Herbert H. Hyman Papers, 1942-1985.

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Herbert H. Hyman Papers, 1942-1985.

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Herbert H. Hyman (1918-1985), an expert on the science of polling, was a professor of sociology at both Columbia University (1951-1969) and Wesleyan University (1969-1985). His papers deal primarily with his professional research interests and projects, but also include some teaching materials. His files include budgets, code books, correspondence, course materials, drafts, grant files, proposals, surveys, and typescripts.

7.14 linear feet (17 manuscript boxes).

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Columbia University. Rare Book and Manuscript Library

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Hyman, Herbert Hiram, 1918-

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Herbert H. Hyman was born in New York City on March 3, 1918. Hyman received all of his degrees from Columbia University. He completed a bachelor's degree in 1939, a master's in 1940, and a PhD. in Social Psychology in 1942. During World War II, Hyman worked for the United States Government. At first, he worked as a Social Science Analyst for the Division of Program Surveys in the Department of Agriculture. From 1942-1944, he worked as a Public Opinion Analyst in the Surv...