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Reports, Surveys, and Correspondence: State Department Programs

Boxes 321-341

Series  1. General Reports and Correspondence. Boxes 321-334.

  Subseries 1. Reports.
  Subseries 2. Correspondence.
  Subseries 3. Chronological Summaries, Bibliographies, and Statistics.

Series  2. Program Evaluation (Including  Evidence of Effectiveness Reports). Boxes   334-336.

  Subseries 1. Evaluation Reports and Evidence of Effectiveness Reports.
  Subseries 2. Views of U.S. Mission Chiefs.

Series  3. Reports: Geographic Areas. Boxes 337-338.

  Subseries 1. Africa.
  Subseries 2. Europe and USSR.
  Subseries 3. Latin America and the Caribbean.
  Subseries 4. Far East and Near East-South Asia.

Series  4. Reports to Congress (Including Congressional Correspondence). Boxes 338-340.

  Subseries 1. Reports.
  Subseries 2. Correspondence.

Series  5. Reports of Department of State. Boxes 340-341.
 
 

Series 1.  General Reports and Correspondence  (Boxes 321-334)

General reports; drafts; briefing, discussion, and working papers; studies; surveys; correspondence; chronological summaries; bibliographies; and statistics associated with State Department programs.  Included are the Crutcher report (1954), Sprague report (1961), Davis Task Force Report (1961), Hornig report (1967), EWA report on federal programs in education (1969), and A Beacon of Hope progress report (1963).  The files also include reports by Remsen D. Bird, Mary W. Brady, Philip H. Coombs, Margaret L. Cormack, Edward C. Davenport, Sven Groennings, Jean Joyce, Barbara J. Walton, and Robin Winks.  Other files concern the Committee on Security and Cooperation in Europe, Rusk Committee on Educational and Cultural Exchange Activities, CU summer intern papers, briefing papers of the Council on International Educational and Cultural Affairs, a national survey of foreign students in the United States, and study materials for a report by the U.S. Advisory Commission on International Educational and Cultural Affairs.

Files also include general correspondence, CU memoranda, chronological correspondence, and State Department memoranda and press releases regarding exchange programs.  Related materials include chronological summaries; statistics; and bibliographies compiled by Richard F. Crabbs, J. Manuel Espinosa, Michael J. Flack, Frank W. Holmquist, Roger Paget, Charles S. Spencer, Jr., and Vivian R. Stahl.
 

Subseries 1. Reports.

Box 321

 1. EDX 2. Reports. Interdepartmental Committee on Cooperation with the American Republics, 1944 and 1946.
 2. EDX 2. General Reports and Statistics. FY1949. Grants Awarded.
 3. EDX 2. General Reports and Statistics. Leader, Specialist Grants, 1949-1951.
 4. EDX 2. General Reports, 1949-1966.
 5. EDX 2. International Educational Exchange Activities, 1951-1955.
 6. EDX 2. Report-Exchange Activities-Western Europe, 1952.
 7. EDX 2. General Reports. Participation of American Colleges and Universities, 1952-1956.
 8. EDX 2. General Information and Problems of IES, 1954.
 9. EDX 2. Reports-Crutcher Report, 1954.
 10. EDX 2. Exchange Programs of the U.S. Government, 1955.
 11. Grant Categories, 1955.
 12. EDX 2. Distribution in U.S. of Grantees, 1955.
 13. EDX 2. Professional Activities Division. Semiannual Reports, 1955-1956.
 14. EDX 2. Exchange Activities in Puerto Rico, 1955-1959.
 15. EDX 2. General Reports, 1956-1957.
 16. EDX 2. General Reports, 1957-1961. Exchanges.
 17. EDX 2. General Reports. Annual Reports, 1958 and 1959.
 18. EDX 2. General Reports. Report to UNESCO, 1960.
 19. EDX 2. Report on Lecturers and Research Scholars and Teachers Branch, 1960.
 20. EDX 2. Sprague Report, 1961.
 21. EDX 2. Educational Exchange Between the U.S. and the Underdeveloped Countries, 1961.
 22. EDX 2. General Reports. "Davis Task Force" Report, 1961.
 23. EDX 2. General Reports, 1961.
 24. EDX 2. Reports. Survey of Multinational Cooperation, Europe, 1961.
 25. EDX 2. General Reports. Statistics, 1962-1969.
 26. EDX 2. Battle Summary of Chief Developments of the Past, 1962.
 27. EDX 2. General Reports. CU's Programs, FY1962.
 28. EDX 2. General Reports. Coombs Report to Secretary of State, 1962.
 29. EDX 2. General Reports. CU field1 of Interest, 1963 and 1965.
 30. EDX 2. Reports. CU/ARA, 1965.
 31. EDX 2. Outline of Changes in the Department's Educational Exchange Program, 1964.
 32. EDX 2. General Reports. CU Computer Program, 1966.
 33. EDX 2. General Reports, 1967.
 34. EDX 2. "Hornig Report"-Report on Interdepartmental Committee on the Technological Gap, 1967.
 35. EDX 2. Educational Exchange Program Proposal, 1967-1968.
 36. EDX 2. General Reports. Defense and HEW Report, 1968.
 37. EDX 2. Reports, 1968.
 38. EDX 2. Briefing Papers, 1969.
 39. EDX 2. Reports. EWA Data Bank, 1968-1970.
 40. EDX 2. Statistics-Automatic Data Processing, 1969.
 41. EDX 2. HEW Report: Inventory of Federal Programs, 1969.
 42. EDX 2. EWA Report: "Directions for the Future: Federal Programs in Education . . . ," 1969 (1 of 4).
 43. EDX 2. EWA Report: "Directions for the Future: Federal Programs in Education . . . ," 1969 (2 of 4).

Box 322

 1. EDX 2. EWA Report: "Directions for the Future: Federal Programs in Education . . . ," 1969 (3 of 4).
 2. EDX 2. EWA Report: "Directions for the Future: Federal Programs in Education . . . ," 1969 (4 of 4).
 3. EDX 2. Reports. Report of CU/ARA Review Task Force, 1970.
 4. EDX 2. General Reports and Statistics, 1971-1973 (1 of 2).
 5. EDX 2. General Reports and Statistics, 1971-1973 (2 of 2).
 6. The African Students in France, 1962.
 7. An African View of an American Experience.
 8. AID "Phase Out"-Selected Papers on Continuing Technical Cooperation, 1968-1969.
 9. EDX 3. Alliance for Progress. Summit Papers.
 10. The American Effort in International Educational and Cultural Activities, 1968.
 11. Annapolis Conference on International Education, 1959. Report of Proceedings.
 12. An Appraisal of the Effectiveness of the U.S. State Department's 1952 Jointly Sponsored Program for Foreign Newspapermen, Part I.
 13. An Appraisal of the Effectiveness of the U.S. State Department's 1952 Jointly Sponsored Program for Foreign Newspapermen, Part II.
 14. The Army's Educational Exchange Program in Japan, Austria, and the Ryukyu Islands, 1950.
 15. An Assessment of Changing Factors Based on a Pilot Study in Southeast Asia.
 16. An Assessment of the International Visitor Program, 1979.
 17. Background on Use of Cultural Agreements, Binational Commission Agreements, and Joint Commissions and Committees.
 18. "A Beacon of Hope"-Progress Report, 1963.
 19. Bird, Remsen D. Foreign Students in the United States of America.
 20. Books for Grantees: General (Survey).
 21. Boston Council for International Visitors-Draft Report . . . , 1960.
 22. Brady, Mary W.  Interviews with Thirty International Visitors from Western Europe, 1973.
 23. "Campus Tensions: Analysis and Recommendations."
 24. U.S. Information Agency. Changes in Attitudes and Impressions of the U.S. by Selected Groups of Short-Term African Grantees.
 25. Changing Roles of Youth in the Developing Nations, 1964.
 26. Martha Coigney [International Theatre Institute of the United States]-Annual Report, 1967-1977.
 27. The College, the University, and the Foreign Student.
 28. The Community's Role in Cross-Cultural Education, 1961.
 29. Inter-American Scholarly Communication in the Humanities and Social Sciences.
 30. [Coombs, Philip H.-Strengthening the Educational and Cultural Component of U.S. Foreign Policy], 1962.
 31. Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (1 of 2). (See also Group XII, Series 3, Box 275; Group XV, Series 2:1, Box 315; and Group XVII, Series 1:2, Box 330.)
 32. Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (2 of 2).
 33. CSCE (Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe) Final Act and Fenwick Bill (1 of 2).

Box 323

 1. CSCE (Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe) Final Act and Fenwick Bill (2 of 2).
 2. Conference on University Contracts Abroad, 1955 and 1959 (Papers).
 3. Contractual Relationships, CU Study of, 1964.
 4. Conversations with Former International Visitors, A Report on, 1971.
 5. Cormack, Margaret L., An Evaluation of Research on Educational Exchange, 1962.
 6. Corporate Citizenship in the Global Community, 1968.
 7. Council on International Educational and Cultural Affairs-Briefing Papers, 1967. (See also Group I, Series 1, Box 3; Group VIII, Series 1:5, Box 216.)
 8. Council on International Educational and Cultural Affairs-Papers (Prepared for Use at IC Meetings) 1-24.
 9. Council on International Educational and Cultural Affairs, Papers 25-38 (1 of 3).
 10. Council on International Educational and Cultural Affairs, Papers 25-38 (2 of 3).
 11. Council on International Educational and Cultural Affairs, Papers 25-38 (3 of 3).
 12. Cross-Cultural Education and Its Impact-A Survey.
 13. Cultural Relations with the Occupied Countries.
 14. CU and the American Learning Experience, 1978.
 15. CU and the Private Sector.
 16. CU Assessment Study Measuring CU's Overall Operational Effectiveness, 1976.
 17. CU "Initiatives Papers . . . ," 1974.
 18. A CU/OPP Paper on the Role of Institutions in CU Programs.
 19. CU Summer Intern Papers, 1971-1975 (1 of 5).
 20. CU Summer Intern Papers, 1971-1975 (2 of 5).
 21. CU Summer Intern Papers, 1971-1975 (3 of 5).
 22. CU Summer Intern Papers, 1971-1975 (4 of 5).
 23. CU Summer Intern Papers, 1971-1975 (5 of 5).
 24. EDX 1. CU's Contribution to the Secretary's Foreign Policy Report, 1972.
 25. Cultural and Scientific Cooperation in the Near East.
 26. Davenport, Edward C., The Role of Acculturation in Student Exchange Programs, 1958.
 27. Davis Committee on International Education, 1960-1961, for John F. Kennedy.
 28. The Department of State's Educational Exchange Program, 1964.
 29. Discussion and Working Papers.
 30. Education for Global Interdependence. A Report with Recommendation to the Government-Academic Interface Committee.

Box 324

 1. Education and Cultural Relations with Latin America in the Seventies, 1972.
 2. Educational Exchange Coordination-Senator Morse.
 3. The Educational Exchange Program-An Appraisal.
 4. Elder, Robert E., The Foreign Leader Program: Operations in the United States.
 5. Escort Interpreter Services: An Examination of One Variable in the TCA International Visitor Program.
 6. Exchange of Persons: The Evolution of Cross-Cultural Education, 1952.
 7. Exchange of Persons Program in Austria, A Survey, 1953.
 8. EWA: The International Activities of U.S. Universities and Colleges, 1965.
 9. The Feasibility of Establishing a Data Bank on International Educational and Cultural Exchange Programs, 1973.
 10. Fisher, Glen, Taking America's Pluralism into Account, 1976.
 11. Foreign Area Research-FAR.
 12. The Foreign Graduate Student at Twenty-two American Universities.
 13. Foreign Leaders' Reactions to the United States: An Interview Study, 1954.
 14. Foreign Students in the United States: A National Survey, Vol. I.
 15. Foreign Students in the United States: A National Survey, Vol. II (1 of 2).
 16. Foreign Students in the United States: A National Survey, Vol. II (2 of 2).
 17. Foreign Student Services: A Study of U.S. Government Responsibility in Relation to the Improvement of Foreign Student Exchange Programs.
 18. Foreign Understanding and Interpretation of United States Education, 1960.
 19. The Future of Educational Exchange in the California State Colleges, 1966.
 20. Gibson, John L., The United States International Visitor Program: Strengthening the Community Organization.
 21. Grey, Robert D., The Organization of British Assistance for Educational Development Overseas.
 22. Groennings, Sven, Shaping the Federal Role in Global Education, 1978.
 23. HASP-Hemisphere Analysis and Strategy Paper.
 24. Helping Americans Learn About the World . . . A Study of Private Sector Activities, 1978.
 25. Inter-American Technical and Cultural Cooperation, 1938-1948.
 26. Interagency Council on International Educational and Cultural Affairs (1 of 2).  (See also Group I, Series 1, Box 2; Group VI, Series 3, Box 184; Group VIII, Series 1:5, Box 217; Group X, Series 6:1, Boxes 245-246.)
 27. Interagency Council on International Educational and Cultural Affairs (2 of 2).
 28. Intercultural Relations.

Box 325

 1. IBY-Presidential Proclamation and S. J. Res. 149-1971-1972 [International Book Year].
 2. ICY [International Cooperation Year] Report on Activities.
 3. ICY: White House Conference on ICY.
 4. International Educational Activities of American Colleges and Universities, 1957.
 5. International Educational Exchange in European Perspective, by Otto Klineberg, 1976.
 6. The International Exchange Study Data Bank, 1971.
 7. International Farm Youth Exchange . . . , 1961.
 8. International Student Service-History.
 9. International Education. An Inventory of Federal Programs (Draft) (1 of 3).
 10. International Education. An Inventory of Federal Programs (Draft) (2 of 3).
 11. International Education. An Inventory of Federal Programs (Draft) (3 of 3).
 12. International Education. Needed: High Priority and Innovative Leadership for International Education in the National Interest, 1976.
 13. International Visitor Program Team Trip to Africa, 1980.
 14. Interviews with Six Brazilians Who Came to the United States Under the International Exchange Program, 1952.
 15. Inventory of Federal Programs Involving Educational Activities Concerned with Improving International Understanding and Cooperation, 1969.
 16. J Visa Waiver Costs-CU Position for Handling.
 17. Johnson Historical Project.
 18. [Joyce, Jean-Overview of International Educational Exchange, 1946-1966.]
 19. Lazear, Robert A., A Survey of the African Refugee Student.
 20. Loomis and Schuler-Acculturation of Foreign Students in the U.S.
 21. The Management of International Corporate Citizenship.
 22. Management Review of the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, 1976.
 23. Memorandum on the Postwar International Information Program of the United States, by Arthur W. MacMahon.
 24. Miscellaneous Reports, Papers, Studies.
 25. Miscellaneous Reports: Conferences and Meetings-Higher Education.
 26. National Commitment-National Asset-A Review, 1978.
 27. North African Exchange Programs: 1960-1963.
 28. EDX 26. North-South Center. Library of Congress Report, 1976.
 29. Open Hearts Open Minds-A Report from the U.S. Advisory Commission on International Educational and Cultural Affairs.
 30. An Operations Research Model for Program Evaluation, 1967.
 31. An Organizational Survey of the Office of the Assistant Secretary of State for Educational and Cultural Affairs . . . .
 32. Percy Amendment to the Foreign Assistance Act of 1973.

Box 326

 1. [Pinkney, Helen R.; Douglas Richardson-Interdepartmental Committee on Scientific and Cultural Cooperation], 1945.
 2. Planning and Implementing a Marketing Approach to Recruiting Foreign Students, 1976.
 3. Political Factors Involved in Educational Communications Satellites, 1966.
 4. Preconceptions of Foreign Leaders Visiting the United States for the First Time.
 5. A Preliminary Study  of the Goals and Problems of the Foreign Student in the United States,  1961.
 6. Private Cooperation-Goals and Objectives of the Office, 1973.
 7. Problems of Cost and Programming of Foreign Visitors on the American Campus, 1961.
 8. Programming International Visitors in American Communities: Problems of the 1960s.
 9. Progress Report on Completion of Analysis of Findings, 1971.
 10. A Proposal for the Coordination of the Exchange of Persons Programs . . . , 1956.
 11. Raymond, Edward A., The Organization of International Educational Exchanges, 1976.
 12. Re, Edward D., Legal Exchanges and American Foreign Policy.
 13. Reactions of Returned Chinese Grantees to the Educational Exchange Program.
 14. Reconstituting the Human Community.
 15. Report and Recommendations by the United States Government on International Relations and Exchanges in Education, Science, and Culture Pursuant to UNESCO Request, 1960.
 16. Report on Interviews with Selected United States Government Officials, 1962.
 17. Report on Mexican Seminar for Guidance Counselors, 1966.
 18. Report on "Revisiting Visitors" in East Africa, 1967.
 19. Reports-Teacher Exchange Section, 1964-1965.
 20. Report to the Department of State on a Seminar in Modern Mathematics and Science . . . , 1965.
 21. Review of Evaluation Studies of the Educational and Cultural Exchange Program . . . , 1951-1960.
 22. Review of Selected Studies Affecting International Educational and Cultural Affairs, 1962.
 23. The Role of Educational Planning in the Economic Development of the Republic of China, 1962.
 24. The Role of the University in the American Community.
 25. NSA Rusk Committee. (See also Group XII, Series 1, Box 273; Series 8, Box 286.)
 26. Rusk Committee, 1967 (1 of 2).
 27. Rusk Committee, 1967 (2 of 2).
 28. Rusk Special Committee on Educational and Cultural Exchange Activities.
 29. Seiler, John., Southern African Students in the United States, 1964.
 30. Seminar on Cross-Cultural Communications, 1972.
 31. A Special Report on the Second Inter-American Foundation Symposium, 1963.
 32. Stephens, Robert F., A Survey of Foreign Embassies' Problems and Needs in Relating to American Higher Education, 1977.
 33. "A Study of Foreign Grantees Who Receive Attorney General Visa Waivers," 1962.
 34. Study of Foreign Student Employment and Financial Resources, 1974.

Box 327

 1. A Study of Foreign Students at the University of Pennsylvania, 1961.
 2. A Study of Former Bolivian Grantees in the United States, 1959.
 3. Study of Indian Students in New York City.
 4. Study Materials for Commission Report-Part I. Report on NAFSA (National Association of Foreign Students), 1962.  (See also Group VI, Series 5 for other reports by the U.S. Advisory Commission on International Educational and Cultural Affairs.)
 5. Study Materials for Commission Report-Part II. Views of Private Individuals on the State Department's Educational and Cultural Programs, 1962.
 6. Study Materials for Commission Report-Part III, Section A. Views of Embassy Personnel in 23 Countries on the State Department's Educational and Cultural Programs, 1962.
 7. Study Materials for Commission Report-Part III, Section B. Views of Embassy Personnel in 23 Countries on the State Department's Educational and Cultural Programs, 1962 (1 of 3).
 8. Study Materials for Commission Report-Part III, Section B. Views of Embassy Personnel in 23 Countries on the State Department's Educational and Cultural Programs, 1962 (2 of 3).
 9. Study Materials for Commission Report-Part III, Section B. Views of Embassy Personnel in 23 Countries on the State Department's Educational and Cultural Programs, 1962 (3 of 3).
 10. Study Materials for Commission Report-Part IV. Views of Government Officials on the State Department's Educational and Cultural Programs, 1962.
 11. Study Materials for Commission Report-Parts VIII and  IX. Report on Programs in the Bureau, 1962.
 12. Study Materials for Commission Report. "Stragglers" (Replies Received Too Late for Inclusion), 1962.
 13. A Study of Opinions of University Students in Mexico, 1964.
 14. A Study of Reactions to the State Department Exchange Program Among Returned Mexican Grantees, 1959.
 15. Survey Conducted by Mrs. M. H. Williams in Paris, London, and Bonn.
 16. A Survey of the Impact of the International Farm Youth Exchange Program at  Ohio State University, 1956.
 17. Survey Report on the United States Program for the Exchange of Students and Industrial Trainees, 1946.
 18. Task Force on Facilitative Services: Report.
 19. Top Management Report on Government-Business Cooperation in the Field of International Public Affairs.
 20. Cultural Affairs Program. "Towards a Humane Foreign Policy Image . . . ."
 21. Towards a National Effort in International Educational and Cultural Affairs, 1961.
 22. "Twenty Years of United States Government Programs in Cultural Relations," 1959.
 23. The United States Communicates with the World: A Study of U.S. International Information . . . , 1975 (1 of 3).
 24. The United States Communicates with the World: A Study of U.S. International Information . . . , 1975 (2 of 3).
 25. The United States Communicates with the World: A Study of U.S. International Information . . . , 1975 (3 of 3).
 26. United States-Indian Educational and Cultural Relations: Trends, Factors, Prospects, 1977.
 27. U.S. International Educational and Cultural Relations. An Assessment of Changing Factors Based on a Pilot Study . . . , 1976.
 28. U.S. International Educational and Cultural Relations. Changing Factors in the Middle East and Africa.
 29. Walton, Barbara J., Foreign Student Exchange in Perspective, 1967.
 30. Whetten, Nathan L., Report on a Visit to East Africa on Behalf of the AFGRAD Program, 1968.

Box 328

 1. EDX 3. White House Historical Project.
 2. Warmbrunn, Werner, Higher Education and Educational Exchange in the Middle East and Asia.
 3. The Robin Winks Report.
 4. Youth and Leadership in the Developing Nations, 1967.
 

Subseries 2. Correspondence.

Box 328 (cont.)

 5. General Correspondence, 1956-1959.
 6. General Correspondence, 1960.
 7. General Correspondence, 1961.
 8. General Correspondence, 1962.
 9. General Correspondence, 1963.
 10. General Correspondence, 1964.
 11. General Correspondence, 1965.
 12. General Correspondence, 1966.
 13. General Correspondence, 1967.
 14. General Correspondence, 1968 (1 of 2).
 15. General Correspondence, 1968 (2 of 2).
 16. General Correspondence, 1969-Jan through June.
 17. General Correspondence, 1969-July through Dec.
 18. General Correspondence, 1970 (1 of 3).
 19. General Correspondence, 1970 (2 of 3)
 20. General Correspondence, 1970 (3 of 3).
 21. General Correspondence, 1971 (1 of 5).
 22. General Correspondence, 1971 (2 of 5).
 23. General Correspondence, 1971 (3 of 5).

Box 329

 1. General Correspondence, 1971 (4 of 5).
 2. General Correspondence, 1971 (5 of 5).
 3. General Correspondence, 1972.
 4. General Correspondence, 1973-1977.
 5. General Correspondence, 1978-1980.
 6. Circular Memoranda to Agencies, 1965-1969.
 7. Circular Memoranda to Agencies, ca. 1970-1972.
 8. EDX 2. CU/IR Correspondence, 1968-1969.
 9. Marshall Berg-Chronological File, 1978.
 10. Memos Arranged Chronologically, ca. 1952-1976.
 11. The Asia Foundation.
 12. Association of Graduate Schools.
 13. Algeria.
 14. Alliance for Progress-Miscellaneous Papers.
 15. Ambassador.
 16. American Council on Education.
 17. American Council on International Sports.
 18. American Friends of the Middle East, Inc. (AFME).
 19. American Jazz Celebration.
 20. Aspen Institute.
 21. ARA Cultural Initiative.
 22. A.U.G. (Autonomous University of Guadalajara).
 23. Binational Commissions in International Educational Exchange, the Role of.
 24. Office of International Conferences-U.S. Department of State.  Statement of Policy and Operating Practices, 1977.
 25. Bipartisan Participation in State's Information and Educational Exchange Programs, 1945-1951   (1 of 2).
 26. Bipartisan Participation in State's Information and Educational Exchange Programs, 1945-1951   (2 of 2).
 27. Binational Decision Making Through Joint Commissions.
 28. EDX 3. Committee for Monetary Research and Education, Inc.
 29. EDX 3. Contingency Planning for U.S. Grantees in Political Crisis.
 30. Council for International Exchange of Scholars (CIES).
 31. Conference of American Indians Arranged by CU at State Department, 1973.

Box 330

 1. Council on International Programs (CIP).
 2. Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe-CSCE (1 of 2). (See also Group XII, Series 3, Box 275; Group XV, Series 2:1, Box 315; and Group XVII, Series 1:1, Boxes 322-323.)
 3. Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe-CSCE (2 of 2).
 4. Computerization of Evidence of Effectiveness . . . , 1977.
 5. Coordination, E. P. Reams (1 of 2).
 6. Coordination, E. P. Reams (2 of 2).
 7. COSERV, 1976.
 8. COSERV Meeting, 1977.
 9. CU Summer Intern Projects, List of, 1971-1975.
 10. CU/AF (1 of 2).
 11. CU/AF (2 of 2).
 12. CU/ARA (1 of 2).
 13. CU/ARA (2 of 2).
 14. CU/ARTS (1 of 2).
 15. CU/ARTS (2 of 2).
 16. CU/EA (1 of 2).
 17. CU/EA (2 of 2).
 18. CU/EA People's Republic of China.
 19. CU/EA Culcon.
 20. CU/EA Japan-U.S. Friendship Commission.
 21. CU/EE.
 22. CU/EX.
 23. CU/FS.
 24. CU/IAP.
 25. CU/IVP (1 of 2).
 26. CU/IVP (2 of 2).

Box 331

 1. CU/NEA (1 of 2).
 2. CU/NEA (2 of 2).
 3. CU/OPP, ca. 1975-1977.
 4. CU/OPP Grants-in-Aid, ca. 1974-1977.
 5. CU/OPP REFA Committee, 1976.
 6. CU/OPP International Communications Policy.
 7. CU/P.
 8. CU/PC.
 9. CU/YSS, 1976.
 10. CU/YSS Foreign Students, 1977-1978.
 11. CU and the Activities of the Interdepartmental Committee on International Organizations.
 12. CU and Foundations.
 13. CU and the New York World's Fair in 1964-1965.
 14. CU-Getting CU Plugged into White House Functions.
 15. CU Numbered Memoranda.
 16. CU Scholar-Diplomat Seminar, 1973. (See also Group XV, Series 1:2, Box 314.)
 17. Diplomats-in-Residence.
 18. CU-Joseph D. Duffey.
 19. Department of State Memos, 1964-1965.
 20. Department of State Memos, 1966.
 21. Department of State Memos, 1967.
 22. Department of State Memos, 1968.
 23. Department of State Memos, 1969.
 24. Department of State Memos, 1972-1977.
 25. Education.
 26. "Educational Exchanges and the National Interest," 1969.
 27. Evidence of Effectiveness.
 28. Equivalencies.
 29. Federal Council on the Arts and Humanities.
 30. Federal Government Support for Academic Programs of Advanced Foreign Affairs Research.
 31. Filing.
 32. Florence Protocol.
 33. Florida Cultural Exchange.
 34. Foreign Medical Graduates (1 of 3).
 35. Foreign Medical Graduates (2 of 3).

Box 332

 1. Foreign Medical Graduates (3 of 3).
 2. Foreign Students.
 3. Foreign Students. IAYC Subcommittee on Foreign Students.
 4. Foreign Students in the U.S.-IAYC Policy Proposal for Further In-Depth Study of Foreign Students.
 5. Foreign Students-Overseas Workshops on Higher Educational Project . . . , 1973.
 6. The Foundation Center.
 7. The Friendship Force.
 8. Functional Programs.
 9. IAP. 1980 Lake Placid Olympic Games. (See also Group II, Series 3.)
 10. German-American Cultural Talks, 1977.
 11. Global Perspectives in Education.
 12. Home, Hospitality, and Related Services to International Visitors, 1954.
 13. Hotels.
 14. Human Rights.
 15. Human Rights and CU Programs, 1976.
 16. ICA Delegations.  Hearings.
 17. ICX Telegrams.
 18. Dr. Alice L. Ilchman.
 19. INS-Immigration and Naturalization Service.
 20. INTERALP-Intercultural Action Learning Program.
 21. International Centers-South and Rocky Mountain States.
 22. International Conference: Nongovernmental, General.
 23. International Conferences and Meetings, General.
 24. International Conferences, 1961.
 25. International Conferences, 1962-1964.
 26. International Conferences, 1965-1968.
 27. INTERAMA-Inter-American Cultural and Trade Center.
 28. IREX [International Research and Exchanges Board]  (1 of 2).  (See also Group II, Series 1:2, Box 51; Group VI, Series 3, Box 184; Group VIII, Series 1:5; Box 218; Group IX, Series 4:2, Boxes 230-232.)
 29. IREX (2 of 2).
 30. International Cultural Exchange (ICX) (1 of 2).
 31. International Cultural Exchange (ICX) (2 of 2).
 32. Institute of International Education (IIE).
 33. Conference-CU Responsibility-Institutional Grants, 1962.
 34. INR. Bureau of Intelligence and Research.
 35. D/LOS Alan G. James.
 36. Charles F. Kettering Foundation.

Box 333

 1. Lao Refugee Project.
 2. Larrie D. Laehr.
 3. Luxembourg (EUR) Western.
 4. Malta (EUR) Western.
 5. Management Bureau.
 6. CU-Mrs. Mildred Marcy.
 7. Memorandum to Members of Committee on International Educational and Cultural Exchange.
 8. Mexico-National University-Bodolfo Brito Foucher Case.
 9. Montreal Olympic Games, 1976. (See also Group II, Series 3.)
 10. St. Thomas More Congress, 1978.
 11. Minorities-Mrs. Bourgin.
 12. National Commission on Coping with Interdependence.
 13. Netherlands (EUR) Western.
 14. New York City, 1977.
 15. North Africa-Bloc Activities.
 16. Norway (EUR) Western.
 17. CU Outreach.
 18. Peace Corps.
 19. Periodicals and Learned Journals for Grantees.
 20. PRM-Related Activities and NSC.
 21. CU Press Alert-Department of State, ca. 1973-1977.
 22. Press Releases-Department of State, ca. 1963-1979. (1 of 2).
 23. Press Releases-Department of State, ca. 1963-1979. (2 of 2).
 24. POD/RAC.
 25. The Public Dimension of Foreign Affairs.
 26. Public Diplomacy.
 27. PPG.
 28. Reception Centers.
 29. Scientific and Technological Affairs-General.
 30. Staff Travel.
 31. Symposium on "Role and Effectiveness of the International Exchange of Persons Program," 1976.
 32. Tangier American Legation Museum Society (TALMS) (1 of 2).
 33. Tangier American Legation Museum Society (TALMS) (2 of 2).
 34. Teacher Corps Program of the U.S. Office of Education.
 35. Technology (1 of 2).
 36. Technology (2 of 2).
 37. Three-Year Program with the Soviets, 1977-1979.
 38. Meeting with Dr. Virginia Trotter, 1976.
 39. U.S. General Accounting Office.
 40. US-USSR Exchange.

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 1. Visas for Saudi Arabian and Kuwaiti Students.
 2. The Wilson Center.
 3. Zero-Base Budgeting (ZBB) (1 of 2).
 4. Zero-Base Budgeting (ZBB) (2 of 2).
 

Subseries 3. Chronological Summaries, Bibliographies, and Statistics.

Box 334 (cont.)

 5. CU Bibliography Project.
 6. [Bibliographies-USIA.]
 7. [Crabbs and Holmquist-Bibliography.]
 8. [Espinosa, J. Manuel-A Basic Bibliography.]
 9. [Espinosa, J. Manuel-A Selected Bibliography . . . .]
 10. [Paget, Roger-Selected Bibliography.]
 11. Selective Bibliography-CU (1 of 5).
 12. Selective Bibliography-CU (2 of 5).
 13. Selective Bibliography-CU (3 of 5).
 14. Selective Bibliography-CU (4 of 5).
 15. Selective Bibliography-CU (5 of 5).
 16. [Spencer and Stahl-Bibliography of Research on International Exchanges.]
 17. Five Studies in International Cultural and Educational Exchange, 1964.
 18. Flack, Michael--Sources of Information on International Educational Activities, 1958.
 19. Johns Hopkins--S.A.I.S. [Michael J. Flack] [School of Advanced International Studies].
 20. Michael J. Flack--Study of Txtbooks on International Relations.
 21. Summary Analysis of Reactions to Recommendations of the National Liaison Committee on Foreign Student Admissions, 1969.
 22. Summary Record of Four Conferences Sponsored by the Department of State, 1959-1961.