Box I.1.2

Advisee files for students such as Donald Swain, Pierce Mullen, and Carroll Pursell make up the bulk of this subseries. Though no documents provide evidence of Dupree’s direct involvement in the Free Speech Movement, a collection of clippings and circulars from 1964 to 1969 details the political crisis that existed on campus while he was a professor and administrator.

Advisee files for students such as Donald Swain, Pierce Mullen, and Carroll Pursell make up the bulk of this subseries. Though no documents provide evidence of Dupree’s direct involvement in the Free Speech Movement, a collection of clippings and circulars from 1964 to 1969 details the political crisis that existed on campus while he was a professor and administrator.

Advisee files for students such as Donald Swain, Pierce Mullen, and Carroll Pursell make up the bulk of this subseries. Though no documents provide evidence of Dupree’s direct involvement in the Free Speech Movement, a collection of clippings and circulars from 1964 to 1969 details the political crisis that existed on campus while he was a professor and administrator.

These files contain a sampling of Dupree’s course materials from 1969 to 1978 when he was George L. Littlefield Professor of American History. Also included is an additional sampling of course, program, and project proposals related to curriculum development.

Advisee files for students such as Donald Swain, Pierce Mullen, and Carroll Pursell make up the bulk of this subseries. Though no documents provide evidence of Dupree’s direct involvement in the Free Speech Movement, a collection of clippings and circulars from 1964 to 1969 details the political crisis that existed on campus while he was a professor and administrator.

These files contain a sampling of Dupree’s course materials from 1969 to 1978 when he was George L. Littlefield Professor of American History. Also included is an additional sampling of course, program, and project proposals related to curriculum development.

This subseries documents Dupree’s appointments as scholar in residence at Southern Oregon State in 1983 and visiting professor at the University of Minnesota in 1984, as well as his contribution to “Connections-- Course by Newspaper” in 1979.

These files contain a sampling of Dupree’s course materials from 1969 to 1978 when he was George L. Littlefield Professor of American History. Also included is an additional sampling of course, program, and project proposals related to curriculum development.

This subseries documents Dupree’s appointments as scholar in residence at Southern Oregon State in 1983 and visiting professor at the University of Minnesota in 1984, as well as his contribution to “Connections-- Course by Newspaper” in 1979.

This subseries documents Dupree’s appointments as scholar in residence at Southern Oregon State in 1983 and visiting professor at the University of Minnesota in 1984, as well as his contribution to “Connections-- Course by Newspaper” in 1979.