Speeches and writings, correspondence, minutes, grant proposals, memoranda, reports, studies, hearing transcripts, printed matter, and photographs, relating to political science, administration of San Jose State University, student radicalism, activities of the Institute for Educational Affairs in funding academic research projects, and activities of the Civil Rights Commission in monitoring the status of civil rights in the United States, investigating allegations of race or sex discrimination in voting, employment or housing and considering affirmative action and comparable worth concepts.

American political scientist; president, San Jose State University, 1970-1978; director, Institute for Educational Affairs; member, United States Civil Rights Commission, 1983-1986.

40 manuscript boxes. (16 linear feet)

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Collection is open for research.