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Cooperating Agencies
Boxes 211-224
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, minutes, newsletters, grant agreements,
background materials, directories, and related documents pertaining to
agencies, organizations, and institutions cooperating with the Bureau of
Educational and Cultural Affairs in the administration of exchange programs.
Some files pertain to cooperative relationships with international organizations
and include materials associated with meetings and conferences on educational
and cultural exchange. Arranged in three series.
Series 1. Agencies. Boxes 211-220.
Subseries 1. General
Files.
Subseries 2. National
Council for Community Services to International Visitors
(COSERV).
Subseries 3. Experiment
in International Living (EIL).
Subseries 4. Institute
of International Education (IIE).
Subseries 5. Other Agencies.
Series 2. Grant Agreements. Boxes 220-223.
Series 3. Meetings and Conferences. Boxes 223-224.
Series 1. Agencies (Boxes 211-220)
Correspondence, memoranda, directories, reports, background materials, minutes, newsletters, publications, and other documents regarding agencies, organizations, and institutions cooperating with the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs in the administration of exchange programs. Much of the material is associated with activities of the National Council for Community Services to International Visitors (COSERV), Experiment in International Living (EIL), and Institute of International Education (IIE).
Other agencies include the American Council on Education, American Field
Service, Council for International Exchange of Scholars (CIES), Cleveland
International Program for Youth Leaders and Social Workers (CIP), Interagency
Council on International Educational and Cultural Affairs, International
Research and Exchanges Board (IREX), Meridian House, National Association
for Foreign Student Affairs (NAFSA), and Office of Education. Other
files concern the Office of Private Cooperation and include materials pertaining
to private cooperating agencies, community affiliation (Sister Cities),
and industrial, business, and foundation participation. Included
also are the chronological files of Albert Miesel of the EIL.
Box 211
1. Voluntary Transnational Cultural Exchange Organizations of
the U.S.
2. Guide to U.S. Government Agencies.
3. Agencies of the United States Government and Related International
Organizations Engaged in International Cultural Cooperation and Technical
Exchange.
4. U.S. Government Agencies Engaged in International Educational
and Cultural Exchange Activities, 1962.
5. Some U.S. Government Agencies Engaged in International Activities,
1963.
6. A Guide to U.S. Government Agencies Involved in International
Educational and Cultural Activities, 1968.
7. Committee on International Exchange of Persons-Educational
Exchanges: Aspects of the American Experience.
8. Federal Government Agencies and International Educational
Exchange, 1956.
9. Office of Private Cooperation.
10. CUL 17. Private Cooperation (1 of 3).
11. CUL 17. Private Cooperation (2 of 3).
12. CUL 17. Private Cooperation (3 of 3).
13. EDX 31. Contracts with Private Cooperating Agencies, FY1954.
14. CUL 17. Private Cooperation Program.
15. CUL 17. Private Cooperation Program. House Hearings: Encouraging
Private Participation in International Activities.
16. CUL 17-3. Private Cooperation Program. U.S.-Europe-Japan
Committee.
17. CUL 17. Private Cooperation. NGOs (Nongovernmental Organizations).
18. CUL 17. Private Cooperation-Goals and Objectives of the Office,
1973.
19. CUL 17. Cooperation with Private Institutions, Western Europe.
20. CUL 17-3. Private Programs.
21. Sister Cities Debriefing, 6/9/1976.
22. CUL 17. CU Liaison with Nongovernmental Organizations and
Agencies.
23. CUL 17-2. Community Affiliation, "How You Can Help."
24. Foundations-General.
25. EDX 3-5. Foundations-Specific Funds.
26. Langmuir Foundation.
27. CUL 17-3. Industrial and Business Participation. I.T.T. Grants.
28. CUL 17-3. Industrial and Business Participation. U.S. Business
Support.
29. CUL 17-3. Private Business in Educational and Cultural Relationships
with the Latin American Area, 1964.
30. General. CU, State-Escort Interpreters (reports, instruction).
31. CU-Conference on Programming, Dec 17, 1974.
32. CU, State-Educational Travel.
33. CU, State-Language Services.
34. CU-Revised Guide for Reporting to Department of State on
Grantees.
35. Foreign Students-General.
36. Foreign Students-General.
37. Foreign Students-Research in Programs for Foreign Students:
A Report of the Waldenwoods Seminar [NAFSA Studies . . .].
38. General. Individual PO's "Tallies" for Grantees, 7/1963-6/30/1964
[Programming Officers].
Box 212
1. General. Program Funds.
2. General. Programming-Suggestions.
3. General. Programming-Grantee Experiences.
4. United States Government-Financed International Programs at
American Colleges and Universities, FY1965.
Subseries 2. National Council for Community
Services to International Visitors (COSERV).
Box 212 (cont.)
5. COSERV History.
6. EDX 3. COSERV. 1963-1975, General.
7. EDX 3. COSERV. Rules and Regulations.
8. COSERV Conferences.
9. EDX 3. COSERV Regional Conferences: Pittsburgh 1966, Dallas
1970, St. Louis 1971.
10. EDX 3. COSERV 1960-. Meetings and Conferences-General.
11. EDX 3. COSERV 1960-1963. Executive Committee.
12. COSERV Programming International Visitors in American Communities.
13. COSERV (Community Services) Newsletter, 1963-1971.
14. COSERV. Programming (1 of 2).
15. COSERV. Programming (2 of 2).
16. COSERV.
17. COSERV Publications (1 of 4).
18. COSERV Publications (2 of 4).
19. COSERV Publications (3 of 4).
20. COSERV Publications (4 of 4).
21. COSERV Newsletter, 1961-1964.
22. COSERV Newsletter, 1975-1979.
Subseries 3. Experiment in International Living (EIL).
1. EDX 3. Organizations. Experiment in International Living (1
of 2).
2. EDX 3. Organizations. Experiment in International Living (2
of 2).
3. EIL (Putney, Vermont). General.
4. EIL Administration Fund-Rent and/or Leases.
5. EIL Administration Fund-Salaries.
6. EIL Administration Fund-Staff Travel.
7. EIL-ACE Changeover, July 1963.
8. EIL (Experiment in International Living) Chronological File,
1963-1964.
Box 213
1. EIL Chronological File-A. Meisel, Jan 1964-June 1964.
2. EIL Chronological File-A. Meisel, July 1, 1964-Dec 31, 1964.
3. EIL Chronological File-A. Meisel, 1965.
4. EIL Chronological File-A. Meisel, 1966.
5. EIL-CLS Brochure.
6. EIL Department Heads-Meetings.
7. EIL Educational Travel Groups.
8. EIL A.M.-Franca "C" Sailing.
9. EIL French (Grenoble) Proposal.
10. EIL Incoming Groups.
11. EIL Incoming Groups (Putney).
12. EIL-CLS Institutions (sponsored grantees), 1/1964-3/31/1965.
13. EIL Letters from Grantees to Gordon Boyce.
14. EIL Memos to/from Staff.
15. EIL Minutes and Other Mimeographed Material.
16. EIL Niger Program.
17. EIL Personnel Policies.
18. EIL Programming-(All).
19. EIL Programming-A.M. and Peace Corps.
20. EIL Programming-Resources-Guest Speakers.
21. EIL Programming-CU-Mansmann.
22. EIL Programming-Meisel Correspondence A-Z.
23. EIL Programming-Sponsors, Cooperation (reports).
24. EIL Report for Trustees, Oct 6, 1964.
25. EIL School of International Training (SIT).
26. EIL Student Travel, Cannes.
27. EIL Trip by Albert Meisel to Japan, 1966.
28. EIL U.S. Offices.
29. EIL Jean Allen.
30. EIL Gordon Boyce (President, The Experiment in International
Living).
31. EIL-John A. Wallace.
32. Instructions on Leaders Program.
33. EDX 3. Organizations and Conferences. Council on Leaders
and Specialists, 1971- .
34. EDX 3. Council on Leaders and Specialists (1 of 2).
35. EDX 3. Council on Leaders and Specialists (2 of 2).
36. EIL-CLS. CL&S "Archives." Old Numbers Game (1 of 2).
37. EIL-CLS. CL&S "Archives." Old Numbers Game (2 of 2).
38. EIL-CLS. Distribution by Area and Professions. CL&S Arrivals
7/1963-3/1964.
39. EIL-CLS. General Administration.
40. EIL-CLS. Homestay Reports (by POs) 7/1963-12/1964 [Programming
Officers].
41. EIL-CLS. Homestay Reports (by POs) 1/1965-.
42. EIL-CLS. Homestays, 1965-1966.
43. EIL-CLS. CL&S-GAI "Joint" effort of proposing appropriate
time for certain grantees.
44. EIL-[IRF] Program Funds, CU Contract SCC-40162. 7-1 to 12-31-1963.
45. EIL-IRF (predecessor of CLS) Reorganization-Memos to Staff.
Subseries 4. Institute of International Education
(IIE).
Box 213 (cont.)
46. EDX 3. Organizations. IIE-1959-1964 (1 of 2).
47. EDX 3. Organizations. IIE-1959-1964 (2 of 2).
Box 214
1. EDX 3. Organizations. IIE-1965-1978.
2. EDX 3. Organizations. IIE-"Seed of Nations" (1 of 2).
3. EDX 3. Organizations. IIE-"Seed of Nations" (2 of 2).
4. EDX 3. Organizations. IIE-10-Year Plan (1965).
5. Institute of International Education Proposal on International
Visitors Programming Function.
6. EDX 3. Orgs. IIE-National Conference, New York, Feb 23-25,
1955.
7. Report of a Conference on The Arts and Exchange of Persons,
1956.
8. EDX 3. Orgs. IIE. 3rd National Conference, 1959.
9. EDX 3. Orgs. IIE-4th National Conference.
10. EDX 3. Orgs. IIE-5th National Conference on International
Education, 1964.
11. EDX 3. Orgs. IIE-West Coast Conference, May 3-4, 1965, Claremont,
CA.
12. EDX 3. Orgs. IIE-6th Conference on International Education,
1969.
13. IIE Publications. Education for One World, 1948-1954 (5 issues).
14. IIE Publications. News Bulletin, 1954, 1957, 1959.
15. IIE Directory of International Scholarships in the Arts,
1958.
16. IIE Annual Reports, 1966-1968.
17. IIE Annual Reports, 1968-1972.
18. IIE Annual Reports, 1972-1975.
19. IIE (Institute of International Education) Annual Reports,
1976-1978.
20. IIE (Institute of International Education) Annual Reports,
1978-1980.
21. Open Doors-IIE Reports on International Exchange, 1954-1960.
Box 215
1. Open Doors-IIE Reports on International Exchange, 1961-1963.
2. Open Doors-IIE Reports on International Exchange, 1964-1968.
Box 215 (cont.)
3. Academy for Educational Development.
4. African-American Institute.
5. AID 8. Grants, Technical Assistance.
6. AID Algeria-EIL Project.
7. Airlie House.
8. Ambassadors for Friendship.
9. American Assembly (Columbia University).
10. American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions
Officers (AACRAO).
11. American Association of Land Grant Colleges and Universities.
12. American Council of Learned Societies.
13. American Council of Young Political Leaders.
14. American Council on Education (1 of 2).
15. American Council on Education (2 of 2).
16. Survey of the International Exchange Service (Part IV)-American
Council on Education.
17. American Council on Education. International Interaction.
18. American Council on Education Publications. Bulletin
on International Education, 1966, 1968-1969.
19. American Field Service-AFS.
20. American Field Service Committee.
21. American Friends of the Middle East.
22. American Host Program.
23. American Library Association.
24. American Newspaper Study Missions, 1962.
25. American Press Institute.
26. American-Scandinavian Foundation.
27. Asia Foundation.
28. Asia Society and Asia Foundation.
29. The Asia Foundation.
30. Association for Asian Studies, 1959 Meeting.
31. Association of American Wives of Europeans.
32. [Association of Students in Economics and Commercial Sciences]-U.S.
33. Auerbach Service Bureau.
34. Boy Scouts of America.
35. Business Council for International Understanding (BCIU).
36. C.E.T.I. France.
37. Center for Global Perspectives.
Box 216
1. Center for Human Understanding (University of Chicago).
2. Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions.
3. Child Ambassadors, 1963.
4. CIES Annual Reports, 1965-1968.
5. CIES Annual Reports, 1968-1970.
6. CIES Annual Reports, 1971-1974.
7. CIES Annual Reports, 1976-1977.
8. CIES Annual Reports, 1977-1980.
9. Citizen Exchange Corps.
10. Cleveland Council on World Affairs. A Chronicle of 25 Years
of Service, 1947-1972.
11. Cleveland International Program for Youth Leaders and Social
Workers (CIP).
12. Cleveland International Program for Youth Leaders and Social
Workers (CIP).
13. Council of International Programs (CIP): A Brief History,
1954-1976.
14. CIP-General, 1966-1968.
15. College Entrance Examination Board.
16. Conference Board Committee on International Exchange of Persons.
17. Conference Board Screening Committee.
18. Conference of Internationally Minded Schools.
19. Council for Latin America.
20. Council of International Programs for Youth Leaders and Social
Workers.
21. Council of Social Studies Administrators (COSSA).
22. Council on International Education (1965-1967).
23. Council on International Educational and Cultural Affairs
(coordination). (See also Group I, Series 1, Box 3; Group XVII, Series
1:1, Box 323.)
24. Council on International Educational and Cultural Affairs,
Briefing Papers, 1967.
25. Council on International Educational and Cultural Affairs,
Nov 21, 1969.
26. Council on International Educational Exchange.
27. Council on International Educational Exchange.
28. Dag Hammerskjold College.
29. Education and World Affairs.
30. Education and World Affairs. Intercultural Education, 1970,
Vol. I.
31. Education and World Affairs. Intercultural Education, 1970,
Vol. II.
32. Edward R. Murrow Center of Public Diplomacy.
Box 217
1. Eisenhower Exchange Fellowships.
2. Farmers and World Affairs.
3. Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy.
4. Ford Foundation.
5. CUL Culture [Ford Foundation report].
6. Foreign Affairs Research Council.
7. Foreign Student Service Council.
8. Foreign Study League.
9. French International School of Washington.
10. Friends World College.
11. Friendship Force.
12. Governmental Affairs Institute. General Information.
13. Survey of the International Educational Exchange Service
(Part III)-Governmental Affairs Institute.
14. Governmental Affairs Institute. Personnel.
15. Governmental Affairs Institute. Public Administration Project.
16. Governmental Affairs Institute Program. Review.
17. Governmental Affairs Institute, 1967-1969.
18. Governmental Affairs Institute, 1970.
19. Governmental Affairs Institute, 1971 (1 of 2).
20. Governmental Affairs Institute, 1971 (2 of 2).
21. Governmental Affairs Institute, 1972-1973.
22. Greater Washington Council.
23. Guggenheim Memorial Foundation.
24. Harvard International Seminar.
25. Hazen Foundation.
26. Hecht Partners Magazine Foundation.
27. Institute of European Studies.
28. Interagency and Public Advisory Boards and Commissions, 1969.
29. Interagency Council on International Educational and Cultural
Affairs, ca. 1964-1969 (1 of 2). (See also Group I, Series 1, Box 2; Group
VI, Series 3, Box 184; Group X, Series 6:1, Boxes 245-246; Group XVII,
Series 1:1, Box 324.)
30. Interagency Council on International Educational and Cultural
Affairs, ca. 1964-1969 (2 of 2).
31. Inter-American Bar Association.
32. Inter-American Cultural Council (IACC).
33. Inter-American Education Foundation (1961).
34. Inter-American Foundation.
Box 218
1. Inter-American Social Development Institute (ISDI).
2. INTERAMA. Inter-American Trade and Cultural Center.
3. Inter-American University Foundation.
4. International Association for the Exchange of Students for
Technical Experience (IAESTE) U.S.
5. International Association for Volunteer Education.
6. International Christian Youth Exchange.
7. International Commission of Jurists. PSL.
8. International Committee for Peace by Investment.
9. International Committee for the Study of Educational Exchange.
10. International Council for Educational Development.
11. International Council for the International Christian Youth
Exchange.
12. International Cultural Exchange (ICX) (a private teenage
exchange program).
13. International Development Foundation, Inc.
14. International Farm Youth Exchange.
15. International Fellowship, Inc. (1 of 2).
16. International Fellowship, Inc. (2 of 2).
17. International House Association.
18. International Human Rights Year Project (1968).
19. International Institute for Educational Planning, Paris (in
1967 Phil Coombs became head).
20. International Legal Center. Established 6/1967. 806 UN Plaza,
NY, NY 10017.
21. International Management and Development Institute-Workshop,
1974.
22. International Recreation Association.
23. International Research and Exchanges Board (IREX).
(See also Group II, Series 1:2, Box 51; Group VI, Series 3, Box 184; Group
IX, Series 4:2, Boxes 230-232; Group XVII, Series 1:2, Box 332.)
24. International School of America (Flying School).
25. International Schools Foundation.
26. International Schools Services.
27. International Society for Educational, Cultural, and Scientific
Interchanges (ISECSI).
28. International Society for Educational, Cultural, and Scientific
Interchanges (ISECSI) (1 of 2).
29. International Society for Educational, Cultural, and Scientific
Interchanges (ISECSI) (2 of 2).
30. International Student Exchange, Inc.
31. EDX 3. International Student Service.
32. EDX 3. International Student Service.
33. International Students, Inc.
34. International Studies Association (ISA).
35. International Study Center.
36. International Theatre Institute.
37. International Training Institute.
38. International Travel Programs. International Student Service.
39. International Visitors Committee Meeting, 1971-1972.
40. International Visitors Service Council (IVIS), 1972.
41. Kellogg Foundation.
42. Kennedy Center.
43. Library of International Relations.
44. Medico.
45. Meridian House International.
46. Meridian House International, 1970-1971.
47. Meridian House International, 1972.
48. Meridian House International. AID Contract-CU Reimbursement.
49. Meridian House International. Washington International Center.
Box 219
1. International Exchange News [Meridian House International Publication],
1975, 1977-1980.
2. Middle East Institute.
3. National Academy of Education.
4. National Assembly.
5. NAFSA: Reports and Studies (National Association for Foreign
Student Affairs) (1 of 2).
6. NAFSA: Reports and Studies (National Association for Foreign
Student Affairs) (2 of 2).
7. Report of the Second AID-NAFSA Workshop, 1971.
8. National Association of Educational Broadcasters.
9. NEA.
10. National Liaison Committee on Foreign Student Admission.
11. National Social Welfare Assembly (1 of 2).
12. National Social Welfare Assembly (2 of 2).
13. National Social Welfare Assembly, 1955-1960 (1 of 2).
14. National Social Welfare Assembly, 1955-1960 (2 of 2).
15. National Social Welfare Assembly, 1961-1962.
16. National Student Association.
17. New York Herald-Tribune Youth Forum.
18. Office of Education Annual Reports, 1967-1970.
19. Office of Education Annual Reports, 1970-1972.
20. Office of Education Annual Reports, 1972-1976.
21. Office of Education Annual Reports, 1976-1980.
22. Ogontz Plan.
23. Operation Crossroads Africa, ca. 1969-1972.
24. Overseas Education Fund. League of Women Voters (1
of 2).
25. Overseas Education Fund. League of Women Voters (2
of 2).
Box 220
1. Overseas Educational Service.
2. Pan-American Federation of College Students, 1968.
3. Partners of the Americas.
4. Partners of the Americas, 1971.
5. People-to-People.
6. People-to-People.
7. People-to-People Program.
8. Regional Council for International Education.
9. Regional Council for International Education (RCIE).
10. Regional Council for International Education (RCIE) Communique.
11. Rencontre Culturelles Internationales, Schindler, Dali.
12. Robert College of Istanbul.
13. Rockefeller Foundation.
14. Salzburg Seminar.
15. Shell International Studies Research Fellowship, 1967.
16. Southwestern Legal Foundation.
17. THIS (The Hospitality and Information Service).
18. United States Youth Council (USYC), ca. 1962-1974.
19. University of Pittsburgh.
20. Washington International Center.
21. Washington International Center. International Exchange News.
22. Washington International School.
23. Work or Study Abroad Schools.
24. World Peace Through Law Center.
25. World Population Society.
26. World Press Institute.
27. World Youth Assembly.
28. World Youth Forum.
29. Youth for Understanding.