Project List

Asterisks [*] denote projects in progress.

In parentheses are dates of project and number of pages, respectively.

• [A]
• Addicts Who Survived
• Air Force Academy (5,754 p.)
• Alaskan Pioneers (1959-62, 394 p.)
• American Academy of Pediatrics (481 p.)
• American Association of Physics Teachers (1963, 193 p.)
• American Craftspeople (1984-88, over 7,000 pages)
• American Cultural Leaders (1968, 1,508 p.)
• American Entrepreneurs (1,445 p.)
• American Historians (1968-69, 2,752 p.)
• Anthropology
• Architecture (1961, 133 p.)
• Argentina (1971-73, 8,137 p.)
• Henry H. Arnold (1,726 p.)
• Association for the Aid of Crippled Children (1972, 572 p.)
• Austrian (1976, 572 p.)
• Aviation (1961, 5,200 p.)

• [B]
• Abraham D. Beame Administration
• Benedum and the Oil Industry (1951, 1,085 p.)
• Bennington Summer School of the Dance (1978-79, 5,423 p.)
• Black Journalists (6,500 p.)
• Black Labor Leaders
• Black Panthers (2,500 p.)
• Black Women Oral History (1976-80, 3,056 p.)
• Book-of-the-Month Club (1955, 1,099 p.)
• Nicholas Murray Butler (1951-71, 186 p.)

• [C]
• Carnegie Corporation of New York (Part I) (1966-70, 9,948 p.)
• Carnegie Corporation of New York (Part II)*
• Children's Television Workshop (1972, 164 p.)
• China Missionaries (1969-72, 2,815 p.)
• Chinese Oral History (1958-76, 17,584 p.)
• Civil Rights in Alabama (1964, 259 p.)
• Civil War Centennial (1965, 143 p.)
• Lucius B. Clay (591 p.)
• Columbia Crisis of 1968 (1968, 2,426 p.)
• Columbia University's 250th Anniversary* (2,153 p.)
• Community Service Society (1980-82, 446 p.)
• Continental Group (1974-75, 21,306 p.)
• Council for Exceptional Children (1,321 p.)
• Hart Crane (1963, 225 p.)

• [D]
• Debevoise, Plimpton, Lyons & Gates (494 p.)
• Donovan, Leisure, Newton & Irvine (1,079 p.)
• Douglas, Helen Gahagan (1973-78, 1,293 p.)
• Duke, James B. (1966, 2,907 p.)

• [E]
• Edison, Thomas Alva (1972-73, 1,045 p.)
• Eisenhower Administration (1962-72, 35,597 p.)
• Ethnic Groups and American Foreign Policy (1974-86, 2,660 p.)
• Exciting Times, High Hopes(99 p.)

• [F]
• Farm Holiday Association (1960-61, 194 p.)
• Federal Communications Commission (1978-79, 530 p.)
• Federated Department Stores (1965, 2,911 p.)
• Flaherty, Robert J. (1973-74, 1,200 p.)
• Fly, James Lawrence (1967, 655 p.)
• Flying Tigers (1962, 583 p.)
• Forest History Society (Part A) (1957, 237 p.)
• Forest History Society (Part B) (1964-73, 981 p.)
• Friends of the Columbia Libraries (95 p.)

• [G]
• Gay Officers Action League (500 p.)
• German Teachers and the Nazi Era (276 p.)
• Goudy Society (1942-72, 139 p.)
• Gregg, John Robert (1954-55, 163 p.)

• [H]
• Hammarskjold, Dag (1962, 230 p.)
• Health Sciences (1962-67, 3,427 p.)
• Hematology (1985-89, 480 p.)
• Hemophilia
• Hofstadter, Richard (1972, 235 p.)
• Hollywood Film Industry (1971, 869 p.)
• Hungarian (1974-88, 1,543 p.)

• [I]
• Independence National Historical Park (1970, 574 p.)
• Infant Development (1982, 379 p.)
• Institute of Inter-American Affairs (1984-89, 458 p.)
• International Negotiations (1970-73, 2,243 p.)
• Iranian-American Relations (1985-89, 1,595 p.)

• [J]
• Jackson Hole Preserve (1966, 1,080 p.)
• Japanese American Citizens' League*
• Japanese Women
• Javits, Benjamin Abraham (1978-1980, 677 p.)
• Jazz (1971, 209 p.)
• Journalism Lectures (2,486 p.)

• [K]
• Kennedy, John F. (1972-78, 443 p.)
• Kirkland College (1977-78, 401 p.)
• Koch, Edward I. (over 3,000 p.)
• Kollontai, Alexandra (1976-78, 369 p.)

• [L]
• La Follette Civil Liberties Committee (1963, 163 p.)
• Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory (7,814 p.)
• League of Nations (1966-69, 866 p.)
• Lehman, Herbert H. (1959, 414 p.)
• Lenox Hill Hospital*
• Levitt, Arthur (1953-87, 449 p.)
• Lichtenberger, Arthur Carl (1984, 183 p.)
• Longwood Gardens (1975-80, 320 p.)
• Lowenstein, Allard K. (1985-88, 619 p.)

• [M]
• The Making of the New Deal
• Manhattan Plaza
• Marc XX (1988-89, 142 p.)
• Marine Corps (1966-71, 19,931 p.)
• Marshall Plan (1947-59, 118 p.)
• McGraw Hill (1953-73, 5,332 p.)
• Mercury Theatre/Theatre Union (1,694 p.)
• Mining Engineers (1961, 518 p.)
• Mount Sinai Hospital (1965, 1,335 p.)

• [N]
• National Association of Social Workers (1977-81, 2,496 p.)
• Naval History (1960-69, 17,987 p.)
• Nevins, Allan (1966-71, 580 p.)
• New York Bar (1975-79, 1,900 p.)
• New York Botanical Garden (1973, 448 p.)
• New York Financial Writers Association
• New York Political Studies (Part I) (1960-62, 2,723 p.)
• New York Political Studies (Part II) (1965, 379 p.)
• New York Political Studies (Part III) (1949, 291 p.)
• New York University (1976, 214 p.)
• New York's Art World (1976-78, 1,313 p.)
• No Ivory Tower
• Nobel Laureates on Scientific Research (1964, 1,689 p.)
• Northside Center for Child Development (1,497 p.)
• Noyes Foundation (1,702 p.)

• [O]
• Occupation of Japan (1960-61, 1,488 p.)

• [P]
• Patterson, Robert P. (1960-62, 585 p.)
• Pew Charitable Trusts/Glenmede Trust (2,193 p.)
• Photography (1976-78, 640 p.)
• Physicians and AIDS (7,087 p.)
• Physicians for Reproductive Health and Choice Project (1,401 p.)
• Poets on Their Poetry (1971-75, 446 p.)
• Popular Arts (1958-60, 7,812 p.)
• Proskauer, Joseph M. (1963-64, 158 p.)
• Psychoanalytic Movement (1963-82, 2,591 p.)

• [R]
• Radio Liberty (1965, 1,684 p.)
• Radio Pioneers (1950-74, 4,795 p.)
• Rare Books
• Religious Educators (2,092 p.)
• Ribicoff, Abraham A. (1,039 p.)
• Rockefeller Foundation
• Roosevelt [Theodore Roosevelt Association] (1953-55, 515 p.)
• Russell Reynolds Associates (369 p.)

• [S]
• Sherrill, Henry Knox (1980-84, 2,040 p.)
• Social Security (1965-68, 10,818 p.)
• Socialist Movement (1965, 1,141 p.)
• Southern Intellectual Leaders (2,796 p.)
• Spencer Foundation (1981-85, 4,452 p.)
• Stevenson, Adlai E. (1966-70, 5,606 p.)
• Student Movements of the 1960s (1984-86, over 8,000 p.)

• [T]
• Taft, Robert A. (1967-70, 1,624 p.)
• Trilling, Diana

• [U]
• Unemployment Insurance (1980, 1,701 p.)
• United Nations Conference, San Francisco, 1945 (77 p.)
• United Negro College Fund (1979-81, 2,473 p.)
• United States Diplomats at the United Nations (716 p.)

• [V]
• Venezuelan Labor Leaders
• Vietnam Veterans (1973-75, 4,829 p.)

• [W]
• War on Poverty (1,606 p.)
• Warren, Earl (185 p.)
• WBAI Radio Station (108 p.)
• Washington Press Club Foundation: Women in Journalism (more than 7,077 pages)
• Weyerhaeuser Timber Company (1953-56 3,045 p.)
• Women in the Federal Government (1981-88, 2,328 p.)
• Women in Journalism (1974, 129 p.)
• Women's History and Population Issues (1973-76, 2,164 p.)
• Woods, George D. (1983-85, 1,021 p.)
• WOR Radio Station (1981-82, 287 p.)
• World Bank (1,392 p.)

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