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President's Office Records, Oxnam President’s Office Records, Oxnam - Preliminary Folder List NOTE: The Archivist reserves the right to restrict any confidential information. Box Folder Date 1 Judicial Guidelines/Rights and Responsibilities of Students 1913-1974 1 New Year’s Party January 4, 1968 1 Dinner 1965 1 Reception – Dinner 1967 1 Paul Ylvisaker 1968 1 Invitation and Announcements Cards 1963-1970 1 Politicalization of Univ. Legal Questions 1970 1 Presidential Memoranda RE: Politicalization of University 1969-1970 1 Politicalization of Univ. Faculty Actions, Formal 1969-1970 1 Policalization of University – Misc. 1970 1 Policatalization of University – Faculty Reactions 1970 1 Semester Programs: Report 1969-1972 1 Drew University Semester on World Trade (New York City) 1964 1 Special Degree Program 1971 1 Scholarship United Nations Scholarship 1963-1962 1 Drew University Semester on the United Nations. Report to September 1964 the Middle States association 2 Summit McKnown Memo Undated 2 Summit University March 25, 1965 2 Summit Proposal of January 21, 1965 January 21,1965 2 Summit University 1965 2 Summit Dr. Terman 1965-1966 2 Summit Dr. Millman 1965 2 Taber, Tom (Transportation Lectures) 1966-1969 2 Theological School: Student Council. (See also Student 1962-1964 Council Minutes) 2 Parish Night Tipple Lectures 1968 2 Tutorial Program 1964-1965 2 President’s Office Papers: Trustee Mailings 1965-1968 2 President’s Office Papers: Trustee Mailings 1968-1969 3 RFO Wage-Price Freeze IRS 1970-1972 3 Wage Freeze: Drew University 1970-1971 3 Wage Freeze: Drew: Memoranda 1971-1972 3 Wage Price Freeze: Correspondence 1971-1972 3 Wage Freeze: Information 1971 3 Wage Freeze: Newspapers 1971 3 United Nations Association of the U.S. and Committees 1968-1970 3 U.S. Senate and House of Reps. 1966-1968 3 University College 1965 3 University Services: Food 1972-1973 3 University Services: Medical Services- Infirmary 1973-1974 3 Vatican Council 1962 3 Dr. E.T.S. Walton, Nobel Prize Physicist- Dublin University, 1965 Ireland 3 Wegener Award 1962-1964 3 Wesley Works Project Dr. Cushman 1965-1967 3 White, Ellis F. Associates Management Consultants 1965-1968 3 White House Library 1964 4 Vatican Council 1962 4 RFO Methodist Church World Methodist Council 1961-1962 4 Would Council of Churches “Friends” 1970 4 World Methodist Council Stuttgart September 9, 1963 4 World Methodist Council Jamaica 1964 4 Scandinavian Central Conference September 1964 4 World Methodist Council London 1966 4 World Methodist Council Nairobi August 1967 4 World Methodist Council Stockholm August 1965 4 World Methodist Council Executive Committee Meeting, June 1962 London 4 World Methodist Council Denver August 1971 4 World Methodist Council General 1970-1971 4 Crusade Scholarships Committee Grant to Black Colleges 1970-1971 4 World Methodist Council American Executive Domestic 1961-1970 Meetings 4 World Methodist Council Executive Geneva August 1970 4 World Methodist Council American Executive Meeting September 1969 Geneva 4 World Methodist Council American Executive Meeting September 1968 Helsinki 5 Drug Arrests 1971-1973 5 Drug Arrests 1971-1972 5 Drug Arrests 1971-1972 5 Drug Arrests December 1971 5 Drug Arrests November 1971 5 Drug Arrests, Newspapers, Originals 1971 5 Drugs: Heroine Arrests: Letters to RFO concerning his 1971-1972 decision 5 Drug Arrests, The Acorn November 22, 1971 5 Drug Arrests Charges and Lab report November 22, 1971 5 Porzio, Bromberg & Newman: Materials sent to. 1971-1972 5 Drug Arrests, Hampton, Martha J. November 22, 1971 5 Drug Arrests, Hanrahan, Thomas B. November 22, 1971 5 Drug Arrests, Muller, George F. November 22, 1971 5 Drug Arrests, Trustees November 22, 1971 5 Judicial Structure- “Campus Regulations & the Academic 1967-1973 Community”- History 6 Judicial structure: Ad Hoc Committee #2 September 1973 6 Judicial structure: Ad Hoc Committee #1 May-August 1973 6 Judicial Structure Chronology May- December 1973 7 Judicial Structure Chronology January- May 1973 7 Judicial Structure Chronology Folder 1 1964-1972 7 Judicial Structure Chronology Folder 2 1964-1972 7 Judicial Structure Chronology Folder 3 1964-1972 7 Students- “Rights and Responsibility Ties…Interim 1969 Statement.” History 8 T. S. Situation Correspondence 1966-1967 8 Dean Charles Ranson 1964 8 Dispute- Professor E.G. Stanley Baker’s File and Documents 1967 8 Ranson, Charles- Deanship 1959-1967 8 Dr. Ranson Mail Received- Replies 1967-1968 8 Ranson: Communications of Students 1967 8 Ranson: T.S. Students Craig Chapel March 1967 8 Dr. Oxnam 1951-1967 9 Theological School 1967 9 Jo Hillegas- Your File Copy 1966-1967 9 Ranson, Chas. W. A report to the Trustees (RFO) January 9, 1967 9 T.S. Alumni Resolution Undated 9 Admissions- Questions on Dismissal 1967 9 Trustees’ Special Committee Meeting: October 6 1967 9 Chronological statement: Struggle between T.S. faculty and 1967 Administration and Trustees JLP 9 Theological School: Faculty Conference October 1965 9 Excerpts from Parlin Letter to Acting Dean Shippey April 1967 9 Preliminary Draft of Committee Statement April 1967 9 Trustees’ Special Committee Correspondence Etc. 1967 9 Trustees Special Committee First Report May 1967 9 Christian Century 1967 9 Trustees’ Special Committee 1966-1967 9 Second Report, Special Committee- Responses to 1967 9 Trustees’ Special Committee Second Report 1967 9 Christian Century: Article by Howard Kee March 17, 1968 10 Publications, Publicity. T.S. 1967 10 Ranson Matter: Mailings to Trustees 1967 10 Clippings 1967-1968 10 Clips mailed to Trustees 1967 10 Ranson: Communications of Faculy 1967 10 Theological School- Dean Bernhard Anderson 1960-1963 10 Theological School Dean Anderson Correspondence July 1960 10 T.S. and Graduate School Alumni Luncheon May 26, 1967 11 Theological School Folder 1 1968 11 Theological School Folder 2 1968 11 Faculty Personnel Policy 1976 11 Faculty Personnel Policy 1977 11 John L. Pepin 1977-1978 11 Office of the President: Faculty Personnel Policy 1963 11 Founders Day Symposium Transcript November 4, 1970 12 Special Committee on Governing Documents (Trustees) 1968-1969 12 Governing Documents: Charter 1969 12 By-laws Documents Final Drafts 1968-1969 13 Evolution of By-laws 1967-1968 13 By-laws Correspondence, Notices, Etc. 1968-1969 13 Faculty Personnel Policy Amended June 13, 1969 13 Faculty Personnel Policy December 16, 1969 13 Committee on Faculty Personnel Policy 1959-1962 13 Faculty Personnel Policy Drafts 1963-1969 13 Faculty Personnel Policy Committee 1966 13 Faculty Personnel Policy Historical 1961-1969 14 Confidential: Drafts of Planning Documents Folder 1 1967-1969 14 Confidential: Drafts of Planning Documents Folder 2 1967-1969 14 Capital Funds Programming: Report Frantzreb and Pray December 1970 Association 14 Oxnam News Clippings 1968-1969 14 Presidents Report: Newspaper Clippings 1973 14 Speeches 1961-1962 14 RFO Speeches 1963-1964 14 Barbershop: Civil rights Oxnam Statement 1964 14 RFO Speeches 1966 14 Centennial Convocation January 22, 1966 14 RFO Speeches 1967 14 Lectures Special Lectures Week March 30, 1967 15 RFO Speeches 1968 15 Speeches, Messages, Talks, Etc. Misc. 1968-1969 15 RFO Speeches 1969 15 RFO Speeches 1970 15 Remarks: Informal gathering with students May 6, 1970 15 RFO Telephone Interview with J. Staples on Environment July 28, 1970 15 Remarks: Drew Dinner, World Methodist Council, Denver August 19, 1971 15 Remarks: Entering students and their parents September 1971 15 RFO Speeches Madison-Chatham Adult School February 10, 1971 15 RFO Speeches Plans and Resources Committee March 25, 1971 15 Remarks: Families’ Weekend October 30, 1971 15 Remarks to University Faculty March 9, 1971 15 Remarks: Northern New Jersey Conference June 7, 1971 15 Remarks: College Faculty September 7, 1971 15 Remarks: Little Brook Farm Faculty and Administrative September 26 Officers 1971 15 Drew University Conference of the Future March 4, 1972 15 Remarks: Florham Park J.C.’s January 21, 1972 15 Remarks: University in the Forest February 12, 1972 15 Lenox Rose Dinner March 2, 1972 15 Alumni Dinner May 27, 1972 15 RFO University Faculty Meeting Remarks September 22, 1972 15 Remarks: Madison Festival for United Nations October 29, 1972 15 Remarks: Northern New Jersey Conference June 5, 1973 15 Remarks: Community Theater August 11, 1973 15 RFO: Remarks to Parents of Entering Students September 4, 1973 15 Speeches to entering students September 1973 15 Remarks: Fairleigh Dickinson 50th Anniversary Convocation September 23, 1973 15 Remarks: Tipple Lecture honoring Carl Michalson November 12, 1973 16 Conference: Role of the University in the quest for peace 1969 Vienna 16 Zermatt Vienna 1969 16 International Political Science Congress September 1964 16 Cosmos Pakistan February 1965 16 Oxnam Trip: London, Europe, Russia 1962 16 RFO Engagements 1961-1962 16 Engagements 1962-1963 16 Engagements 1962-1964 16 Engagements 1965-1967 16 RFO Engagements 1967-1969 16 RFO Engagements: WYNC Taping November 1971 17 Aquinas: Seminar and Visiting Professors 1969-1973 17 Visiting Professor Owen Barfield 1971-1972 17 G.S. Aquinas Seminar 1973-1974 17 Aquinas Fund: Visiting Professors in History of Science 1976 17 Aquinas Fund 1960 17 Aquinas Fund: Trustees and History 1972-1973 17 Aquinas Fund: Ten-Year Summary 1959-1969 17 Aquinas Fund Grants 1970 17 Aquinas Fund Correspondence 1967-1973 17 Aquinas Fund Correspondence 1964-1966 17 Aquinas Fund Correspondence 1959-1964 18 Aquinas Fund: Scholarship Grants to Drew Folder 1 1973 18 Aquinas Fund: Scholarship Grants to Drew Folder 2 1973 18 Aquinas: Post Baccalaureate Medical School Candidates 1969-1970 18 Aquinas Fund: UN Semester 1963-1966 18 Aquinas: Transitional Year Students CLA 1966-1970 18 Aquinas: Transitional Year Financial 1966-1969 18 Aquinas: Talent Development Program for Negro Students: 1966-1971 Joseph A. Lynch 18 Aquinas Fund Scholarship Emmanuel A, KLU 1971 18 Aquinas Fund Scholarship Robert L Smartt 1969-1974 18 Aquinas Hubert Thompson CLA 1974 18 Aquinas Fund: D.U. Graduate Student, Ralph Logan Carson 1968-1974 18 Aquinas Adane F. Work 1971-1973 19 T.S.
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