Papers of Paul N. Ylvisaker

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Papers of Paul N. Ylvisaker

1939-1992

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These records document Ylvisaker's professional life, including his prolific speech-making and his career as a consultant, executive, government official, and dean. They include biographical information, records relating to the many foundations with which Ylvisaker worked either as an executive or as a consultant, records from his affiliations with Harvard University, the Ford Foundation, the Department of Community Affairs in New Jersey, and other career appointments. The documents are in the form of correspondence, speeches, articles, book chapters, photographs, audio and video tapes.

11 cubic feet in 31 containers.

Harvard University Archives.

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SNAC Resource ID: 8186423

Harvard University Archives.

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