Papers of Herold C. Hunt

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Papers of Herold C. Hunt

1956-1975

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Contains correspondence; manuscripts and notes of speeches; reports relating to consulting and advisory work; and course material, 1965-1972. Considerable correspondence, reports and related documents exist for organizations Hunt was involved in and also reflecting his consulting work for secondary schools, Educational Research Council of America, and others. Also materials concerning student advisees and for courses taught by Hunt. Related publications and reference material also available in repository.

5.25 linear ft. of mss.

Harvard University Archives.

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SNAC Resource ID: 8182373

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