Box 17
Contains 56 Results:
“San Francisco State and Higher Education in California”, possibly presented at First Congregation Church in Berkeley, CA, March 18, 1958
The bulk of this series relates to Dumke's work as president of San Francisco State College.
This series is arranged into four groups: Correspondence; Speeches; Administrative files; and Master Plan for Higher Education Survey Team files. Corresponence is arranged in two categories: general (chronologically) and individual (alphabetically).
Commencement Speech, San Francisco State College, San Francisco, CA, 1958
The bulk of this series relates to Dumke's work as president of San Francisco State College.
This series is arranged into four groups: Correspondence; Speeches; Administrative files; and Master Plan for Higher Education Survey Team files. Corresponence is arranged in two categories: general (chronologically) and individual (alphabetically).
Lawrence De Rycke [Occidental College], 1958
The bulk of this series relates to Dumke's work as president of San Francisco State College.
This series is arranged into four groups: Correspondence; Speeches; Administrative files; and Master Plan for Higher Education Survey Team files. Corresponence is arranged in two categories: general (chronologically) and individual (alphabetically).
Robert W. Fenix [Occidental College], 1957
The bulk of this series relates to Dumke's work as president of San Francisco State College.
This series is arranged into four groups: Correspondence; Speeches; Administrative files; and Master Plan for Higher Education Survey Team files. Corresponence is arranged in two categories: general (chronologically) and individual (alphabetically).
Austin Fife [California Council of Foreign Language Teachers Association], 1957-1959
The bulk of this series relates to Dumke's work as president of San Francisco State College.
This series is arranged into four groups: Correspondence; Speeches; Administrative files; and Master Plan for Higher Education Survey Team files. Corresponence is arranged in two categories: general (chronologically) and individual (alphabetically).
James C. Findley [Mt. San Antonio College], 1948-1959
The bulk of this series relates to Dumke's work as president of San Francisco State College.
This series is arranged into four groups: Correspondence; Speeches; Administrative files; and Master Plan for Higher Education Survey Team files. Corresponence is arranged in two categories: general (chronologically) and individual (alphabetically).
Norman Freestone [Occidental College], 1958-1960
The bulk of this series relates to Dumke's work as president of San Francisco State College.
This series is arranged into four groups: Correspondence; Speeches; Administrative files; and Master Plan for Higher Education Survey Team files. Corresponence is arranged in two categories: general (chronologically) and individual (alphabetically).
Harold Hare [Occidental College, Department of Speech], 1957-1958
The bulk of this series relates to Dumke's work as president of San Francisco State College.
This series is arranged into four groups: Correspondence; Speeches; Administrative files; and Master Plan for Higher Education Survey Team files. Corresponence is arranged in two categories: general (chronologically) and individual (alphabetically).
Jack Hensill [Occidental College, History of Civilization syllabi], 1950-1957
The bulk of this series relates to Dumke's work as president of San Francisco State College.
This series is arranged into four groups: Correspondence; Speeches; Administrative files; and Master Plan for Higher Education Survey Team files. Corresponence is arranged in two categories: general (chronologically) and individual (alphabetically).
Andrew Horn [Occidental College, Library], 1957-1959
The bulk of this series relates to Dumke's work as president of San Francisco State College.
This series is arranged into four groups: Correspondence; Speeches; Administrative files; and Master Plan for Higher Education Survey Team files. Corresponence is arranged in two categories: general (chronologically) and individual (alphabetically).