Box 35

Series Scope and Content Summary From the Series:

Series 2, Rosemary Park, contains correspondence between Park and academic departments, professors, administrators, administrative departments, students, and donors. This series also contains reports made by the president and for the president, committee materials, and their supporting documents, and various registrar statistics, and speeches given by Park.

Series Scope and Content Summary From the Series:

Series 2, Rosemary Park, contains correspondence between Park and academic departments, professors, administrators, administrative departments, students, and donors. This series also contains reports made by the president and for the president, committee materials, and their supporting documents, and various registrar statistics, and speeches given by Park.

Series Scope and Content Summary From the Series:

Series 2, Rosemary Park, contains correspondence between Park and academic departments, professors, administrators, administrative departments, students, and donors. This series also contains reports made by the president and for the president, committee materials, and their supporting documents, and various registrar statistics, and speeches given by Park.

Scope and Contents Contains materials related to student organizing and activism around issues such as Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps (NROTC), the Vietnam War, and the presence of CIA recruiters on campus. Report from the Deans of GS, CC, and SEAS to President Grayson Kirk on disciplinary recommendations for students who participated in an anti-NROTC demonstration at Low Library on May 7, 1965 (1965-05). Correspondence to administration from students involved in actions whom were facing disciplinary...

Scope and Contents

Columbia University newsletter including statement from President Kirk on conduct hearings for students who participated in a sit-in in Dodge Hall on February 8, 1967 (1967-03). Correspondence to students who participated in a NROTC course sit-in and/or a sit-in at Dodge Hall protesting CIA recruitment on campus.