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Al Carmines Transcript, 1992 March 31, 62 pages Box 1

: meeting Fats Waller, music lessons; religious beliefs: becoming a devote fundamentalist, work in revivals

Side A: First experiences with acting: roles in religious plays; work with theater as ministry; first work as composer; family and childhood: parents' occupation and religious beliefs; musical talent: meeting Fats Waller, music lessons; religious beliefs: becoming a devote fundamentalist, work in revivals; attending Swarthmore College; siblings: younger brother; early opposition to segregation, parents' thoughts on segregation; mentors in youth; early career aspirations; college education: hunger for learning, English and Philosophy studies, attending Union Theological Seminary at Columbia; recollections of the theater world in the 1960s: work at Judson, Cino, LaMama, work with people: Sam Shepherd, Irene Fornas, Paul Goodman; relationship of church and theater; influence of commercialism on theater work; work as an acting teacher/mentor; relationship to theater organizations; role in Theater for the Deaf: learning ASL; writing script for Theater for the Handicapped 'The Making of America', role as Gertrude Stein; artistic mentors and role models: Larry Kornfeld, Paul Tillich, Samuel Beckett; artistic and religious peers: Tom Driver, Bob Seever, Amos Wilder, Joe Chaikin, Jacques Levy; recognition from younger actors; gatekeepers in career: critics: Clive Barnes, Edith Oliver, Joe Papp; commission from Metropolitan Opera; relationship to money throughout career; effect of marketplace on theater; thoughts on making a career in theater. SIDE B: Receiving grants, importance of grants; influence on other actors' careers: making casting decisions; interaction with public; responding to social issues in artistic work; definition of success in career; next artistic goals: interest in writing an American opera; teaching work; greatest satisfaction and disappointment in career; thoughts on occupation versus career; occupation as minister; advice for young artists.

  1. Oral History Archives at Columbia
  2. Research Center for Arts and Culture Oral History Collection, 1990-1993
  3. Interviews

Board of Trustees Charters, By-Laws, Statutes, and Amendments, 1882-1990 3.59 Linear Feet

, extracts from meeting minutes, treasurer's reports, and signed charter amendments.
Barnard College. Board of Trustees
The Barnard College Board of Trustees Charters and Amendments contains the provisional charters, by-laws, statutes, amendments, extracts from meeting minutes, signed charter amendments, reports, and related correspondence.
  1. Barnard Archives & Special Collections

Committees, 1924-2004 2.92 Linear Feet Box 1, 9, 13-15, 18, 20

Box 1 includes Honor Board meeting notes and correspondence, Honor Sytem statements.

Box 1 includes Honor Board meeting notes and correspondence, Honor Sytem statements.

  1. Barnard Archives & Special Collections
  2. Barnard College Student Government Association (SGA)/Undergraduate Association Records, 1903-2018

Department of Sociology records, 1910s-1998 2.58 linear feet

departmental meeting minutes and correspondence. Included are a number of publications from Paul Felix
Columbia University. Department of Sociology

This collection consists of the administrative records of the Department of Sociology such as departmental meeting minutes and correspondence. Included are a number of publications from Paul Felix Lazarsfeld's interest in quantifying methodologies for social research. There are also two boxes of index cards kept by department with information about former graduate students.

  1. Columbia University Archives

Emeritus Professors in Columbia (EPIC) records, 1970s-2020s 7.25 linear feet

University. Materials include correspondence, meeting minutes, lectures, events material, oral history

Records created by faculty involved in EPIC, the organization for emeritus professors at Columbia University. Materials include correspondence, meeting minutes, lectures, events material, oral history releases and related material, membership lists, and a chronology of the group. There are groupings of files created by EPIC heads Sam Devons, Chauncey Olinger and Ene Servit. Sam Devons also left behind files of Advisory Board of Faculty House and University Seminars, which are included in this collection. Records date between 1970s and 2020s, but the bulk of the material dates from the 1990s to the 2010s.

  1. Columbia University Archives

Political Printed Ephemera, 1875-1922 450 items

chiefly concern Russia in 1917-1920. There are also handwritten materials, including meeting notes and

Printed ephemera, including some periodicals. Most items concern various political and revolutionary groups, such as the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party (RSDRP), the Party of Socialist-Revolutionaries (PSR), the Jewish socialist Bund, the Polish Socialist Party, and the Anarchist-Communists. The materilas reflect the activities of the groups and organizations and include flyers, leaflets, calls for actions, invitations, event announcements, newsletters, appeals, articles, bulletins, etc.

  1. Rare Book & Manuscript Library

Series I: Administration, 1905-1980

administration. The series includes meeting materials for the Board of Trustees and its Committees, financial

Series I contains a mixture of manuscript, typewritten and printed documents on the CFAT administration. The series includes meeting materials for the Board of Trustees and its Committees, financial documents, and internal correspondence files. The records are incomplete, but can be partially supplemented by the Carnegie Corporation of New York Records Series VI.B (CFAT, 1932-1965).

  1. Rare Book & Manuscript Library
  2. Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching Records, 1905-1979

Series VI: History, 1863-1952

series. Items related to the planning of the School include a copy of the trustee meeting minutes in

Materials related to the history of the School of Mines populate this series. Three distinct subject areas within this series are the planning of the School, the summer surveying school (commonly called Camp Columbia), and a complete history of the School, the last of which forms the bulk of this series. Items related to the planning of the School include a copy of the trustee meeting minutes in which the creation of the School is discussed, the resolutions of the trustees on the founding of the School, a blank subscription form for the School, and copies of Thomas J. Egleston's original 1863 plan for the School reprinted in booklet form in 1914. "A History of the Summer School of Surveying of Columbia University" by James Kip Finch is a bound draft with handwritten annotations. Included in the back of this book is a letter from Finch to the then-University Librarian regarding Finch's donation of this material to the Columbiana collection. The vast majority of this series is devoted to the creation of a complete history of the School of Mines. Correspondence and draft chapters of a 75-year history completed and exchanged by Professor Thomas T. Read and Roger Howson as well as both a complete manuscript and partial manuscript (chapters six through nine), both with handwritten corrections and annotations, of Read's "Columbia School of Mines-Engineering 1864-1939: Seventyfive [sic] Years of Progress in Engineering Education" are included along with James Kip Finch's correspondence, handwritten notes, research, and drafts of his "A History of the School of Engineering at Columbia University 1864-1939."

  1. Columbia University Archives
  2. School of Mines and School of Engineering and Applied Sciences records, 1863-2007

Speeches, Sermons, Interviews, 1997 Box 3

, Middle East Trip, NCCC Staff Meeting NY [9/10/97] Remarks, Paul Crow Retirement, Denver, CO [7/27/97

Christmas Message, NCCC Staff, TIC Chapel [12/18/97] "With One Voice" Washington DC [11/18/97] Remarks at the US Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington DC [11/13/97] Report of the General Secretary to NCCCUSA General Assembly, Washington DC [11/10-14/97] Meditation, Service of Remembrance and Thanksgiving, NY [10/29/97] Greetings to His All Holiness Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, NY [10/24/97] Report, Middle East Trip, NCCC Staff Meeting NY [9/10/97] Remarks, Paul Crow Retirement, Denver, CO [7/27/97] "Everything Relates to Everything" Phoenix, AR [6/23/97] Sermon Service of Ordination/Consecration, Sacramento, CA [6/20-22/97] Service for Mac Charles Jones [6/8/97] "For Such a Time As This" Commencement, Christian Theological Seminary, Indianapolis, IN [5/18/97] Speech, Ecumenical Conference on Mission in the Americas, San Jose, Costa Rica, [4/24/97] "Transcending the Politics of Illusion" [4/6/97] Testimony, Judiciary Committee, US Rep., Washington DC [3/19/97] "Everything Relates to Everything" Muskingum College, New Concord, OH [3/11-13/97] "The Fire This Time: The Burning of African/American Churches" Muskingum College, New Concord, OH [3/11-13/97] "Managed Care" Muskingum College, New Concord, OH [3/11-13/97] "The Moral State of the Union" Muskingum College, New Concord, OH [3/11-13/97] Remarks on the death of R. Mac Charles Jones, NY [3/9/97] Remarks at the Carl Sagan Memorial Service, NY [2/27/97] "Everything Relates to Everything" TCU Ministers Week, Fort Worth, TX [2/3-6/97] "Managed Care" TCU Ministers Week, Fort Worth, TX [2/3-6/97]

  1. Burke Library at Union Theological Seminary
  2. Joan Brown Campbell papers, 1990 -- 2000
  3. Joan Brown Campbell papers, 1990 -- 2000

University Council records, 1890-1969 8 linear feet

. University Council minutes are available for use via Faculty Meeting Minutes (UA#0005)
Columbia University. University Council

This collection consists of the minutes and correspondence files of the University Council (1890 to 1968).

  1. Columbia University Archives

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