Indiana University African Studies Program Directors' records, 1957-1995
A Guide to the Records at the Indiana University Archives
Finding aid prepared by Kate Cruikshank
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Indiana University, Bloomington. African
Studies Program.
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TitleIndiana University African Studies Program
Directors' records, 1957-1995
Collection no
C217
Abstract
The collection consists of the
administrative records and correspondence of directors J. Gus Liebenow and Patrick
O'Meara related to the development of the African Studies Program.
Access Restrictions
Collection is open for research. Advance notice required.
Administrative History
The formal development of an African Studies Program at Indiana University began in 1961
with the receipt of a five-year developmental grant from the Ford Foundation under the
directorship of J. Gus Liebenow of the Department of Political Science. The program was
strengthened in 1965 when it was designated as an African Language and Area Center under
the National Defense Education Act. In the first ten years of its existence, faculty
participants increased from 3 to 23, graduates specializing in African studies from 3 to
95, courses offered during the regular academic year from 4 to 79, graduate enrollments
from 26 to 367, and undergraduate enrollments from 17 to 244. A cornerstone of the
program was the weekly “continuing seminar,” to which an ever-expanding range of
national and international experts in African history and culture was invited for
lecture and discussion.
In 1970, when Liebenow as appointed Dean for International Programs and Associate Dean
for Research and Advanced Studies, he agreed to continue the directorship of the African
Studies Program if he could have the assistance of a deputy director. Patrick O’Meara
was appointed to this position, then became director in spring 1972 when Liebenow was
appointed Vice President and Dean for Academic Affairs. O’Meara continued in this
position until his own appointment as Dean for International Programs in June 1993. The
records in this collection are from the Liebenow and O’Meara directorships.
Five areas of emphasis characterized the early years of the program: West African
regional studies, African humanities with emphasis on the arts and music, problems of
development, historical study emphasizing West Africa, and African languages and
linguistics. Work in African languages included the preparation of teaching manuals for
14 African languages under contract with the Department of Health, Education and Welfare
and with the Peace Corps; coursework was offered in other languages as well. A sixth
area of emphasis evolved with the extensive work of Alan Taylor in the development of
the library collection on Africa and the training of African bibliographers within the
Graduate Library School.
The African Studies Program was from the beginning intended to become a permanent
program, drawing on faculty with appointments in established departments, encouraging
recruitment of new faculty with African interests for departmental openings, and
pursuing interdisciplinary efforts with other campus entities such as the Folklore
Institute (joint publication of Cross-Rhythms), the Archive of Traditional Music, the
International Development Research Center, and the Workshop in Political Theory and
Policy Analysis. Its faculty was active nationally and internationally in the
development of scholarship on Africa through the support of the African Studies
Association, founded in 1956, as well as through individual affiliations and extensive
publications. In response to the increasing demands by African-Americans for attention
to their African heritage and contributions to American society and the world in 1968,
faculty from the African Studies Program were heavily involved in developing and
carrying out the extensive Focus: Black America program of speakers, performers, and
discussions during the 1968-69 academic year. As Liebenow described the program, it was
intended “to educate the university community with respect to the many contributions
being made by Black citizens to all phases of American society” and to investigate “the
causes and implications of inter-racial conflict in the United States.” His hope was
that “Focus: Black America will not only contribute to the launching of the recently
approved Program of Afro-American Studies, but will lead also to the hiring of new Black
faculty at Indiana and to making the university a more attractive institution for
current and prospective Black students” (Dec. 1968 Christmas letter).
Other notable projects of the program’s early years were the annual Hans Wolff Lectures,
bringing noted international Africanists to campus for a schedule of lectures and
seminars; publications in African humanities; collection of extensive audio and video
resources on Africa; the “Living Africa” television production; efforts in support of
the Southern African Research Archives Project (SARAP) under the leadership of Gwendolen
Margaret Carter, Director of the African Studies Program at Northwestern University and
from 1974-1984 a member of the I.U. faculty; and development of the MacArthur Foundation
grant that launched the Center for Global Change and World Peace.
Scope and Content Note
The collection consists of records and correspondence from the directorships of J. Gus
Liebenow (1961-1972) and Patrick O’Meara (1972-1993). Records of particular note are
early annual reports (1960-1972); records related to the continuing African Studies
Seminar (1963-1974), the early development of the African Studies Association
(1957-1975), and the Focus: Black America Program (1968-69); and correspondence with
international scholars in African Studies.
The African Studies Program Directors’ Records are organized into five series:
Administration, African Studies Association, Correspondence, Focus: Black America, and
University Service, four of which are further arranged into subseries.
Within the Administration series, the first subseries, Annual Reports (1960-1973), is
arranged chronologically. The second subseries, “Archives,” consists of files
so-designated when the records were received and is arranged alphabetically. The third
and fourth subseries, Course Offerings (1963-1988) and Governance (1985-1989), are
arranged chronologically to facilitate tracking the development of the program. The four
subseries on Intra-university Collaboration (1970-1990), Outreach Activities
(1966-1988), Projects (1971-1990), and Publications (1982-1990) are arranged
alphabetically, then chronologically within a given activity or project. The ninth
subseries, Subject Files (1968-1991), is arranged alphabetically.
The African Studies Association series (1957-1975) is arranged chronologically.
The Correspondence series is divided into five subseries, each arranged alphabetically.
The first, Faculty (IU) (1962-1993), contains in particular extensive correspondence
with Gwendolen Margaret Carter, J. Gus Liebenow after his leaving the directorship of
the program in 1972, Alan Merriam, Emile Snyder, and Alan Taylor. The other four
subseries are Faculty Recruitment (1961-1972); Faculty, Visiting (1962-1980); Seminar
Speakers and Lecturers (1966-1987); and Other Correspondence (1962-1990).
The Focus: Black America Program series (1968-1969) consists of four subseries. The
Initial Planning subseries consists of Liebenow’s files on conceptualization of the
program and intensive planning in May and June 1968; it is roughly chronological within
that narrow time frame. The subseries of Administration files is arranged
alphabetically, as are the two subseries for Events and for Speakers and Performers.
The University Service series (1979-1995) includes substantive information on the
establishment of the Mathers Museum (Museum Advisory Committee files) and the early
development of instructional technology at I.U. (Center for Media and Teaching files and
Media Task Force files), as well as on International Programs and African Exchanges. The
series is arranged alphabetically by committee or board, then chronologically.
Arrangement
Organized in five series: Administration, African Studies Association, Correspondence,
Focuse: Black America, and University service.
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Indexing Terms
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The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in
IUCAT, the IU Libraries' online
catalog. Materials about related topics, persons or places can be found by searching the
catalog using these terms.
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Names
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Indiana
University. African Studies Program --Archives.
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Indiana
University. African Studies Program --Records and correspondence.
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Indiana
University. African Studies Program --History --Sources.
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Indiana
University, Bloomington. African Studies Program --Archives.
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Indiana
University, Bloomington. African Studies Program --Records and
correspondence.
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Indiana
University, Bloomington. African Studies Program --History --20th century
--Sources.
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African Studies
Association --History --20th century --Sources.
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Indiana
University, Bloomington. Dept. of Afro-American Studies --History --20th
century --Sources.
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Indiana
University, Bloomington. Workshop in Political Theory and Policy Analysis
--History --20th century --Sources.
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Indiana
University, Bloomington. Archives of Traditional Music --History --20th
century --Sources.
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Indiana University. African
Studies Program.
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Liebenow, J. Gus,
1925- --Archives.
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Liebenow, J. Gus,
1925- -- Correspondence.
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O'Meara, Patrick
--Archives.
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O'Meara, Patrick
--Correspondence.
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Carter, Gwendolen
Margaret, 1906- --Correspondence.
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Snyder, Emile
--Correspondence.
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Taylor, Alan R.
(Alan Robert), 1932- --Correspondence.
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Liebenow, J. Gus, 1925-
Correspondence. Selections.
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O'Meara, Patrick.
Correspondence. Selections.
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Carter, Gwendolen Margaret,
1906- Correspondence. Selections.
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Snyder, Emile. Correspondence.
Selections.
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Taylor, Alan R. (Alan Robert),
1932- Correspondence. Selections.
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Separated Material
Photographs transferred to the University Archives Photographs Collection.
Student files transferred to Office of the Registrar.
Oversized files stored in Box 10.
Administrative Information
Acquisition Information
Accessions 99/021, 7121
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Preferred Citation
[Item], Indiana University African Studies Program Directors' records, Collection C217, Indiana University Archives, Bloomington.
Processing informationProcessed by Kate Cruikshank
Completed in 2002.
Series:
Administration, 1960-1992
Subseries:
Annual Reports, 1960-1973
Box 1
Status of African Studies at Indiana University, Progress Report on
the Decade,
1960-1970
1970-1971
Annual Report to the College of Arts and Sciences,
1970-1971
1971-1972
Draft, 1971-1972
Annual Report for the Program of African Studies, 1972-1973
Subseries:
"Archives," 1960-1972
Box 1
Approved Course Offerings
1967-1968
Disciplines of Students in African Studies 1960-1966
Expenditures, African Studies 1965-1968
Independent Study Courses 1970-1971
Inter-university Cooperation 1966
Language Commitment of Graduate Students 1965-1969
NDFL Support of Students 1960-1969
Student Fellowship Statistics 1970-1972
Student Information 1971-1972
Teaching Positions of Graduates 1964-1971
Visitors to Program 1961-1968
Subseries:
Course Offerings 1965-1988
Box 1
Continuing Seminar 1963-1965
African Studies Seminar 1966-1967
Seminar Speakers Spring 1968
African Studies Seminar 1968-1969
Africsan Studies Seminar 1969-1970
African Studies Program Summer 1970
Summer Language Institute Summer 1970
African Studies Seminar 1970-1971
African Studies Program Summer 1971
Class Schedules Summer 1971
Films and Speakers Summer 1971
Letters of Inquiry - Summer Session Summer 1971
African Studies Seminar 1971-1972
African Humanities Film Series Spring 1972
African Studies Program Summer 1972
Program in African Languages (Univ. of Wisconsin) Summer 1972
African Studies Seminar 1972-1973
African Studies Seminar 1973-1974
Films and Art Information 1974
African Studies Seminar Spring 1988
Subseries:
Governance 1978-1989
Box 1
Undergraduate Certificate Committee 1978-1982
Committees 1985-1988
Faculty Meetings 1985-1986
Faculty Meetings Spring 1987
Executive Committee 1987-1988
Faculty Meeting Fall 1987
Faculty Meeting Spring 1988
Faculty Meetings Fall 1988
Executive Committee Aug 24, 1989
Executive Committee Fall 1989
Faculty Meetings Fall 1989
Subseries:
Intra-university Collaboration 1986-1990
Box 1
School of Education: Mehlinger Africa Project 1986
Workshop in Political Theory and Policy Analysis 1979 -
June 1984
Workshop in Political Theory and Policy Analysis Jul
1984 - 1985
Workshop in Political Theory and Policy Analysis 1986-1990
Subseries:
Outreach
Box 1
Art and Archaology Tour 1992
Christian Science Monitor Article 1982
Conferences: "Archives" undated
Conferences: African Arts 1966
Conferences: Indiana African Studies 1986
Conferences: African Linguistics 1983-1986
Confernces: African Librarians & Linguists 1986
Films: Library 1971
Films: Rental 1987-1988
Films: Series 1969
Hans Wolff Memorial Lectures 1969-1987
K-12 School Curriculum
Outreach 1984
An Introduction to Francophone Africa
undated
Teaching about Francophone Africa
undated
MacNeil-Lehrer News Hour Interview 1989
Subseries:
Projects 1971-1990
Box 1
Center for Global Change and World Peace 1988
View item(s)
Constitutional Law Youth Exchange Project 1989-1990
Box 2
Living Africa
1979-1982
TV Proposal Dec 1979
NEH Proposal Jun 1980
NEH Proposal (bound copies) Jun 1980
Correspondence 1981-1983
Publicity 1982
Photo Album 1982
SARAP (Southern Africa Research Archives Project) 1971-1975
Correspondence Sep-Dec 1971
Proposal Drafts 1971-1972
Correspondence Jan-Apr 1972
Correspondence May-Jun 1972
Correspondence Jul 1972-1975
Subseries:
Publications 1972-1990
Cross-Rhythms
1986-1989
Box 2
Cathy Spicer 1988-1989
Outstanding Orders 1986-1989
Publicity undated
Vol. 3 (author typescripts) 1988-1989
Vol. 3 (typescripts) 1989
Vol. 3 (typescripts) 1989
Vol. 3 (typescripts) 1989
Vol. 3 (final copy) 1989
Hans Wolff Memorial Lecture
Wilfrid Whitely,
To Plan Is to
Choose
1972
(transferred to oversize storage box)
Ousmane Sembene, Man Is Culture
1975
Peter Garlake, Structure and Meaning in the Prehistoric
Art of Zimbabwe
1987
Humanities Series: James Bellis,
The 'Place
of Pots' in Akan Funerary Custom
1982-1983
Sawyer, Amos,
The Emergence of
Autocracy
Ch. 1-4 1990
Ch. 5-7 1990
Ch. 8-12 1990
Working Papers: Tim Gerrard,
Word Lists
Relating to Metalwork and Metal Technology
1986
Subseries:
Box 3
Subject Files 1968-1991
Campus Reorganization 1968
Chronological File 1974
Current Policy
1980
Fall Reception 1989
Funding Application (US Dept. of Education) 1982-83
IU Foundation Accounts 1988
IU Press - Remainders 1987
Miscellaneous Correspondence 1972-76
MUCIA 1973-74
Neal Party 1989
Papers, Graduate Competition 1990
Papers, Special Students' 1979
Research adn Graduate Development Distinguished Lecture 1986
Research Files (J. Gus Liebenow) 1991
Africa-in-General
Angola
Benin
Burkina Faso
Burundi
Cameroon
Cape Verde
Central African Republic
Chad
Comoros
Congo
Djibouti
Equatorial Guinea
Francophone Links
Gabon
Gambia
Ghana
Guinea
Guinea-Bissau
Ivory Coast
Kenya
Lesotho and Botswana
Madagascar
Mauritania
Mozambique
Namibia
Niger
Reunion
Rwanda
Sao Tome and Principe
Senegal
Seychelles
Sierra Leone
Sudan
Togo
Uganda
Western Sahara
Zambia
Zimbabwe
South African University Scholars 1975-1986
Series:
African Studies Association 1957-1975
Box 3
Past Annual Meetings 1957-1964
Library Committee 1961-1964
Journal Committee 1962-1963
Fine Arts and Humanities Committee 1963
Executive Board 1964-1965
Herskovits Award 1965
Executive Board 1965-1966
General 1966-1967
Curriculum Committee 1966-1967
Executive Board 1966-1967
Annual Meeting 1966
Background Correspondence
Local Arrangements Committee
Materials Presented to Board
Planning
Program and Abstracts
Bulletin Copy 1967
Annual Meeting - Suggestions 1967
Annual Meeting 1967
Fellows 1968
Fellows 1969
Annual Meeting 1969
Nominations 1971
Directors of African Studies Programs Meeting 1971
Directors of African Studies Programs 1972
Directors of African Studies Programs Meeting 1972
Annual Meeting 1972
Association of African Studies Programs Executive Steering Committee
1973
Annual Meeting 1973
Association of African Studies Programs Directors Meeting 1974
African Studies Program News 1974-1975
Series:
Correspondence 1962-1993
Subseries:
Faculty 1965-1991
Box 4
Abimbola, Wande 1971-1972
Armer, Michael 1965-1980
Armer, Michael - Bibliography of African Social Psychology 1971
Arpan, Floyd 1962-1973
Berry, Sara 1968-1974
Boxer, Charles 1971-1980
Carter, Gwendolen Margaret
1963-1967
1968-1973
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
South Africa Tapes 1981
1981
1982
1983
Retirement Party 1983
1984
Panel for American Political Science Association Sep 1,
1984
(Photos transferred to photograph collection)
Airport Incident Jan 1985
1985
Honorary Doctorate May 1985
Photos (from UN and South African newspapers) undated
(Photos transferred to photograph collection)
1986-1991
Fieldstaff "Perspectives on Africa" 1974
Box 5
Collier, Ruth 1977
Fredland, Richard A. 1972-1974
Gaber, George 1974
Gosebrink, Jean 1969-1978
Herzog, George 1970-1972
Liebenow, J. Gus
1968-1973
1974-1975
1976-1979
1980-1981
1982
Distinguished Professor Nomination
1982
Correspondence 1981-1982
Drafts 1981-1982
Support Letters 1982
Support Letter Copies 1982
1983-1985
1986-1987
1988-1991
Reception April 10, 1991
Merriam, Alan
1962-1972
1973-1980
Olson, David 1973
Painter, Colin 1966-1978
Richardson, Henry 1976-1977
Siffrin, William 1980-1983
Snyder, Emile
1969-1971
Negro African Writers in French 1971
1972-1980
1981-1991
Snyder Memorial Committee 1992
(Photo transferred to photograph collection)
Stanger, Roland 1973
Taylor, Alan R.
1962-1969
1970-1971
1972-1973
Thorelli, Hans 1968-1978
Valentine, Malcolm 1966-1974
Voetz, Erhard F. K. 1970-1976
Wilson, James 1971-1972
Subseries:
Faculty Recruitment 1961-1967
Box 6
Historians
1961-1966
1967-1972
Nukunya, G. K. 1966-1971
Wiley, David 1967
(Transferred to oversize storage box)
Subseries:
Faculty, Visiting 1962-1974
Box 6
Armstrong, Robert P. 1964-1974
Auda, Abdel Malik 1964
Daaku, Kwome 1970-1974
Dalby, David
1962-1966
1967-1968
1969-1972
(handouts for 1969 Hans Wolff Lecture transferred to oversize storage
box)
Da Mota, A. Teixera 1975-1976
d'Azevedo, Warren L. 1968-1972
Imoagene, Stephen Oshoman 1972
Mudenge, Stan I. 1976-1980
Ronen, Dov 1973-1977
Whitely, Wilfrid H. 1963-1973
Subseries:
Seminar Speakers and Lecturers 1966-1987
Box 6
Abraham, William E. 1968-1971
Adelugba, Dapo 1974
Alpers, Edward A. 1971
Armstrong, Robert G. 1971
Austen, Ralph A. 1970-1971
Biebuyck, Daniel P. 1970
Blacking, John A. 1970-1971
Boadi, Lawrence 1966-1970
Brown, William Allen 1970-1971
Brutus, Dennis 1971
Cliffe, Lionel 1972
Collins, Robert O. 1969-1970
Colson, Elizabeth 1970-1971
Frazer, Douglas 1972
Garlake, Peter 1985-1987
Gay, John 1969-1970
Gerbrands, Adrian 1972
Greenberg, Joseph 1971
Harper, Peggy 1968-1977
Hill, Adelaide Cromwell 1969-1972
Hopkins, Nicholas S. 1968-1969
Hopkins, Raymond 1970-1971
Marcum, John 1968-1970
McCall, Daniel 1968
Murphree, Marshall 1977-1978
Ngugi, James 1970
Nketia, J. H. K. 1971
Okeke, Uche 1974
Preston, George 1972
Ranger, Terence 1970-1971
Rosellini, James 1972
Rubadiri, David 1972
Scheub, Harold 1971
Seidman, Ann 1970
Sklar, Richard 1983-1984
Sutton, George E. 1971
Thompson, Leonard M. 1971
Thompson, Robert Farris 1968-1972
Tracey, Hugh 1971
Turner, Victor 1970
Uchendu, Victor 1970-1976
Vincent, Joan 1971
Wells, Jerome 1969-1970
Welmers, William 1970
Whitaker, C. S. 1971
Wol Wol, Lawrence 1970-1971
Wright, Marcia 1970-1971
Young, Crawford 1970
Subseries:
General Correspondence 1964-1990
Box 6
Abun-Nasr, Jamil 1964-1965
Alexandre, Pierre 1966-1969
Anderson, Lois 1969-1970
Ansprenger, Franz 1970
Ard, Josh undated
Arlyck, Ralph 1969
Audu, I. S. 1966-1973
Axelson, Eric undated
Baylor, James 1972-1973
Bell, W. Herman 1965
Berry, Boyd 1971-1972
Beveridge, Andrew 1973
Born, Leonard 1976
Bridges, Roy 1966-1970
Bunn, Ronald 1966-1969
Castagno, Alphonso 1963-1971
DeWitt, Nicholas 1977
Diagne, Pathe 1973-1974
Dumett, Raymond E. 1971-1973
Enenuwa, Hart undated
Eyo, Ekpo 1970
Faba, Ajisafe 1969
Fagan, Brian 1965-1970
Fischer, Shirley K. 1971-1972
Goble, Corban 1973
Graham-White, Anthony 1974
Kaser, David 1978
Kauffman, Robert A. 1969-1970
Keil, Charles 1962-1972
Kirk-Greene, Anthony H. M. 1964-1973
Kuper, Leo 1972
Larson, Charles 1975-1978
Leary, Fay 1980
Lindfors, Bernth 1972
Loftchie, Michael F. 1963-1972
Loughran, John 1986-1990
MacGaffey, Wyatt 1972
Maddieson, Ian 1972
Mbele-Mbong, Helena 1971
Melson, Robert 1973
Mendonsa, Eugene L. 1973
Merrill, Sally 1972
Miller, Joseph 1971-1972
Ntamere, Charles 1973
Nyamweya, John Moriango 1971
Okediji, Francis 1967-1973
Okumu, John J. 1972
Opubor, Alfred 1972
Owomoyela, Oyekan 1971
Panofsky, Hans 1962-1973
Patel, Hasu 1972-1973
Pekk, Phil 1971
Pogozzi, Mary 1975-1978
Polomé, Edgar C. 1972
Richards, Audrey 1970-1971
Ruhe, Robert V. 1978
Sada, Pius O. 1971-1972
Sampson, Ellen Grundfest 1971
Schmidt, Peter 1970
Segal, Edwin S. 1971-1972
Sidibe, Bakari 1972-1974
Skinner, Nell 1971
Souder, Donald 1973
Speed, Frank 1971
Swanson, William 1972
Tomkin, Elizabeth 1973
Uphoff, Norman 1969-1970
Webster, John B. 1973
Welch, David Baillie 1972?
Wiseberg, Laurie 1974
Series:
Focus: Black America Program 1968-1969
Subseries:
Initial Planning, May-August 1968
Subseries:
Administration, 1968-1969
Bernstein, Mrs. Linda
Publicity,
Box OS6
Posters
(oversize)
University Extension - Bureau of Public Discussion
View item(s)
Subseries:
Events, 1968-1969
Box 7
Approaches to Improving the Economic Position of Black
Americans
View item(s)
Racial Discrimination in the Labor Market - Panel
View item(s)
Subseries:
Speakers and Performers, 1968-1969
Series:
University Service 1979-1994
African Exchanges, University Committee on
Box 8
1984-1988
1988-1989
1989-1991
1991-1993
Archives of Traditional Music Advisory Committee
1979-1981
1983-1985
1986-1988
1992-1993
Black Film Center Archive Advisory Board 1993
BFC Foundation Relations (IU Foundation)
1989-1990
1990-1991
1991-1992
1992-1993
BFC Library Committee 1989
Canterbury Program
1979-1983
1984-1985
1986-1992
Center for Media and Teaching
Jan-Aug 1992
Sep-Dec 1992
1993
College of Arts and Sciences 1979-1984
College of Arts and Sciences, Dean Search 1984
Conference on South Africa for University Presidents 1985
Feminist Perspectives on International Conflict 1991
Gros-Louis, Kenneth R. R., Vice-President 1980-1982
IDS Publications Board
1982-1984
1985-1989
Indiana Partnership for Management Development 1988
Institute for Study of Performing Arts Board 1992-1993
International Educational Policy and Planning Ph.D., Ad Hoc Committee
1983-1984
International Programs, President's Council on 1984-1992
International Programs, Dean Search 1993
IU Press Faculty Advisory Committee 1992
Lilly Library Faculty Advisory Committee
1992-1993
1993-1994
1994-1995
Media Task Force 1988-1992
Minority Enhancement, President's Council on 1993
Box 9
Museum Advisory Committee
1979-1980
1980-1981
1982
Search and Screen 1982
Dedication 1982-1983
Dedication (working) 1983
1984
Overseas Conference Fund 1992-1993
Overseas Study, University Committee on 1989
Performance Seminar 1987-1989
Private Assistance in International Development 1986
WFIU Advisory Board 1992-1993
WTIU Advisory Board 1989-1992
Box 10
Oversized Materials