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Correspondence between Richard Heathcote Heindel, deputy director of the UNESCO relations staff, and Columbia University administrators. Correspondence relates to the United States National Commission for UNESCO and the Institute on World Affairs and International Cooperation, which was located at Pennsylvania State University. Records include: an outline of a course that was taught by Heindel at the Institute on World Affairs and International Cooperation; a pamphlet on the institute; and an outline of a conference on the social impact of industrialization and urban conditions in Africa

Correspondence between Lucia Neare and high level administrators at Columbia University. Neare served as assistant dean of the Faculties of Political Science, Philosophy, and Pure Science. Correspondence relates to routine expenditures and memorials for deceased professors. Includes a list of faculty members in the Faculties of Political Science, Philosophy, and Pure Science. Also includes a memorandum regarding the international Education Exchange Service and International Cooperation Administration. Also, correspondence regarding Neare's personnel issues