Maxwell H. Goldberg Papers, 1888-1986
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Biographical Note Maxwell Henry Goldberg, professor of English and Humanities, scholar, and author, was born in Malden, Massachusetts on October 22, 1907. In 1924 he entered the Massachusetts Agricultural College (now the University of Massachusetts), where he received his B.S. in Agricultural Education in 1928. Almost immediately after graduation he was appointed an instructor in English, and while teaching at Massachusetts Agricultural College studied for a brief period at Amherst College, then went on to Yale University, where he received the M.A. (1932) and the Ph.D. (1933) in English. Shortly after Dr. Goldberg completed his studies at Yale, he served on the Massachusetts Agricultural College Special Committee on Revision of Course of Study, which was established to implement fully the state college concept at the newly founded Massachusetts State College (1931). As a faculty member he formulated the plans of the Humanities Section, which later became the division of Social Sciences and Humanities. In 1943, he was selected to serve the Committee on Post-War Adjustments, which was established to set the guidelines for the anticipated new university. On this occasion he submitted the plan for the Humanities Departments in the School of Liberal Arts, later to become the College of Arts and Sciences. The plan was implemented when the state college became the University of Massachusetts in 1947. While serving as a key figure in the transformations of the agricultural college to a state college, and then to a university he worked in a variety of other roles, including: advisor to the Collegian newspaper, the Index yearbook, the Literary Quarterly, the student committee on the B.A. degree, and the Student Honor Council. During World War II he served as editor of Liaison, a wartime alumni literary publication. On the national level Goldberg was a founding member and Executive Officer of the College English Association, as well as Editor of the CEA Critic (1950-1959). He also served the Humanities Center for Liberal Education in an Industrial Society, Inc. as Executive Director (1951-1962) and President (1962-1972), the American Association for Higher Education as an executive committee member (1959-1962), the Society for the Advancement of Education as a member of the board of Trustees (1966- ), and the American Association of University Professors as a President of the University of Massachusetts chapter. From 1955 to 1960 Professor Goldberg was Chairman of the English Department of the University. Under his direction a creative and technical writing program, a journalism program, and a Ph.D. program in English were established. He was also instrumental in establishing several staff posts, including a director of Freshman English, a co-ordinator for graduate students, and several research professorships in the English Department. He also served as Chairman of the Land-Grant Centennial Committee, and Chairman of the Faculty Committee on Long Range Academic Planning. In 1960 he took a leave of absence to assist the nascent University of South Florida in creating a College of Arts and Sciences. After returning to the University of Massachusetts he was named the first Commonwealth Professor of Humanities. Upon retirement in 1962 he became Emeritus Commonwealth Professor of Humanities.
Acquired from Maxwell Goldberg, 1980-1986.
Scope and Contents of the Collection Papers include correspondence, speeches, published writings, papers written as a graduate student, biographical material, book reviews, subject files, news clippings, audiotapes, photographs, and material from committees and projects with which he was involved, including the College English Association, College English Association Institute, Humanities Center for Liberal Education, and American Humanities Seminar. Evident are extensive reports, notebooks, statistics, and studies compiled by Dr. Goldberg in his analysis of faculty teaching loads (1940-1944); they include reports and statistics on class enrollment, percentages of men and women students in various majors, numbers of faculty and extent of work load, and expected increase of the student population after the war. Well-represented in the collection are short publications authored by Dr. Goldberg (1931-1976), including essays on literature, poetry, education, and the changing role of the university. After 1962, the year Dr. Goldberg retired from the University of Massachusetts, the collection consists of material from his projects as well as his short publications. Project materials include reports, offprints, pamphlets, texts used in projects, and related newsclippings. Represented is his work with the National Blindness Research Conference (1969) for which he edited the expansive volume it produced.
The collection is open for research.
Processed by Linda Seidman, 1986.
lcnaf
American Humanities Seminar.
College English Association.
College English Association Institute.
Humanities Center for Liberal Education in an Industrial Society.
University of Massachusetts Amherst. Department of English.
lcsh
University of Massachusetts Amherst--Faculty.
series
Series 1. Subject Files
Biographical file compiled by MHG
Biographical information
MHG's master folder of career documents
Career notes, press releases, etc.
Young Folks' History of the United States 1888
Boston Latin School 1922-1923
Readings ca. 1925
Certificates 1925-1952
Rabbi Price (notes on talk) 1928
The New Humanist Movement and MSC 1929-1936
Humanism 1929
Robert Frost 1930-1934
Americana ca. 1930
Mysticism ca. 1930
Class notes 1927-1933
Beowolf paper 1931
Special Committee on Study of Curriculum 1933-1934
Report of Student Curriculum Committee 1934
Humanistic studies, special report on 1934
Memo on fine arts at MAC 1934
Clippings 1934
Classics, students' papers on ca. 1935
Exams in English
Collegian policies 1936-1940
Report of Special Committee on Teaching Principles 1937
Scripts of radio broadcasts 1937
Lamb on Tragedy 1937
Amherst as Poetry clippings 1937-1941
Article for World Horizons (fragment) 1938
Inter-faith parley program 1938
Charles H. Patterson 1938
Movement toward University 1938-1939
Clippings 1938-1939
Exams and clippings for English 1938-19?
Miscellaneous course materials n.d.
AB Degree at MSC 1938
Cards on Jewish students and the colleges ca. 1939
English 1 exam and English 2 instructions ca. 1939
Analysis of faculty teaching loads 1940-1941
Familiar essayists of the 19th century 1941
Student essay: "I Still Dislike Poetry" 1941
Clippings 1940-1943
Western Mass. League of School Publications 1941-1944
Materials generated as advisor to Collegian 1941
Classwork 1942-1943
Religion and higher education 1942-1950
Faculty Committee on the College in Postwar Period 1944
Liaison 1944-1945
Report as faculty advisor 194?
Clippings 1944-1946
Class notes, outlines, and exams for English 1 1945-1951
Gitelson Award, Alpha Epsilon Pi 1946
Humanities, humanism 1946
Clippings 1947
Student paper: James Joyce and Writers of 19th Century 1947
Alumni teachers of English 1947-1949
Miscellaneous English Department materials 1947-1959
Clippings 1948
Walter Prince: retirement tribute / letter 1949
International Studies Service report 1949
Clippings 1949
Clippings 1950
World University Service 1950-1953
Clippings 1951-1952
US National Committee for UNESCO 1952
Exams in English 1952-1961
Class notes n.d.
Alumni, U of M publications, etc. 1952-1961
Israel 1953
World University Service: Istanbul 1953
Clippings 1953-1954
Convocation (Rogers and Hammerstein) 1954
Scholarship Convocation: Burchard speech 1954
Association for Higher Education 1954-1955
UM Literary Society 1954-1955
Liberal Education and the Practical Man 1955
UM publicity 1955
General education working paper 1955
Material cited 1955-1956
Vassar Institute for Women in Business 1956
Conference on Science and Humanities--Harvard 1956
Clippings 1956-1958
English Department newsletters 1957-1958
New College plan 1958
Alumni College 1958-1961
Rationale for English major 1959
Association for Higher Education 1959
Adult Education Association of Massachusetts 1959
Clippings 1959-1960
Research and other publications of faculty and staff 1959-1960
Curriculum revision of the English Department 1960
Bartlett Hall dedication: JP Mather speech 1960
UM : Long Range Academic Planning Committee 1961-1962
Yahoo ca. 1962
Clippings 1961
Notes n.d.
The First Elegy in English and German; also The Third Elegy n.d.
Florence Bilsky Mazer tribute n.d.
Penn State: CCLE 1960-1962
Committee for the Promotion of International Univ. 1961-1963
Programs on which MHG appeared 1961-1969
Penn State: CCLE 1962
Clippings 1962
Photocopies of published articles on automation 1962-1969
Annual Conference on Higher Education 1963
Edward Hodnett: The Cultivated Mind 1963
Clippings 1963
Penn State: Alumni College IV 1963
UM: Centennial Committee 1960-1963
Penn State conferences on technical change and human values 1963-(1970?)
Penn State: CCLE Conference on Work, Leisure, and Education in a Changing Industrialized Democracy 1964
Penn State: report on liberal studies degree curricula for adults 1964
Clippings 1964
Penn State: CCLE Conference on Society of Men and Machines 1965
Penn State: CCLE--The Role of the Liberal Arts College in Teacher Preparation 1965
R.J. Blakely: Toward a Homeodynamic Society 1965
Second conference on cybercultural revolution 1965
National Endowment for the Humanities 1965
Penn State: CCLE In the Name of Man Conference 1965
Penn State: CCLE YWCA (Pittsburgh) 1965
World University Service 1965
Clippings 1965
Penn State: CCLE 1966
Clippings 1966-67
English 446 (Milton): Final Exam 1967
Violence in Contemporary American Society Conference 1967
Blindness Conference/Research 1967
CCLE-IBM 1968-1970
UM honorary degrees guidelines 1968
MAC class of 1928 reunion 1968
Clippings 1968-1970
Technological adjuncts 1969-1971
Penn State: CCLE Computer, Values, and Humanities Conference 1971
Penn State: Liberal Studies degree curricula 1971
Clippings 1971-1974
Penn State: English 422 1971-1972
Penn State: degree programs 1971-1972
Converse College: development of non-credit program 1972
AJR Helmus Tributes 1974
Probes and Projections 1974
Interim report: Greater Spartanburg in Transition 1974-1975
Converse Center: Greater Spartanburg in Transition 1974-1976
Issues and Committment 1975
Clippings and news releases 1975-1986
Community Self-renewal and Telic Imaging 1976
Sunbelt International Symposium 1981
Spartanburg County community 1982-1985
Series 2. Correspondence
(see also Correspondence subseries of CEA, CEA-I, etc.)
A-Ch
Ciardi, John 1952-1955
Cib-F
G-Horm
Horn, Francis 1953-1962
Horo-Lac
Ladas, Constantine
Langland, Joseph 1962
Langm-Mac
Madeira, Albert 1958-1964
Marston, G.A.
Mather, Jean Paul 1953-1960
Mati-Parkl
Parkman, Ralph 1965-1969
Parkn-Ram
Rand, Frank P. 1967
Rao-Rol
Romm, Avram
Ron-Sl
Smith, G. Kerry
Smith, Go.-Tz
U-Z, unidentified
Series 3. Speeches and Writings
Undergraduate speeches
Delta Phi Alpha of Blessed Memory 1934
On Archibald MacLeish's "Conquistador" 1934
The Paradox of Poetry and Practicality 1935
Living Tradition and the Honor System 1936
Eduard Prokasch, Introduction of Sir Herbert J.C. Grierson, Introduction of Ideals of Phi Kappa Phi 1937-1938
Student Publications and Social Leadership 1938
Out of the Frying Pan 1938
The Qualifications of the Student Journalist 1939
Western Mass. League of School Publications speeches 1940, 1943
Collegian banquet speech 1943
Understanding Heart (Westfield State Commencement) 1946
That War is Never Won (commencement)
Harry Levine: Practical Idealist (AEP) 1947
The Prophets as Moral Motive Power 1947
Toward Understanding 1948
Student Government and Democratic Living 1949
One or Nothing (First Church Men's Club) 1949
Personal Impressions of Europe 1950
Not by Bread Alone (Hopkins Academy Commencement) 1951
Men of Flesh and Bone (Classical High School) 1951
American Legion talk 1952
Apologia on CEA Inst. Wellesley NECEA 1953
Ventures in International Education 1954
What is the Relationship of General Education to New Imperatives of Business, Industry, Labor? 1955
Industry/Liberal Education Relations 1957
Greetings from faculty at Lederle inauguration 1961
Displacement of Human Labor 1964
Education for Human Competence in Scientific Age 1964
Technological Mythmaking and Humanities Teaching 1968
The Lights Men Live By 1972
College Press and Community Service 1977
Death and Dignity 1979
Al Jolly, Jr., Introduction of (B'nai Israel) 1983
Charity Begins at Home n.d.
Alpha Epsilon Pi talk n.d.
Thomas Winburn, Introduction of (UM convocation) n.d.
Jewish Students (notes on talk) n.d.
Bibliography 1983
Early writings 1922-1923
In The Register (Boston Latin School) 1922-1923
Graduate essay: Chaucer and Longfellow 1929-1930
Shakespeare, Donne, and the Poetic Realization of Death n.d.
Matthew Arnold and Irving Babbitt 1931
Short publications 1934-1939
Jewish Students 1936
Carlyle: notes, drafts, and correspondence 1936
Carlyle: Philological Quarterly 1938-1944
Short publications 1941-1945
Intergroup Education: Off the Record 1946
Short publications 1946
The Understanding Heart and I Thank Them 1947
Short publications 1947
Intergroup Education 1947
Short publications 1948-1949
S.I. Hayakawa: review, correspondence 1949
A Man in Israel n.d.
A Writer, God Forbid ca. 1950
Introductions in Adam Bede, Lorna Doone, Mill on the Floss ca. 1950
Short publications 1950-1959
Short Publications 1969-1967
Technological Change and Human Dignity 1966
Short publications 1968
Needles, Burrs, and Bibliographies 1969
Short publications 1969
Short publications 1970-1971
Designs in Liberal Learning 1971-1972
Short publications 1972-1974
Reviews of: Cybernation, Systems, and the Teaching of English; Humanistic Goals and Behavioral Objectives; and Probes and Projections. 1975
Short publications 1975-1980
Spartanburg: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow; and Tocqueville Revisited 1981
Short publications 1983
Telics and Holistic Education for the Technetronic Age 1983
Short publications 1985
Series 4. College English Association Records
Allen, Morse
B-C
Ciardi, John
CSLEA
Elliot, Georqe Rov
Fenimore, Watson and Fennimore, Keith
Fisher, J. Randolph
Fisher, John H.
Fitzhugh, Robert 1948-1957
Fletcher, C. Scott 1954-1960
Foerster, Norman
Fuson, Ben W.
G-H
Henson, Clyde
Hill, Archibald
Hogan, Patrick
Holland, B.
Holt, Lee (Grace)
Johnson, Burges
Johnson, Eleanor
Jones, Howard
Knickerbocker, Kenneth
Knudson, George W.
Koller, Kathrine
Leisy, Ernest E.
Lloyd, Donald
Madeira, Al
Madon, Jas. Hocker
Moore, Harry T.
Morse, J. Mitchell
Nevins, Allan
Pearson, Norman Holmes
Pease, Royal S.
"Requests to be filled" 1958
Rinker, Floyd
Ryan, Alvan S.
Sams, Henry
Sears, Donald
Sherman, Merrill
Siegle, Peter
Steffins, Lincoln (see Johnson, Burges)
Stevenson, Lionel and Stewart, Ernest
Stone, George Winchester
Street, Julian 1952-1960
Sullivan, A.M. 1952-1959
S-T
Taylor, George R.
Tompkins, J.M.
U.S. Steel Foundation 1955-1960
Series 5. College English Association Institute
Administrative Records
Discussion about CEA Institute 1952
Committee on Development
Development materials 1954
Advisory Council correspondence 1954
Board of consultants 1955
Statements prepared for consultation 1955
Consultation 1955
Post-consultation follow-up correspondence 1955
Amherst consultation 1955
Fund raising letter 1955
Rockefeller Foundation correspondence
Bibliography of arts/industry relationships
"Editing and Publishing": Sid Kaplan 1955
Publications
Research projects
Report of the CEA Institute Committee
Progress reports 1952, 1955
Critic coverage 1952-1955
Comments sheets
Laison activities 1952-1953
Fortune: "Should a Businessman be Educated?" 1953
Chicago Roundtable discussion 1954
CEA, CEA-I prestige value for the university 1952
Correspondence
A-Z, except individuals listed below
Burchard, John Ely 1952-1955
Chalmers, G.K.
Chapman, Gilbert 1953-1956
Chapman, W. John (of Harvard Business Review)
Cominsky, J.R. 1953-1954
Compton, Wilson
Cooper, Robert M.
Crohn, Richard J.
Daugherty, D.H. ("Mike") 1953-1959
Davidson, Carter 1953-1959
Denney, Revel 1958-1959
Diekhoff, John 1952-1957
Eells, Richard
(see also Humanities Center)
Engberg, Edward
Eurich, Alvin C. 1953-1955
Foster, Edward
Gideonese, Harry D. 1953-1954
Griffin, Glen
Hayakawa, S.I.
Hays, John Q.
Henson, Clyde 1952-1959
Hilberry, Clarence
Horn, Francis 1953-1956
Houghton, Arthur
Jones, Howard M
Kaplan, Sid
Katz, Milton
Kestnbaum, Meyer
Larravee
Linowitz, Sol
Logan, Harlan
Mcallister
McCormick
Pamp, Fred (re: reprint of "Liberal Arts as Training for Business" article) 1955
Parker, William R.
Patrick, Kenneth 1954-1958
Powell, Charles (UM alum.)
Reidenbaugh, H.R.
Reynolds, Neil C.
Saturday Review article - corresp.
see also Cominsky, J.R.; Walters, Raymond; and Box 38, folder 519
Shepard, David A.
Turner, W. Homer
Walters, Raymond (of Sat. Review)
Wirtenberger, Henry J.
Worthy, James C.
Zimmerman, Dan Z.
Institutes, Seminars, Conferences
Amherst Institute: Roster 1952
Amherst Institute: Programs, schedules, etc. 1952
Amherst Institute: Addresses (programmed) 1952
Amherst Institute: Discussions, tapes, etc. 1952
Amherst Institute: Follow-up 1952
Amherst Institute: Publicity 1952
Amherst Institute: Critic coverage 1952
Pacific Institute, Los Angeles 1952
CEA-I Liaison Meeting, J.Victor Theater, NY 1952
U. of Florida, Gainesville 1953
Purdue Institute 1953
Lehigh Institute 1954
Corning Institute: Preparations 1953
Corning Institute: Programs, schedules, etc. 1953
Corning Institute: Addresses (programmed) 1953
Corning Institute: Discussion, tapes, etc. 1953
Corning Institute: Correspondence 1953
Corning Institute: John Ball's Report on Corning 1953
Corning Institute: Publicity 1953
Corning Institute: Saturday Review article 1953
Corning Institute: Post-meeting comments 1953
Corning Institute: Critic coverage 1953
Corning Institute: Miscellaneous 1953
Kellogg-E. Lansing Institute: Preparations 1954
Kellogg-E. Lansing Institute: Programs, etc. 1954
Kellogg-E. Lansing Institute: Addresses (programmed) 1954
Kellogg-E. Lansing Institute: Seminar Reports 1954
Kellogg-E. Lansing Institute: Discussion, tapes, etc. 1954
Kellogg-E. Lansing Institute: Burchard, John E. 1954
Kellogg-E. Lansing Institute: Siegle, Peter 1954
Kellogg-E. Lansing Institute: Publicity 1954
Kellogg-E. Lansing Institute: Critic coverage 1954
Kellogg-E. Lansing Institute: Post-meeting comments 1954
Union/GE-Schenectady Instit.: Preparations 1955
Union/GE-Schenectady Instit.: Programs, etc. 1955
Union/GE-Schenectady Instit.: Correspondence 1955
Union/GE-Schenectady Instit.: Personnel 1955
Union/GE-Schenectady Instit.: Talks (A-Z, by author) 1955
Union/GE-Schenectady Instit.: Reprints 1955
Union/GE-Schenectady Instit.: Discussions, tapes, etc. 1955
Union/GE-Schenectady Instit.: Press Releases 1955
Union/GE-Schenectady Instit.: Critic coverage 1955
Union/GE-Schenectady Instit.: Post-meeting reports 1955
Union/GE-Schenectady Instit.: Post-meeting publics. 1955
Union/GE-Schenectady Instit.: Follow-up corresp. 1955
Union/GE-Schenectady Instit.: Corresp. red-penciled for report 1955
Case Institute 1956
Case Institute: Engineers in Liberal Arts 1956
1st American Humanities Seminar: Planning 1956
1st American Humanities Seminar: Programs, etc. 1956
1st American Humanities Seminar: Correspondence 1956
1st American Humanities Seminar: J. Ciardi talk 1956
1st American Humanities Seminar: Perry Miller talk 1956
1st American Humanities Seminar: Reports 1956
1st American Humanities Seminar: Publicity 1956
Bus., Labor, Indus. and Ed. Conf.: Planning Session 1957
Bus., Labor, Indus. and Ed. Conf.: Proceedings 1957
Bus., Labor, Indus. and Ed. Conf.: Working Papers 1957
Bus., Labor, Indus. and Ed. Conf.: Correspondence 1957
Bus., Labor, Indus. and Ed. Conf.: Materials sent by MHG to participants 1957
Bus., Labor, Indus. and Ed. Conf.: Report by D. Lloyd 1957
Series 6. Humanities Center for Liberal Education
Administrative Files
Articles of organization and by-laws
Tax exempt status documents and correspondence
Establishment of Humanities Center
Descriptive materials
Financial records and solicitations
Financial records 1957
Board of Consultants, Advisory Council
Advisory Council
Minutes
Man of the Year award 1957
Brochure revision 1955-1957
Brochure, prospectus, etc.
Evaluation, testimonials, and developmental letter
American Humanities Seminars Report by Lee Holt 1956-1968
List of activities 1957-1961
"As Others Read Us: American Fiction Abroad"
Outreach
Requests for "Specific Needs for Leadership in Management"
Miscellaneous related materials
A - B except as follows
Bacon, Emery (Steelworkers) 1956-1960
Bridgeman, P.W. (Harvard) 1958-1959
C - D, except as follows
Chalmers, A. Burns
Christensen, Glenn J. 1955-1959
Craig, Robert W. (Aspen Inst.) 1959
D'Arms, Edward (Ford Found.) 1953-1956
E - F, except as follows
Eells, Richard 1958-1959
Fishwick, Marshall 1964-1965
G - H, except as follows
Hirschfeld, Gerhard 1959
Horn, Francis 1958-1959
I - J
K - L, except as follows
Kaplan, Sid 1958
Lerner, Max 1959
Lincoln, Murray D. (UM alum) 1959-1960
Lindsay, Malvina 1958-1959
Linowitz, Sol 1958-1960
(see also CEA-Institute)
M - N, except as follows
McCume, Shannon
McLuhan, Marshall 1959-1960
Millane, Paul 1958-1959
O - P, except as follows
Pearson, Norman H. 1959
Peters, CMD 1962-1964
Powell, Charles (UM alum) 1955-1960
Price, Derek J. de Solla 1957-1959
Q - R, except as follows
Reynolds, Neil B. 1958-1959
Rice, James G. 1955-1959
S , except as follows
Schlegel, Richard 1958-1959
Sinnott, Edmund W. 1958-1959
Stewart, John Q. 1956-1960
Swanson, Carl (UM alum) 1958
Turner, N.H.
T - V,
W - Z
Humanities Center, unsorted 1956-1966
Seminars, Conferences, Activities
Cleveland Institute: Preparations 1957
Cleveland Institute: Correspondence 1957
Cleveland Institute: Collacott , R.H. 1957
Cleveland Institute: Corresp. re: Themes 1957
Cleveland Institute: Texts 1957
Cleveland Institute: Transcripts of Talks 1957
Cleveland Institute: Follow-ups 1957
Cleveland Institute: Clippinqs and Press releases 1957
Critique of Public Affairs Infor. pamphlets 1957
Center for the Study of Lib. Ed. for Adults(CSLEA) 1957
2nd American Hum. Seminar: Programs, Rosters, etc. 1957
2nd American Hum. Seminar: Talks, reprints, summs. 1957
2nd American Hum. Seminar: Sviridoff talk 1957
2nd American Hum. Seminar: Derek Price talk 1957
2nd American Hum. Seminar: Transcriptions: Panels A and B, Wells' talk, etc. 1957
2nd American Hum. Seminar: Correspondence and memos 1957
2nd American Hum. Seminar: Personnel 1957
2nd American Hum. Seminar: Financial Records 1957
2nd American Hum. Seminar: Photos 1957
(see Box 55)
2nd American Hum. Seminar: Summary Report 1957
2nd American Hum. Seminar: Comments 1957
2nd American Hum. Seminar: Post-seminar mailing 1957
2nd American Hum. Seminar: Publicity 1957
2nd American Hum. Seminar: American Studies Program 1957
3rd American Hum. Seminar: Planning Consultation 1958
3rd American Hum. Seminar: Post-consultation corres. 1958
3rd American Hum. Seminar: Proposal to NSF for fund. 1958
3rd American Hum. Seminar: Background material 1958
3rd American Hum. Seminar: Rosters 1958
3rd American Hum. Seminar: Programs and Prelim. Mtgs. 1958
3rd American Hum. Seminar: Invitation lists 1958
3rd American Hum. Seminar: Press releases and public. 1958
3rd American Hum. Seminar: Promotion 1958
3rd American Hum. Seminar: "Needles and Burrs" 1958
3rd American Hum. Seminar: Paul Duncan file 1958
3rd American Hum. Seminar: Corresp. 1958
3rd American Hum. Seminar: Participant statements 1958
3rd American Hum. Seminar: Talks and Reprints 1958
3rd American Hum. Seminar: Shapley, H. 1958
3rd American Hum. Seminar: Roundtables 1958
3rd American Hum. Seminar: Concluding Resolution 1958
3rd American Hum. Seminar: Follow-up reports, etc. 1958
3rd American Hum. Seminar: Post-seminar multipliers 1958
America's Human Resources to meet the Scientific Challenge Conference 1958
Evaluations: Steelworkers Winter Institute 1958
President's Comm. on Scientists and Engineers 1958
Williston Consultation 1958
Yntema Mailing 1958
4th American Hum. Seminar: Planning 1959
4th American Hum. Seminar: Programs, rosters, etc. 1959
4th American Hum. Seminar: Talks 1959
4th American Hum. Seminar: Talks - Colligan 1959
4th American Hum. Seminar: Talks - Ed Haskell 1959
4th American Hum. Seminar: Talks - Douglas Hurd 1959
4th American Hum. Seminar: Talks - Murray Lincoln 1959
4th American Hum. Seminar: Corresp. and memos 1959
4th American Hum. Seminar: Reports on panels 1959
4th American Hum. Seminar: Publicity 1959
4th American Hum. Seminar: Post-seminar corresp. 1959
4th American Hum. Seminar: TV/radio broadcast 1959
4th American Hum. Seminar: NAEB Article, Lee Holt 1959
Staff Leadership Seminar 1959
Miami U. Sesquicentennial: "What is College For?" 1959
Hum. Center Conference, Ohio "What is College For?" 1959
Ferguson, Francis: The Managerial Leader and the Arts of the Theater 1959
American Humanities Seminar : Planning 1960
Southern Humanities Conf, Newsletter 1956, 1961
Planning Sessions for UM Centennial 1961
Newark conference planning session of U. Delaware 1963
Seminar: Delaware 1964
Michigan Q. Rev.: Business and the Humanities 1965
Oklahoma Project
Edward R. Murrow interview w/Cyrus Eaton n.d.
Series 7. Photographs
Portraits of Goldberg 1913-1970's
Roister Doisters: Rand's Philip Sydney 1925
In the Octagon, Twelfth Night 1927, 1928
MAC: Debate Society, Christian Assoc., post-commencement 1928
Charles Patterson of MAC; Eduard Prokosch of Yale
MAC: Forest and Stream Club, drama readings, Faust ca. 1934
MAC: Student publications advisor
Dramatic productions as faculty member
Amherst poets 1940s and 1950s
CEA at MSC
S.I. Hayakawa
Corning Institute 1953
Lansing 1954
GE 1955
Tennessee CEA 1956
Humanities Center conference (2d American Hum. Sem.) 1957
2nd American Humanities Seminar 1957
Penn. State: United Steelworkers 1957
Humanities Center, Cleveland
University of Massachusetts: Steelworkers Inst. 1959
American Humanities Seminar 1959
University of Mass.: English Department faculty 1950s
University of Mass.: Centennial 1960
Penn State 1964
Penn State: CCLE/IBM 1968-1970
Converse College: Center for the Humanities 1972
Miscellaneous 1960s-1970s
Participants, Greater Spartanburg in Transition 1974
Drawing of MHG by Arthur Berger
Series 8. Audiotapes
Steelworkers Seminar 1958
3rd American Humanities Seminar 1958
4th American Humanities Seminar 1959
American Humanities Seminar (probably)
Hotel Roosevelt 1/14/?
Technological Change and Human Values 1963
CCLE Humanities Seminar 1964
In the Name of Man Conf. 1965
Blindness Conf. 1967
Unidentified 7/17/1968
CCLE - IBM 1969
Experimental taping of TV musical program 1971
4 unidentified tapes ?
Series 9. Books
Annotated and/or autographed books
Indexes in which MHG appears 1928, 1963