San Jose State University Office of the President, John Bunzel records, 1963-1984

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San Jose State University Office of the President, John Bunzel records, 1963-1984

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The Office of the President is the highest administrative office for the campus, reporting to the California State University (CSU) Chancellor and Board of Trustees, respectively. As such, the Office of the President records document the overall policies, practices and procedures of the daily operation of the campus, as well as the interaction with other CSU campuses and with the CSU administration. The Office of the President, John Bunzel Records, 1963-1984 (bulk 1970-1978), document Bunzel's tenure as university president. The records consist of administrative files, correspondence, news releases, newspaper clippings, and reports. This collection is arranged into five series: Series I: Administrative records, 1963-1984 (bulk 1970-1978); Series II: Speeches, 1971-1978; Series III: Correspondence, 1970-1977; Series IV: Meeting minutes, 1966-1979; and Series V: Restricted materials, 1969-1984.

86.25 linear feet (71 boxes).

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American political scientist; president, San Jose State University, 1970-1978; director, Institute for Educational Affairs; member, United States Civil Rights Commission, 1983-1986. From the description of John H. Bunzel papers, 1949-2004. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 123401549 Biographical/Historical Note American political scientist; president, San Jose State University, 1970-1978; director, Institute for Educational ...