the task force on establishing an APA day care center Folder 4 (1988-1990): papers about the day care center project, ex-president Raymond Fowler’s appointment as APA chief executive officer, APA award to Fowler, Alan Kraut’s move from APA to the American Psychological Society (APS), tensions between APA and APS, and a plan to reorganize APA, not approved Folder 5 (1985-1987): mostly papers about APA reorganization proposals; Horowitz was member of task force on structure; also, papers about meetings of the research/ academic coalition (RAC) Folder 6 (1980-1984): papers about reorganization proposals; about Div. 7 programs (Developmental Psychology); administrative matters, including research support Folder 7 (1973-1979): includes Horowitz’s address at a symposium on APA relations with state psychological associations; correspondence about a proposed science writers’ seminar in the behavioral sciences; and Horowitz’s service as Division 7 president and on several committees; other administrative matters See also American Psychological Foundation (APF). American Psychological Society (APS). Titles of publications, e.g., American Psychologist, Contemporary Psychology American Psychological Association (APA)—Science Agencies (4 folders) 1978, 1979, 1987-1994, 1997, 2002 Note: The papers here cover the Board of Scientific Affairs (BSA), the Science Advisory Committee (SAC), the Science Directorate, and the post of Chief Scientific Advisor. There is some overlap with material filed under American Psychological Association [above], especially in regard to reorganization proposals. Papers that are not by, about, directly addressed to, or otherwise pertinent to Horowitz have not been retained Folder 1 (1992-1994, 1997, 2004): correspondence and other papers about search for a new executive director for science; about appointment of a council of science advisors, replacing the single Chief Scientific Advisor; about Horowitz’s getting the APA centennial award for contributions to the science directorate; and about Lewis Lipsitt’s leaving as executive director for science Folder 2 (1990-1991): papers about search for a new executive director for science; Horowitz’s report on her role as Chief Scientific Advisor and chairing the ad hoc Science Advisory Committee; committee’s final report Folder 3 (June-Dec. 1989): correspondence and other papers about meetings of the Science Advisory Committee and its final report, and about the attitude of several “practitioners” opposing those representing scientific/academic psychologists Folder 4 (1978, 1979, 1987-May 1989): papers about Horowitz’s appointment as Chief Scientific Advisor and chairperson of the ad hoc Science Advisory Committee; committee report; papers about campaign for research support funds American Psychological Foundation (APF) (5 folders) 1986-1998 Papers about meetings of the Board of Trustees [Horowitz became a trustee in 1987 and board president in 1991] and about endowments and other fund-raising, awards, and board and committee memberships; many of the papers about endowments deal with those set up by William Bevan and his wife and the one established by the will of Esther Katz Rosen. A copy of the will is included. For the use of these to finance, respectively, publication of a book honoring Bevan and an annual symposium on gifted children at the University of Kansas, see Developmental Psychology Note: Papers that are not by, about, directly addressed to, or otherwise pertinent to Horowitz have not been retained American Psychological Society (APS) 1989-1992, 1997-1999, 2001 Correspondence and other papers about meetings, especially the “summit” meetings with other organizations in the field, tensions with APA, and the “Human Capital Initiatives”; letter to Horowitz on being named charter fellow; certificate (1990) American Psychologist (Jnl) (4 folders) 1975, 1978, 1979, 1982-1984, 1986-1989, 1991-1996 Correspondence about and reviews of articles for the “Comment” and “Science Watch” sections [Horowitz was for a time co-editor of both]; related documents; memoranda about editorial policies and copyright; correspondence about a case of possible plagiarism (1991-1992); letter and newspaper article about Horowitz’s meeting with President George H. W. Bush to present a special issue she had edited; photo; Bush’s letter; copy of the issue (1989) American Social History Project / Center for Media and Learning 1996-1997, 2001, 2002 Letters about the digital archive and Streaming Culture projects (2001, 2002); draft proposal for establishing a New Media Laboratory (1996-1997); letter about its return to GSUC from Hunter College (1996) American Theatre Wing 1992 Americas Society 2001 Andrew W. Mellon Foundation 1994 See also Faculty—Faculty Scholars. Fellowships, Grants and Other Financial Aid— Specific Awards, Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Anniversaries 1996, 2001-2002 Horowitz’s letters about marking GSUC’s 40 th anniversary; typescript of her remarks (2001-2002); letter to Horowitz about a traveling exhibit planned to mark 150 th anniversary of the Free Academy of New York, which became City College and led to CUNY’s establishment Annual Reviews Inc. 1993 Anti-Defamation League 1993, 1996, 1997, 2005 Includes papers about Horowitz’s participation in the annual legal conference (1997) Antioch College (later Antioch University) (10 folders) 1965, 1975, 1977-2005, 2008 Note: Horowitz was an alumna of the college at Yellow Springs, became a member of the Alumni Association board and later its president, and in 1987 was elected to the university Board of Trustees. Papers sent routinely to all trustees that had no comment by or reference or any other pertinence to Horowitz have not been retained Horowitz’s note to GSUC President Kelly about her unpaid service as trustee (2008); several reports on Antioch’s financial and organizational problems and proposed solutions; related correspondence (1996, 2001, 2003, 2004); correspondence about the Alumni Association’s Rebecca Rice Award to Horowitz; booklet (1995-1996); correspondence about fund-raising; Horowitz headed drive for faculty development fund; her letter explaining why she did not seek to become Antioch’s president (1990); correspondence about fund-raising (1989); papers about fund-raising, academic changes, appointment of an executive vice president; Alan Guskin’s report on his 1 st 30 months as president (1988); papers about Alumni Association and Trustees Board meetings; Horowitz’s report on the former; start of 5-year fund drive; her letter to Guskin; his reply (1987); Vice President J. Kytle’s report on academic quality; reports on finances and fund drive; papers about alumni reunion; Horowitz’s commencement address and paper on Antioch’s cooperative program (1986); papers about fund-raising; Guskin’s 1 st report to the trustees; drafts of Horowitz’s paper on the cooperative program; correspondence about Alumni Association activities and Horowitz’s election as its president; papers about Guskin’s election as Antioch president; papers about the search for a new president; Horowitz had been on the search committee; correspondence about raising tuition (1985); papers about search for a successor to President William Birenbaum, his resignation, alumni activities, fund-raising, and search for a new provost; Horowitz was asked to be a candidate but declined (1984); correspondence and other papers about alumni activities and fund-raising (1980-1983); about the 25 th reunion of Horowitz’s class of 1954; her letter to Birenbaum about the college’s financial crisis; his reply (1979); his report on Antioch’s status and plans (May 1978); Prof. Louis Filler’s report (1977) Articulation. See CUNY (General) [below] Asian American Institute 2000, 2003 Letter about annual banquet (2003); memoranda about establishing the institute (2000) Association for Diplomatic Studies and Training 2003-2004 Papers about Horowitz’s attendance at a dinner honoring John C. Whitehead and Bruce Llewellyn; photos of her with unidentified persons Association of American Universities (AAU) 1990-1992 Association of Colleges and Universities of the State of New York (ACUSNY) 1991, 1992 Association of Fund-Raising Professionals 2005 Avenue of the Americas Association 1991, 1993, 1996 Horowitz’s letter about attending a dinner honoring Andrew Heiskell (1996); papers about its anniversary dinner (1993); Horowitz’s address to the board of directors (drafts and final version) (1991) Awards. Note: Papers filed here involve awards by GSUC, by CUNY, or by outside organizations or individuals to GSUC members or benefactors. Awards to Horowitz are filed under the name of the awarding organization and/or in the Personal Materials subgroup. See also Fellowships, etc. Honorary Degrees. Research Grants and Projects, Faculty Awards—Adrienne Munich Prize in Women’s Writing 2003 Awards—Chancellor’s Medal List of awards at GSUC, 1967-1981 Awards—Miscellaneous 1995, 1998 Awards—President’s Distinguished Alumni Medal 2001 Horowitz’s memoranda on its establishment and notifying Prof. Kugel of award Awards—President’s Medal 1994, 1995, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005 List of awards, 1967-1995 Awards—Randolph L. Braham Awards in History or Political Science 1997-1999, 2001-2002 Note: This was apparently expanded into a multi-purpose endowed fund Awards—Scholar Incentive Awards (under PSC/CUNY contract) 2004 Awards—Spirit of New York Awards 1992, 1993 New York Times Company Foundation’s initial grant toward establishing an annual award at GSUC to honor creativity of New Yorkers (1993); A. O. Sulzberger’s letter to A. Heiskell rejecting suggestion that award be named for A. S. Ochs (1992)

Baccalaureate Program 1992, 1993, 1997-2005 Memoranda and other papers about its operations, administration, financial support and commencements. Of special interest: papers about selected 2005 graduates; papers about Nan Bauer-Maglin’s appointment as academic director; photo of Pres. Horowitz with commencement speaker Peter Jennings (1997); Horowitz’s commencement address (1993); request to retain Margaret Watson to recruit students from community colleges, work places and other areas under Ford Foundation grant (1992) See also Fellowships, Grants, etc.—Specific Awards, Thomas W. Smith Graduate Scholarships [below] Baisley Powell Elebash Endowed Fund for Music 1998-2002, 2004 Letters about establishment of the fund to support fellowships and performances in the recital hall named for Elebash Note: For material about the recital hall itself, see Buildings. For events held there, see Special Events Bard College 1996-1998, 2001 Correspondence about arranging for GSUC and Bard Graduate Center doctoral students to take courses at the other institution; copy of signed agreement Barry S. Brook Center for Music Research and Documentation 1999-2001 Papers about naming the center for Prof. Brook and gift of his library to GSUC Baruch College 2005, 1997 [?] Horowitz’s remarks introducing Vernon Hill at executive education breakfast (2005); president Goldstein’s review of its origin, history, and progress [1997?] Behavior and Social Issues (Jnl) 1989, 1990, 1993 Letter seeking nominations for new editor Behavior Therapist, The (Jnl) 1979-1980 Horowitz’s review of an article; related correspondence Bildner Center for Western Hemisphere Studies 1992, 1993, 1995-1998, 2000-2004 Papers mostly about financial support and programs. Of special interest: Horowitz’s letter on appointing Prof. M. Font as director (2000) Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. See Fellowships, etc.—Specific Awards, Gates Millennium Scholars [below] Biofield Corporation 1993 Horowitz’s request for clearance to serve on its board of directors Board of Visitors 1990-1994, 1997, 1999 Horowitz’s letter to H. Badillo, explaining the origin of the board and its replacement by the Graduate Center Foundation (1999); letters about tributes to recently deceased board member Ivan Shapiro (1997); memoranda about meetings and membership; minutes (1992-1993); Horowitz’s notes about the board’s functions and comparison with GSUC Foundation; slides (1992); her letters to board members on first meeting with them (1991); membership list as of Dec.1990 and Sept. 1991 Bronx Community College 1997 Brooklyn Center for Families in Crisis 1991 Brooklyn College 1993-1994, 1998 Memorandum about its annual report (1998); papers about the Charles Lawrence Memorial Lecture to be delivered by Horowitz; text of the lecture, “You Said It Would Be Safe,” as reprinted in Childhood (1993-1994) Brown University 1981-1982 Correspondence about visit by Horowitz and 2 other consultants to evaluate the Child Study Center; their final report Bryant Park 1992, 1993 Minutes of Management Corp. and Restoration Corp. meeting; Horowitz attended as Management Corp. member; correspondence about event planned by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, with GSUC Mall serving as location in case of rain (1993); papers about dedication of Gertrude Stein statue (1992) Budgets. See Finances [below] Buildings. Note: Material here pertains to 33 West 42 nd Street and 365 5 th Avenue, the former mostly before 1995, the latter usually from that year forward. See also Dining Commons [below]. Housing for Faculty and Students [below] Buildings—Art Gallery 1997, 1999-2004 Correspondence about a light-dimming system, endowment fund, donations, operating costs, exhibits, and formation of an advisory committee (Gallery Associates); a letter to the Whitney Museum about a loan of 2 large sculptures for display on the 8 th floor (Oct. 2000) is included Buildings—Baisley Powell Elebash Recital Hall 2000 Horowitz’s remarks at dedication ceremony Buildings—Coffee Shop (“365 Express”) and Lounge (“Foundation Lounge”) 2003 Letters of thanks for contributions that funded extension and refurbishing Buildings—Elevators 1997, 1999 Buildings—Harold M. Proshansky Auditorium 1993, 2003 Letter about naming a seat (2003); memoranda about its dedication; program; typescript of Horowitz’s remarks; videocassette; letters to E. Janeway and Senator Moynihan (1993) Buildings—Mall 1991-1993 Papers about exhibits, use of tables to display materials, possible redesign of mall and formation of a committee to consider this Buildings—Miscellaneous 1991, 1992, 1994-1996, 2001-2003 Correspondence about repairs, use of facilities, building service union strike, and other problems and complaints Buildings—Relocation from 33 West 42 nd Street to 365 Fifth Avenue (5 folders) 1993- 2001, 2003, 2004 Folder 1: Horowitz’s status report (2003); her memorandum to Chancellor Goldstein about space problems in 5th Ave. building; Graduate Center Foundation’s brochure about naming opportunities (2001); citation for Horowitz’s leadership in relocation project; papers about opening ceremonies; typescript of her remarks; videocassette of her interview with Sam Roberts on “New York Times Close-Up” TV program; press kit; letters from neighboring institutions; report on ventilation test on upper floors (2000) Folders 2 and 3: correspondence about plans for the formal opening, completing the move, equipment installation and construction, and related fund-raising efforts, including “Planning Partners” and naming of specific facilities (1998-1999) Folder 4: correspondence about equipment for the new building, preparing for the move, completing construction, funding needs and fund-raising efforts (1997) Folder 5: memoranda about access for the disabled at the new building, means of presenting interior designs, and vacating space in the 42 nd Street building to allow construction for State School of Optometry (1996); Horowitz’s letters about the planned move; her memorandum to the GSUC community on final passage of state bills to acquire and renovate the B. Altman building for occupancy by GSUC and to move the State School of Optometry into the 42 nd Street building; New York Times article; faculty memorandum on space problems; project time line; map; diagram of B. Altman building (1995); Horowitz’s draft paper on space problems and possible solutions; work time line; comments on the proposed move by H. L. Simmons, New York Public Library president Paul LeClerc and others; Horowitz’s memoranda on rationale for the move (1994); Prof Chappell’s letter to her on benefits of locating GSUC in same building as Science Library; Horowitz’s memorandum to CUNY Vice Chancellor Buxbaum about proposed move; provost G. Marshall memorandum detailing current space problems, citing 1992-1993 space inventory (1993) Note: The proposal of the architect (Gwathmey Siegel & Associates) (1995) is in the original 2 binders behind folder 5. Buildings—Security 1999-2001, 2003 Memoranda about emergency procedures, reaction to electric power failure

C. W. Post College. See Long Island University [below] Cabletron Systems 1998 Campus Disorders 1992, 1999, 2000 Letters on appointment of chairmen for disciplinary hearings (2000); letter to Prof. C. Russell on her election to the Student/Faculty Disciplinary Panel (1999); memorandum to Horowitz on appointing faculty members to chair disciplinary hearings; University Faculty Senate resolution and Doctoral Students Council letter opposing proposed changes in student disciplinary procedures (1992) Carnegie Corporation of New York 1992, 2001 Horowitz’s welcome to the first international Carnegie Family Board meeting, to be held at the GSUC; her letter to V. Gregorian about the meeting (2001); her letter on seeking Carnegie’s help for GSUC (1992) Carolina Institute for Research on Early Education of the Handicapped (no date) Catalyst (Catalyst for Women, Inc.) 1992 Catholic University (Caracas, Venezuela) 1993 CAUSE (The association for managing and using information technology in higher education) 1993 Census, U. S. See CUNY Data Service [below] Center for Achievement and Reform in Education (CARE) 1993 Proposal and rationale Center for Advanced Studies in Education (CASE) 1991, 1992, 1998 Center for Advanced Studies in Theatre Arts. See Martin E. Segal Theatre Center [below] Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences (Stanford University) 1980, 1982-1984, 1988, 1989, 1993 Correspondence and other papers about Horowitz’s spending part of a sabbatical there as an invited fellow Center for Corporate and Education Initiatives 1992 Center for Cultural Studies 1991- 1994 Letter about its proposed journal, Found Object; budget (1993, 1994); letter of intent to form the center; proposed by-laws (1992); letter on the student-faculty committee interested in such studies and proposal to form such a center (1991) Center for Developmental Neurosciences and Developmental Disabilities 1997 Letter about reorganization Center for European Studies 1992, 1993, 1998-2002, 2005 Mostly letters acknowledging financial contributions. Of special interest: Horowitz’s letters on Prof. Kaufmann’s appointment as director, replacing Prof. Wasser, and noting Center’s name change to “European Community Studies Center” [later papers refer to it as “European Union Studies Center”]; letter thanking Wasser (1993); his reports on Center activities and plans (1992) Center for Human Environments 1991, 1992, 1996, 1997, 2003 Letter about appointment of an acting director (2003); correspondence about the 10 th anniversary of the Housing Environments Research Group and its annual report (1997) Center for Jewish Studies 1992, 1994, 1998, 1999, 2002-2005, 2007 Correspondence mostly about new proposals and financial support. Of special interest: agreement for Skirball Foundation $1.5-million endowment (2005); GSUC Pres. Kelly’s letter asking Horowitz to be interim director of Skirball endowment; her letters to prospective donors for a proposed Jewish music institute (2007) Center for Jewish Studies—Institute for Holocaust Studies 1991, 1992, 1995, 1997 Correspondence about Gabor Varszegi’s financial contribution and plan to honor him; typescript of Horowitz’s remarks (1995, 1997); typescript of her remarks at meeting honoring Jack and Elizabeth Rosenthal for funding the institute, now named for them (1992); Dean S. Goldstein’s letters to prospective donors (1991) Center for Jewish Studies—Institute for Sephardic Studies 1992 Center for Jewish Studies—Mazer Institute for Research and Advanced Study in Judaica 1992 Center for Labor-Management Policy Studies 1992-1993 Correspondence about the imminent closing of the center for lack of financial support; copies of 2 recent studies; 1991 annual report Center for Latin America, Caribbean and Latino Studies 2001 Letter thanking Albert Bildner for grant to establish this center Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies (CLAGS) 1991-1994, 1997, 2002-2004 Correspondence mainly about grants received and grant proposals Center for Logistics and Transportation 1992, 1997 Letter on its move to Baruch College (1997); memorandum on its relationship with United Parcel Service (UPS) (1992) Center for Music Research and Documentation 1992, 1995 Letters about the RILM Abstracts and Index Note: Later renamed the Barry S. Brook Center…, q.v. above Center for Place Culture and Politics 2001 Letter proposing area studies project funded by the Ford Foundation Center for Science and the Arts 2003 Letter proposing such a center and seeking Carnegie Corp. funding Center for the Humanities 1994-1996, 1998-2005 Correspondence about the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and other grants, proposals and contributions (1998-2005); news release about Mellon grant (1995); proposal for establishing the center (1994) Center for the Study of Higher and Postsecondary Education (Univ. of Michigan) 1995 Center for the Study of International Human Rights 1997, 1999 Letters on its proposed establishment Center for the Study of Philanthropy 1993, 1996-2000 Center for the Study of Women and Society 1997-2002 Center for United States-China Arts Exchange (Columbia University) 1994 Center for Urban Education Policy 1997 Center for Urban Research 1994, 1997 Center on Energy, Conservation, and Environmental Studies (Proposed) 1992 Horowitz’s letters seeking support for its establishment Centers and Institutes (General) 1991-1994, 2002? Notes on a meeting of 7 center directors on need for more support in the 5 th Avenue building (2002?); draft of policy guidelines “for Centers, Institutes, Consortia and Special Units” to be approved by CUNY Trustees; Horowitz’s letter recommending changes (1994); letters to the Research Foundation about funding (1993, 1994); Horowitz’s handwritten notes about the administrators and programs of several centers and institutes; Prof. Wasser’s letter proposing liaison of centers with Board of Visitors (1992); Dean Solomon Goldstein’s report summarizing the history, programs and status of all, with supporting materials for several (1991) Central Park Conservancy 1994 Central Washington University 1993 Chancellor’s Advisory Committee on Academic Program Planning 1992-1993 Committee’s final report; draft comment from unidentified source; comment from Council of Executive Officers Chase Business Women’s Alliance 1997 Correspondence about Horowitz’s participation in a video program of interviews with women entrepreneurs; video cassette Cherry Lawn School 1967, 1970-1972, 1993 Correspondence about financial problems, Trustees Board award to Horowitz, and her appointment to the Alumni Advisory Council; newsletter; list of alumni Child (Magazine) 1992 Nan Shaw’s letter suggesting Horowitz become contributing editor or advisory board member to gain publicity Child Development (Jnl) (2 folders) 1965, 1972, 1977-1990, 1992, 1996, 1997, 2000 Horowitz’s reviews of manuscripts submitted to the journal; related correspondence Chinese Scholars Exchange Program (3 folders) 1979-1983, 1985, 1986, 1993 Papers about Horowitz’s trip to China in 1982 for lectures at the Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Science, Beijing, and about her trip with several University of Kansas administrators and faculty to visit Beijing, Nanjing and Nankai Universities in 1980 and establish exchange agreements; typescript of her article for a Chinese journal and copy of the journal (1983) are included Citicorp 1997 Horowitz’s letter on proposal for a “CUNY Card” Citizens Committee for New York City 1992 Citizens Union of the City of New York 1993

City Club of New York 1991, 1992, 1999 Typescript of Horowitz’s speech at Public Policy Forum luncheon; 3 video cassettes (1999); her letter thanking Goodman Family Foundation for funding CUNY students attendance at club’s Friday luncheons (1992); papers about the club’s reception for her co-sponsored by 9 other organizations; typescript of her remarks (1991) City College (CCNY) 1992, 1994, 1997, 2001 City University of New York. See CUNY [below] Citymeals-on-Wheels 1995, 1996 Coalition of Business, Labor and Community Organizations of New York 1992 College Entrance Examination Board (CEEB) 1993 College of Staten Island 1992, 1993 College of William and Mary 1993 Colorado State University 1992 Columbia University 1993 Typescript of George Rupp’s address at his inauguration as Columbia president (1993) See also Library and Information Management Program [below]. National Center for Children in Poverty [below] Commencement 1991-2005 Correspondence and other papers about arrangements; typescripts of remarks by Horowitz and a few other speakers See also Baccalaureate Program [above]. Honorary Degrees [below] Committee on Doctoral Education in the First Decade of the 21 st Century 2001-2002 Draft report (2002); letters about committee membership; letter to Provost Kelly, named chairman; statement on aims and scope Committee on the Protection of Human Subjects 1997-2002, 2004 Letters thanking members for accepting or completing service Common Review, The 2001 Letter on inaugural issue Community Children’s Center (Lawrence, Kansas) 1965 Typed and handwritten notes about establishing a day care center; Horowitz chaired the operations committee; background material; correspondence; related papers Computer Center at GSUC 1992, 1997, 2000-2004 Letters on replacing J. Haggard as head of Information Resources (2004), “network refresh” project (2003), and operational problems (2001, 2002); final report by President’s Task Force on Instructional Media and Technology; draft (2000); Haggard’s report on status of information resources and plans for next 3 years (1997); short- and long-term planning report (1992) Consortium of Social Science Associations (COSSA) 1993, 1997 Contemporary Psychology (Jnl) (3 folders) 1972, 1982, 1985-1991 Records of books and articles sent to Horowitz, as advisory editor, for review or for suggestions of suitable reviewers; related correspondence; typescripts of some reviews and notes by Horowitz Continuing Education and Public Programs. See Special Events (General) [below] Copyrights and Patents 1991 Law firm’s letter warning against unauthorized performances of films Cornell University 1977 Cosmos Club 1988-1991 Correspondence mostly about memberships Coudert Brothers 1992 Council for Initiatives in Jewish Education 1994 Council of Executive Officers 1991-1994, 2002, 2004 Meeting notices and minutes Council of Graduate Schools (CGS) 1982-1983, 1995-1998, 2000 Correspondence about annual meetings in 2000 and 1997, including Horowitz’s keynote address at the latter; text as printed in CGS newsletter; letters about GSUC getting Peterson Award for outreach to minority students (1995, 1996); letters about CGS joint task force on testing with Association of Graduate Schools (AGS), of which Horowitz was co-chair; lists of CGS officers and committees (1982-1983) Council of Presidents 1991, 1992, 1997-2000, 2003-2005 Papers about meetings, agendas, and special occasions; Horowitz’s handwritten notes, written on agendas or scrap paper, are included; list of 1999 committee assignments Council on Research Policy and Graduate Education 1983 Crain’s New York Business 1992 CUNY (General) (6 folders) 1991-1993, 1996-2005 Folder 1: pages of the calendar for 3 Board of Trustees meetings, with Horowitz’s handwritten notes (2004-2005); letters naming GSUC representatives to diverse CUNY committees and programs (2001-2003); list of recent and regular reports; Chancellor Goldstein’s letter asking Horowitz to serve on a committee to create a “graphic identity” for CUNY; her memorandum outlining some preliminary ideas; revised draft of 2000-2004 Master Plan; Horowitz’s comments (2000) Folder 2: Horowitz’s response to a survey of CUNY central office’s relations with the colleges and other units; her comments on draft guidelines for CUNY foundations; letter on M. Goldstein’s appointment as chancellor; Mayor’s Advisory Task Force report on CUNY, with passages about GSUC marked by Horowitz; draft of Master Plan excerpts; letters about H. Badillo’s appointment as Board of Trustees chairman, succeeding Ann Paolucci (all 1999) Folders 3 and 4: audiotape and drafts of statement on CUNY status, accomplishments, need and goals, to be signed by all campus presidents and submitted to the Board of Trustees; related correspondence; Chancellor Kimmich’s memorandum to the board and all campus presidents on the new CUNY Comprehensive Action Plan (CAP); mission statements and profiles submitted by each campus as requested by Kimmich to form basis for the plan; some submissions include drafts, correspondence and notes; Horowitz’s letter on qualities to be sought in a new chancellor; her draft concept paper, “CUNY into the Future” (all 1998) Folder 5: Horowitz’s letters on using CUNY’s legal office and on Citicorp’s proposed CUNY card; her draft paper on CUNY’s future (1997); her notes thanking GSUC’s representatives who testified at Board of Trustees borough hearing; S. E. Cooper’s letter asking Horowitz to offer copies of CUNY reports, proposals etc. to GSUC faculty leaders (1996); bulletin urging Graduate Council resolution to oust Chancellor Reynolds; Board of Trustees calendar; copy of Surrogate Court order on settling CUNY’s interest in Florida property of Spiaggia estate (1993); G. Kandel’s report to Horowitz on likely proceeds from M. Spiaggia’s bequest (1992); photo of CUNY’s 6 women presidents (1993?); reports on and proposals for CUNY plans for development and connections with New York City (1992-1993); Prof. D. Lavin’s letter on his study of the Open Admissions policy and its results; C. Frick’s report on evening sessions (1992); draft of policy on misconduct in scientific research; Horowitz’s letter lauding a graduate student’s testimony on community colleges to a New York State Assembly committee; list of trustees and principal administrators (all 1991) Folder 6: three related reports: “Assessment Review,” on evaluating students’ qualifications upon admission and their subsequent progress; “Succeeding at CUNY,” on student retention and graduation; and “Cross Registration and Coordinated Scheduling,” on the five major aspects of articulation procedures (1996) CUNY Campaign for Voluntary Charitable Giving 1995, 2003-2005 CUNY Data Service 1991, 1992, 1994, 1999 CUNY Law School at Queens College. See Queens College—Law School [below] CUNY Legislative Action Council (CLAC) 1992, 1993 CUNY Matters 2000 CUNY TV 1992, 1993 Papers about 2 programs: “Urban Agenda,” part of a series “Scholars on the City” (1993), and “Cultural Pluralism,” with Horowitz as host (1992) See also “Women to Women” (CUNY TV Program) [below] CUNY Washington Office 1992

Development Office 1992, 1993, 1997, 2001-2003 Horowitz’s memoranda on Peter Tafti’s resignation and plans to reorganize the office (2003); on Tafti’s appointment as Director of Development and Alumni Relations and as executive director of the Graduate Center Foundation, and change of the office’s name to Development and Alumni Relations Office (2002); on personnel and related costs for fiscal 2002 (2001); memoranda about previous fund-raising efforts and on proposed division of responsibilities between the office and the foundation (1997); correspondence with Bernt Brecher about his role in strengthening the office and development effort; report on current organization and program; memoranda about personnel (1993); Horowitz’s memorandum about assigning Alan Gartner to help centers and institutes with fund-raising (1992) Note: most of the general material on fund-raising is filed under Graduate Center Foundation [below] Developmental Psychology (70 folders in 17 boxes) 1955-2004 Note: This was Horowitz’s major field. Her interests and studies were wide-ranging and included many different aspects -- development in infancy and early childhood, problems of mentally or physically handicapped children as well as those of the gifted and talented, problems of defining normal and abnormal behavior and rates of development, the issue of heredity vs. parental upbringing and other environmental and social factors, and many more. The papers here encompass her writings, many as co-author, as well as several by her peers, presented at meetings or published, comments on these, proceedings of conferences, seminars, workshops and symposiums, research plans, grant applications, and related correspondence. The folders and the papers within them are usually arranged in reverse chronological order. However, sequences of documents, such as those dealing with specific grants or with presentations at conferences that are later recast into articles and still later appear as chapters in a book are kept together as far as possible. The descriptions of the contents of each folder [below] are limited to items of major interest See also: Head Start Program. MacArthur Foundation—Mental Health and Human Development Research Networks. Programs (Specific), Developmental Psychology (for the program at GSUC) [all below]. Names of other academic institutions (except University of Kansas, which see below) (for their programs). Names of professional societies and journals in this field Folder 1 (2000-2005): includes papers about a conference on the gifted and talented, funded by an APA grant, and a conference at SRCD on D. M. Baer’s contribution to a behavioral theory of child development; also, a chapter and drafts of chapters in a book on preparing teachers Folder 2 (1998-1999): includes Horowitz’s presidential address to the Society for Research in Child Development (SRCD), “Child Development and the PITS,” with background notes, some source material, and correspondence about its publication in the SRCD journal; copy of the article; also, her paper “A Theoretical Model for Considering Risk and Resilience” Folder 3 (1996-1997): includes Horowitz’s paper on interactive environments and developmental outcomes at APA convention and her essay for the Robert Jay Lifton festschrift Folder 4 (1995): includes papers about her trips to Brazil to evaluate psychology programs at University of Sao Paulo and to Jerusalem for a reception and lecture; notes and drafts; also, her award-winning Esther Katz Rosen lecture “Human Potential at Risk – Environmental Contexts” Folder 5 (1994): includes: 3 papers on post-traumatic stress disorder for the Journal of School Psychology, with Horowitz’s commentary; drafts, correspondence and notes about the Kansas Infant Development (KID) project Folder 6 (1994 cont.): Horowitz’s and C. Haritos’s chapter for the Handbook of Mental Retardation ; typescript of Horowitz’s paper for the book Developmental Follow-up ; correspondence and other papers about a book Psychology, Science and Human Affairs (a festschrift honoring William Bevan), including Horowitz’s paper on the nature/nurture controversy; also, her Charles Lawrence lecture, “You Said It Would Be Safe,” Brooklyn College Folder 7 (1993): includes Horowitz’s article for the Encyclopedia of Intelligence ; papers about her trip to Brazil; about the Esther Katz Rosen Symposiums on the gifted, funded by the Rosen endowment at the American Psychological Foundation and held at the University of Kansas Folder 8 (1993 cont.): includes Horowitz’s chapter, “The Need for a Comprehensive New Environmentalism,” for a book Nature, Nurture, and Psychology , based on her paper given at an SRCD symposium; her draft report on the KID (Kansas Infant Development) project Folder 9 (1992): includes Horowitz’s talks at a City College colloquium and a Science and Public Policy Seminar; her address at the Association for Behavior Analysis; her article, “100 Years of Developmental Psychology: What Do We Know” (based on her 1991 address to the American Psychological Association); a paper by her and others presented at an Esther Katz Rosen Symposium Folder 10 (1991): her article on John B. Watson’s legacy (printed version and early draft) and colleagues’ responses to her questionnaire Folder 11 (1991 cont.): includes her chapter, “The Risk-Environment Interaction…,” for a book , Longitudinal Studies of Children at Psychological Risk, and her chapter for a book on developmental research, both with related correspondence; also, papers about Horowitz’s trip to Paraguay for a conference and several lectures Folder 12 (1991 cont.): includes her address to the APA on “Combining Behavioral and Organismic Approaches,” her chapter for the book To Be Young and Gifted and her address on gifted children to an Iowa symposium on talent development; also, a conference on psychological effects of the Gulf War, and the research plan for the Kansas Infant Development (KID) project’s 5 th year Folders 13 and 14 (1990): her and John Colombo’s introduction and epilogue as editors of the Merrill-Palmer Quarterly special issue on infancy research; her chapter on behavioral development in Child Behavior and Development Folder 15 (1990 cont.): includes her chapter for a book on low-birthweight children, her lecture “The Humanistic and Scientific View of Human Behavior” in the Kansas University series of humanities lectures, and her article “Spotting Risk Factors in Young Children” Folder 16 (1990 cont.): includes papers about a North American Society for the Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity meeting and Horowitz’s presentation there; proposal for the Esther Katz Rosen Symposiums on the gifted; Horowitz’s preliminary report on the Kansas Infant Development (KID) project; and her article “Targeting Infant Stimulation Efforts” Folder 17 (1989): includes Horowitz’s chapter in Individual Differences in Infancy with her earlier address on the same subject at an international conference in Israel; other background material and related correspondence; and her and other papers at a World Health Organization conference on iron deficiency and other biological factors in child development Folder 18 (1989 cont.): includes Horowitz’s and other papers for a symposium on human development at Cornell University Folder 19 (1989 cont.): includes papers about a National Institute of Child Health and Human Development conference on developmental follow-up strategies, and Horowitz’s contribution Folder 20 (1989 cont.): includes her paper on the concept of risk, given at SRCD, and her paper on “The Shape and Shaping of Human Behavior,” given at a Kansas University symposium honoring Charles Michener Folder 21 (1988): includes correspondence and other papers about the Conference on Children with Special Needs of the Council for Exceptional Children’s Early Childhood Division, at which Horowitz gave the keynote address; typescript of the address; also, papers about the Johnson & Johnson roundtable on infant stimulation, including Horowitz’s contributions Folder 22 (1988 cont.): includes papers presented at Conference on Infancy Studies, Washington, DC, and a University of Minnesota symposium Folder 23 (1987): correspondence about Horowitz’s book Exploring Developmental Theories; reviews, background notes Folder 24 (1987 cont.): includes Horowitz’s article “A Developmental View of Giftedness” and her address to the XIX Banff International Conference on Behavioral Science Folder 25 (1986): includes her paper on behavioral development at University of Iowa conference, and data compilation for the Kansas Infant Development (KID) project Folder 26 (1986 cont.): includes her paper at the International Conference on Infancy Studies, Los Angeles; conference program Folders 27 and 28 (1982-1989): papers about the APA monograph, The Gifted and the Talented: A Developmental Perspective, edited by Horowitz and M. O’Brien (1985), and their 1986 article on the gifted in American Psychologist; correspondence about the book with contributing authors, reviewers, and APA editors and other officials; other papers about the book and the article Folder 29 (1985): includes Horowitz’s “white paper” on the need for proper prenatal and infant care, given at a Children’s Coalition symposium in Topeka, with related correspondence; her address at an international conference in Tours, France; and correspondence and other papers on a conference at the Stanford Center for the Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, including text of Horowitz’s paper, “Developmental Processes and Cultural Variables” Folder 30 (1985 cont.): includes her presentation, “The Infant at Risk,” at a Seminar on Science and Public Policy; her chapter in Advances in Infancy Research; her and two co-authors’ contribution to Clinics in Perinatology; and the resulting chapter in Environmental Neonatology Folder 31 (1984): includes J. M. Byrne’s and Horowitz’s article “The Perception of Stimulus Shape,” her paper at a symposium in Israel, her paper “The Social Development of Infants,” and her address to the Association for Behavior Analysis, “Is the Machine Obsolete?”; also, correspondence about the Brazelton Scale manual Folders 32, 33, 34 and 35 (1983-1990): Horowitz’s applications for a National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHHD) grant for research on “Infant-Environment Transactions and Risk Outcomes,” including revisions, requests for renewal and extensions, and related correspondence Folders 36 and 37 (1983): include correspondence and other papers on workshops in Egypt and Israel, and several papers by Horowitz and diverse co-authors Folder 38 and 39 (1982): includes Horowitz’s paper, “The Psychobiology of Parent- Offspring Relations,” commissioned for the National Institute of Mental Health; also, her presentations at two conferences in Caracas, Venezuela, with correspondence, her drafts and notes, and related documents Folder 40 (1982 cont.): includes Horowitz’s and P. Linn’s article “The Neonatal Behavioral Assessment Scale” and several articles (some with co-authors) intended for pediatricians Folder 41 (1981-1982): papers about a seminar in Sao Paulo, Brazil Folder 42 (1981): includes Horowitz’s chapter, “Methods of Assessment for High- Risk and Handicapped Infants,” in a book; correspondence about and her notes for the Mississippi Perinatal Graduate Course; her paper on mother-infant interactions; and her and co-authors’ paper on neonatal intensive care units Folder 43 (1981 cont.): includes her paper on maternal responsivity and her chapter for a book on the young child Folder 44 (1980): includes several papers by Horowitz, most with co-authors, on the Neonatal Behavioral Assessment Scale and other aspects of early childhood development Folder 45 (1980 cont.): includes her presentation at a conference in Israel on early childhood education and 2 grant applications Folder 46 (1979): includes several papers by Horowitz and correspondence about a conference in Israel Folder 47 (1978): includes Horowitz’s papers on analyzing individual differences and “The Importance of Infancy” Folder 48 (1978 cont.): includes Horowitz’s papers at the West Virginia Conference on Life-Span Developmental Psychology Intervention and at the Midwestern Psychological Association Folder 49 (1978 cont.): includes Horowitz’s and other papers at the 1 st International Conference on Infant Studies, Providence, RI Folders 50, 51 and 52 (1976-1978): correspondence, reports and other papers about 2 San Diego conferences on EPSDT (early periodic screening, diagnosis and testing), sponsored by the American Association of Psychiatric Services for Children (AAPSC); Horowitz chaired the working conference on training in 1978 and took part in the group on the interface of medical and educational settings in 1977. Folder 50 contains mainly her 1978 final report, earlier drafts and notes. Folder 51 contains mainly papers about arrangements for both conferences and related material on EPSDT and AAPSC generally. Folder 52 contains the final report on the 1977 conference, drafts, notes, position papers, correspondence, and background material Folder 53 (1977): includes Horowitz’s paper “Perspectives on Infancy” delivered at SUNY-Buffalo and her application for an NICHHD grant for research on infants – individual differences and environments Folder 54 (1977 cont.): includes papers about plans for a research consortium, a workshop and intensive, short course to be taught at Hebrew University in Jerusalem; also, Horowitz’s review of a proposed book by Jerome Kagan et al. Folder 55 (1976): includes Horowitz’s proposals of projects to train people in evaluating early development and to provide infant evaluation and developmental services; also, her correspondence with child psychologists and others in Israel, and her paper on infant intelligence testing; 9 slides of an infant test subject (undated) Folder 56 (1974-1975): includes correspondence about her stay in Israel, papers about a community-based screening project in Madison, WI, and Horowitz’s paper “Directions for Parenting” at an international conference in Banff Folder 57 (1973): includes correspondence and other papers about Horowitz’s research and teaching while on sabbatical leave in Israel (several papers are in Hebrew with no translation); also, papers about a study of assessments of U.S. and Uruguayan infants Folder 58 (1972-1973): contains the typescript of Horowitz’s and Lucille Paden’s article “The Effectiveness of Environmental Intervention Programs” and a reprint of it, notes, and related correspondence; also, typescript of Horowitz’s chapter on graduate training of junior colleagues, to appear in Bernal (ed.), Training Social Agents in Behavior Modification, (undated, probably 1972) Folder 59 (1972): includes correspondence with Uruguayan researchers, and correspondence about the Brazelton Neonatal Behavioral Assessment Scale and a proposal to produce a training film for use of the scale Folder 60 (1971): includes papers about a National Leadership Institute conference on training for education of the handicapped, and correspondence about the Brazelton scale and a manual for its use Folder 61 (1971 cont.): mostly notes and other papers (many in both English and Spanish) about a symposium in Panama on infant assessment Folder 62 (1969-1970): includes papers about the planned symposium in Panama and a Uruguayan group’s visit to U.S.; typescript of the Brazelton scale manual; related charts and other documents Folder 63 (1966-1968): includes Horowitz’s application for a Public Health Service research grant and several papers by her, some with associates Folders 64, 65, 66, 67, and 68 (1962-1965): mostly correspondence, notes, reports, and drafts and texts of papers presented at conferences and/or published, resulting from research by Horowitz and associates at Highland Park High School and Crestwood Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas. Folders 65-68 contain notes and data sheets from the Topeka research; they are in the order and the [poor] condition in which they were transferred to the Archives Folder 69 (1955-1962): includes report on Horowitz’s study of anxiety among Oregon elementary school children, with notes and data sheets (1961); typescript and draft of a paper, “Incentive Value of Social Stimuli for Preschool Children,” based on Horowitz’s Ph.D. dissertation (1960); and notes on discrimination learning (1958) and on variance formulas (undated) Folder 70: seven typescripts and/or reprints on diverse topics in developmental psychology, all undated, venue not identified; the first three are by Horowitz, the other four lack author identification as well Developmental Psychology—Kansas University Program (8 folders) 1962-1983, 1989- 1992 Papers about courses Horowitz taught in the HDFL (Human Development and Family Life) Department, including reading lists, schedules, examinations, lecture and other notes, source materials, evaluations and some correspondence; many of her notes are undated and in poor condition; papers are filed chronologically so far as possible and without regard to course numbers or titles (which are not always given). Of special interest: typescript of a paper by Horowitz and Dean Schiefelbusch reviewing the history of HDFL and the role of Donald Baer (1981); typescript of the 1 st chapter (introduction) on the scope of experimental child psychology, undated, author not identified, which was probably used in a course (1969); booklet about infant assessment services and procedures of the department’s Infant Behavior Center (undated, probably 1963) Developmental Psychology (Jnl) 1972, 1977, 1978, 1983, 1985-1988, 1990-1992 Horowitz’s reviews of manuscripts submitted for publication; related correspondence; correspondence about the search for a new editor; Horowitz served on the search committee Developmental Review (Jnl) 1981-1988, 1990, 1992, 1993 Horowitz’s reviews of manuscripts submitted for publication; related correspondence she was a member of the editorial board since the journal’s inception in 1981 Dining Commons 2000 Letters to prospective Advisory Committee members Disciplining of Students. See Campus Disorders [above] Discrimination (Based on Age, Gender, Race, etc.). See Expanded Educational Opportunity [below]. Minorities [below] Dispute Resolution Consortium 1998, 2000, 2003 Letters asking William and Flora Hewlett Foundation to continue support Dissertations, Theses and Term Papers 2003 Letter about deposit deadlines Diversity. See Pluralism and Diversity [below] Doctoral Alumni Association. See Ph.D. Alumni Association [below] Doctoral Students Council 1992-1994. See also Fellowships, etc—Specific Awards, Dissertation Support Fund [below] Correspondence about leaders’ stipends, DSC representatives attending Cabinet meetings, and other issues Drugs 1992, 1993 Report, “The Smoke-Free Campus,” by Columbia University’s Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse (1993); Horowitz’s letter praising Audrey Gartner’s “Drug- Free School Zone Guide” (1992); GSUC’s and CUNY’s policy statements (undated) Duke University 1988-1991, 1998 Papers about its Talent Identification Program (TIP); Horowitz was on advisory board

Education (General) 1981, 1982, 1989-1992, 1996, 2000, 2004 Queensborough Community College president E. J. Marti’s letter on proposal to form CUNY-wide consortium for study of how students learn; Horowitz’s notes (2004); her letter on the Harold W. McGraw, Jr., Prize (2000); her speeches and other papers on teaching vs. research and other problems of college education (1992, 1996); papers about a conference on Ministry and Higher Education, including Horowitz’s presentation (1990); 3 other papers by her on education generally (1981, 1982); her interview on CUNY-TV about progress on education, 2 videocassettes (undated) Egypt 1999 Horowitz’s letter to the new cultural attaché Elections (U.S.) 1993 Horowitz’s letter to Prof. Piven on her attending Pres. Clinton’s signing of voter registration bill and on her role in having bill enacted Encyclopedia of Intelligence 1992 Typescript and draft of Horowitz’s contributed article; contract; related papers Environmental Psychology 1992 Guide to the published and unpublished work of Herbert Wright at University of Kansas; Horowitz’s letter about copies for GSUC Eugenio Maria de Hostos Community College. See Hostos Community College [below] Expanded Educational Opportunity (5 folders) See Fellowships, Grants and Other Financial Aid—Specific Awards [below] for grants intended for minorities. Pluralism and Diversity [below] for related material Folder 1: papers about the MAGNET, MAGNET-STEM, Project Ascend/McNair, Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation (LSAMP), and similar programs, and Horowitz’s support of these (2003-2005); statements of policy on hiring persons with disabilities (1995-2004); MAGNET and MAGNET-STEM brochure; Affirmative Action Committee’s report, “Recruitment and Retention of Minority Students and Faculty: Best Practices” (2003); Horowitz’s letter To V. Gregorian in support of Tanenbaum Center’s project “Building Blocks for Democracy” and quest for funding; correspondence about the Pipeline and other programs (1998-2002); Horowitz’s paper “Race Matters” given at NASULGC meeting; her remarks at Pipeline Recognition Day (2001); her letter to Prof. Kulkarni about his EEOC complaint against CUNY (2000); correspondence about diverse minority grants and about joint programs with the Southern Regional Education Board (1999) Note: A glass plaque awarded to Horowitz for her support of the Pipeline program is in this box behind folder 2, with an explanatory note by Horowitz Folder 2: letter to Horowitz on under-utilization of women and minorities (1998); her letter on the AMP program; summary report on GSUC implementation of policies (1997); notice of R. Dana’s appointment as Affirmative Action Officer (1996); papers about GSUC applying for and winning Council of Graduate Schools’ Peterson’s Guide award for attracting and retaining minority students (1994-1996); papers about appointing Gail Smith Acting Associate Dean for Educational Opportunity and Diversity Programs and resulting reorganization of the Office; charts (1994); report on minority recruitment programs; papers about GSUC applying for and getting Humana Foundation $1-million challenge grant for fellowships for African-American and Latino students; reports on minority students enrollment (1993-1995); news releases about Pipeline program, funded by Aaron Diamond Foundation, to recruit minority students for graduate study in hopes that they will become college teachers (1992); data on CUNY Ph.D.s by discipline groups and race/ethnicity, 1985-1991 and 1987-1991; Horowitz’s letter outlining a project on minority access to graduate education (1983) Folder 3: report of external evaluators on GSUC’s Office of Educational Opportunity and Diversity Programs after site visit; Office’s charge to them and self-study; related papers (2005) Folder 4: papers about U.S. Education Department actions and policies on bias, affirmative action and related issues (1998-2000), including Horowitz’s notes and background material for a white paper Folder 5: Horowitz’s paper, “Who Is ‘At Promise’,” based on her address to the Council of Graduate Schools (1997), and her follow-up address on the same subject (2000); typescripts of both; related correspondence; background notes, newspaper and journal articles, legal briefs and other papers about affirmative action, some linked to the U.S. Supreme Court case involving the University of Michigan EXXON Education Foundation 1992, 1993

Faculty (General) 1991-2002, 2004, 2005 Booklet on new faculty appointments, spring 1999 to fall 2005; Horowitz’s remarks at annual faculty luncheon (2005); list of new doctoral faculty members, November 2003-October 2004, with their specializations; Horowitz’s letters on proposal for retirement center (2004); on recent appointments (2001, 2002); notice about Delmos Jones Visiting Scholars; letter to Dean Waters about faculty utilization; draft proposal to create for-profit enterprises as spin-offs of faculty research (2001); article about new faculty (2000); Horowitz’s letter to CUNY trustee Herman Badillo about Prof. Savage’s survey showing 23% of GSUC alumni employed as faculty on CUNY campuses; chart of doctoral faculty (1998); Horowitz’s letter to Queens College president Sessoms about identifying doctoral faculty by their home campuses; report on nominations to central faculty steering committee (1997); Horowitz’s testimony on need for strong doctoral faculty; her memorandum attaching a study of employment experiences of graduates, especially ethnic or racial minorities or women; papers about revised allocation system; research report on achieving faculty diversity; Chancellor Reynolds’s memorandum to senior colleges’ presidents on Trustees Board statement of financial exigency and resulting faculty retirement incentive program (all 1996); Provost Marshall’s memoranda about the allocation system and personnel policies and practices generally; about pay arrangements for R. Fleischer, employed by Latin/Greek Institute (1995); papers about use of CUNY and SUNY faculty members as preferred consultants to the governor-elect and state agencies (1994); Horowitz’s report on current status of doctoral faculty (1993); summary description of allocation system; her letters to state legislators urging support for early retirement incentives; Prof. Mollenkopf’s letter to her about faculty’s problems with allocation system and need for a strong central faculty; Marshall’s and Bruce Kohan’s comments on Deputy Chancellor Mucciolo’s proposed alternative to allocation system (1992); Marshall’s memoranda explaining system and advising against holding a convocation before start of fall semester (1990-1991) Faculty—Distinguished Professors 1994, 1998, 2004 Horowitz’s letter nominating 2 professors to the CUNY selection committee (2004); her letter on GE Fund’s funding of a Distinguished Professorship in Leadership Education (1998); Prof. Cooper’s letter to Horowitz on conflicting views of University Faculty Senate and CUNY Administration on nominating process (1994) Faculty—Einstein and Schweitzer Chairs 1986-1988, 1990-1992 Correspondence about funding the Chairs, mostly with and about Prof. Dennis Sullivan, who holds Einstein Chair in Mathematics Faculty—Faculty Development 1997-1999, 2004 Survey of teaching opportunities offered by Ph.D. programs (2004); report on the Doctoral Students Council’s Adjunct Project and use of student activity fees to finance it (1999); Horowitz’s letter transmitting the Handbook for the Novice Instructor to Acting Chancellor Kimmich (1998); letters about fall 1997 offerings Faculty—Faculty Meetings 1992-2005 Minutes; agendas; invitations and related correspondence. The typescript of Horowitz’s address about her first year as GSUC president is included (1992) Faculty—Faculty Scholars (2 folders) 1995-2004 Correspondence about an Andrew W. Mellon Foundation challenge grant to recruit eminent scholars and prospective matching grants (2003, 2004); brochures about faculty honorees, listing honorees by academic year (1995-2002) Faculty—Faculty Steering Committee 1999, 2001 Letters about membership Faculty—Workload Issue 1990 Comprehensive report on teaching loads, all CUNY, as of fall 1990 Faculty Housing. See Housing for Faculty and Students [below] Federation of Behavioral, Psychological and Cognitive Sciences 1985, 1986, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1993 1993 report; correspondence and other papers about Horowitz’s planned speech at a public policy seminar at the Smithsonian Institution; outline; notes (1992); papers about meetings; 1986 report; partial text of and notes for Horowitz’s speech at a 1985 seminar Feeling Fine. See Toys [below] Fellowships, Grants and Other Financial Aid (General) 1992-1998, 2000-2003 Papers about graduate teaching fellowships; memoranda, reports and other papers about the need for aid and its diverse forms, especially tuition scholarships or remission; comparisons with SUNY and other universities. A description of the Office of Student Financial Aid (Sept. 1993) is included Fellowships, Grants and Other Financial Aid—“Affirmative Action” Grants. Note: Those named for specific donors are filed under Fellowships, etc—Specific [below]. More comprehensive material is under Expanded Educational Opportunity [above] Fellowships, Grants and Other Financial Aid—Miscellaneous Papers 1991-1994, 1997-2004 Mostly papers about grants or awards to individuals or small groups of students, and about minor projects, those with no or very few follow-ups, proposals that did not come to fruition, and the like; but note: M. Schoengood reports to executive officers of specific disciplines on “tithe funds” to be available for doctoral fellowships, 1998-1999; his report to Horowitz on special awards, 1997-1998; Dean Solomon Goldstein’s reply to her query on special aid for handicapped students (1991) Fellowships, Grants and Other Financial Aid—New York State Programs 1992, 1998, 2001-2003 Horowitz stresses need for tuition aid, in welcoming new chairman of Assembly’s Higher Education Committee (2003); correspondence with legislators and others about the need for tuition support funds (2001-2002); Horowitz’s testimony on need for fellowships at Assembly committee’s public hearing (1998); announcement of Regents Health Care Scholarships (1992) See also Fellowships, etc. (General) [above] for related material Fellowships, Grants and Other Financial Aid—Specific Awards, Grantors and Projects Note: Except for “Dissertation Fellowships,” a grouping of grants by diverse donors, the papers here are filed alphabetically by the names of grantors or projects. Most of the papers are announcements of grants and acknowledgements of contributions Aaron Diamond Foundation 1993 See also Expanded Educational Opportunity (for Pipeline program) [above] Albert Bowker Fellowship 1993, 2004 Alfred Kazin Fellowships 1998, 1999 Alfred P. Sloan Foundation 1997 Altman Foundation 2001-2003 Letters about establishment of a $1-million endowment for fellowships Andrew W. Mellon Foundation 1992, 1993, 1999, 2001, 2003-2005 Art History Fellowship Fund 1993 Athena Pollis Fellowship in Human Rights 2001-2004 Baisley Powell Elebash Fellowships. See Baisley Powell Elebash Endowed Fund for Music [above] Belle Zeller Scholarships 1999 Carnegie Corporation of New York 1995 Catherine Hoover Voorsanger Fellowships in Art History 2002-2004 Dankwart A. Rustow Fellowship Fund 1997, 2005 Dean K. Harrison Fellowships 1995-1998 Deloitte and Touche Foundation 1992 Dissertation Fellowships 1992-2004 Dissertation Support Fund 1992, 1993, 1996-2000, 2003, 2004 Doctoral Students Council 1996-1999 Drs. Ben & A. Jess Shenson Fund 1997, 1998 E. P. Thompson Fellowship in U.S. History (undated), 2005 Ford Foundation 1993, 1994, 1998, 2002-2003 Frances Degen Horowitz Awards 2005-2007 Fulbright Awards 1994, 1996 Gates Millennium Scholars Programs 1999 George D. Schwab Fellowship in American Foreign Policy 2001, 2002, 2004 Grand Marnier Fellowship 1998 Harold W. McGraw, Jr., Graduate Center Fellowships 2003 Helaine Newstead Fellowships 1997 Helena Rubinstein Foundation 1992, 1997, 1998, 2001 Hidalgo Scholarships 1994 J. Bruce Llewellyn Fellowships 1997-2000, 2002, 2003 Includes report on current and previous recipients (2003) John H. E. Fried Fellowship Endowment Fund 1991-1993, 1996 John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation 1992-1994, 1996 Includes Horowitz’s remarks at a reception for faculty members who won awards; also, list of GSUC faculty who won awards, 1982-1992 John W. Kneller Fellows 2005 Leonard S. Kogan Fellowship 1992 McCune Foundation Fellowships 1997-2000 MAGNET Program. See Expanded Educational Opportunity [above] Marilyn and Irwin Gittell Endowed Fellowship Fund 2000, 2001, 2004, 2005 Mario Capelloni Fellowships 1998-2000 Martin Duberman Fellowships 1999, 2000 Monroe Carell, Jr., Endowed Fellowships 2002-2005 National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) 1997 National Institutes of Health (NIH) 1997, 2002, 2003 National Science Foundation (NSF) 1992, 1993, 1997-1999, 2001 National Society of Colonial Dames 1991-1995, 2000, 2001, 2004 Includes list of dissertation scholarship winners, 1967-2000 New York Times Company Foundation 1997, 1998, 2000 Patricia Roberts Harris Fellowships 1993 Pipeline Program. See Expanded Educational Opportunity [above]

Project Ascend/McNair (U.S. Education Department). See Expanded Educational Opportunity [above] Ralph Bunche Fellowship Fund 1999, 2001 Rockefeller Foundation Resident Fellowships 1992 Rose Kfar Rose Scholarships 2003-2005 Science Fellowships (proposed) 1997 Deputy Chancellor Mucciolo’s draft proposal; Horowitz’s comments See also Special Events—Colloquiums etc. [below] Spero-Goldreich Award in Modern European and American Sculpture 1997 Starr Foundation 2001, 2002 Sue Rosenberg Zalk Scholarships 2001-2003 Thomas W. Smith Fellowships 1997, 2000-2004 Includes photo of awards ceremony (2000) Timothy Healy Fellowship Fund 1993 William Gerdts Fellowships 1997-2002 William Randolph Hearst Foundation 1998, 1999, 2004 Women’s Forum 2002 Includes photo of awards ceremony Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation 2004 Feminist Press 1994, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2003 Letters about 33 rd anniversary dinner, at which Horowitz got the 1 st Sue Rosenberg Zalk award; her remarks; photos (2003); correspondence about Jean Casella’s appointment as director, succeeding Florence Howe (2000); Horowitz’s letters about getting the “Femmy” award; photos; her poem “Musings on Being Honored” (1998); her letters about the 25 th anniversary fete (1997) Finances (General) (5 folders) 1992-2005 Memoranda and other papers about budgets, shortages, and retrenchment. Of special interest: undated memorandum by Horowitz on CUNY trustee Ernesto Malave’s views that GSUC wastes money and may be superfluous; papers about seeking support for tuition abatement for graduate students (2001-2003); proposal to reimburse colleges for non-faculty costs of doctoral education (1998); typescripts of Horowitz’s testimony to New York State legislative committees (1996-1998); papers about enlisting business leaders’ support for CUNY, including a full-page NY Times advertisement (1996); papers about retrenchment plans; Horowitz’s letter to Long Island University president Steinberg on his and other private college executives’ opposition to state funding for public universities; video cassette of Horowitz and 2 others discussing crisis with Joyce Purnick on “New York Times Close-Up” (1995); video cassettes of Horowitz interview with Assemblyman Sullivan on financial crisis and its effects (1994, 1995); University Faculty Senate news release on crisis (1994); papers about CUNY’s suit charging under-funding by New York State in favor of SUNY (1991-1993) Financial Women International 1996 Fiorello H. LaGuardia Community College. See LaGuardia Community College [below] Florida A & M University 1993 Ford Foundation 1992, 1995, 1999 See also Fellowships, etc.—Specific Awards, Ford Foundation [above] Fordham University 1993 Foreign Language Institutes. See Latin and Greek Institute [below]. Programs (Specific): Summer Language Institutes [below] Forty-Second Street 1993 42 nd Street E. T. C. (education, theatre, culture) 1992, 1993, 1997 Network Directory (undated), with note that organization no longer exists (1997); Horowitz’s remarks at a breakfast meeting held at GSUC (1993); mailing list; list of directors (1992) Forum on Children and Families (New York University) 1999 Correspondence about advisory group meeting Forward Association 1998 Foundation for Child Development 1979, 1982, 1993, 1997, 1999, 2000 Correspondence about its programs, reports Frankel Institute for Advanced Judaic Studies (University of Michigan) Letter thanking Horowitz for reviewing fellowship applications (2009) Freedom of Speech 1995 Correspondence about Horowitz’s keynote address at a Council of Chief Student Affairs Administrators conference on “Freedom of Speech on the College Campus,” sponsored by Hebrew Union College; typescript; her notes; background materials Friends of the CUNY Graduate Center 2000 Fund-Raising. Note: General material is filed under Graduate Center Foundation (the organization set up to receive private donations), but papers about funds donated or solicited for specific purposes are filed under the relevant specific headings, e.g., Buildings, Fellowships, Programs (Specific), or the names of centers and institutes. Papers about the gala dinners and similar events may be filed under Graduate Center Foundation, the headings denoting the purposes for which funds are sought, or the name of the honoree in the Correspondence—Names subgroup. Papers about initial contacts with prospective donors – being generally vague about fund-raising – will be found under the individuals’ names in the Correspondence—Names subgroup. Futures in Education Foundation 1993, 1996

General Electric Foundation 1993 German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) 1999 Graduate Center Community Meetings 1993, 2000 Schedule for fall 2000; memorandum on issues discussed at Feb. 2000 meetings; Horowitz’s invitation to student leaders to attend a “town meeting” (1993) Graduate Center Foundation (General) (4 folders) 1992-2006 Papers about fund-raising efforts in general, specific campaigns, and administrative matters; reports; letters acknowledging and soliciting donations. Of special interest: letters about donations honoring Horowitz (2005-2006); 2 brochures for $30-million campaign; special issue of 365 Fifth reporting results topped goals (2005); memorandum on Karen Buck’s appointment as executive director (2001); her memorandum on compliance with CUNY guidelines on foundations; consultant Jan Krukowski’s report on campaign focus and strategy (1999); Horowitz’s memoranda to Bernd Brecher on his role as adviser; copy of presentation at a retreat, including organization chart, campaign plans, and budget; formal and informal, even hand- written, scribbled notes about plans by Horowitz and others (all 1997); papers about J. Leeds’s charge that the foundation does not make tax returns available (1996); Horowitz’s memorandum announcing that the foundation is “in operation” (1994); typescript for brochure; list of officers and directors (1993); correspondence about Prof. Kulkarni’s and his brother’s plan to make annual contributions (1992) Graduate Center Foundation—Alumni Appeals (3 folders) 1992-1994, 1996, 1997, 2000-2005 Letters acknowledging contributions; reports; Horowitz’s requests for participation. Of special interest: her remarks at receptions for donors (1994) Graduate Center Foundation—Board of Trustees (2 folders) 1992-2004 Note: Several documents in the early years call it Board of Directors, not Trustees Correspondence about meetings, presentations, nomination and election of members, and related administrative matters; Horowitz’s reports to the Board on diverse matters concerning the foundation and GSUC Graduate Center Foundation—Bylaws Text as approved by then-Board of Directors, Dec. 18, 1984 Graduate Center Foundation—Gala Benefits (2 folders) 1991, 1994, 1998-2005 Note: Papers about benefits preceding the foundation’s formation are included here Letters and memoranda to and about the prospective honorees; related papers such as invitations, programs, news releases and acknowledgments. The honorees were: Monroe Carell, Jr. (2005); Peter Peterson and Joan Ganz Cooney (2004); Morton Olshan (2003); Felix Rohatyn (including videocassette) (2002); the Durst family (2001); Julien J. Studley (2000); J. Bruce Llewellyn (1999); Vartan Gregorian and Gordon Conway (1999); Robert Catell (1994); Seymour B. Durst (including videocassette) (1991) Graduate Council 1993, 1995, 1998, 2005 Horowitz’s remarks on opening, as chairman, May 2005 meeting; memoranda about meetings and quorum requirement Graduate Education (General) (2 folders) 1988-1989, 1992, 1993, 1995-1999, 2001- 2002 Folder 1: draft report of GSUC’s Committee on Doctoral Education in the First Decade of the 21 st Century; related correspondence (2001-2002); videocassette of Horowitz’s interview with CUNY Trustees Board chairman H. Badillo on GSUC and graduate education at CUNY (1999); her response to a State Education Department request for views on the status of graduate education in New York State; her draft report on doctoral education at CUNY (1998); her address to the National Council of University Research Administrators on the future of university research (1997); Illinois Board of Higher Education report on graduate education in Illinois (1996); videocassette of interview of Horowitz and presidents of Union College and Borough of Manhattan Community College on value of higher education (undated) Folder 2: survey sent to Horowitz on roles and contributions of university presidents’ wives to their husbands’ work; her reply (1993); CUNY Faculty Senate’s “Report on Graduate Studies: Problems and Opportunities”; Horowitz’s address at University of Kansas, “Teaching, Research and the American University”; her address to Faculty Senate on graduate studies at CUNY, including draft; related correspondence; her remarks to the City College Assembly honoring students in the programs on professional opportunities in research and teaching (all 1992); her paper for a symposium on “The Nature of the University” at the University of Iowa; related correspondence (1988-1989) See also Medical Education [below] Graduate Record Examinations Board 1983-1984 Graduate School and University Center’s Name 1999 Horowitz’s memorandum on using “Graduate Center” when informal, shorter version is appropriate; Public Affairs Office’s guidelines Grand Street Settlement 1997 Grumman Corporation 1993 Guggenheim Fellowships. See Fellowships, etc.—Specific Awards, John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation [above] Gwathmey Siegel & Associates 1994, 1996, 1998, 2003 See also Buildings—Relocation from 33 West 42 nd Street to 365 5 th Avenue [above]

Handicapped Children 1976, 1988-1989 Correspondence about various research projects Handicapped Students 1991, 1995, 2004 Papers about aid to students with learning disabilities Harlem Educational Activities Fund 1991-1994, 1996 Harry S. Truman Library Institute 1995 Harvard University 1996, 1997 Papers about committee visit to Psychology Department; Horowitz was a member Head Start Program 1968-1971, 1997, 1998 Correspondence and other papers about 4 th national research conference (1997, 1998); about the Head Start evaluation study undertaken at the University of Kansas under U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare contract (1968-1971) Hebrew Union College – Jewish Institute of Religion. See Freedom of Speech Helena Rubinstein Foundation. See Fellowships, etc.—Specific Awards Henri Peyre Institute for the Humanities 1992, 1997, 1998, 2001, 2002 Letters about J. Kneller’s resignation as co-director and Paul LeClerc’s from the Board of Directors (2001-2002); letters acknowledging financial contributions (1997, 1998, 2001, 2002); report on and response to planning document (1992) Herbert H. Lehman College. See Lehman College [below] Holograms 1976 Honorary Degrees 1992, 1994, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2001-2003 Letters about offers or awards of honorary degrees; video cassette of degree awarded to Albert Bildner (1994) HOPE New York Awards 1993-1995 Hostos Community College 1999 Letter on Dolores M. Fernandez’s appointment as president Housing for Faculty and Students (2 folders) 1994, 1997-2003 Correspondence with real estate companies, the New York State Dormitory Authority and other organizations and individuals about finding or building a residence hall to replace West Hall; several proposals; drawings; survey of West Hall residents; related papers

Howard Samuels State Management and Policy Center 1991, 1997-1999, 2001, 2002, 2004 Correspondence about its advisory board, financial contributions, and studies and publications Howard University 2000 Hunter College 1991, 1999, 2001, 2009

Immigration 1991 Letter from the US Consul General in Hamburg, Germany, about a difficult visa case India 1998 Indiana University 1978, 1999 Infant Behavior & Development (Jnl) 1980-1990 Horowitz’s reviews of articles submitted for publication; related correspondence Information Systems. See Computer Center at GSUC [above] Institute for Research on the African Diaspora in the Americas and the Caribbean (IRADAC) 1992, 1994, 1996-1998, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2007 Memoranda on Prof. deJongh’s appointment as director and on financial matters Institute for the Study of Language in Urban Society 1998 Memoranda on initial events and budget Institute of Certified Financial Planners 199? Institute of Italian Studies 1998 Letter on plan to establish the institute in Anghiari, Italy Institute of Logopedics 1977 Interdisciplinary Study and Research 1992, 1997 International Congress for History of Science 1997 International Congress of Psychology 1989, 1991 Invitation to Horowitz to chair a symposium, accepted; proposals for papers International Council on Education for Teaching 1993 International Encyclopedia of Education 1991 Invitation to Horowitz to contribute an article International Exchange Programs 1992-1994, 2000, 2002-2004 Correspondence on programs involving GSUC and Humboldt University and its partners in Germany, and Ben Gurion University and other institutions in Israel and other Middle East countries See also Chinese Scholars Exchange Program [above] International Society for Ecological Psychology 1992 International Society for Infant Studies 1990-1991 International Society for the Study of Behavioural [ sic ] Development (ISSBD) 1983, 1984, 1987, 1989-1992, 1994, 1998 Correspondence about meetings; paper given by Horowitz in 1998 is included See also Society for Research in Child Development [below] (for joint activities) International Union of Psychological Science 1990-1992, 1994-1996 Correspondence about meetings of the U.S. National Committee for the union (a committee of the National Academy of Sciences / National Research Council); Horowitz became a committee member in 1991 See also International Congress of Psychology [above] Invitations Declined 1992-2001, 2003, 2004 Iran University of Science & Technology 1993 Irene Diamond Fund. See Expanded Educational Opportunity [above] (for Pipeline Program)

Jewish Action Alliance 1994 Correspondence about an incident of apparent racial bias at a press conference held by the Alliance at GSUC Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC) 1991, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2004, 2005 Letters about a special conference and a benefit in Horowitz’s honor (2004); about receptions honoring CUNY chancellor and presidents (1991, 1997, 2004); about Horowitz’s election as director (1999); about a trip to Israel for CUNY presidents to be sponsored by the council (1995, 1997) Note: The glass plaque presented to Horowitz at the 2004 dinner in her honor is behind the folder in this box, along with its wooden stand and her explanatory note Jewish Outreach Institute (JOI) 1996 Jews and Judaism 1977, 1988, 1990-1994, 1997 Typescripts of 3 speeches by Horowitz: on Jewish identity, at a GSUC conference on intermarriage, outreach and conversion; at an international scholars’ conference, Budapest, marking the 50 th anniversary of the Holocaust in Hungary; and on Jewish women and academic life, at Queens College; audiotape; related correspondence (1992-1994); photos of Horowitz and others at Budapest conference; Horowitz’s article in Kansas City Jewish Chronicle on an incident of apparent anti-Semitism at the University of Kansas and the role of Hillel in combating it (1990); her essay, “A Jewish Woman in Academic America” (published as a chapter in a book, 1988); her article explaining her refusal to attend a conference in Berlin, Germany (1977) See also Jews and Judaism in the Personal Materials subgroup Job Placement. See Placement Office [below] John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. See MacArthur Foundation [below] John D. Calandra Italian American Institute 1993 John F. Kennedy Institute for Habilitation of the Mentally and Physically Handicapped Child 1974-1975 Correspondence and other papers about Horowitz’s inclusion in its “Women in Research” program John Jay College of Criminal Justice 2000, 2004 Letter to Jeremy Travis on his appointment as president (2004); papers about a UJA committee breakfast meeting honoring Horowitz; typescript of her remarks (2000) Journal of Applied Developmental Psychology 1987-1992, 1994, 1998 Horowitz’s reviews of and correspondence about submitted articles Journal of Comparative Psychology 1987 Journal of Educational Psychology 1988-1989 Correspondence about articles submitted for publication Journal of Experimental Child Psychology 1975-1976 Horowitz’s reviews of articles submitted for publication Journal of Experimental Psychology 1984, 1986, 1988 Correspondence about search for new editor (1988); about articles submitted for publication (1984, 1986) Journal of Speech and Hearing Research 1996

Kansas 1976, 1981-1983 3 columns by Dr. W. Menninger on spousal abuse (1983) and typescript of his keynote address at a conference (1982), both anent the report of the Governor’s Committee on Domestic Violence, which had been chaired by Horowitz; typescript of the report (1982); letter about the Maternal and Child Health Program; director’s testimony to U.S. Senate committee (1981); letter about the Kansas Neurological Institute (1976) Kansas Psychological Association 1978 Convention plans; membership application; newsletter Kingsborough Community College 2004 Letter to Regina Peruggi on her appointment as president

LaGuardia Community College 1992, 1997, 1999 Memoranda about the LaGuardia and Wagner Archives (1997, 1999); Horowitz’s letter after visiting campus (1992) Latin and Greek Institute 1998 Lehman College 1996 Copy of its periodic evaluation report Leo Baeck Institute 1992, 1994 Leopold Schepp Foundation 1997 Library (General) 1992, 1997, 2001, 2002 Letter and report on book buying budget, 2002-2003; memorandum on library privileges for retirees, alumni and GSUC Friends (2001); correspondence about the Dos Passos Newsletter (1997); about seeking a J. M. Kaplan Fund grant for research materials; about fining faculty members who fail to return books on time (1992) Library—18 th Century Collection 2001-2003, 2005 Correspondence and other papers about Charles J. Tanenbaum’s loan of parts of his collection and gift of supporting funds and creation of a separate reading room for research and seminars; catalogs and papers about exhibits are included Library—Gifts 1993, 1998-2005 Letters acknowledging financial and other gifts, including membership in Library Associates (formed in Dec. 2000) See also: Library—18 th Century Collection. Library—Seymour B. Durst Old York Library. Winslow Homer Archive [below] Library—Human Relations Area Files 1992 Library—Relocation to 365 Fifth Avenue 1999, 2000 Library—Seymour B. Durst Old York Library 1995, 1998-2000, 2002, 2003 Correspondence about arrangements to transfer the Durst Family’s Old York Library to GSUC, with funding for its maintenance and a special reading room; Horowitz’s remarks at formal dedication of Library and reading room (2000); earlier proposals to the Durst Family for funding ancillary activities are included Library—Staff 1998 Letter on chief librarian Susan Newman’s plan to retire Library and Information Management Program 1991-1992 Papers about the proposed creation of a major library and information center starting with the transfer of Columbia University’s School of Library Service to CUNY and aborted for lack of funds Lobbying 2000 Chancellor’s memorandum about compliance with New York State law on lobbying; Steven Gorelick named coordinator of reports for GSUC Long Island University (LIU) 1992-1995 Correspondence and other papers about Horowitz’s service on the Board of Trustees, replacing H. Proshansky, and her resignation after LIU president D. Steinberg’s plea for more state funding for private universities and less for SUNY and CUNY; also, Horowitz’s invited address at mid-year graduation, C. W. Post College (1993) Note: Papers sent routinely to all trustees and that are not by or directly addressed or otherwise pertinent to Horowitz have not been retained Long-Range Policy and Planning 1991-2002 Note: Related material will be found under Graduate Education (General) [above] and Programs (General) [below]. Papers about CUNY’s long-range plans are filed under CUNY (General) and under Finances [above] Booklet, “The Fifth Decade,” on plans for 2001-2011, with accompanying memoranda (2002); annual updates to the preceding 10-year plan, “Toward 2001,” with accompanying memoranda (1994-2000); correspondence about academic program planning (APP) activities (1998); report on 1996 APP meeting and conclusions (1997); excerpt from strategic planning report (1995); list of strategic planning committee members (1994); “Toward 2001” initial issue, with Horowitz’s report to the GSUC community and other memoranda; provost G. Marshall’s note about the Master Plan survey; questionnaires (1993); Horowitz’s memoranda on the planning process; Marshall’s reports to her on space needs and implications for doctoral study (1991-1992) Lower East Side Tenement Museum. See Tenement Museum [below]

MacArthur Foundation 1982, 1986, 1997, 2008 Foundation president J. Fanton’s letter transmitting report on activities in India and noting new program to promote peace and security in Asia-Pacific region (2008); Horowitz’s letter nominating 4 persons for the fellowship program (1997); her proposal for a Center on Educating a Literate Citizenry, to be funded in part by the foundation (1986); her memorandum to the University of Kansas chancellor on such a proposal; his reply (1982) MacArthur Foundation—Mental Health and Human Development Research Networks (9 folders) 1981, 1982, 1988-1992, 1994, 1996, 1997 Horowitz served as consultant to the foundation, charged with reviewing the work and organization of the several research networks and finding ways to better coordinate them; the first 8 folders contain: the networks’ reports; correspondence about plans and meetings; Horowitz’s notes, contracts, and drafts and typescript of her final report to the foundation (1988-1992, 1994, 1997); letters from the foundation about organizing research networks and seeking grant applications; reply of the University of Kansas Parent Program (1982); Horowitz’s review of 2 grant applications (1981) McGraw-Hill, Inc. 1992 Horowitz’s notes about a meeting with J. Dionne on possible projects and/or financial contributions Magazine Publishers Association 1995 Mannes College of Music 1995 March of Dimes 1980-1988, 1992 Letter about fund drive (1992); proposals for research grants and Horowitz’s reviews of these; related correspondence Martin E. Segal Theatre Center (formerly Center for Advanced Studies in Theatre Arts) (CASTA) 1992, 1997-2005 Mostly letters acknowledging contributions. Of special interest: memoranda about needs and problems following the move to 365 Fifth Avenue and the center’s dedication (2000-2001); about naming the center for Segal (1999); Prof. Wilson’s report on current status and outlook (1992) Master Plan. See CUNY (General) [above]. Long-Range Policy and Planning [above] Masters Degrees 1998 Letter about approval of procedures for granting masters degrees “en route” Mathematics 2003 Papers about inauguration of “Metromath: the Center for Mathematics in America’s Cities,” joint project of GSUC, Rutgers University and University of Pennsylvania, including Horowitz’s remarks Medgar Evers College 1992 Horowitz’s letter after visiting campus Medical Education 1989-1993 Letters about the publication of the book The Education of Physician Scholars ; typescript of Horowitz’s chapter; book resulted from Nov. 1989 symposium at the University of Illinois College of Medicine; her notes; papers about the college and symposium; related correspondence Mental Health Association in Illinois 1991 Mentoring 1995 Task Force report and recommendations; Horowitz’s draft proposal for following up Merrill-Palmer Institute 1973 Merrill-Palmer Quarterly 1981-1986, 1990 Horowitz’s reviews of manuscripts submitted for publication; related correspondence Miami-Dade Community College 1996 Michigan State University 2000 Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools 1998, 1999, 2002 Correspondence and other papers about Commission on Higher Education meetings; about Provost W. P. Kelly’s nomination as commission member; revised list of GSUC members who can serve as evaluators See also Programs (General) [below]. Self-Study [below] Midwest Research Institute 1992-1993 Correspondence about Horowitz’s service as trustee and about programs Mina Rees Library. See Library [above] Minorities 1991, 2003 Report on complaints received, 2001-2003, and their disposition; Paul LeClerc’s letter to Horowitz on identifying personnel at all CUNY campuses who could help deal with inter-ethnic or interracial conflicts in New York City (1991) See also Expanded Educational Opportunity [above]. Pluralism and Diversity [below] Montclair State University 1996 Typescript of Horowitz’s keynote address at University Day Convocation; news release; program; letter acknowledging gift of her honorarium to Graduate Center Foundation Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc. 1992 Mount Sinai Medical Center 1991-1993, 1997-2000 Letter about faculty members’ children getting preference in Medical School admissions (2000); correspondence about effects on CUNY and GSUC of center’s proposed affiliation with New York University Medical Center, including disposal of a building (1997-1998); letter informing Horowitz of her appointment as adjunct professor of pediatrics; 2 weekly calendars of events (1993); Horowitz’s letter about the role of Sophie Davis (1992); letters about possibility of having Mt. Sinai provide medical services to GSUC students and staff (1991) Municipal Arts Society 2004 Murray Hill Neighborhood Association 1996 Museum of Jewish Heritage 1997-1998 Papers about Jewish Community Relations Council invitation to museum tour and reception for all members of CUNY Council of Presidents Museum of the City of New York 1998

National Academy of Sciences / National Research Council 1975-1978, 1993 Letter asking Horowitz to update biographical information for possible service on advisory panels (1993); letters about her service on a panel evaluating applications for National Science Foundation grants National Advisory Committee on Scientific Integrity (US Dep’t of Health) 1992 National Archives 1997, 2000 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) 1999 National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges (NASULGC) (6 folders) 1989-2004 Papers about meetings and programs of the association and its Commission on Human Resources and Social Change, which Horowitz chaired from 1998 to 2001 (1993ff); photos of Horowitz receiving plaque for service as chairperson (2001) [the plaque itself is behind folder 2]; her note on becoming member of the board of directors (1999); papers about meetings and activities of the Council on Research Policy and Graduate Education; Horowitz was on its executive committee (1989-1991) National Association of Women’s Studies 1979 Horowitz’s remarks at a conference National Association on Drug Abuse Problems 1992 National Bioethics Advisory Commission 1998 Horowitz’s letter commenting on a draft report National Center for Children in Poverty 1996 National Center on Educational Restructuring and Inclusion 1994

National Committee on American Foreign Policy 1993-1995, 1997-2001, 2004 Letters and other papers about meetings and publications; photo of Horowitz with 2 unidentified men (1994) National Council for Research on Women 1992-1994, 1996, 1999, 2004 National Council of University Research Administrators 1996, 1998 National Dance Institute 2005 National Foundation for Jewish Culture 1996 National Hispanic Business Group 1995 National Institute for the Environment 1994 Proposal for its formation National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD) (3 folders) 1978, 1979, 1986, 1994, 1997, 1998, 2000-2004 Papers about meetings of the institute’s council and its National Advisory Committee, of which Horowitz was a member (2000-2004); letters about its 30 th anniversary, new programs, and candidates to head a new branch (1997-1998); review of a grant proposal (1994); minutes of a meeting of a working group of which Horowitz was a member (1986); her proposal for a 5-year research plan (1979); her list of behavioral scientists to fill a NICHD position (1978) National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) 1976-1977, 1983, 1997 Correspondence and other papers about its policy on planning and funding research and grant applications; letter thanking Horowitz for committee service; certificate (1983) National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research 1991 Papers about its long-range planning process and its executive council meeting; background documents National Institutes of Health (NIH) 2004 Papers about an advisory group meeting on research opportunities in the basic behavioral and social sciences; Horowitz planned to attend but canceled National Medal of the Arts 1993 Transcript of President Clinton’s remarks at the presentation ceremony National Science Foundation (NSF) 1977, 1978, 1991-1994, 1999, 2001, 2004 Letters urging budget increase (2001); letter about its new programs and possibility of GSUC role (1999); correspondence about funding NSF, new programs, candidates for position of assistant director, and Anne Petersen’s appointment as Deputy Director (1991-1994); invitation to Horowitz to a meeting evaluating proposals for instructional scientific equipment, declined (1978); papers about her attendance at a meeting on fellowships (1977) National Security Education Program 1993 National Youth Employment Coalition 2005 Letter confirming Horowitz’s agreement to be co-chair of “Transition to Higher Education” project; papers about project financing and plans New Media Lab. See American Social History Project / Center for Media and Learning [above] New School for Social Research (later New School University) 1997, 2002, 2006, 2007 Papers about possible relationship with CUNY’s doctoral programs (2006, 2007); president Bob Kerrey’s letter asking Horowitz to serve on his committee to study New School’s condition and plans; president J. Fanton’s letter inviting Horowitz to a meeting on “citizen education”; her reply (1997) New York Academy of Sciences 1992, 1993, 1995, 2000 Horowitz’s letter nominating Brian Schwartz for Mayor’s Award; letter informing her of election as fellow (2000); her membership certificate (1993); correspondence about the Mayor’s Awards and a meeting on the history of psychology (1992) New York City (General) 1992-1994, 1996-1998, 2001, 2003 Rockefeller Foundation letter announcing $150,000 grant for GSUC’s Chinatown Documentation Project (2003); brochure about CUNY’s current and future services to New York City (2001); letters about plans to celebrate the city’s 100 th anniversary (1997-1998); about a Taxi & Limousine Commission meeting (1996); Police Commissioner W. Bratton’s letter to Horowitz on collaboration with GSUC (1994); her letter on GSUC as resource for mayoral candidates; Council of Presidents task force report on CUNY’s possible role in NYC’s economic development (1993); draft paper on GSUC’s plans for outreach to the City; Columbia University report on city’s problems and solutions (1992) New York City Public Schools 1993, 1994, 2000 New York City Technical College 1999 New York Coalition of 100 Black Women 1996 New York Landmarks Conservancy 1993, 1997 New York One (TV Channel) 1993 New York Philharmonic Orchestra 2002 Horowitz’s remarks on GSUC event marking its 160 th anniversary New York Public Library 1992, 1993, 1997, 1998, 2001 New York Regional Center for European Union Studies 1998 New York State Association of Black and Puerto Rican Legislators 1994-1998, 2003 New York State Center for Advanced Technology (CAT) 1993 Program for visit to the Photonics Laboratory at City College; Horowitz’s welcome address New York State Education Department 1994, 1998 Commissioner Mills’s letter inviting Horowitz to join his Advisory Council on Higher Education; her reply, accepting; newspaper clipping on council’s mission (1998); Commissioner Sobol’s letter asking her to serve on his Advisory Council on Post- Secondary Education; papers about a council meeting; committee report and recommendations to the Commissioner on re-review of doctoral programs in psychology (1994) New York State Legislature 1999, 2002 Letters inviting several members to a breakfast honoring Assembly and Senate members from Manhattan (2002); papers about meetings with the Women’s Legislative Caucus (1999, 2002) New York State University Consortium for Developmental Disabilities 1992 Horowitz’s letter agreeing to join New York Women’s Agenda 1992, 2000, 2002-2003 Papers about a Star award to Horowitz; draft of a press release and interview, with her corrections; videocassette (2002-2003); correspondence about her nomination for membership (1992) New York Women’s Foundation 1995 9/11 (Nine/Eleven) Disaster 2001-2003 Horowitz’s remarks at an anniversary observance at the Library of Congress; newspaper article on GSUC’s digital archive, to be given to Library of Congress (2003); her letter thanking Prof. Meyersohn for arranging anniversary observance; her remarks at reception preceding a conference marking anniversary; invitation (2002); Alfred P. Sloan Foundation letter announcing $350,000 grant to CUNY to create, present and preserve a digital archive of the attack and surrounding events; papers about a Grantmakers in the Arts meeting on effects of disaster on the arts; newspaper articles, “The Fragile City,” some by GSUC professors; Horowitz’s Sept. 27 message to the GSUC community on services needed and offered; her remarks on Sept. 14, national day of mourning; her message on Sept.11 to the GSUC community canceling classes for the day, noting conditions in the city, and advising on arrangements at GSUC, issued less than 3 hours after the attacks on the World Trade Center occurred; her memorandum on GSUC reactions and on donating blood or financial help; condolence letters (2001) Nobel Prizes 1991, 1992 Letters by Horowitz and others about Henry Singer’s proposal to establish an “archive” of American laureates at GSUC; questions raised about funding after death of Robert Maxwell, who had pledged $500,00, about possible role of NY Public Library, and about quality of available materials; list of laureates, 1901-1991 North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools 1973, 1977 Letter about its accreditation process (1977); letter asking Horowitz to become an associate consultant-evaluator; her reply (1973) North General Hospital 1994 Northeastern Association of Graduate Schools 1992 Nuclear Disarmament 1984 Letters about the television film “The Day After” and resulting proposal for a Conference

Office of… Note: Most of these will be found under their key words, e.g., Development Office of Educational Opportunity and Diversity Programs (OEODP). See Expanded Educational Opportunity [above] Office of Research and Sponsored Programs 2001 Olivet College 1996 Ombudsmen 1997-2000 Memoranda about Prof. Meyersohn’s appointment; annual reports One Hundred Black Men, Inc. 1991 Oxford University Press 2001

Parenthood in America: An Encyclopedia 1999 Ph.D. Alumni Association (formerly Doctoral Alumni Association) 1993, 1999, 2001, 2002[?] Coordinator’s job description (2002?); photos of Horowitz at awards luncheons (2001 and undated); memorandum about adding another office (1999); proposal for reunions and alumni awards; card about annual meeting and awards; report on current alumni by location and discipline; possible future grouping (1993) See also Fellowships, etc.—Specific Awards, Dissertation Support Fund [above] Phi Beta Kappa 1987 Horowitz’s remarks on becoming honorary member of Kansas University chapter; chapter’s elections policy Placement Office 1996-1998, 2000 Memoranda about the Task Force on Career Preparation and Placement and about several programs’ efforts to place students and alumni; draft report on detailed study of academic employment of CUNY PhDs, 1965-1993; detailed reports on placement of 1995 and 1996 graduates, by discipline; undated report on placement of CUNY PhD recipients, 1965-1967 See also Alumni Council on Professional Development Pluralism and Diversity 1994, 1998, 2000 Memoranda about annual report (2000); correspondence about a CUNY-wide faculty conference on implementing the policy (1998); Horowitz’s report on plan to combat bigotry and promote pluralism and diversity (1994) See also Expanded Educational Opportunity [above] for related material President’s Cabinet 1992, 1997, 1998, 2000 Memoranda about membership and meetings President’s Discretionary Account 1992, 1993, 1997, 1999 Letters acknowledging contributions President’s Faculty Advisory Committee 1991 President’s Office (2 folders} 1991, 1992, 1997-2000 Folder 1: memoranda about equipment, expenses, Horowitz’s travel plans, and other aspects; job descriptions and resumes of current staff with table of organization, prepared for Horowitz (1991) Folder 2: papers about hiring a new assistant to the president’s executive assistant (Marian Smith), replacing Lucy Beninati; applicants’ resumes and attachments; papers about the recruitment process are included (1997-1998) President’s Social Functions 1991-1996, 1998, 2001 Note: This file contains papers about diverse semi-official events at the Horowitz residence not clearly intended for academic or fund-raising purposes or limited to single individuals. However, routine invitations, responses to these, and related correspondence will be found also in the Correspondence—Names subgroup Presidential Election of 1976 1976 Horowitz’s letter on effects of government programs on family life, written in response to the Carter campaign’s request to the American Psychological Association for such input Presidential Election of 1988 1987, 1989 Briefing papers on issues of child care and family life prepared for Bob Dole by Horowitz and others at her suggestion; related correspondence; photo of Horowitz presenting papers to Dole in his Senate office (1989) Presidential Forums 1992-1995 Correspondence about topics, speakers and invited guests; correspondence with speakers and guests; attendance reports; related papers Prisons 1982 Horowitz’s address at Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary commencement; related correspondence Privacy 1991-1992 Correspondence about a proposed symposium in Society on confidentiality and privacy in psychologists’ and psychiatrists’ relations with patients/clients; typescript, drafts and printed version of Horowitz’s contributed article Professional Staff Congress (PSC/CUNY) 1998 Draft of Horowitz’s remarks about State Senator Roy Goodman, Belle Zeller Award recipient See also Awards [above]. Staff (General) [below] Programs. Note: Material filed here deals only with programs (i.e., courses of study) offered, planned or proposed by the GSUC. For programs by other CUNY units (i.e., not involving the GSUC) and other colleges and universities see the names of the institutions referred to. Papers about the GSUC offerings as a whole or unspecified or multiple disciplines are filed under Programs (General); those about individual programs are filed alphabetically under Programs (Specific) (but there is some overlap) Programs (General) (11 folders) 1991-2005 Folders 1 (2001-2005) and 2 (1998-2000): correspondence, reports and other papers about administrative and budgetary matters, self-studies, Middle States Commission evaluations, ranking GSUC programs vis-à-vis those of other universities, and GSUC’s consortial structure Folder 3 (1997): Prof. Pizer’s and Horowitz’s memoranda on need for periodic evaluations; records of the “Ad Hoc Working Group on Doctoral Program Planning and Doctoral Faculty Replenishment,” including the final report and drafts Folders 4-8 (1996): details on “Ad Hoc Working Group” activities and reports; reactions by administrators, faculty members, and executive officers or committees of individual programs; their memoranda on program needs Folder 9 (1995): report on priorities for new faculty, by programs; report on a ranking of doctoral institutions by National Research Council; comments; memorandum on New York State Education Department’s approval of 4 programs after re-evaluation; memorandum on form of programs’ web sites set up by individual programs; summary of Nov. 1994 discussion of academic program planning (1995) Folder 10 (1994): Periodic Review Report to Middle States Association and self-study; papers about site visit by Middle States team; related correspondence Folder 11 (1991-1993): papers about self-studies and work on Periodic Review Report; Horowitz’s memoranda on CUNY trustees’ resolution on academic program planning and review; Provost G. Marshall’s draft on strategic plans to strengthen programs (1993); Horowitz’s notes on planning process; her memorandum to Marshall on the planning reports submitted by executive officers of programs and directors of centers and institutes at her request; her replies to 2 proposals for new programs; Marshall’s letter to her suggesting that freeze on new programs be ended; draft of her address to University Faculty Senate on doctoral education at CUNY (1992); State Education Department letter on changes in procedures for Periodic Program Reviews; Provost Cahn’s report on evaluations of programs since 1962; Horowitz’s request to Chancellor Reynolds to lift ban on new programs; her memorandum to executive officers asking for short- and long-range plans for each program (draft and final version); list of executive officers (1991) Note: The plans submitted by the programs and reviews of individual programs are filed under Programs (Specific) [below]. Related material is in folders 4-8 [above]

Programs (Specific). Note: Most of the material here concerns program administration, offerings, faculty, finances and other, more or less routine matters. Brief notes call attention to papers about the re-evaluation of programs under the State Education Department’s (Fleming Commission) process and to any other items deemed of unusual interest. For the submissions by individual programs to the “Ad Hoc Working Group on Doctoral Program Planning and Doctoral Faculty Replenishment” see Programs (General) [above], folders 4-8 ------Africana [ sic ] Studies 2003, 2004 Proposals for interdisciplinary program Anthropology 1991-1994, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2004 Art History 1991, 1992, 1994, 1995, 1997, 1999-2003 Biochemistry 1991-1993, 2000-2001, 2004 Includes report by external evaluators, their site visit, related papers, and the program’s response Biology 1992, 1993, 2002, 2004 Includes report by external evaluators, their site visit, and State rating committee’s approval for re-registration Biomedical Engineering 1998-1999 Proposal to establish this as an Engineering subprogram; report of external evaluators after site visit; program’s response; related papers Biomedical Sciences 1992, 1995, 1998 See also Mount Sinai Medical Center [above] Biopsychology 1992 Business 1991, 1992, 1994, 1997, 2003 Chemistry 1991-1993, 2000-2004 Classics 1991, 1992, 1994, 1995, 1998-2004 Includes report by external evaluators, their site visit, related papers, and the program’s response and self-study; also, an earlier self-study Clinical Psychology (4 folders) 1993-1995, 1997-1999, 2001 Papers about program’s re-evaluation by American Psychological Association team for re-accreditation, decision to make it probationary, GSUC’s appeal, and unconditional approval after another team’s site visit (1998-1999, 2001); program’s self-study (1997); report of external evaluators of program after site visit, program’s response and self-study (1993-1995) Comparative Literature 1991, 1992, 1997, 1998, 2002 Computer Science (5 folders) 1991-1999, 2002-2004 Includes report by external evaluators on the program (1992-1993) and on its re-evaluation (1998-1999), with reports on remedial actions and plans Continuing Education and Public Programs. See Special Events (General) Criminal Justice 1991, 1993, 1997-1998, 2002 Includes report by external evaluators on the program, their site visit, the program’s response and self-study, and the executive officer’s follow-up report Developmental Psychology 1992 Earth and Environmental Sciences 1992, 1994, 1997-2005 Includes report by external evaluators on the program, their site visit, the program’s response and self-study (1998-1999) and further response (2002) Economics 1992, 1994-1995, 1997-1999, 2002 Includes report by external evaluators on the program, their site visit, the program’s response and self-study Education 1998 Horowitz’s letter on lack of support for program proposal Educational Psychology (2 folders) 1991-1995, 1997, 2000-2004 Includes external evaluators’ report on re-evaluation of the program and GSUC responses (1994-1995); also, program’s progress report (1993) Engineering (3 folders) 1992, 1994, 1995, 1998, 1999, 2002-2005 Includes report by external evaluators on the entire program, their site visit, related papers, the program’s response and self-studies (2003-2005); also, external evaluators’ reports on review of the civil engineering program and subsequent oral presentation and the program’s responses and updated self-study (1994-1995); also, the program short- and long-term planning report (1992) See also Programs (Specific): Science and Technology [below] English (3 folders) 1991, 1992, 1994-1995, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2004 Includes report by external evaluators on the program, their site visit, related papers, the program’s response, self-study, and internal response to the self-study (1994- 1995); also, program executive committee’s short- and long-range plan (1991-1992) executive officer J. Wittreich’s letters inviting Horowitz to meet the faculty and detailing criticisms and achievements of the program and faculty (1991) Environmental Psychology 1991, 1992 Film Studies 1992, 1993, 1995, 2000 Forensic Psychology 1999 French 1991-1993, 1996, 1998-2000, 2003, 2004 Includes report on the program by external evaluators after site visit, the program’s response and self-study, and related papers (1999-2000); also, responses to an earlier external review (1996) Geography 1992 German (later Germanic Languages and Literatures) (2 folders) 1991, 1992, 1994, 1995, 1997, 1998 Includes report on the program by external evaluators after site visit, the program’s response and self-study, and related papers (1997-1998); also, an earlier self-study (1994); also, a short- and long-range plan (1992) Hispanic and Luso-Brazilian Literatures (formerly Spanish) 1991, 1992, 1994, 1997-1999, 2002, 2003 Includes 3-year progress report following external evaluation (2002), evaluators’ report after site visit, program’s response to the report and self-study, and related papers (1998-1999); also, state approval of the name change (1992); also, report on short- and long-term plans (1992) History 1991, 1992, 1994, 1997, 1998, 2000-2004 Includes papers about Uris Brothers Foundation grant to establish an endowed Arthur J. Schlesinger, Jr., Chair in American History and subsequent contributions (1998, 2000-2004); also, 3-year progress report following external evaluation of the program (2002), evaluators’ report after site visit, program’s response to the report and self-study, and related papers (1997-1998); also report on short- and long-term plans (1992) Industrial / Organizational Psychology 1992 Interdisciplinary Programs. See Interdisciplinary Study and Research [above] Jewish Studies 1993 Papers about the inauguration of the Proshansky Chair in Jewish Studies, including remarks by Horowitz and Prof. S. C. Heilman, first occupant Learning Processes / Behavior Analysis 2001, 2002 Application to the Association for Behavior Analysis for accreditation as a Psychology subprogram, approved following site visit by 2 professors representing the association; related papers Liberal Studies 1991-1993, 1999 Linguistics 1992, 1995, 2000, 2002-2004 Includes report of external evaluators after site visit, the program’s response and self-study, and related papers (2002-2003); also, report on short- and long-range plans (1992) Mathematics 1990-1992, 1995, 1998-2002, 2004 Includes news release and newspaper clipping about naming Prof. Kolyvagin to Mina Rees Chair; also, 3-year follow-up to external evaluation (2002); also, evaluators’ report after site visit, program’s response and self-study, and related papers (1998-1999); also, Horowitz’s letter to Joan Byers about Rees’s legacy to GSUC and plan to establish a Mina Rees Chair (1998) Medieval Studies 1992, 1995, 1998 Music 1991-1993, 1996-2000, 2003, 2004 Includes report of external evaluators after site visit, program’s response and self- study, and related papers (2003-2004); also, correspondence about a New York Times Company Foundation grant (1998) Philosophy 1991-1993, 1996, 1998, 2001-2002 Includes report of external evaluators after site visit, program’s response and self- study, and related papers (2001-2002) Physics 1991-1993, 1996-2002, 2004 Includes program’s reports (2002, 1999) on implementing external evaluators’ recommendations; their report after site visit and program’s self-study; related papers (1998-1999) Political Science (2 folders) 1991, 1992, 1995, 1997-1998, 2000, 2002-2004 Includes new self-study and proposal for Human Rights Center (2002); also, report of external evaluators after site visit, program’s response and self-study, and related papers (1997-1998); also, correspondence with U.S. State Department about Ambassador Peggy Blackford becoming Diplomat in Residence (1998); also, reports on faculty attrition (1992, 1995) Psychology (4 folders) 1991-1995, 1997, 1998, 2000-2004 Includes reports of external evaluators on the basic doctoral program and several sub-programs, correspondence about the periodic re-evaluations, the programs’ responses and self-studies and related papers (1992-1995, 2003-2004) Note: Several sub-programs have separate entries under “Programs (Specific)”, q.v. Renaissance Studies 1991, 1992, 1997, 2000, 2002 School Psychology 1996, 2004 Science and Technology 1991, 1992, 1997, 1999, 2001 Note: This file covers the laboratory sciences as a whole, at times with Engineering and Mathematics (STEM or SETM) Includes final report of CUNY Committee for Doctoral Education in the Sciences (1999), papers about external evaluation of the programs (1997), and report on science PhDs awarded to women at GSUC, 1986-1990 (1992) Social-Personality Psychology 1992, 2000, 2001, 2003 Social Welfare (2 folders) 1991-1993, 2001, 2002 Papers about offering Ph.D. degree instead of DSW (Doctor of Social Work), approved by New York State Education Department after external evaluation (2001-2002); faculty report on program plans (1992) Sociology 1991, 1992, 1994, 1995, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2004 Includes report of outside evaluators of the program after site visit and program’s self-study (2000-2001); also, report on short- and long-range plans (1992) Speech and Hearing Sciences 1992, 1999, 2000, 2003-2005 Includes report of external evaluators of the program after site visit and program’s self-study (2004-2005); also, report of short- and long-range plans (1992) Summer Language Institutes 1993 Correspondence about their elimination for lack of funds Theatre 1991, 1992, 1995, 1998, 2000, 2002-2005 Includes report by external evaluators after site visit, program’s response and self- study, and related papers (2004); also, letters about establishing the Vera Mowry Roberts Chair in American Theatre (2003-2004); also, report on short- and long- range plans (1992) Urban Education 1999-2003 Program proposal; papers about funding (2002, 2003); papers about its inauguration, including Horowitz’s comments (2001); external reviews of plans under New York State guidelines; correspondence and other papers about its organization and financial support for it (1999-2000) Women’s Studies 1992, 1993, 1997, 2000, 2004 ------Progressive Policy Institute 1999 Psychology 1980-1981, 1984, 1993, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2004 Horowitz’s review of Handbook of Psychology; related correspondence (2004); papers about her essay on eminent women in psychology, originally an address at American Psychological Association symposium (1997) and then included in the book Models of Achievement; diverse typescripts (1999-2000); letter on plan for a Biographical Dictionary of Psychology (1995); her speech on psychology and social policy at Yeshiva Graduate School of Psychology commencement (1993); her essay, “Yentl and Rita,” contrasting the two films in terms of the protagonists’ background and ambitions; letters about its possible publication (1984); typescript of American Psychological Association task force’s report on what constitutes a specialty in psychology and related administrative problems and procedures (1980-1981) See also Programs—Specific, Psychology [above] (for GSUC program). Names of specialties, e.g., Developmental Psychology Public Affairs Office 1991, 1992, 1995, 1999 Guidelines about GSCU’s formal name (“Graduate School and University Center of the City University of New York”) and shortened version (“The Graduate Center”); Horowitz’s memorandum about this (1999); correspondence about GSUC’s plan to improve its image (1995); president’s statement on GSUC’s mission (undated, probably 1992 or 1993); memoranda on plans to increase public awareness of GSUC programs, research and other activities, and Horowitz’s role (1991-1992) Public Health Service (U.S.) 1985, 1992 Papers about meeting of its Advisory Committee on Scientific Integrity (1992) and its Conference on the Protection of Human Subjects in Biomedical and Behavioral Research Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Education Fund 1991-1994 Purdue University 1994

Queens College 1992, 1998-2002 Horowitz’s letters to R. Goldstein and others about search for a new president; about meeting with J. Muyskens, candidate for president; about attending Queens College Foundation gala honoring Goldstein and B. A. Bryer (2002); about new programs (2000, 2001); Vice Chancellor Mirrer’s letter to president Sessoms on mandate that doctoral programs be offered only under GSUC auspices, not by individual colleges (1999). Note: For more details on this controversy, see Restructuring Proposals [below] Queens College—Law School 1992, 1995 Horowitz’s letter to Judge Glen, dean-elect (1995); her letter after her visit (1992)

Ralph Bunche Institute on the United Nations 1990-1995, 1997, 1998, 2000-2004 Correspondence and other papers about its programs, publications, and financial contributions; letters about Prof. Thomas Weiss’s appointment as director (2001), succeeding Prof. Benjamin Rivlin; letter to Rivlin on plans to honor him and on changing institute’s name to Ralph Bunche Institute for International Studies (2000) Registrar’s Office 1996 Religion 1990, 1994-1996 Papers about Horowitz’s serving as moderator of a workshop on Christian-Jewish relations (1996); about a symposium on religion and spirituality sponsored by the Society of Indian Academics in America; Horowitz’s keynote address on religious and spiritual identity; typescript of final version and drafts; correspondence with Prof. Ravi Kulkarni (1994-1995); Horowitz’s keynote address to campus Christian ministries at the Synod of the Lakes and Prairies (1990) See also Jews and Judaism Remediation 1998-1999 Horowitz’s testimony at a Regents hearing on projects at GSUC (1999); memoranda about a new research-and-demonstration initiative and need for research (1998) Research (General) 1992, 1994 Horowitz’s memorandum to Chancellor Reynolds on proposal for a campaign for basic research in New York City and need to involve CUNY (1994); her article in NY Newsday deploring lack of funding for research and of a constituency advocating research (1992) Research Foundation. Note: Material is filed in the CUNY records group Research Grants and Projects, Faculty 1991-1993, 1996 Memorandum about awards to 6 faculty members (1996); letter from Caterpillar Tractor Co. protesting against 2 published research papers (1993); Horowitz’s and others’ memoranda on costs of and need for faculty research (1991-1993) Research Grants and Projects, Faculty—Circular A-21 1994 Memorandum on changes Restructuring Proposals 1993, 1998, 2004 Chancellor Goldstein’s letter to CUNY trustees on plan to review GSUC’s structure and possibly suggest some changes (2004); papers about Queens College president Sessoms proposal to offer separate graduate programs at Queens College, thus in fact creating, with Queensborough Community College, a separate university; Horowitz, CUNY trustees and most of doctoral faculty opposed; arguments detailed (1998); Alan Gartner’s draft memorandum to Horowitz describing GSUC’s consortial structure and its origin (1993) Note: For diverse proposals stemming from CUNY’s financial problems see CUNY (General) [above] and Finances (General) [above] Rockefeller Foundation 1995, 1999 Rockland Community College 1993

Salvadori Educational Center on the Built Environment 1992 Schneider Children’s Hospital 1993 School of Professional Studies. See Worker Education Program [below] Science (Jnl) 1980 Horowitz’s review of book The Ecology of Human Development Science and Technology 1987-1991, 1993, 1994 Research Foundation letter on proposed National Science Foundation Institute for science education (1994); Alan Gartner’s report to Horowitz on a NASULGC forum on Federal funding; Chancellor Reynolds’s memorandum on need for more science teachers for New York public schools; Horowitz’s letter to Ruby Takanishi on need for a national study of behavioral sciences similar to Carnegie Commission’s recent study of physical sciences; Takanishi’s reply (1993); letter on alleged anti-science bias among Republican Party leaders; Horowitz’s reply (1991); her paper on ownership, access and retention of data, for the National Academy of Sciences’ Office of Scientific Integrity; her article on the “partnership” of scientists, their universities, other organizations and governments to assure scientific progress (1990); her paper on government role in financing and stimulating university research; drafts; related correspondence (1987-1990) Self-Study (2 folders) 1992, 1994, 1995, 1998-2000 Report to the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools and report of the association’s review team, with Horowitz’s memorandum (2000); initial draft with Horowitz’s notations; related correspondence (1999); memoranda about the next study (1995); Periodic Review Report to the association and external review (1994) Services to Students and Staff 1993, 1996 See also Buildings—Coffee Shop and Lounge [above]. Dining Commons [above] Memoranda about expansion of diverse services, including access to library and computers and low-balance bank savings accounts Services to Students and Staff—Day Care Center 1997, 1998, 2000-2004 Mostly letters acknowledging financial contributions. Of special interest: letter seeking New York State support for a plan to expand it into a Child Development and Learning Center, offering a laboratory pre-school program for the community and training for graduate students (1997) Services to Students and Staff—Health Services 1998, 2000 Correspondence about health insurance and the CPR class Services to Students and Staff—Psychological Counseling 1992, 1997 Horowitz’s letter on domestic abuse incidents (1997); correspondence about threat of budget cuts for the counseling center Sexual Harassment 1995, 1998, 1999 Papers about a case; letter thanking panel member for service (1999); policy statements (1995, 1998) Sexual Orientation 2002 Memorandum on new amendment to New York City civil rights law barring discrimination against “transgender” persons Sholom Aleichem Memorial Foundation 1995 Sigma Tau Delta 2003 Smoking 1993 Report “The Smoke-Free Campus” by Columbia University’s Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse Society for Research in Child Development (SRCD) (6 folders) 1972-1973, 1975-1978, 1982, 1990, 1993-2001, 2003, 2005-2007 Correspondence and other papers about awards, elections, meetings, the Millennium Scholars Program, committee work and membership, publications, and other administrative matters. Horowitz served as SRCD president, 1997-1999. Of special interest: Horowitz’s presidential address, “Child Development and the PITS” (1999); videocassette of Hillary Rodham Clinton’s address; photos of her with Horowitz, other SRCD officers and members (1997) Society of Psychologists in Management 1992-1993, 1996 Papers about annual conference, Tampa; typescript and draft of Horowitz’s address; plaque honoring her Southeast Community College 1992 Special Events (General) 1993, 1995, 1997, 1999-2001, 2004 Memoranda about resuming and expanding Continuing Education and Public Programs, including report of Dean Melvin Hall, consultant (1997ff); rules on field trips with minors; committee report on outsiders’ use of GSUC facilities (1997); memoranda about moving a program for retired persons to GSUC from the New School, declined (1995); list of planned special events and other activities aimed at outreach to other organizations and institutions in New York City area, including sources of funding (1993) Special Events—Art 1992, 2001, 2002 See also Buildings—Art Gallery [above]

Special Events—Colloquiums, Conferences, Seminars, Symposiums 1992-2005 Mostly letters to and from Horowitz about diverse events and typescripts of her welcoming remarks. Of special interest: brochure about 1 st annual science convocation and dinner honoring Robert B. Catell; list of contributors; note about creation of annual fellowships in sciences, engineering and mathematics, with list of sponsors (1994) Special Events—Lectures 1992, 1993, 1998, 1999, 2003, 2004 Includes letter from Hillary Rodham Clinton’s secretary about Horowitz’s invitation to Clinton to speak during 1993-1994 lecture series (1993) Special Events—Lectures—Arthur M. Schlesinger Lectures 2004 Special Events—Lectures—Dankwart A. Rustow Memorial Lectures 1997, 2001-2003 Special Events—Lectures—Herbert G. Gutman Memorial Lectures 1993, 1995-2002, 2004, 2005 Special Events—Lectures—“Pro Helvetia” Swiss Lectureship 1999 Special Events—Memorials Services for: Sue Rosenberg Zalk (2001); Mina Rees, Dankwart Rustow, Dean K. Harrison (1997); Harold M. Proshansky (videotape) (1991) Special Events—Miscellaneous 1994, 1998, 2002, 2004 Special Events—Music and Dance 1992 Special Events—Theatre 1997, 1999 Staff (General) 1991-2004 Memoranda and other papers about hiring, pay and other employment conditions, retirement, etc. concerning non-teaching staff or teaching and non-teaching staff combined; also, statements of non-discrimination policies. Of special interest: memoranda about workplace violence prevention (2004); contracts with PSC/CUNY and desiderata for the next bargaining round (1998-1999, 2002, 2003); New York State regulations limiting honoraria and travel (1994, 1996, 2000); employee recognition program (1993, 1997); GSUC guidelines for affirmative action in recruitment (1997); Horowitz’s appointment of R. W. Dana as affirmative action officer and statement of non-discrimination policy (1996). A photo of Horowitz at an unidentified staff party, Sept. 1, 2000, is included Staff—Handicapped Workers 1992-2000 Statements of non-discrimination policy Staff—HEO Screening Committee 1991, 1992, 1999 Stanton/Heiskell Center for Public Policy in Telecommunications and Information Systems 1992, 1997, 1999. 2001, 2002 Staples, Inc. 2003 Starr Foundation 2001 State College of Optometry (SUNY) 1995 Note: For plans to move to 33 West 42 nd Street after GSUC vacates that building see Buildings—Relocation State University of New York (SUNY) 1993 Letter to Horowitz about search for a new Vice Provost for Health Sciences and Hospitals

State University of New York (SUNY) at Westbury 1994, 1999, 2000 Commencement program, Horowitz’s address (2000); her letter to Rev. Dr. Calvin Butts on his appointment as president (1999); her letter to Aubrey Bonnett on his appointment as vice president and dean; his reply (1994) State University System of Florida 1977 Stationery 1992, 1993 Steinway Pianos 1992, 2004 Horowitz’s letter about donating piano to GSUC and submitting appraisal (2004); correspondence with Prof. Lieberman about it (1992) Student Election Review Committee 1992, 1998, 2000-2004 Letters to members about appointments Student Housing. See Housing for Faculty and Students [above] Student Retention. See CUNY (General) [above] Students (General) 1993, 1997 Memoranda about appointing a task force on doctoral students’ responsibilities (1997); DSC letter to Horowitz about students being reprimanded by their departments for talking with people outside their departments about their problems (1993) Studio Museum in Harlem 1993 Suffolk Community College 2004 Letter about Shirley Pippins, the new president Sylvia and Danny Kaye Playhouse (Hunter College) 1996

Tanenbaum Center for Interreligious Understanding 2002 Teacher Education 1994, 1997, 1999-2002 Correspondence and other papers about meetings of the Committee on Teacher Education of the National Academy of Education; Horowitz’s paper and draft for a 2-vol. publication of the Academy are included (2000-2002); her letters on need for pre-K teacher training (2000); on Carnegie Corp. report on need for early teaching of reading (1999); memoranda about GSUC role in giving the teacher certification examination (1997); about U.S. Education Department grants for teacher development (1994) Teaching Commission 2003 Telephones 1997, 2002 Horowitz’s statements on cell phone use (2002); on NYNEX charges (1997) Television 1995 Report on children and TV violence See also CUNY TV [above]. Women to Women (TV Show) [below] Tenement Museum 1993, 1994 Note thanking Horowitz for visit; photo with then-Mayor Giuliani and others (1994); memoranda about possible link with GSUC (1993) Thesis (GSUC Magazine) 1994, 1995 Thirty-Fourth Street Partnership 1995, 1999, 2004 Executive director’s note to Horowitz on her departure (2004); newsletter noting new board members including her (1999); her list of possibly useful contacts (1995) Topics in Early Childhood Special Education (Jnl) 1983-1984 Letters about Horowitz’s joining editorial board Toys 1983-1985 Correspondence and other papers about a project for infant development toys Tuition and Fees 2002, 2003, 2005 See also Fellowships, etc. (General) [above] (for tuition waivers and subsidies) Horowitz’s testimony to CUNY Board of Trustees backing tuition rise; tables comparing GSCU tuition with other graduate schools (2005); memoranda about instituting a technology fee at CUNY (2002-2003)

United Nations (UN) 2005 Horowitz’s remarks opening its 60 th anniversary fete at GSUC and its intellectual history project (2005) United Negro College Fund (UNCF) 1999-2001 Correspondence about joint projects with GSUC, mainly to steer graduates from Black colleges supported by UNCF into GSUC’s Pipeline programs to increase number of Black college teachers; draft application for FIPSE (Fund for Improvement of Post- Secondary Education) grant included; booklet on FIPSE program United States Commission on Civil Rights 1994 Letter on NY State Advisory Committee meeting United States Department of Health and Human Services 1992-1993 Invitation to Horowitz to serve on Advisory Committee on Scientific Integrity, accepted United States Environmental Protection Agency 1993 United States Holocaust Memorial Museum 1992 Horowitz’s letter about her own small collection that she may give to the museum United States Office of Child Development. See University of Pittsburgh [below] United States Office (later Department) of Education 1968-1970, 1972, 1993, 1998 Correspondence and other papers about a conference on achieving diversity (1998); Horowitz’s report on a meeting with Secretary Riley about department plans and finances (1993); papers about search for a research director at the Office of Child Development (1972); about Horowitz’s service as consultant (i.e., field reader) of research projects in early childhood United States Savings Bonds 1998 United Way 1991, 1992, 1996 Memoranda about the CUNY Campaign for Voluntary Charitable Giving University Faculty Senate (CUNY) 1991-1995, 1997, 1998, 2005 Horowitz’s remarks welcoming a session at GSUC (2005); memoranda about her presentations at sessions (1992, 1994, 1998); typescript of 1992 remarks (draft); memoranda on elections of faculty members to represent GSUC in the senate (1991, 1993-1995, 1997); papers about fire alarms disrupting a session (1994) University of Colorado 1977, 1993 University of Copenhagen 1994 University of Florida 1977 [?] Horowitz’s review of a National Science Foundation grant proposal University of Georgia 1972 University of Houston 1993 Correspondence with Prof. Rheta DeVries and others about plan to discontinue the Human Development Laboratory School; Horowitz’s letter declining candidacy for post of provost and senior vice president University of Illinois 1972, 1976, 1996 University of Inchon, Korea 1993 University of Iowa 1975, 1978, 1983-1984, 1986-1989, 1992, 2005 Booklet about Alumni Fellows program, which includes Horowitz (2005); correspondence about the Child Welfare Research Station (later Institute of Child Behavior and Development) (1983-1984, 1986, 1992) and the university’s 100 th anniversary (1987-1989) University of Judaism 1992-1993, 1999 Horowitz’s keynote address at Rabbi Wexler’s inauguration as president; related correspondence University of Kansas (General) (4 folders) 1969, 1971-1978, 1980-1994, 1997-1999, 2002, 2005, 2007 Correspondence and other papers about diverse administrative matters, mostly focused on Horowitz’s role. The more significant items are noted below: Folder 1 (1990-1994, 1997-1999, 2002, 2005, 2007): reprint of Horowitz’s article on history of Department of Human Development, part of a memorial to Donald Baer (2002); her letter to Gene Budig about declining nomination as chancellor (1994); copy of Regents’ mission statement and strategic initiatives (1991); papers about the dedication of the Robert Dole Human Development Center, including Horowitz’s remarks; her talk to telephone company executives’ graduating from a management development program; her speeches to incoming students, School of Education doctoral candidates, and minority scholarship winners (1990) Folder 2 (1980-1989): Horowitz’s remarks to the Alumni Association Gold Medal Club, doctoral graduates’ luncheon, incoming merit scholars (1989); correspondence about Ku Klux Klan group’s visit to campus; Horowitz’s essay about it; her address to the merit award scholars, including her poem (1988); her article in Faculty Forum, “Defining a University”; her newspaper interview on financial needs for graduate programs and research (1987); her address to the Graduate Council (1985); her memorandum on affirmative action; report on international programs; review of graduate programs (1980) Folder 3 (1977-1978): mainly records of Affirmative Action Board and committees; newspaper article on Horowitz’s promotion to vice chancellor for research and graduate studies and dean of the graduate school; photo (1978) Folder 4 (1969, 1971-1976): constitution and bylaws of the Graduate School (1973); papers about Horowitz’s role in the College Caucus on Teaching (1972); policy statements on patents and copyright (1971) University of Kansas—Doctoral Hooding Ceremony 1979-1983, 1985-1991 Typescripts of Horowitz’s remarks, her notes, and related correspondence University of Kansas—Honors Course (2 folders) 1989-1990 Horowitz volunteered to teach an honors tutorial for freshmen in spring 1990. The papers in folder 1 comprise her plans and preparations, notes, background material, and correspondence with persons she asked to serve as resources. Folder 2 contains the students’ essays

University of Kansas—Performing Arts Center 1979, 1980, 1982, 1983 Horowitz’s concept paper on “cultural extension” and memoranda on creating a center University of Kansas—Psychology and Related Programs 2002 Horowitz’s article (several versions) on history of Human Development and Family Life (HDFL) Department in tribute to D. M. Baer; her hand-written notes apparently related to the article. See also Developmental Psychology—Kansas University Program. Environmental Psychology University of Kansas—Social Work Program 1977 Papers about a proposal to offer a Ph.D. program University of Maine 1993 University of Maryland 1992 University of Massachusetts 2004, 2005 Correspondence about Horowitz’s service on the Blue Ribbon Commission on Diversity and compensation paid to her University of Minnesota 1976, 1977, 1991, 1996 Includes letters about Horowitz’s nomination for president; she declined University of Missouri 1982 (1994) University of North Carolina 1972 University of Northern Colorado 1992, 1993 University of Oklahoma 1976 Correspondence about Horowitz’s service as consultant on its psychology program; text of her report and Psychology Department’s report on plans University of Pittsburgh 2001, 2003, 2004, 2006 Papers about Horowitz’s chairing advisory board to the Office of Child Development University of Sao Paulo 1993-1995 Correspondence about Horowitz’s visits to a conference and to take part in assessment of Department of Psychology and Education; 2nd trip included stop in Montevideo University of South Africa 2000 University of Southern California (USC) 1993 President’s letter to Horowitz about USC’s new mission statement University of Wisconsin 2001 University Transportation Research Center 1993 Prof. Paaswell’s letter on its work (1993) Urban Studies and Research 1992, 1993, 1995 Utah State University 1976-1978

Vanderbilt University 2003, 2004 Letter about a fund-raising dinner in New York City and Horowitz’s contribution (2004); letters about the Children’s Hospital named for Monroe Carell, Jr. (2003) Virginia Technical University 1993 President James D. McComas’s statement on his retirement Volunteer Consulting Group, Inc. 1995

Wayne State University 1998 Papers about Irvin Reid’s inauguration as president and Horowitz’s speech; text

Weizmann Institute of Science 1993, 1994, 1998, 2000, 2004 Note about a benefit attended by Horowitz; photo (2004); correspondence about the Women in Science Awards (1993, 1994, 2000); about an American Committee meeting (1998) Westinghouse Science Competition 1992 Whitney Museum of American Art 2000 See also Winslow Homer Archive [below] Whittle Communications 1987, 1989, 1991, 1992 Correspondence about Horowitz’s compensation as member of “New Parent Series” editorial board William and Flora Hewlett Foundation. See Dispute Resolution Consortium [above] Winslow Homer Archive 1995-1996, 2003 Correspondence about fulfilling contract with L. Goodrich, former owner, Whitney Museum, and Mrs. A. Gerdts, by which the archive was given to the GSUC library Women (2 folders) 1969, 1975, 1979, 1985-1988, 1991-1998, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2005 Correspondence and other papers mostly about women in leadership roles and their struggles to get there. Included are: NYC Comptroller Hevesi’s certificate of commendation given to Horowitz (1997); her explanatory note (2013); her speech on Jewish women in academia (2 versions, 1993); NY Times article on small number of female administrators in education, citing Horowitz among others; related papers (1991); correspondence about book Seeing Female and Horowitz’s chapter, “A Jewish Woman in Academic America”; text; typescript of draft (1985-1988); Kansas Alumni issue with Horowitz’s article, “In Praise of Bolder Women” (1979); invitation to Kennedy Council program on women’s role in pediatric research; panel included Horowitz (1975); survey of discrimination experienced by female academic psychologists (1969) “Women to Women” (CUNY TV Program). Note: This program, with Horowitz as host, ran from Jan. 25, 1995, to April, 2005. Arrangements were made mostly through the Office of Public Affairs at GSUC; most of these papers, and the videotapes, were transferred to the Archives from there. The papers are filed chronologically in the folders listed below except for papers on individual programs, which are filed alphabetically by interviewees’ names. “Women to Women” (CUNY TV Program) (General) 1994-2005 Correspondence about the program, availability of tapes, taping schedules, and proposed guests (1998-2005); news releases and other papers about the start of the program and proposed topics and guests (1994-1996) “Women to Women” (CUNY TV Program)—Promotion 1996 Papers about the creation of a brochure and mailing list; samples of the brochure “Women to Women” (CUNY TV Program)—Sales of Videotapes 1998 “Women to Women” (CUNY TV Program)—Schedules 1994-2005 Included are a few notes commenting on schedules and news releases about showings for Women’s History Month (March) and International Women’s Day (March 8, 1996). Note that the dates do not always match those on the cassette labels “Women to Women” (CUNY TV Program)—Specific Programs (16 folders) Papers about individual shows, listed alphabetically by names of the guests. They comprise introductory and concluding remarks, proposed questions and topics, biographical and other background papers, and, in a few cases, photos and correspondence with and about the interviewees. When two or more guests appeared in the same program, the papers are filed under the name coming first alphabetically. Entries include the show’s title if given and the date (usually the date of taping, not when the show was aired). Entries also indicate if the tapes themselves are in the Archives, and how many. These are stored in six large cardboard cartons, roughly in the alphabetical order of the interviewees’ names. Two or more tapes of the same show are bundled together with rubber bands. Data on the cassette labels may not match those in the schedules. These cartons are on the lower shelves below the last archival boxes in the Horowitz record group.

*****, “Welfare Reform,” a symposium with 14 discussants including GSUC faculty, city officials, representatives of civic organizations, and welfare recipients, moderated by Barbara Ehrenreich (1994?) Abate, Catherine, and Deborah Glick, “Women in Politics,” Nov. 10, 1997; 1 tape Abzug, Bella, “4 th World Conference on Women, Beijing,” Sept. 27, 1995; re- broadcast after her death in 1998; no tape Adler, Margot, “On Spirit and Revolution,” Oct. 14, 1997; 2 tapes Alexander, Meena, Jan. 21, 2004; 1 tape Allen, Betty, Phyllis Susen and Kathleen Williams, “Education in the Arts,” June 8, 1995; 1 tape Altfest, Karen Caplan, “Keeping Clients for Life,” Jan. 14, 2002; 2 tapes Arenal, Electa, “On Feminism Then and Now,” April 9, 1997; 2 tapes Arenson, Karen, “On Education,” Oct. 8, 1998; 1 tape Argote, Aviva, April 15, 2002; no tape Arie-Gaifman, Hanna, April 11, 2005; no tape Bargonetti, Jill, “Science at CUNY,” Sept. 2001; 2 tapes Baron, Beth, “CUNY – Mid-East Center,” Dec. 17, 2001; 2 tapes Barr, Heather, Nov. 20, 2000; no tape Barrios-Paoli, Lilliam [ sic ], Feb. 20, 2004; no tape Bartlett, Elaine, and Jennifer Gonnerman, “Survivor of the Rockefeller Drug Laws,” May 18, 2004; 1 tape Bergman, Doris, and Margaret Bergman Lambert, “Confronting the Past,” Oct. 14, 1997; 2 tapes Bergman, Doris, Joyce Purnick and Lynn Sherr, “Women in Media,” Feb. 28, 1995; 2 tapes Berkin, Carol, April 11, 2005; no tape Berman, Melissa A., May 18, 2004; no tape Bernstein, Nina, “The Lost Children of Wilder,” June 2001; 2 tapes Blackman, Julie, May 18, 2004; 1 tape Blanke, Gail, “On Self-Empowerment,” Sept. 30, 1996; 2 tapes Brazil, Aine, “Women in Engineering,” April 2001; 2 tapes Breen, Peg, Jan. 21, 2004; no tape Broner, E. M., “A Jewish Women’s Handbook,” Sept. 13, 1999; 2 tapes Brosnahan, Mary, “Coalition for the Homeless,” Jan. 2000; 2 tapes Brown, Joyce F., “Higher Education – A Life Calling,” April 1999; 2 tapes Bucco, Chickie, “NY Women’s Agenda,” Nov. 2001; 2 tapes Buckley, Gail, “American Patriots,” Oct. 2001; 2 tapes Cabrera, Lucy, “Food for Survival,” Dec. 11, 2000; no tape Campbell, Mary Schmidt, April 17, 2000; 2 tapes Cantor, Pamela Sicher, May 6, 2002; no tape Carter, Betsy, Sept. 30, 2002; 1 tape Caws, Mary Ann, Jan. 11, 2001; no tape Cheever, Susan, April 9, 2004; no tape Chesler, Ellen “Advocacy for Women and Children,” Sept. 2001; 2 tapes Chideya, Farai, “On the Color of Our Future,” Feb. 8, 1999; 2 tapes Chin, Margaret, “Asian Americans for Equality,” April 2001; 2 tapes Collins, Gail, Feb. 9, 1998; 1 tape Cook, Blanche Wiesen, “On Eleanor Roosevelt,” Sept. 27, 1999; 2 tapes Cook, Suzan D. Johnson, “On Religious Leaders,” June 24, 1996; 3 tapes Corcoran, Mimi, “Beginning with Children’s Foundation,” June 2001; 2 tapes Cross, Dolores, “Leadership and Diversity,” Nov. 9, 1998; 2 tapes Cunningham, Dayna, Sept. 30, 2002; 1 tape Davis, Jacqueline Z., Feb. 23, 2005; no tape Dehavenon, Anna Lou, Feb. 23, 2005; no tape Dickerson, Debra J., Oct. 23, 2000; 1 tape Diner, Hasia R., Dec. 11, 2000; no tape Dykstra, Gretchen, Nov. 13, 2002; 1 tape Dykstra, Gretchen, and Jean McFaddin, “New York’s Special Events,” Nov. 13, 1996; 2 tapes Epstein, Cynthia Fuchs, Nov. 20, 2000; no tape

Fairstein, Linda, and Charlotte Klein, “On Domestic Violence,” May 17, 1995; 2 tapes Feldt, Gloria, Oct. 8, 2004; no tape Ferraro, Geraldine, and Marcia Ann Gillespie, “Affirmative Action,” Aug. 17, 1995; 1 tape Fields, C. Virginia, June 28, 2000; no tape Fields, C. Virginia, and Ruth Messinger, Jan. 12, 1995; 2 tapes Filbin, Marie, Dec. 14, 2004; no tape Fisher, Helen, “The First Sex,” Jan. 2000; 1 tape Fleischer, Doris Zames, and Frieda Zames, “Disability Rights,” Jan. 14, 2002; no tape Fraser, Kennedy, “On Women’s Lives,” Feb. 5, 1997; 2 tapes Galinsky, Ellen, “Ask the Children,” Jan. 31, 2000; 1 tape Gallagher, Winifred, “Spiritual Genius,” March 4, 2002; 2 tapes Gavin, Paula, “The ABC’s of the YMCA,” March 1999; 2 tapes Gittell, Marilyn, and Etha Henry, Nov. 16, 1994; no papers, 3 tapes Glen, Kristin Booth, “Law in the Service of Human Needs,” Nov. 29, 1995; 2 tapes Glick, Deborah, Oct. 20, 2004; no tape Goldberg, Myla, “The Bee Season,” July 6, 2000; 1 tape Goldsmith, Arlene, Oct. 3, 2003; no tape Goldsmith, Barbara, April 20, 1998; 1 tape; another appearance, Feb. 23, 2004; no tape Goldstein, Wendy Z., Sept. 10, 2002; no tape Gotbaum, Betsy, April 17, 2000; 2 tapes; another appearance, Nov. 21, 2003; no tape Gotbaum, Betsy, and Marie Salerno, “NYC’s 100 th Birthday,” 1998; 2 tapes Gotbaum, Betsy, and Barbara Weinberg, Jan. 10, 1995; 1 tape Green, Rosario, March 25, 1996; no tape Gresser, Carol, and Deborah W. Meier, “Education Reform,” July 18, 1995; 1 tape Grohs-Martin, Silvia, Jan. 11, 2001; no tape Hammerstein, Dena, Sept. 12, 2003; no tape Harlow, Ilana, “Queens Council for the Arts,” Sept. 25, 2000; 2 tapes Hemphill, Clara, “NYC’s Best Public High Schools,” Nov. 2001; 2 tapes Hernandez, Ramona, Feb. 2, 2005; no tape Herrera, Hayden, March 17, 2003; 2 tapes Hoelterhoff, Manuela, “Cinderella and Company,” Nov. 23, 1998; 2 tapes Hoffman, Jane, “NYC Consumer Affairs,” June 2001; 2 tapes Hooks, Bell, Jan. 31, 2000; 2 tapes Howe, Florence, “The Feminist Press,” Oct. 1998; 2 tapes Isaacs, Susan, “Red, White and Blue,” Nov. 23, 1998; 2 tapes Jefferson, Denise, June 22, 1998; 1 tape Jefferson, Margo, “On Critical Thinking,” July 18, 1995; 1 tape; [the papers indicate that Ann Douglas was another guest on this program]

Jonas, Susan, and Marilyn Nissenson, “On Friends for Life,” May 12, 1997; 2 tapes Jones, Elaine R., Feb. 5, 2003; no tape Jones, Susan Henshaw, April 9, 2004/April 23, 2003; no tape Jong, Erica, “Inventing Memory,” Sept. 29, 1997; 2 tapes Kaninda, Anne-Valerie, “Doctors Without Borders,” Sept. 10, 2001; 2 tapes Kaplan, Laura, “On Abortion – Roe v. Wade,” Feb. 29, 1996; 2 tapes Kaufman, Loretta, and Mary Quigley, June 12, 2000; no tape Keizs, Marcia, April 28, 2005; no tape Kent, Madelyn, and Wendy Durst Kreeger, Oct. 16, 2000; 2 tapes Klagsbrun, Francine, “The Fourth Commandment,” Oct. 18, 2002; 1 tape Krim, Mathilde, “World AIDS Day,” Nov. 22, 1995; 1 tape Kroeger, Brooke, Nov. 21, 2003; no tape Kroeger, Brooke, and Juliet Law Packer, Feb. 1, 1995; no tape Lahteenmaki, Maija, “Women in Finland,” Sept. 27, 1999; 2 tapes Lategano-Nicholas, Cristyne, Jan. 22, 2001; no tape Lawrence, Donna, Oct. 18, 2002; 1 tape Lawton, Blanche E., Sept. 21, 2004; 1 tape LeBlanc, Adrian Nicole, Feb. 20, 2004; no tape Legato, Marianne J., Oct. 18, 2002; 1 tape Lessing, Doris, “Ben, in the World,” Sept. 18, 2000; 1 tape Levine, Carol, June 12, 2000; no tape Levine, Susan Braun, “Father Courage,” May 15, 2000; 2 tapes Levy, Julia, and Margaret Salvante, June 13, 2001; 3 tapes Lieberman, Donna, Sept. 12, 2003; no tape Liebrecht, Savyon, “Apples from the Desert,” Nov. 9, 1998; 2 tapes Low, Setha, “The Plaza,” Oct. 23, 2000; 2 tapes Lynne, Debra, Nov. 13, 2002; 1 tape McCann, Elizabeth I., Nov. 15, 1999; no tape McCarthy, Kathleen, “Women, Philanthropy and Civil Society,” Dec. 2001; 1 tape McCaughey, Betsy, “On Health Care,” Sept. 27, 1995; 1 tape MacFarlane, Deborah, May 15, 2000; 2 tapes McGeady, Sister Mary Rose, “Changing Needs of Children,” date not given; 2 tapes McWhorter, Diane, Nov. 3, 2004; no tape Majozo, Estella Conwill, “Come Out the Wilderness,” March 1999; 2 tapes Manegold, Catherine S., March 20, 2000; no tape Markus, Julia, “Across an Untried Sea,” May 2001; 2 tapes Matthews, Dona, Feb. 2, 2005; no tape Maushart, Susan, “The Mask of Motherhood,” March 1999; 2 tapes Mellow, Gail, Dec. 5, 2002; 1 tape Menin, Julie, “Wall Street Rising,” April 2002; 2 tapes Messinger, Ruth, Feb. 14, 2000; 2 tapes; Sept. 21, 2004; 1 tape Miller, Nancy, March 17, 2003; no tape Mintz, Anne, April 23, 2003; no tape Mirrer, Louise, “CUNY Vice Chancellor,” April 2001; 2 tapes Moore, Deborah Dash, “City Scapes,” Nov. 26, 2001; 2 tapes Moore, Madeleine, Shirley Rodriguez-Remeneski and Bonnie Wong, “21 st Century Leadership Center,” Sept. 25, 2000; 1 tape Morales, Iris, “Small Public Schools,” June 16, 1997; 2 tapes Morgan, Robin, “Saturday’s Child,” March 2001; 2 tapes Moses, Yolanda, and Marlene Springer, date not given; no tape Moskowitz, Eva, March 4, 2002; no tape Mullings, Leith, “Stress and Resilience,” April 15, 2002; 1 tape Mulvihill, Mary, “The Grace Institute,” Feb. 11, 2002; 2 tapes Noerdlinger, Rachel, April 11, 2005; no tape Nunez, Elizabeth, Feb. 13, 2004; no tape O’Brien, Ruth, March 26, 2004; no tape O’Cleireacain, Carol, and Muriel Siebert, March 28, 1995; no tape Ofri, Danielle, May 2, 2003; no tape Oliveira, Ana, Feb. 14, 2000; no tape Page, JoAnne, Dec. 11, 2000; no tape Paolucci, Anne A., Feb. 8, 1999; no tape Philips, Karen, “On Local Development,” Feb. 10, 1997; 2 tapes; 2 more tapes with the title “On Harlem Development”; date not given Phillpotts, Diane, “Harlem Community Development Corp.,” Jan. 2000; 1 tape Pogrebin, Letty Cottin, “Getting Over Getting Older,” June 24, 1996; 3 tapes; a second program, Dec. 5, 2002; no tape Pollack, Amy E., Feb. 20, 2004; no tape Raffo, Heather, April 28, 2005, 1 tape Rautenberg, Ellen L., and Deborah Sale, Sept. 10, 2002; no tape Ravitch, Diane, Oct. 20, 2004; no tape Reiter, Fran, Feb. 9, 1998; 1 tape Resnik, Regina, Dec. 17, 2001; no tape Rogers, Elizabeth Barlow, “Landscape Design,” Nov. 2001; 2 tapes Roiphe, Anne, May 6, 2002; no tape Roiphe, Katie, “A Chronicle of the 90’s,” March 10, 1997; 2 tapes Ross-Lee, Barbara, “New York Institute of Technology,” March 2002; 2 tapes Saidel, Rochelle, Nov. 3, 2004; no tape Salamon, Julie, March 29, 1996; no tape Sarachik, Myriam P., April 28, 1005; no tape Seaman, Barbara, Sept. 12, 2003; no tape Sedlar, Jeri, Nov. 13, 2002; 1 tape Shakdiel, Leah, Feb. 2001; no tape Shaw, Deborah Rosado, “Business and Latino Women,” Feb. 1999; 2 tapes Siebert, Muriel, Dec. 5, 2002; 1 tape Sims, Lowery Stokes, April 17, 2000; no tape Smith, Dinitia, “The Illusionist,” 1998; 2 tapes Stanton, Domna, Sept. 10, 2002; no tape Starr, Tama, “On Signs and Wonders,” May 11 or Sept. 21, 1998; 6 tapes Stein, Marcia, “City Meals on Wheels,” Sept. 25, 2000; 1 tape Sterling, Eleanor Clark, Sept. 30, 2002; no tape Stimpson, Catherine R., “Graduate Education,” Oct.16, 2000; 2 tapes Stone, Bonnie, May 15, 2000; 2 tapes Strossen, Nadine, Sept. 21, 2004; 1 tape Switzer, Anna, May 2, 2003; no tape Takanishi, Ruby, “Foundation for Child Development,” June 2001; 2 tapes Taylor-Gordon, Elaine, April 15, 2002; 3 tapes Tenneson, Joyce, “Wise Women,” May 6, 2002; 1 tape Tharp, Lorraine Power, March 17, 2003; no tape Townsend, Alair, “Public Service and Business,” Sept. 13, 1999; 2 tapes Trenka, Jane Jong, Nov. 7, 2003; no tape Turner, Debbye, Nov. 7, 2003; 1 tape Valian, Virginia, “The Advancement of Women,” Sept. 28, 1998; 1 tape Velasquez, Nydia, “Minorities in Government,” Feb. 10. 1997; 2 tapes Vitullo-Martin, Julia, Dec. 14, 2004; no tape Vladeck, Fredda, “Aging in Place,” Nov. 26, 2001; 2 tapes Volk, Patricia, “Stuffed,” Jan. 2002; 2 tapes Waldron, Kathleen, Feb. 2, 2005; no tape Wasserstein, Wendy, “On Playwriting,” Nov. 29, 1995; 2 tapes Wattleton, Faye, “Gender Equality,” Feb. 22 or March 8, 1999; 2 tapes Weingarten, Randi, “New York Teachers,” Sept. 25, 2000; 2 tapes Westheimer, Ruth (“Dr. Ruth”), Jan. 29, 1996; 2 tapes Williams, Patricia J., Dec. 14, 2004; 2 tapes Wright, Patricia, “Conservation of Tropical Environments,” May 17, 1999; 2 tapes Wylde, Kathryn, “NYC Partnership,” May 2001; 2 tapes Wynn, Jennifer, “Inside Rikers,” Oct. 2001; 2 tapes Yurchenko, Henrietta, May 2, 2003; music CD attached; no tape Zukerman, Eugenia, April 23, 2003; no tape Zwillig, Ellen T., “Arriving at Carnegie Hall,” Nov. 13, 1996; 2 tapes Women’s Business Alliance 1997 Women’s City Club of New York 1992, 1993 Includes typescript of Horowitz’s address Women’s Forum 1992-2002, 2004 Correspondence about new members and awards; 1992 membership list Women’s History Month 1997 Women’s Roundtable 1995 Worker Education Program 2002, 2003, 2005 Draft agreement transferring the program and the Labor Resource Center from Queens College to the School of Professional Studies at GSUC (2005); papers about establishing this School at GSUC and its absorption of the program (2003); Horowitz’s remarks opening the awards ceremony World Trade Center Disaster (Sept. 11, 2001). See 9/11 (Nine/Eleven) Disaster World Zionist Organization in North America 1993

Yale University 1997-1998 Yeshiva University 1978, 1992-1993, 1997 Horowitz’s recommendation of I. Shashar as teacher of Hebrew (1997); her letter declining nomination as vice president of academic affairs (1993); her address at commencement of Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology; related correspondence (1992-1993); her evaluation of a NSF grant proposal (1978) York College 1992, 2003 Horowitz’s letter welcoming Dr. Robert Hampton, new president (2003); her letter after visiting campus (1992)

Archives V-C Presidents’ Files / Horowitz

Personal Materials

Note: This subgroup comprises documentary as well as non-documentary materials (“objects”) pertaining to the personal, more private side of Horowitz’s life, although the dividing line between “professional” and “private” is often blurred. (For example, if a vacation is combined with business travel, papers about this are filed not here but in the Correspondence—Subjects subgroup wherever the business aspect is covered.) Here, as throughout the Archives, documents are filed in folders with appropriate titles, and the folders are stored alphabetically in archival boxes. The boxes are labeled with the titles of the first and last folders they contain and are shelved in alphabetical order. Non- documentary materials and oversize documents are stored in suitable containers, which are labeled to indicate their contents and shelved with or near the archival boxes.

Appointment Books (2 boxes) 1991-2005 Note: Entries appear to be random and sparse. There are 2 books for most years after 2000. Awards and Honors. Note: Most papers about awards to Horowitz are filed under the sponsoring organization’s name (e.g., American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Antioch College, Feminist Press) in the Correspondence—Subjects subgroup Her poem, “Musings on Being Honored” (1998); correspondence about Federation of Reconstructionist Congregations and Havurot naming “Seventy Women of Distinction” including Horowitz (1992); also, 5 plaques (stored behind the folder): Association of Fund-Raising Professionals (2005); UJA-Federation Committee of John Jay College (2000); African-American Community of Lawrence, Kansas; College and Community Fellowship (1991); Kansas Press Women (1983) Biography Folder 1: formal curricula vitae and briefer sketches (1977, 1990-1993, 1998-2001, 2010) Folder 2: informal and autobiographical sketches; entries in diverse editions of Who’s Who; articles in diverse journals; also, her autobiographical essay for an American Psychological Association symposium, later included in the book Models of Achievement (1989, 1991, 1993, 1995-2007) Folder 3: correspondence about her appointment as Vice Chancellor for Research, Graduate Studies and Public Service at the University of Kansas, earlier positions there, her outside professional work, and offers of positions elsewhere (1975-1978) Note: other papers about offers she received are filed under the institution names in the Correspondence—Subjects subgroup where there is more substantial material. Papers about her appointment to the GSUC and related biographical and personal material are filed under “Administration—the Presidency” in the Correspondence— Subjects subgroup Birthday Century Association and Cosmos Club

Family Items about her sons (including newspaper article with their portraits), her ancestors, her mother’s death, and her husband, Floyd Financial Matters Mostly routine receipts of payments, expenditures, requests for reimbursement, etc. Many payments were sent to the Graduate Center Foundation as contributions Health Holiday Cards Her official cards, with her poems; related correspondence; replies and cards she received Jews and Judaism (2 folders) 1965, 1970, 1977, 1982-1995 Mostly Horowitz’s writings and speeches on Jewish subjects, including religious rituals, and her readings at services; some personal notes; reports by and on the Jewish Community Center in Lawrence, Kansas. Note: Related material will be found under “Jews and Judaism” in the Correspondence—Subjects subgroup, including duplicates of some papers filed here Jury Duty Miscellaneous Objects A small, unidentified brass sculpture and a Council of Graduate Schools paperweight that was apparently given away as a 25 th anniversary memento Miscellaneous Papers Includes her paper “On the Necessity of Reading Good Writing” (1997), her essay on baking traditional Jewish items (1995), her essay for The Feminist Cookbook (undated), a poem “A Walk in London” (1976), a loose-leaf binder with her notes on a statistics course (1957), and a booklet of Hebrew words and phrases Photographs. Note: Those associated with specific events are filed with related papers under the appropriate titles in the Correspondence—Subjects subgroup Formal and informal portraits; photos with other, mostly unidentified individuals, and group photos, mostly unidentified and undated Residence and Garage Management notice about scheduled improvements (2001); papers about parking fees (1991, 1995); about apartment lease (1994); window replacement (1993); planned Alterations; drawings (1991) Telephones Horowitz’s letter about answering machines (2004); drawing of telephone installations Travel. Note: Papers about travel to professional meetings or for other business purposes are filed under appropriate subjects or organization names in the Correspondence— Subjects subgroup even if it was combined with a vacation trip Itineraries for non-business travel (1998-2002); her memorandum on decision not to join special tour of Jordan, but asking her husband to go and to represent her (1994); tourist maps of Jerusalem and Cairo, undated; guidebook for Egypt (1982-1983) Unidentified and Fragmentary Papers Two letters by Horowitz with unidentified addressees and context; three letters to her with the authors and context unidentified; 2-part CD-ROM with no external dates or identification