Raymond W. Mack (1927-) Papers 1951-1995

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Raymond W. Mack (1927-) Papers 1951-1995

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The Raymond W. Mack papers fill two and one-half boxes and span the years from 1951 through 1995. The papers focus primarily on Mack's work as a sociologist, with some biographical material included. The papers are separated into three distinct categories: biographical materials, correspondence and publications.

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Mack, Raymond W.

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Raymond W. Mack was born on July 15, 1927 in Ashtabula, Ohio. Raymond W. Mack began his career at Northwestern as an assistant professor of sociology in 1953. After becoming a full professor in 1962 he also became founding director of Northwestern's new Center for Urban Affairs from 1968-1971, then left teaching to become Vice President and Dean of Faculties from 1971-1974. The role of the Dean of Faculties was to supervise programs and personnel of schools and departments (not incl...