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The Foundation l''im Integkayku Education, Inc.
Dr. Pitirim Sorokln
Prof, of Sociology
Harvard University May 18, 1948
Cambridge 33, Miss.
Daar Dr. Sorokln:
It will be truly a workshop. Judson R. Butler, Dean of the
General College of Boston University, President Alan Wilson and a
group from Hillyer College, Dean Myron C. Wicke and additional
representatives from Baldwin-Wallace College, are first among a
considerable group of administrative officers and teachers, active
in this field, who have signified their Intention to be present
throughout.
Professor P. A. Sorokin, Dr. Ashley Montague, Dr. Gardner
Murphy, Dr. Donald Faulkner, President Howard B. Jefferson of Clark
University, President Charles W. Cole of Amherst are among those
who have been invited and are expected to participate as resource
leaders, particularly in the evening forums.
The final program. Including speakers and leaders, will be
Issued to prospective participants in June, but we should emphasize
our intention to operate as a Workshop, adjusting the daytime
conference aspects in particular to needs as they develope.
Vie attach prime importance to this first summer V/orkshop, and
are therefore Issuing personal invitations. Except for a general
notice in MAIN CURRENTS, we are not broadcasting any announcement.
VJe .are giving priority to the group known to be aware of and at
work upon the central problem, the unity of knowledge as confirming
values for our survival in peace and freedom.
However, we are trying to make sure of reaching those who
might be disappointed if not notified. VJe of the Foundation staff
have been overwhelmed by the opportunities which have poured in
upon us, and are far behind on our schedule.
Would you, therefore, write to other friends, calling their
attention to the program enclosed, and send us (on the enclosed
card) the names of those to whom you have written?
Your3 cordially
>TA - /ccC«—-^n .
| Title | Sorokin_IX_F_7_001 |
| Transcription | The Foundation l''im Integkayku Education, Inc. Dr. Pitirim Sorokln Prof, of Sociology Harvard University May 18, 1948 Cambridge 33, Miss. Daar Dr. Sorokln: It will be truly a workshop. Judson R. Butler, Dean of the General College of Boston University, President Alan Wilson and a group from Hillyer College, Dean Myron C. Wicke and additional representatives from Baldwin-Wallace College, are first among a considerable group of administrative officers and teachers, active in this field, who have signified their Intention to be present throughout. Professor P. A. Sorokin, Dr. Ashley Montague, Dr. Gardner Murphy, Dr. Donald Faulkner, President Howard B. Jefferson of Clark University, President Charles W. Cole of Amherst are among those who have been invited and are expected to participate as resource leaders, particularly in the evening forums. The final program. Including speakers and leaders, will be Issued to prospective participants in June, but we should emphasize our intention to operate as a Workshop, adjusting the daytime conference aspects in particular to needs as they develope. Vie attach prime importance to this first summer V/orkshop, and are therefore Issuing personal invitations. Except for a general notice in MAIN CURRENTS, we are not broadcasting any announcement. VJe .are giving priority to the group known to be aware of and at work upon the central problem, the unity of knowledge as confirming values for our survival in peace and freedom. However, we are trying to make sure of reaching those who might be disappointed if not notified. VJe of the Foundation staff have been overwhelmed by the opportunities which have poured in upon us, and are far behind on our schedule. Would you, therefore, write to other friends, calling their attention to the program enclosed, and send us (on the enclosed card) the names of those to whom you have written? Your3 cordially >TA - /ccC«—-^n . |
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