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Correspondence between Harris L. Wofford, assistant dean of the Graduate School of Business at Columbia University, and University administrators. Correspondence relates to the school.

Records regarding the planning and funding of Columbia University's Citizenship Center, which became the Ferris Booth Hall student center. Wolf appears to have been a potential donor to the project or associated with an agency that was being solicited in support of the project. Includes a booklet, entitled Men of Public Spirit in the Making, which details plans for the center

Correspondence between Max Wolff, community consultant for the Institute of Adult Education at Teachers College, and administrators at Columbia University. Most of the correspondence relates to arrangements for meetings. Includes: a copy of a grant application for funding for community projects, copies of articles and a proposal by Wolff, and a copy of the special edition of the Jounral of Educational Sociology that was edited by Wolff [November, 1952]

Correspondence between Jacob Wolfowitz, professor of mathematical statistics and acting executive officer of the Department of Mathematical Statistics at Columbia University, and the provost and vice president of the University. Correspondence relates to routine administrative matters involving the department. Includes the departmental budget for the 1948-1949 fiscal year. Also, correspondence regarding the academic standing and mental health of a veteran student in the department

Correspondence between Leo Wolman, professor of economics at Columbia University, and University administrators. Wolman was also a researcher for the National Bureau of Economic Research. The records consist of routine correspondence regarding Wolman's personnel issues, sponsored research projects, and committee appointments. Includes reprints of articles regarding the United States Steel strike. Also includes a paper on wage trends from 1914 to 1953

(Subjects: Women's Affirmative Action Coalition)