Records of the Advisory Committee on Asian American Affairs, 1987-1989.

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Records of the Advisory Committee on Asian American Affairs, 1987-1989.

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Records include copies of the charge, rosters, agendas and minutes, correspondence, drafts and final reports, and extensive research and reference material. Background materials include several reports of other bodies: Review of first year admission of Asians and Caucasians at the University of California at Berkeley (Sacramento, Office of the Auditor General, 1987); Final report of the Committee on Oral English Communication Competence of International Graduate Student Instructors (University of California, Berkeley, 1988); Asian American Admissions into the University of California (Sacramento, Senate Special Committee on University of California Admissions, 1989), which includes a copy of the "Shack" report, the report of the Academic Senate, Berkeley Division, Special Committee on Asian American Admissions.

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University of California, Berkeley. Advisory Committee on Asian American Affairs.

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Appointed in 1987, the committee was established to investigate all aspects of Asian Americans on the Berkeley campus--the student experience, faculty recruitment and advancement, and staff employment opportunities. Its report, Asian Americans at Berkeley, was issued in May 1989. From the description of Records of the Advisory Committee on Asian American Affairs, 1987-1989. (University of California, Berkeley). WorldCat record id: 122401945 ...

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