Records created by the Office of the President during the term of President Julian A. McPhee (1933-1966) relating to university operations, administration, promotion, international relations, and development, including campus life and commencement. Records include correspondence, meeting minutes, speeches, publications, audio/visual materials, and objects.
A collection of three letters (that were stapled together). Written between Cal Poly President Julian A. McPhee and the California Senator for the 29th District A. A. Erhart with a copy of letter written from Senator Erhart to Dr. Roy Simpson, the State Superintendent of Public Instruction for the State Department of Education in Sacramento. The letters discuss the admission of women to Cal Poly and are dated to 1954. These letters were attached to another set of correspondence (including two copies of the letter written to Dr. Roy Simpson) and were digitized under the identifier: ua-sel_00002352
A memo from President McPhee to Robert E. Kennedy and C.O. McCorkle, as well as two copies of a letter from Senator A. A. Erhart to Dr. Simpson (all were stapled together). The memo was written to inform of letters written between Cal Poly President Julian A. McPhee and the California Senator for the 29th District A. A. Erhart as well of a letter written from Senator Erhart to Dr. Roy Simpson, the State Superintendent of Public Instruction for the State Department of Education in Sacramento. These letters discuss the admission of women to Cal Poly for co-education and are dated to 1954. These letters and copies were attached via paperclip behind the originals which were digitized under the identifier: ua-sel_00002351
Explains reasons for drops in student enrollment including students leaving for World War I.
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