Eugene C. Lee papers, 1947-1999 (bulk 1959-1975).

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Eugene C. Lee papers, 1947-1999 (bulk 1959-1975).

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The Eugene C. Lee Papers comprise materials produced and gathered by Lee as University of California administrator and Institute of Governmental Studies director. The collection consists of correspondence, memoranda, reports, minutes, and other materials on topics including the reorganization of UC administration in the 1960s, the issue of collective bargaining by UC faculty (including materials from the Berkeley Faculty Association), and IGS projects such as the Census Service Facility and the State Data Program. Other subjects touched on include the debate over UC tuition, the revision of the Master Plan for Higher Education, and the appointment of a student to the Board of Regents. The collection does not contain materials relating to Lee's teaching or scholarly research, nor does it contain materials concerning his personal life.

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California State Census Data Center

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Lee, Eugene C.

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Eugene Canefield Lee was a professor of political science and the director of the Institute of Governmental Studies at the University of California, Berkeley. He also served various roles in the university administration, including Vice President, Executive Assistant and Academic/Faculty Assistant to the President. He was instrumental in the restructuring and decentralization of university administration under President Clark Kerr. From the description of Eugene C. Lee papers, 1947-1...

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University of California (1868-1952)

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California. Select Committee on the Master Plan for Higher Education

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