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SIA RU007351, American Society of Zoologists, Records, 1890-1992
Summary
- Creator:
- American Society of Zoologists
- Title:
- Records, 1890-1992
- Dates:
- 1890, 1890-1992
- Notes:
- The American Society of Zoologists was founded in 1889 under the name of the American Morphological Society, a laboratory-based natural history research society. The organization's early membership and leadership came from the ranks of closely affiliated societies, the American Society of Naturalists and the American Physiological Society. To emphasize research on the whole organism, rather than strictly morphological study, in 1903 the Society changed to its present name. Organizationally it was still divided into two autonomous branches, eastern and central; their merger in 1914 marks the beginning of the modern Society. By the 1920s, the American Society of Zoologists was truly the nation's generalist biological society. It withstood subsequent pressure to splinter along sub-disciplinary lines both by sponsoring broad-based symposia on topics such as genetics and by adopting a divisional structure within the Society. This divisional structure, mostly along functional lines, was fully operational by 1962 and has been expanded since. The Society established its own journal, American Zoologist, in 1961. In the context of current biological science, the organization functions as an interdisciplinary society with an international scope
- Summary:
- These records document the American Society of Zoologists in the form of its predecessor organization, the American Morphological Society, and its autonomous eastern and central branches, back to 1890. Early records include scrapbooks, constitutions, lists of members and officers, meeting programs, and abstracts of presentations. Correspondence and committee files of secretaries and presidents are particularly rich from the mid-1950s. Divisional files provide records for the divisions of comparative endocrinology, from 1957; vertebrate morphology, from 1958; invertebrate zoology, from 1961; history and philosophy of biology, from 1977; and animal behavior, from 1986. A special series in this collection relates to the Carnegie Foundation funded project, SCIENCE AS A WAY OF KNOWING, documenting projects in evolution, human ecology, genetics, developmental biology, form and function, cell and molecular biology, and neurobiology and behavior
- Restrictions:
- (1) Access to this record unit may require prior permission of the American Society of Zoologists; (2) use of this record unit requires prior arrangement with the Archives staff
- Topics:
- Natural history, Records of meetings, organizations, and professional societies, Zoology
- Subjects:
- American Physiological Society, American Society of Naturalists, American Society of Zoologists, Carnegie Foundation, Science as a Way of Knowing Project
- Form/Genre:
- Audiotapes, Collection descriptions, Scrapbooks
- Local Number:
- SIA RU007351
Finding Aids to Records of Professional Societies in the Smithsonian Institution Archives
Table of Contents
- Collection Overview
- Historical Note
- Introduction
- Descriptive Entry
- Index Terms
- Administrative Information
- Container List
- Series 1 - EARLY PAPERS.
- Series 2 - MEETINGS AND PROCEEDINGS.
- Series 3 - SECRETARIES' PAPERS.
- Series 4 - PRESIDENT'S PAPERS.
- Series 5 - DIVISION PAPERS.
- Series 6 - SCIENCE AS A WAY OF KNOWING PROJECT.
- Series 7 - PHOTOGRAPHS AND AUDIOCASSETTES.
Record Unit 7351
American Society of Zoologists
Records, 1890-1992
Collection Overview | |
| Repository: | Smithsonian Institution Archives, Washington, D.C. Contact us at osiaref@si.edu. |
|---|---|
| Creator: | American Society of Zoologists |
| Title: | Records |
| Dates: | 1890-1992 |
| Quantity: | 7.4 linear meters. |
| Collection: | Record Unit 7351 |
| Language of Materials: | English |
Historical Note
The beginnings of the American Society of Zoologists (ASZ) date from the decade of the 1880s, the period in the history of American science during which many of today's major scientific societies were formed. Closely associated with the American Society of Naturalists (ASN), which was founded in 1883, and the American Physiological Society (APS), which emerged in 1887, most of the early founders of ASZ belonged to one or both of these organizations. Desiring a new society that emphasized the importance of laboratory-based research in natural history, these individuals gathered in Boston in 1890 to establish the American Morphological Society during the same December week the ASN and APS met (always in conjunction with the leading scientific society in the United States, the American Association for the Advancement of Science). In fact, all these societies maintained a very close relationship throughout the end of the nineteenth century; presidents of one society were often subsequently elected to the same office in another society, members of one society were members of the other societies, and the American Naturalist served as the official journal of both the ASN and the morphologists.
During the early years of the twentieth century, American biologists struggled to provide a more precise definition for their discipline, especially as it experienced the transformation typical of developing professions. In particular, biology became a generic category under which a number of subspecialties were clustered. As a result, the morphologists decided to adopt a new societal name, suggested by Charles O. Whitman and C. B. Davenport, that described the actual orientation of the society's members to the core of American biology. Accordingly, in 1903 the official name became the American Society of Zoologists, emphasizing the group's interest in whole animal biology. Organizationally, for the next ten years ASZ was split into two regional groups that functioned independently, the eastern and central group. But in 1914, the two branches officially merged to form the present national American Society of Zoologists. The by-laws and rules of the new society were based on the constitutions and by-laws of the American Morphological Society, the ASN, and the APS.
At about the same time that ASZ became a truly national organization through the merger of the two regional branches, the leadership of the society began to confront the perceived need to make ASZ a "federation" for biologists. Hence, by the second decade of the twentieth century the annual meeting featured papers divided according to distinct specialty areas, including ecology and behavior (lumped together), comparative anatomy, comparative physiology, and genetics. The latter area, genetics, created some tension between ASZ and ASN, largely over the issue of whether genetics belonged in a society in which all of biology was a focus, i.e., animals and plants (the position of the naturalists) or whether the zoologists could claim a genetic specialty area. The debate was interrupted by the experience of science in World War 1, which required that such internecine arguments be set aside in favor of greater societal cooperation directed toward the war effort. By the early 1920s, consequently, such difficulties were forgotten and ASZ emerged from the war years as the nation's truly generalist biological society. Annual meetings featured papers collected under separate sections of genetics, ecology, comparative anatomy, embryology, cytology, comparative physiology, protozoology, and endocrinology.
But a recurring theme in the history of the ASZ has been the relationship between the Society and areas of biology that represent new horizons in the biological sciences. In the 1930s, the focus again was on genetics, especially as this new specialty area came to dominate the biological sciences. When the Genetics Society of America (GSA) was formed in 1932, the ASZ was threatened with the prospect of losing animal geneticists to a new organization that emphasized this exciting area. To counter this potential loss, the Society began to sponsor symposia at its annual meeting with topics in genetics that featured many of the prominent members from GSA. Such a cooperative strategy culminated in a joint meeting of ASZ with GSA in 1938. Again, another World War interrupted ASZ's organizational problems, but the war did not hide the society's need to address its role vis-a-vis new directions in American zoology.
World War II disrupted much of the normal activities of science in the United States, even leading to the cancellation of the annual ASZ meeting in 1942 and 1943. But following the war, the leaders of the society expressed their concern with the lack of a clear organizational structure for ASZ that would enable it to serve effectively as the umbrella organization for American biologists. Noting that the physics community in the United States emerged from the war as a unified discipline, several of these individuals gathered with their colleagues who were members of botany, genetics, and ecology societies to form the American Institute of Biological Sciences (AIBS) in 1948. Aided in part by the encouragement of the National Academy of Sciences, the new organization took the pressure from ASZ by serving as the national coordinating society for the many specialty biological societies in the United States. A few years later, the new National Science Foundation awarded ASZ with a two-year grant "to study the role of the Society in present-day science," a study that enabled the society to focus on fulfilling the needs of the nation's animal biologists. This study resulted in the creation of the divisional organization of ASZ, an arrangement that finally equipped the society with a mechanism to meet the diverse interests of the zoological community and to respond to changing directions and research perspectives in zoology. By the end of the 1950s, ASZ became organized into divisions of Developmental Biology, Comparative Endocrinology, Comparative Physiology, and Animal Behavior; Invertebrate Zoology and Vertebrate Morphology were added by 1962.
The divisional structure of ASZ was a prescient one. From the 1960s to the present time, several new divisions have been added to the Society, other divisions have modified their name to reflect changes within zoology, and affiliate societies have been attracted to ASZ through association with its divisions. Consequently, not only did ASZ prevent the splintering that it had experienced early in the century, but it also experienced impressive growth in membership. At about the same time it developed the divisional structure, ASZ illustrated another characteristic of mature scientific societies: it began its own journal. The idea for ASZ's journal emerged from the same examination of the Society's future that resulted in its divisional structure. The initial effort appeared in 1960 as a newsletter, but almost immediately Emil Witschi, ASZ's president at the time, recommended the publication of a journal, and the American Zoologist was established at the beginning of 1961. P. Sears Crowell was the first editor and contributed substantially to forming the journal into a prominent scientific publication. The result of all these changes was the creation of an interdisciplinary society that served as an umbrella organization for more than just American zoologists. In fact, the additions of divisions in ecology and history and philosophy of biology and the inclusion of affiliate societies, such as the American Microscopical Society, led many ASZ leaders in the early 1980s to consider a more overt recognition for the inclusiveness of the Society. As a result, when the Society selected 1989 as its centennial year, its leadership also decided to officially recognize the expanding arena of ASZ's influence by adopting the official modifier, "Society of Integrative and Comparative Biology."
At the present time, the Society has continued to expand its focus, especially to meet the needs of biologists in the twenty-first century. Part of this expansion has been due to the natural progression of the Society's functions, many of which are carried out through ASZ's Executive Office. This office, initiated by Aubrey Gorbman, dated from 1967 when Mary Adams-Wiley assumed the role of the executive officer for ASZ. By the early 1990s, she had created an efficient bureaucratic structure to handle the Society's day-to-day operations, especially the coordination of the Society's divisions with each other and the planning for the annual meeting. These operations are now handled by one of the country's major organizational planning agencies, Smith Bucklin of Chicago. The new business organization of the Society is an indicator that ASZ has emerged at the end of the twentieth century as a major society of American biology.
Introduction
This finding aid was digitized with funds generously provided by the Smithsonian Institution Women's Committee.
Descriptive Entry
These records document the history and development of the American Society of Zoologists from its inception in 1903 through 1992. The collection begins with scrapbook entries from its predecessor organization, the American Society of Morphologists, dating back to 1890 and includes a number of early documents and correspondence, minutes, reports, financial records, audiocassettes, photos, and other memorabilia from the files of many of the officers and committees serving through 1992.
Index Terms
This collection is indexed under the following access terms. These are links to collections with related topics, persons or places.
Name
- American Physiological Society.
- American Society of Naturalists.
- American Society of Zoologists
- American Society of Zoologists
- Carnegie Foundation.
- Science as a Way of Knowing Project.
Subject
Physical Characteristics of Materials in the Collection
Administrative Information
Preferred Citation
Smithsonian Institution Archives, Record Unit 7351, American Society of Zoologists, Records
Container List
Series 1
EARLY PAPERS.Box 1
Folder 1 1890-1918 Minutes and proceedings, ASZ & forerunners (scrapbook)
Folder 2 1899-1903 American Morphological Society, Secretary/Treasurer (scrapbook)
Box 2
Folder 1 1903-1912 Records, Central Branch (scrapbook)
Folder 2 1902-1905 Records, Eastern Branch; G. A. Drew, H. S. Pratt
Folder 3 1903 ASZ Constitution, Officers, List of members
Box 3
Folder 1 1905-1908 Records, Eastern Branch; H. S. Pratt, W. R. Coe, L. L. Woodruff
Folder 2 1906 ASZ Constitution, Officers, List of members
Folder 3 1909 ASZ Constitution, Officers, List of members
Folder 4 1912 ASZ Central Branch Minutes and accounts, December; W. C. Curtis
Folder 5 1912 Membership nominations and votes, Eastern Branch, December 2, 1912
Folder 6 1912 Membership nominations and votes, Eastern Branch, December 9, 1912
Folder 7 1913 New members, Central Branch
Folder 8 1912 Officers, List of members
Folder 9 1914 Constitution/Bylaws, Officers, List of members
Folder 10 1915 Officers, List of members
Box 4
Folder 1 1908-1912 ASZ Eastern Branch; records, correspondence (scrapbook)
Folder 2 1919-1925 ASZ Minutes and proceedings (scrapbook)
Box 5
Folder 1 1913-1918 ASZ Minutes and Proceedings (scrapbook); C. Grave
Series 2
MEETINGS AND PROCEEDINGS.Box 6
Folder 1 1905 3rd meeting, Central Branch, March; Program
Folder 2 1907 4th meeting, Central Branch; Program
Folder 3 1907-1908 5th meeting, Central Branch; Program
Folder 4 1910 Spring meeting, Central Branch, April; Program
Folder 5 1910 8th meeting, Central Branch, December; Program
Folder 6 1912 4th Spring meeting, Central Branch, April; Program
Folder 7 1907 5th meeting, Eastern Branch; Program
Folder 8 1910 8th meeting, Eastern Branch; Program
Folder 9 1905 Joint meeting, Eastern & Central Branches, December; Program
Folder 10 1908 Joint meeting, Eastern & Central Branches, December; Program
Folder 11 1911 Joint meeting, Eastern & Central Branches, December; Program
Folder 12 1912-1913 Joint meeting, Eastern & Central Branches, December-January; Program
Folder 13 1913-1914 Joint meeting, Eastern & Central Branches, December-January; Program
Folder 14 1914 ASZ 12th meeting, December; Announcement, Program, Abstracts, Proceedings
Folder 15 1915 ASZ 13th meeting, December; Abstracts
Folder 16 1916 ASZ 14th meeting; Announcement, Program, Abstracts
Folder 17 1917 ASZ 15th meeting; Announcement, Abstracts
Folder 18 1918 ASZ 16th meeting; Abstracts
Folder 19 1921 ASZ 19th meeting; Program, Abstracts, Officers, List of members
Folder 20 1922 ASZ 20th meeting; Program, Abstracts, Proceedings, Officers, Members
Folder 21 1923 21st; Program, Abstracts, Officers, Constitution/Bylaws, Membership list
Folder 22 1923 21st; Proceedings; Anat. Rec. 27 (1); 1924
Folder 23 1924 22nd; Announcement, Program, Abstracts, Officers, Membership list
Folder 24 1924 22nd meeting; Proceedings; Anat. Rec. 29 (3); 1925
Folder 25 1925 23rd; Announcement, Program, Abstracts, Officers, Membership list
Folder 26 1925 23rd meeting; Proceedings; Anat. Rec. 32 (1); 1926
Box 7
Folder 1 1926 24th; Announcement, Program, Abstracts, Officers, Constitution/Bylaws
Folder 2 1926 24th; Proceedings, Officers, Members; Anat. Rec. 34 (4): 1927
Folder 3 1927 25th; Announcement, Program, Abstracts, Officers, Constitution/Bylaws
Folder 4 1927 25th; Proceedings, Officers, Members; Anat. Rec. 37 (3): 1928
Folder 5 1928 26th; Announcement, Program, Abstracts, Officers, Membership list
Folder 6 1930 28th; Announcement, Program, Abstracts, Officers, Constitution/Bylaws
Folder 7 1929 Notes on arrangements, ASZ Christmas meetings, Jan. 1929; R. H. Bowen
Folder 8 1931 29th; Program, Proceedings, Abstracts, Officers, Membership list
Folder 9 1932 30th; Program, Abstracts, Officers; Anat. Rec. 54 (3) suppl.: 1932
Folder 10 1932 30th; Proceedings, Constitution/Bylaws; Anat. Rec. 55 (2) suppl.: 1933
Box 8
Folder 1 1933 31st; Program, Proceedings; Anat. Rec. 57 (4) Suppl.: 1933
Folder 2 1934 32nd; Program, Abstracts; Anat. Rec. 60 (4) suppl.: 1934
Folder 3 1934 32nd; Proceedings, Officers, Members; Anat. Rec. 61 (2) suppl.: 1935
Folder 4 1935 33rd; Program, Abstracts; Anat. Rec. 64 (1) suppl.: 1935
Folder 5 1935 33rd; Proceedings, Officers, Members; Anat. Rec. 64 (2) suppl.: 1936
Folder 6 1936 Notes on arranging for ASZ Christmas meetings, January 1936; E. G. Butler
Folder 7 1936 34th; Program, Abstracts, Constitution & Bylaws; Anat. Rec. 67 (1) suppl.: 1936
Folder 8 1936 34th; Proceedings, Officers, Members; Anat. Rec. 67 (2) suppl.: 1937
Folder 9 1937 35th; Program, Abstracts, Constitution Bylaws; Anat. Rec. 70 (1) suppl.: 1937
Folder 10 1937 35th; Proceedings, Officers, Membership list; Anat. Rec. 70 (2) suppl.: 1938
Box 9
Folder 1 1938 36th; Officers, Program, Abstracts; Anat. Rec. 72 (4) suppl.: 1938
Folder 2 1938 36th; Proceedings, Officers, Members; Anat. Rec. 73 (2) suppl.: 1939
Folder 3 1939 37th; Officers, Program, Abstracts; Anat. Rec. 75 (4) suppl.: 1940
Folder 4 1939 37th; Proceedings, Officers, Members; Anat. Rec. 76 (1) suppl.: 1940
Folder 5 1940 38th; Officers, Program, Abstracts; Anat. Rec. 78 (4) suppl.: 1940-41
Folder 6 1940 38th; Proceedings, Officers, Members; Anat. Rec. 79 (2) suppl.: 1940-41
Folder 7 1941 39th; Officers, Program, Authors, Abstracts; Anat. Rec. 81 (4) suppl.: 1941
Folder 8 1941 39th; Officers, Proceedings, Members; Anat. Rec. 82 (2) suppl.: 1942
Folder 9 1942 40th meeting; Officers, Program, Author index, Abstracts; Anat. Rec. 84 (4): 1942
Folder 10 1942 40th; Officers, Proceedings, Members; Anat. Rec. 86 (2): 1942
Folder 11 1943 Canceled meeting; Officers, Abstracts; Anat. Rec. 87 (4): 1943
Folder 12 1943 Canceled meeting; Proceedings (by mail), Officers, Constitution/Bylaws, Members; Anat. Rec. 89 (2): 1944
Folder 13 1944 41st; Officers, Program, Author index, Abstracts; Anat. Rec. 89 (4): 1944
Folder 14 1944 41st; Officers, Proceedings, Members; Anat. Rec. 91 (4): 1945
Box 10
Folder 1 1945 42nd; Officers, Program, Author index, Abstracts; Anat. Rec. 94 (3): 1946
Folder 2 1945 42nd; Officers, Proceedings, Members; Anat. Rec. 95 (4):1946
Folder 3 1946 43rd; Officers, Program, Author index, Abstracts; Anat. Rec. 96 (4): 1946
Folder 4 1946 43rd; Officers, Proceedings, Members; Anat. Rec. 98 (2): 1947
Folder 5 1947 44th; Officers, Program, Author index, Abstracts; Anat. Rec. 99 (4): 1947
Folder 6 1947 44th meeting; Officers, Proceedings, Members; Anat. Rec. 100 (3): 1948
Folder 7 1948 45th; Officers, Program, Author index, Abstracts; Anat. Rec. 101 (4): 1948
Folder 8 1948 45th; Officers, Proceedings, Members; Anat. Rec. 103 (2): 1949
Folder 9 1949 46th; Officers, Program, Author index, Abstracts; Anat. Rec. 105 (3): 1949
Folder 10 1949 46th; Officers, Proceedings, Members; Anat. Rec. 106 (3): 1950
Folder 11 1950 47th; Officers, Program, Author index, Abstracts; Anat. Rec. 108 (3): 1950
Folder 12 1950 47th; Officers, Proceedings, Members; Anat. Rec. 109 (3):1951
Folder 13 1951 48th; Officers, Program, Author index, Abstracts; Anat. Rec. 111 (3):1951
Folder 14 1951 48th; Officers, Proceedings, Members; Anat. Rec. 112 (3): 1952
Folder 15 1952 49th; Officers, Program, Author index, Abstracts; Anat. Rec. 113 (4): 1952
Folder 16 1952 49th; Officers, Proceedings, Members; Anat. Rec. 114 (4): 1952
Box 11
Folder 1 1953 50th; Officers, Program, Author index, Abstracts; Anat. Rec. 117 (3): 1953
Folder 2 1953 50th; Officers, Proceedings, Members; Anat. Rec. 118 (3): 1954
Folder 3 1954 51st; Officers, Program, Author index, Abstracts; Anat. Rec. 120 (3): 1954
Folder 4 1954 51st; Proceedings, Members; Anat. Rec. 121 (3): 1955
Folder 5 1955 52nd; Officers, Program, Author index, Abstracts; Anat. Rec. 122 (3): 1955
Folder 6 1955 52nd; Proceedings, Members; Anat. Rec. 123 (4): 1955
Folder 7 1956 53rd; Officers, Program, Author index, Abstracts; Anat. Rec. 125 (3): 1956
Folder 8 1956 53rd; Proceedings, Members; Anat. Rec. 126 (4): 1956
Folder 9 1957 54th; Officers, Program, Author index, Abstracts; Anat. Rec. 128 (3): 1957
Folder 10 1957 54th; Proceedings, Members; Anat. Rec. 129 (4): 1957
Folder 11 1958 Summer meeting; Program, Author index, Abstracts; Anat. Rec. 131 (3): 1958
Folder 12 1958 55th; Officers, Program, Author index, Abstracts; Anat. Rec. 132 (3): 1958
Folder 13 1958 55th; Officers, Proceedings, Program, Abstracts, Author; Anat. Rec. 134 (3): 1959
Folder 14 1960 56th; Officers, Proceedings, Program, Abstracts, Author; Anat. Rec. 137 (3): 1960
Folder 15 1960 57th; Officers, Proceedings, Program, Abstracts, Author; Anat. Rec. 138 (3): 1960
Box 12
Folder 1 1916-1925 Proceedings of the American Society of Zoologists, 1916-1925 (bound volume)
Folder 2 1926-1930 Proceedings of the American Society of Zoologists, 1926-1930 (bound volume)
Folder 3 1931-1936 Proceedings of the American Society of Zoologists, 1931-1936 (bound volume)
Folder 4 1937-1942 Proceedings of the American Society of Zoologists, 1937-1942 (bound volume)
Box 13
Folder 1 1943-1948 Proceedings of the American Society of Zoologists, 1943-1948 (bound volume)
Folder 2 1949-1951 Proceedings of the American Society of Zoologists, 1949-1951 (bound volume)
Series 3
SECRETARIES' PAPERS.Box 14
Folder 1 1944-1977 Secretary papers: Correspondence with Melbourne R. Carriker
Folder 2 1954-1963 Secretary papers: Correspondence
Folder 3 1956-1960 Report of the Policy Committee
Folder 4 1956-1957 Florence Moog papers, re: Careers Brochure
Folder 5 1958 Florence Moog papers, re: Careers Brochure
Folder 6 1958-1959 Florence Moog papers, re: Careers Brochure, seeking support
Folder 7 1959-1960 Florence Moog papers, re: Careers Brochure
Folder 8 1959-1961 Nominating Committee; Bea Mintz
Folder 9 1958-1962 Secretary (Gairdner B. Moment) papers: Correspondence
Folder 10 1959 Secretary (Charles B. Metz) papers: Correspondence
Folder 11 1959-1961 Correspondence, American Zoologist; Sears Crowell
Folder 12 1961-1962 Correspondence, American Zoologist
Folder 13 1961-1972 Correspondence, American Zoologist; Sears Crowell
Box 15
Secretary (Charles B. Metz) Papers
Folder 1 1960-1961 Newsletter materials
Folder 2 1960-1964 Correspondence with Treasurer
Folder 3 1960-1964 Executive Committee materials (A)
Folder 4 1960-1964 Executive Committee materials (B)
Folder 5 1961 Correspondence with John Saunders, Membership Committee
Folder 6 1961 Correspondence re: August 1961 meeting, Purdue University
Box 16
Folder 1 1961 Executive Committee minutes, August 1961
Folder 2 1961 Policy Committee meeting, August 1961, Woods Hole, Massachusetts
Folder 3 1961 Correspondence with Division of Comparative Endocrinology
Folder 4 1961 Correspondence with Division of Comparative Physiology
Folder 5 1961 Correspondence with Division of Animal Behavior
Folder 6 1961 Correspondence with Division of Developmental Biology
Folder 7 1961 Correspondence with Division of Invertebrate Biology
Folder 8 1961 Correspondence with Division of Vertebrate Morphology
Folder 9 1961 General correspondence
Folder 10 1961 Correspondence with American Institute of Biological Sciences
Folder 11 1961 Correspondence re: December meeting, Denver, Colorado
Folder 12 1961 Secretary (C. B. Metz) papers: Minutes, December meeting, Denver, Colorado
Folder 13 1961-1962 Secretary (C. B. Metz) papers: Members elected by Executive Committee
Folder 14 1961-1962 Secretary (C. B. Metz) papers: Printing information
Folder 15 1961-1963 Secretary (C. B. Metz) papers: Postal information for mailings
Box 17
Folder 1 1961-1963 Correspondence
Folder 2 1961-1963 Executive Committee minutes
Folder 3 1961-1963 ASZ General Correspondence
Folder 4 1961-1968 Executive Committee members
Folder 5 1962 Correspondence re December 1962 meeting, Philadelphia
Folder 6 1962 Philadelphia meeting
Folder 7 1962 Correspondence with American Institute of Biological Sciences
Folder 8 1962-1963 General correspondence
Folder 9 1962-1963 Correspondence with Ray Watterson
Folder 10 1962-1967 Correspondence re Policy Committee
Folder 11 1962-1963 Materials from American Institute of Biological Societies
Box 18
Folder 1 1962-1967 Correspondence with American Institute of Biological Sciences
Folder 2 1963 Secretary (C. B. Metz) papers: Newsletter materials
Folder 3 1963 Secretary (C. B. Metz) papers: Planning for December 1963 meeting, Cleveland, Ohio
Folder 4 1963 Secretary (C. B. Metz) papers: Nominations for membership
Folder 5 1963 Secretary papers: Printing Information
Folder 6 1963-1964 Business Office correspondence; Samuel N. Turiel
Folder 7 1963-1965 Secretary papers: International Biological Program
Folder 8 1963-1966 Secretary (John A. Saunders) papers: Correspondence re: Journal of Morphology
Folder 9 1963-1967 Secretary (J. A. Saunders) papers: Correspondence re: American Zoologist
Folder 10 1964 Secretary (J. A. Saunders) papers: Correspondence with Business Office
Box 19
Secretary (John A. Saunders) Papers
Folder 1 1964 Newsletter materials
Folder 2 1964 Proposal, Group Insurance Program
Folder 3 1964 Membership overlap, Ecological Society of America
Folder 4 1964 Membership nominations
Folder 5 1964 Correspondence (A)
Folder 6 1964 Correspondence (B)
Folder 7 1964 Correspondence (C)
Folder 8 1964 Correspondence (D)
Box 20
Folder 1 1964 Correspondence re: Tax exempt status
Folder 2 1964 Executive Committee meeting, Boulder, Colorado, August 1964
Folder 3 1964 Executive Committee meeting, Knoxville, Tennessee
Folder 4 1964-1965 Correspondence re Resignations
Folder 5 1964-1966 Correspondence re Emeritus status
Folder 6 1964-1966 Correspondence
Folder 7 1964-1966 Correspondence with National Research Council, Division of Biology and Agriculture
Folder 8 1964-1966 Correspondence with American Institute of Biological Sciences Board of Governors
Folder 9 1964-1966 Mailing list requests
Folder 10 1964-1966 Secretary reimbursements
Folder 11 1964-1966 Correspondence with Education Committee
Folder 12 1964-1967 Correspondence with American Type Culture Collection
Folder 13 1964-1967 Correspondence with Treasurer
Folder 14 1964-1967 Correspondence with Division of Animal Behavior
Box 21
Folder 1 1964-1967 Correspondence with Division of Comparative Endocrinology
Folder 2 1964-1967 Correspondence with Division of Comparative Physiology
Folder 3 1964-1967 Correspondence with Division of Developmental Biology
Folder 4 1964-1967 Correspondence with Division of Invertebrate Zoology
Folder 5 1964-1967 Correspondence with Division of Vertebrate Morphology
Folder 6 1964-1967 Correspondence with Membership Committee
Folder 7 1965 Correspondence with Business office
Folder 8 1965 Newsletter materials
Folder 9 1965 Correspondence (A)
Box 22
Folder 1 1965 Correspondence (B)
Folder 2 1965 Correspondence (C)
Folder 3 1965 Correspondence (D)
Folder 4 1965 Correspondence (E)
Folder 5 1965 Correspondence (F)
Folder 6 1965 Executive Committee meeting, Urbana, Illinois, August 1965
Folder 7 1965 Executive Committee meeting, Berkeley, California, December 1965
Folder 8 1965-1966 Business Ornce correspondence; S. N. Turiel
Box 23
Folder 1 1965-1966 Materials from National Society for Medical Research
Folder 2 1965-1966 Executive Committee materials
Folder 3 1966 Materials from American Association for the Advancement of Science
Folder 4 1966 Correspondence with Business Office
Folder 5 1966 Newsletter materials
Folder 6 1966 Correspondence (A)
Folder 7 1966 Correspondence (B)
Folder 8 1966 Executive Committee meeting, College Park, Maryland, August 1966
Folder 9 1966 Executive Committee meeting, Washington, DC, December 1966
Folder 10 1966 Executive Committee, Business meeting, Washington, DC, December 1966
Folder 11 1966-1967 Executive Committee materials
Box 24
Folder 1 1967 Executive Committee meeting, College Station, Texas, August 1967
Folder 2 1966-1969 Secretary papers: Correspondence with Division of Ecology
Folder 3 1966-1968 Membership Committee
Folder 4 1966-1969 Budget Committee materials
Folder 5 1967 Transfer of office papers from S. N. Turiel to Mary Adams-Wiley
Folder 6 1967 Correspondence
Folder 7 1967 AIBS Facilities questionnaire
Folder 8 1967 Business meeting minutes
Folder 9 1967 Conference information
Folder 10 1967 Ballots
Folder 11 1967 Correspondence re: Nominating Committee
Folder 12 1967 Correspondence with other societies
Box 25
Secretary (John A. Shaver) Papers
Folder 1 1967 Procedures for grant requests
Folder 2 1967 Committee on Professionalization (Business Affairs)
Folder 3 1967 President's Science Medal
Folder 4 1967 Publications Board
Folder 5 1967 Summer Institute in Systematics
Folder 6 1967 Newsletter materials
Folder 7 1967 Nominating Committee
Folder 8 1967 Executive Committee correspondence
Folder 9 1967 Executive Committee minutes
Folder 10 1967 Proposal for Summer Institute in Zoology, Williams College; Allyn Waterman
Folder 11 1967-1968 Correspondence with National Science Foundation
Folder 12 1967-1968 Correspondence with ASZ President
Folder 13 1967-1968 Correspondence with Treasurer
Folder 14 1967-1968 Correspondence with Mary Wiley
Box 26
Folder 1 1967-1968 Divisional Newsletters
Folder 2 1967-1968 Biological Stain Commission
Folder 3 1967-1969 Education Committee
Folder 4 1967-1969 Correspondence with Divisions
Folder 5 1967-1969 American Type Culture Collection
Folder 6 1967-1969 Celebrations, Centennials
Folder 7 1967-1969 Correspondence with American Association for the Advancement of Science
Folder 8 1968 Executive Committee correspondence
Box 27
Folder 1 1968 Grant requests
Folder 2 1968 Newsletter materials
Folder 3 1968 Annual Business meeting, New York
Folder 4 1968-1969 Executive Committee minutes
Folder 5 1968-1969 Correspondence with National Research Council
Folder 6 1968-1969 Correspondence with American Institute of Biological Sciences
Folder 7 1969 Nominating Committee
Folder 8 1969 General correspondence
Folder 9 1969 Boston meeting
Box 28
Folder 1 1969-1971 Secretary (J. A. Shaver) papers: Newsletter materials
Folder 2 1969-1972 Secretary (J. A. Shaver) papers: Fiscal matters
Folder 3 1969-1984 Newsletters (incomplete)
Secretary (George Sprugel) Papers
Folder 4 1970 Secretary (G. Sprugel) papers: General correspondence (A)
Folder 5 1970 Secretary (G. Sprugel) papers: General correspondence (B)
Folder 6 1970 Secretary (G. Sprugel) papers: General correspondence (C)
Box 29
Folder 1 1970 Annual meeting minutes
Folder 2 1970-1971 Nominating Committee (M. R. Carriker)
Folder 3 1970-1973 Requests for information
Folder 4 1971 Annual meeting minutes
Folder 5 1971 Constitution and Bylaws
Folder 6 1971 ASZ Careers Brochures
Folder 7 1971 General correspondence (A)
Folder 8 1971 General correspondence (B)
Box 30
Folder 1 1971 American Institute of Biological Sciences 'History'
Folder 2 1971 Business Office correspondence
Folder 3 1972 Business Office correspondence
Folder 4 1971-1972 Correspondence re: ASZ Officers
Folder 5 1972 Newsletter materials
Box 31
Folder 1 1972 Secretary (G. Sprugel) papers: ASZ Monaco Congress
Folder 2 1972 Secretary (G. Sprugel) papers: Annual meeting minutes
Folder 3 1972 Secretary (G. Sprugel) papers: General correspondence (A)
Folder 4 1972 Secretary (G. Sprugel) papers: General correspondence (B)
Folder 5 1977-1979 ASZ Congressional Science Fellows
Folder 6 1979 Education Committee
Folder 7 1980 Secretary (B. Umminger) papers: Business & Executive Committee meetings, Seattle, Washington
Folder 8 1981 Secretary (B. Umminger) papers: Newsletter materials, Fall 1981
Folder 9 1981 Secretary (B. Umminger) papers: Annual meeting, Dallas, Texas
Box 32
Folder 1 1981 Secretary (B. Umminger) papers: Transcript, Executive Committee meeting, Dallas, Texas
Folder 2 1981 Nominating Committee
Folder 3 1982 Secretary (C. F. Herreid) papers: Confronting Creationists issue
Folder 4 1982 Secretary (C. F. Herreid) papers: Annual meeting, Louisville, Kentucky
Folder 5 1982 Secretary (C. F. Herreid) papers: Transcript of the Executive Committee meeting, Louisville, Kentucky
Folder 6 1982-1983 Secretary (C. F. Herreid) papers: Correspondence
Folder 7 1983 Secretary (C. F. Herreid) papers: Transcript of Executive Committee meeting, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Box 33
Secretary (Clyde F. Herreid) Papers
Folder 1 1983 Executive Committee meeting, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Folder 2 1983 Membership list
Folder 3 1984 Executive Committee meeting, Denver, Colorado
Folder 4 1984 Annual meeting, Denver, Colorado
Folder 5 1984 Nominating Committee
Series 4
PRESIDENT'S PAPERS.Box 34
Folder 1 1956-1958 President H Burr Steinbach papers: Correspondence (A)
Folder 2 1956-1958 President H. Burr Steinbach papers: Correspondence (B)
Folder 3 1956-1965 President H. Burr Steinbach papers: Biophysical Society
Folder 4 1957-1959 President H. Burr Steinbach papers: National Science Foundation Summer Institute proposals
Folder 5 1961 President C. L. Prosser papers: Correspondence
Folder 6 1961-1964 President T. Dobzhansky papers: Correspondence
Folder 7 1962-1964 President T. Dobzhansky papers: Correspondence (A)
Folder 8 1962-1964 President T. Dobzhansky papers: Correspondence (B)
Box 35
Folder 1 1962-1964 President T. Dobzhansky papers: Correspondence (C)
Folder 2 1962-1964 President T. Dobzhansky papers: Correspondence (D)
Folder 3 1962 President Curt Stern papers: Correspondence
Folder 4 1964 President G. G. Simpson papers: Correspondence
Folder 5 1964 President T. Bullock papers: Correspondence
Folder 6 1965 President T. Bullock papers: Correspondence
Folder 7 1966 President H. A. Bern papers: Correspondence
Box 36
President (Howard A. Bern) Papers
Folder 1 1967 Correspondence (A)
Folder 2 1967 Correspondence (B)
Folder 3 1967 Correspondence (C)
Folder 4 1967 Correspondence (D)
Folder 5 1967 Correspondence (E)
Folder 6 1967 Correspondence (F)
Box 37
Folder 1 1968-1969 President H. A. Bern papers: Correspondence
Folder 2 1967 President C. Grobstein papers: Correspondence
Folder 3 1969-1983 President J. O. Corliss papers: Correspondence with Business Office, Mary Adams-Wiley
Folder 4 1971-1981 President J. O. Corliss papers: ASZ representatives
Folder 5 1971-1982 President J. O. Corliss papers: Correspondence
Folder 6 1972 President J. O. Corliss papers: Correspondence re: 1972 meeting
Folder 7 1972 President J. O. Corliss papers: Symposium requests
Folder 8 1972 President J. O. Corliss papers: ASZ-AIBS meeting
Folder 9 1972 President J. O. Corliss papers: Executive Committee meeting
Folder 10 1972 President J. O. Corliss papers: Divisional correspondence
Folder 11 1972 President J. O. Corliss papers: Correspondence with committees
Folder 12 1972 President J. O. Corliss papers: Finances
Folder 13 1972-1977 President J. O. Corliss papers: Correspondence with committees
Folder 14 1972-1977 President J. O. Corliss papers: ASZ meeting sites
Box 38
Folder 1 1973 President J O. Corliss papers: Executive Committee meeting
Folder 2 1973 President J. O. Corliss papers: ASZ meeting
Folder 3 1978 President Dorothy Bliss papers: Correspondence re: meeting sites
Folder 4 1982-1985 President Dorothy Bliss papers: Correspondence
Folder 5 1979 President M. E. Rice papers: Committees
Folder 6 1979-1980 President M. E. Rice papers: Correspondence
Folder 7 1979-1980 President G. A. Bartholomew papers: Correspondence
Folder 8 1980 President G. A. Bartholomew papers: December 1980 meeting
Folder 9 1980-1982 President G. A. Bartholomew papers: Correspondence
Folder 10 1981 President G. A. Bartholomew papers: December 1981 meeting
Folder 11 1981 President G. A. Bartholomew papers: Correspondence
Folder 12 1983 President G. A. Bartholomew papers: December 1983 meeting
Folder 13 1984 President D. S. Farner papers: Correspondence
Series 5
DIVISION PAPERS.Box 39
Division of Comparative Endocrinology Papers
Folder 1 1957-1958 Questionnaire
Folder 2 1958-1962 Aubrey Gorbman papers
Folder 3 1959-1960 Organizational papers
Folder 4 1959-1963 Emil Witschi papers
Folder 5 1962 Berta Scharrer papers
Folder 6 1962-1965 H. A. Bern papers (A)
Folder 7 1962-1965 H. A. Bern papers (B)
Box 40
Folder 1 1966 Division of Comparative Endocrinology: H. A. Bern papers
Folder 2 1983 Division of Comparative Endocrinology: Symposium, Crustacean Endocrinology
Folder 3 1958-1960 Division of Vertebrate Morphology: Organizational papers
Folder 4 1960-1961 Division of Vertebrate Morphology; Organizational papers, Membership list
Folder 5 1958-1962 Division of Vertebrate Morphology: Correspondence
Folder 6 1960-1961 Division of Vertebrate Morphology; Papers
Folder 7 1961 Division of Vertebrate Morphology: Questionnaires
Folder 8 1961-1962 Division of Vertebrate Morphology: Correspondence, Locomotion symposium
Folder 9 1961-1970 Division of Vertebrate Morphology; Newsletters, Papers
Folder 10 1961-1986 Division of Vertebrate Morphology: Newsletters
Box 41
Division of Vertebrate Morphology Papers
Folder 1 1962 Harvard Summer Institute
Folder 2 1962-1963 Newsletter materials
Folder 3 1962-1964 Correspondence
Folder 4 1963 Symposium, 'Hard Tissues'
Folder 5 1963-1964 Correspondence, Teaching Vertebrate Morphology panel
Folder 6 1964-1966 Correspondence
Folder 7 1965 Correspondence re Summer Institute
Folder 8 1965-1969 Correspondence re D. D. Davis prize
Folder 9 1966 Correspondence re Symposium, 'Vertebrate Ear'
Folder 10 1966-1967 Correspondence re: Olfactory symposium
Folder 11 1966-1968 Education Committee
Folder 12 1967 Bylaws changes
Box 42
Folder 1 1967-1968 Papers of Baldauf, Hildebrand, Shaver
Folder 2 1967-1968 Division mailings
Folder 3 1967-1974 David M. Wake papers
Folder 4 1968 Financial report
Folder 5 1968 Summer Institute
Folder 6 1971-1980 Newsletters, Papers
Folder 7 1972-1975 J. M. Moulton, Historian material
Folder 8 1981-1984 Newsletters, Papers
Box 43
Folder 1 1961 Division of Invertebrate Zoology: Hemocyte symposium
Folder 2 1961-1962 Division of Invertebrate Zoology: Correspondence, M. R. Carriker
Folder 3 1961-1975 Division of Invertebrate Zoology: Correspondence, M. R. Carriker
Folder 4 1965-1967 Division of Invertebrate Zoology: Summer Institute, M. R. Carriker
Folder 5 1977 Division of History and Philosophy of Biology: Committee on the History of the ASZ
Folder 6 1979-1981 Division of History and Philosophy of Biology: Committee on the History of the ASZ
Folder 7 1977-1979 Division of History and Philosophy of Biology: Papers
Folder 8 1978-1979 Division of History and Philosophy of Biology: Correspondence re: Archives; Brother C. Edward Quinn
Folder 9 1980-1987 Division of History and Philosophy of Biology: Correspondence re: Archives; Brother C. Edward Quinn
Folder 10 1980-1987 Division of History and Philosophy of Biology: Papers
Folder 11 1980-1982 Division of History and Philosophy of Biology: Papers
Folder 12 1982 Division of History and Philosophy of Biology: Correspondence and papers, T. H. Morgan symposium
Box 44
Folder 1 1982-1987 Division of History and Philosophy of Biology: Correspondence re: Centennial meeting
Folder 2 1983 Division of History and Philosophy of Biology: Committee on Anniversaries and Archives
Folder 3 1983-1985 Division of History and Philosophy of Biology: Correspondence re: 1985 Johns Hopkins symposium
Folder 4 1986-1987 Division of History and Philosophy of Biology: Correspondence
Folder 5 1986-1988 Division of History and Philosophy of Biology: Papers
Folder 6 1987 Division of History and Philosophy of Biology: Correspondence re: Summer Conference, History, Philosophy & Social Studies in Biology
Folder 7 1989 Division of History and Philosophy of Biology: Society History, Benson & Quinn
Folder 8 1986-1988 Division of Animal Behavior: Papers
Folder 9 1964 Program Officer (G. Richards) papers: Correspondence
Folder 10 1966-1967 Program Officer (L. DeLanney) papers: Correspondence
Folder 11 1986 Program Booklet, Nashville, Tennessee, meeting
Folder 12 1989 Program Booklet, Boston, Massachusetts, meeting
Box 45
Centennial Plans
Folder 1 1987 Science as a Way of Knowing; Book 5-1 [1]
Folder 2 1987 Nature in America, Museum of Fine Arts, Fogg Art Museum, Scientific Instruments, ASZ History, Book Exhibits
Folder 3 1988-1989 Plenary Symposium, Microscopes; Book 1-1
Folder 4 1988-1989 Books, Exhibitions; Book 2-1
Folder 5 1988-1989 Art, Guide, Champion, Hotel, Art Guide; Book 3-1
Series 6
SCIENCE AS A WAY OF KNOWING PROJECT.Box 46
Science as a Way of Knowing Project, 1983; Evolution
Folder 1 Book 1-1 [2] Application to Carnegie Foundation
Folder 2 Book 1-2 Planning Statement
Folder 3 Book 1-3 Letters
Folder 4 Book 1-4 J. A. Moore Paper, Publication
Folder 5 Book 2-1 Evaluations, Affiliations
Folder 6 Book 2-2 Funding
Folder 7 Book 3-1 Symposium Plans
Folder 8 Book 3-2 Introduction, Film Program, W. V. Mayer
Folder 9 Book 3-3 Peter Volpe, Marvalee Wake, B. R. Levin, S. J. Gould
Folder 10 Book 3-4 American Zoologist papers
Folder 11 Final Publication. I. Evolutionary Biology
Folder 12 1983 Report to the Carnegie Foundation, 1983; Essay Preprint; Budget Report
Box 47
Science as a Way of Knowing Project 1984; Human Ecology
Folder 1 Book 6-1 Correspondence, Symposium Plans
Folder 2 Book 6-2 Introductory Remarks, Ehrlich I, Ehrlich II, Pitts, May, Garrett Hardin, Carlton Ray, Concluding Remarks
Folder 3 Book 7-1 Cosponsors, Sigma Xi, Funding
Folder 4 Book 8-1 Reprints, Reports, Brochures
Folder 5 Book 9-1 Leadership
Folder 6 Book 9-2 Role of Universities in Educational Reform, Draft 6/20/1984
Folder 7 Book 9-3 Biological Sciences Curriculum Study, National Science Foundation, April 16, 1984
Folder 8 Book 9-4 Education Leaders, Arnold Grobman, Biological Sciences Curriculum Study, November 1983
Box 48
Folder 1 Book 1-1 Front Matter, Essay Correction Copy
Folder 2 Book 1-2 Rationale, Plant/Animal Interactions, Special Topics I, Paleolithic, Essay Correction Copy
Folder 3 Book 2-1 Neolithic Population Growth, Essay Correction Copy
Folder 4 Book 2-2 4 Horsemen, Rome-Industrial Revolution, Special Topics II, Pre-Present, Technology, Essay Correction Copy
Folder 5 Book 3-1 Air, Water, Food, Special Topics III, Take A Stand, Acknowledgments, Essay Correction Copy
Folder 6 Book 3-2 References, Essay Correction Copy
Folder 7 Book 4-1 Future Plans, Film Program, Publications, Laboratory Project, Essay Correction Copy
Folder 8 Book 4-2 AAAS Symposium, Correspondence
Folder 9 Book 5-1 Memos, Committees
Folder 10 Book 5-2 Letters
Folder 11 Final Publication. II. Human Ecology
Folder 12 1984 Report to the Carnegie Foundation
Box 49
Science as a Way of Knowing Project, 1985; Genetics
Folder 1 Book 1-1 Speakers and Topics
Folder 2 Book 1-2 Meeting Plans
Folder 3 Book 2-1 Letters
Folder 4 Book 3-1 Education Committee, Public TV Series, Carnegie Corporation, Budget
Folder 5 Book 3-2 Cosponsors, Laboratory, Film Program
Folder 6 Book 4-1 Reprints
Folder 7 Book 5-1 Memos Reports, Publications, Opening-Genetics
Folder 8 Book 6-1 Comments, Appendices
Folder 9 Final Publication. III. Genetics
Folder 10 1985 Report to the Carnegie Foundation
Box 50
Science as a Way of Knowing Project, 1986; Developmental Biology
Folder 1 Book 1 - 1 Memos, Letters
Folder 2 Book 2-1 Science as a Way of Knowing Future, Budget, Carnegie, Correspondence, Education Committee, Cosponsors, Laboratories
Folder 3 Book 3-1 Comments, SCST Evaluation
Folder 4 Book 3-2 Reprints, Publication
Folder 5 Book 4-1 Correspondence
Folder 6 Book 4-2 Speakers, Arrangements
Folder 7 Final Publication. IV. Developmental Biology
Folder 8 1986 Report to the Carnegie Foundation
Box 51
Science as a Way of Knowing Project, 1987; Form and Function
Folder 1 Book 1-1 Memos, Letters
Folder 2 Book 2-1 Comments, Genesis of Science as a Way of Knowing
Folder 3 Book 3-1 Reprints, Cosponsor, New Orleans, Evaluation
Folder 4 Book 4-1 Comments
Folder 5 Book 5-1 Symposium, Newsletters, Education Committee, Film Program, Publication
Folder 6 Book 7-2 J. A. Moore Essay
Folder 7 Final Publication. V. Form and Function
Folder 8 1987 Report to the Carnegie Foundation
Box 52
Science as a Way of Knowing Project, 1988; Cell and Molecular Biology
Folder 1 Book 1-1 Letters, Symposium, Film Program
Folder 2 Book 2-1 Comments (A)
Folder 3 Book 3-1 Comments (B)
Folder 4 Book 3-2 Reprints, Memos, Essay
Folder 5 Book 4-1 Cosponsors, Carnegie, Education Committee
Folder 6 Final Publication. VI. Cell and Molecular Biology
Folder 7 1988 Report to the Carnegie Foundation
Box 53
Science as a Way of Knowing Project 1989; Neurobiology and Behavior
Folder 1 Book 1-1 J. A. Moore, Essay
Folder 2 Book 2-1 Reprints
Folder 3 Book 2-2 Memos
Folder 4 Book 2-3 Carnegie, ERIC-US Office of Education, Essay VII
Folder 5 Book 3-1 Comments I
Folder 6 Book 4-1 Comments II
Folder 7 Book 4-2 Letters, Co-sponsors, Education Committee
Folder 8 Book 5-1 Brain and Behavior, Film Program
Folder 9 Final Publication. VII. Neurobiology and Behavior
Folder 10 1989 Report to the Carnegie Foundation
Box 54
Science as a Way of Knowing Project, General 1987-1990
Folder 1 8-1 Science as a Way of Knowing Project 1987; Carnegie
Folder 2 1-1 Future of Science as a Way of Knowing, 1987-1989; Future Topics, Laboratory
Folder 3 1-2 Future of Science as a Way of Knowing, 1987-1989; History, TV Series
Folder 4 1988 J. A. Moore: Conceptual framework for biology, Part I
Folder 5 1989 J. A. Moore: Conceptual framework for biology, Part II; E. S. Hodgson, Long range perspectives on neurobiology and behavior
Folder 6 1990 J. A. Moore: Conceptual framework for biology, Part III
Folder 7 6-1 Education Committee Correspondence (A)
Folder 8 7-1 Education Committee Correspondence (B)
Box 55
Science as a Way of Knowing Project, General 1990-1992
Folder 1 Book 1-1 Comments, 1990
Folder 2 Book 2-1 San Antonio, Letters, Memos, 1990
Folder 3 Book 2-2 Reprints, Carnegie, Cosponsors, Publication, 1990
Folder 4 1990 Report to the Carnegie Foundation
Folder 5 Book 1-1 General Correspondence, 1991
Folder 6 Book 1-2 Publication, Reprints, Carnegie, Lectureship, 1991
Folder 7 Book 2-1 Comments, 1991
Folder 8 1991 Report to the Carnegie Foundation
Folder 9 Book 1-1 Comments, General, 1992
Folder 10 1992 Reprints, Carnegie
Series 7
PHOTOGRAPHS AND AUDIOCASSETTES.Box 56
Photographs
Folder 1 1983 Group Photo, several Past Presidents
Folder 2 Photos of R. M. Eakin in different roles
Folder 3 1983 Photos at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania meeting
Box 57
Audiocassettes
1972 Executive Committee meeting; 1 tape
1973 Executive Committee meeting; 2 tapes
1974 Executive Committee meeting; 3 tapes
1974 Business meeting; 1 tape
1984 Executive Committee meeting; 3 tapes
Executive Committee meeting, date unknown; 3 tapes
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