John Tyler Caldwell Papers
MC 00037
Special Collections Research Center
24.75 Linear feet
42 archival boxes, 3 cartons
1893 - 1995
The John Tyler Caldwell Papers document the extensive public life of John Tyler Caldwell (1911-1995). These papers reflect the various roles and challenges Caldwell faced as a political science professor, president of Alabama College, president of the University of Arkansas, and chancellor of North Carolina State University.
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42 archival boxes, 3 cartons
Caldwell, John T. (John Tyler), 1911-1995
Restrictions to Access
This collection is open for research; access requires at least 24 hours advance notice.
Acquisitions Information
Transfer from Alumni Affairs Office on July 3, 1969; Gift from Dr. John T. Caldwell on June 27, 1975; January 7, 1976; October 14, 1976; and March 5, 1981; Transfer from D.H. Hill Library on February 2, 1970 and December 31, 1984; Gift from Mrs. John T. Caldwell on February 2, 1996 and July 24, 1996.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], John Tyler Caldwell Papers, MC 37, Special Collections Research Center, North Carolina State University Libraries, Raleigh, NC
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Biographical Note
John Tyler Caldwell was born in
Yazoo City, Mississippi, on
December 11, 1911. He earned a bachelor of science degree from
Mississippi State College (
1932), master's degrees from
Duke University (
1936) and
Columbia University (
1937), and a doctoral degree in
political science from
Princeton University (
1939) as a
Julius Rosenwald Fellow. A political science instructor, Caldwell taught at
Holmes Junior College from
1932 to
1936 and at
Vanderbilt University from
1939 to
1947. He entered the
United States Navy as an Ensign in
1942, eventually earning a
Bronze Star Medal for his service in
Okinawa. During this time, Caldwell was married to
Helen Prentice from
1942 to
1945. In
1946, he left the Navy with the rank of Lt. Commander. At Vanderbilt he met
Catherine Wadsworth Zeek. They married in May
1947. That same year,
Alabama College (now the
University of Montevallo) selected Caldwell as their president (
1947-1952). He served as President of the
University of Arkansas from
1952 to
1959. He then accepted the
Chancellorship at
North Carolina State College (later
North Carolina State University), a position he held from
1959 to
1975.
Chancellor Caldwell married
Carol Schroeder Erskine in
June 1963, two years after the death of his second wife, Catherine Zeek Caldwell. As chancellor, Caldwell oversaw the expansion of North Carolina State from a college to a Class I research university. His reputation as an effective administrator gained both state and national recognition because of his effective handling of volatile issues and events, such as the university's controversial name changes and
student protests over
civil rights and the
Vietnam War. After retiring, Caldwell taught
political science and
education courses at North Carolina State University until
1985, and was president of the
Triangle Universities Center for Advanced Research (
1975-1982).
In
1976, NCSU named its most prestigious merit-based scholarships in Caldwell's honor, the
John T. Caldwell Merit Scholarships. In
1988, Caldwell accepted the interim presidency of the
Research Triangle Foundation. A popular orator, Caldwell continually gave speeches for various organizations and causes. He received numerous awards, including the
Watauga Medal in
1986, the
North Carolina Award in
1987, and the University of North Carolina Board of Governor's
University Award in
1989.
Caldwell died on October 13, 1995.
Scope and Content Note
The majority of the
John Tyler Caldwell papers document his extensive public life. These papers reflect the various roles and challenges Caldwell faced as a political science professor, president of
Alabama College, president of the
University of Arkansas and chancellor of
North Carolina State University. The collection demonstrates Caldwell's role as "chief architect in the development of NCSU as a comprehensive and internationally acclaimed institution of higher education" through its Administrative and Correspondence files. A member of many committees and organizations, Caldwell's public life extended beyond the borders of the university into the surrounding community. Conference and reference files reflect issues which affected the South and the nation. Correspondence, memoranda, newspaper clippings, articles, artifacts, speeches, lectures, travels and photographs chronicle a life rarely out of the public eye.
A limited portion of Caldwell's private life is represented in these papers. Biographical material exists, but not in abundance. Addended material concentrates on Caldwell's service in the
United States Naval Reserves during
World War II, particularly in
Okinawa. Located in the Personal files, these documents reveal United States policies toward Okinawa and Caldwell's role in the transfer of political power back to the Okinawans after the war. Other documents focus on administrative aspects of friends and family. A few interesting topics include Caldwell's involvement in the
First Church of Christ, Scientist, and an article on his political views regarding
John F. Kennedy. Correspondence, photographs, articles, and newspaper clippings are included. Oversized items are located in the flat files and are not inventoried by item in the finding aid.
Organization of the Collection
The John Tyler Caldwell Papers are divided into ten series: Administrative Files; Correspondence; Personal Files; Speeches; Lectures, Thesis and Dissertation; Travels; Reference Files; Artifacts; and Flat Files.
Related Material
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John T. Caldwell Biographical File, UA 50.3.10
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Chancellor's Office Record Group, General Records Sub-Group, 1891 - 1995, UA 2.1
Alabama College
Caldwell, John T. (John Tyler), 1911-1995
Kennedy, John F. (John Fitzgerald), 1917-1963
North Carolina State University--Administration.
United States. Naval Reserve.
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville.
Letters (correspondence)
Political science--Study and teaching
Administrative Files
MC 00037 series 1
7.0 Linear feet
1932 - 1991
14 archival boxes
Scope and Contents note
Contains correspondence, articles, and memoranda on Caldwell's involvement in colleges, universities, conferences, committees, memberships, and organizations. These are listed chronologically.
Colleges and Universities
1932 - 1994
Holmes Junior College, Mississippi
1
1
1932 - 1933, 1969
University of Arkansas
1952 - 1984
Appointed Chancellor
1
2
1952
Letters of Congratulation (1 of 3)
1
3
1952
Letters of Congratulation (2 of 3)
1
4
1952
Letters of Congratulation (3 of 3)
1
5
1952
Correspondence with University of Alabama
1
6
1956
Correspondence (1 of 2)
1
7
1976 - 1984
Correspondence (2 of 2)
1
8
1976 - 1984
North Carolina State College/University
1959 - 1991
Newsclippings
1
9
1959
Letters of Congratulation (1 of 7)
2
1
1959
Letters of Congratulation (2 of 7)
2
2
1959
Letters of Congratulation (3 of 7)
2
3
1959
Letters of Congratulation (4 of 7)
2
4
1959
Letters of Congratulation (5 of 7)
2
5
1959
Letters of Congratulation (6 of 7)
2
6
1959
Letters of Congratulation (7 of 7)
3
1
1959
Installation as Chancellor[See also: Item in Flat Files]
3
2
2
1960
Chancellor's March,
3
3
1964
Letters Regarding All-University Convocation (1 of 3)
3
4
1969
Letters Regarding All-University Convocation (2 of 3)
3
5
1969
Letters Regarding All-University Convocation (3 of 3)
3
6
1969
Letters Regarding Retirement (1 of 2)
3
7
1974 - 1975
Letters Regarding Retirement (2 of 2)
3
8
1974 - 1975
Letters Regarding Retirement [See also: Items in Flat Files]
2
4
1
1975 - 1976
Faculty Position
4
2
1975 - 1978
Graduate Students
4
3
1975 - 1980
Tapestry [See also: Item in Flat Files]
4
4
1
1975 - 1982
Letters of Recommendation (1 of 4)
4
5
1976 - 1987
Letters of Recommendation (2 of 4)
4
6
1976 - 1987
Letters of Recommendation (3 of 4)
4
7
1976 - 1987
Letters of Recommendation (4 of 4)
4
8
1976 - 1987
Letters of Recommendation
5
1
1987 - 1991
Princeton University (1 of 2)
5
2
1976 - 1987
Princeton University (2 of 2)
5
3
1976 - 1987
Mississippi State University
5
4
1977 - 1987
Alabama College/University of Montevallo
5
5
1978 - 1994
Agency for International Development
5
6
1965 - 1968
Air University Relations Advisory Committee
5
7
1965 - 1970
Air University Board of Visitors
5
8
1970 - 1973
American Association of Land-Grant Colleges and State Universities
5
9
1958 - 1959
Committees, Memberships, Organizations, etc.
1926 - 1993
American Association of Land-Grant Colleges and State Universities
6
1
1958 - 1959
American Institute of Architects, N.C. Chapter [See also: Item in Flat Files]
6
2
1
1977 - 1978, 1981
American Institute of Pacific Relations
6
3
1953
Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies (1 of 2)
6
4
1977 - 1981
Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies (2 of 2)
6
5
1977 - 1981
Boy Scouts (1 of 4)
6
6
1926, 1969 - 1977
Boy Scouts (2 of 4)
6
7
1926, 1969 - 1977
Boy Scouts (3 of 4)
6
8
1926, 1969 - 1977
Boy Scouts (4 of 4)
6
9
1926, 1969 - 1977
Caldwell Scholars [See also: Items in Flat Files]
1
7
1
1979 - 1982
Capital Area Planning Commission
7
2
No Dates
Centennial Steering Committee
7
3
1985 - 1987
Center for International Studies at Duke
7
4
1979
Center for the Study of Human Values
7
5
1974, 1978 - 1981
City of Raleigh Mayor's Community Relations (1 of 2)
7
6
1968 - 1970
City of Raleigh Mayor's Community Relations (2 of 2)
7
7
1968 - 1970
City of Raleigh Public Forum on Billboards and Other Off Premises Advertising Regulations
7
9
1983 - 1986
Commission on the Future of Raleigh
7
10
1981
Committee for Advancement of School Administration
7
11
1957 - 1960
Common Cause (1 of 3)
8
1
1971 - 1992
Common Cause (2 of 3)
8
2
1971 - 1992
Common Cause (3 of 3)
8
3
1971 - 1992
CP&L Merit Scholarship Selection Committee
8
4
1984 - 1988
Educational Testing Service/E.T.S. (1 of 4)
8
5
1956 - 1985
Educational Testing Service/E.T.S. (2 of 4)
8
6
1956 - 1985
Educational Testing Service/E.T.S. (3 of 4)
8
7
1956 - 1985
Educational Testing Service/E.T.S. (4 of 4)
8
8
1956 - 1985
Federal Judicial Center
9
1
1977
Frank Porter Graham Fund for Human Values in Public Life
9
2
1983 - 1984
Friends of the Constitution of the United States/F.O.C.U.S.
9
3
1990
Friends of Currituck Banks (1 of 4)
9
4
1978 - 1984
Friends of Currituck Banks (2 of 4)
9
5
1978 - 1984
Friends of Currituck Banks (3 of 4)
9
6
1978 - 1984
Friends of Currituck Banks (4 of 4)
9
7
1978 - 1984
Friends of Wake County
9
8
No Date
Future of North Carolina Commission
9
9
1982 - 1983
Institute for Natural Philosophy
9
10
1979
Iredell County Celebration of the Bi-Centennial, Statesville, N.C.
9
11
1975 - 1977
James Sprout Technical College
10
1
1981 - 1982
Land Stewardship Council of N.C.
10
2
1981
Mathematical Sciences Research Institute
10
3
1979
Microelectronics Center of N.C.
10
4
1982
Middle Atlantic Technology Center
10
5
1983 - 1984
National Academy of Education
10
6
1976
National Association of State Universities
10
7
1955 - 1957
National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges
10
8
1992
National Commission on Accreditation
10
9
1954 - 1959
National Humanities Center
10
10
1979 - 1988
North Carolina Art Society
10
11
1976 - 1979
North Carolina Association of Independent Colleges and Universities
10
12
1975 - 1976
North Carolina Center for Literacy Development
10
13
1987
North Carolina Center for Public Policy Research
10
14
1977 - 1978
North Carolina Commission on the Bi-Centennial of the United States Consitution
10
15
1986
North Carolina Committtee for Continued Education
10
16
1973 - 1974
North Carolina Educational Opportunities Center
11
1
1974 - 1975
North Carolina Humanities Committee/Council (1 of 3)
11
2
1974 - 1991
North Carolina Humanities Committee/Council (2 of 3)
11
3
1974 - 1991
North Carolina Humanities Committee/Council (3 of 3)
11
4
1974 - 1991
North Carolina Legislature
11
5
1977
North Carolina Nature Conservancy
11
6
1977
North Carolina Peace Network
11
7
1982 - 1983
North Carolina State University Education Foundation, Inc.
11
8
1987 - 1990
North Carolina Women's Resource Center
11
9
1987
Overseas Development Council
11
10
1969 - 1975
Park Broadcasting, Inc. (1 of 2)
12
1
1970 - 1976
Park Broadcasting, Inc. (2 of 2)
12
2
1970 - 1976
Phi Beta Kappa
12
3
1981 - 1982
Research Triangle Foundation
12
4
1976 - 1988
Rex Hospital Foundation
12
5
1981 - 1982
Rotary Club of Raleigh
12
6
1982
Triangle J Council of Government Nuclear Energy Public Information Commission
12
7
1987
Triangle University Center for Advanced Studies, Inc./TUCASI (1 of 3)
12
8
1977 - 1992
Triangle University Center for Advanced Studies, Inc./TUCASI (2 of 3)
12
9
1977 - 1992
Triangle University Center for Advanced Studies, Inc./TUCASI (3 of 3)
12
10
1977 - 1992
United Way Campaign for Wake County
12
11
1988
UNC-Wilmington
12
12
1975 - 1976
UNC-Board of Governors, University Awards Ceremonies
13
1
1985 - 1987
United States National Commission for United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization/UNESCO
13
2
1968 - 1969
Wake County Library
13
3
1993
Women Administrators in North Carolina Higher Education
13
4
1977 - 1985
Conferences
1967 - 1978
UNESCO Conference of Ministers of Education of European Member States on Access to Higher Education (1 of 2)
13
5
1967
UNESCO Conference of Ministers of Education of European Member States on Access to Higher Education (2 of 2)
13
6
1967
The 22nd Agricultural Credit Conference
13
7
1976
The Peoples of the South: Heritages and Futures, A Regional Conference on the Humanities and Public Policy
13
8
1976
Symposium on the Modern Role of the Land-Grant University/Dedication of the McKimmon Center
13
9
1976
Human Values and Public Policy
13
10
1976
The Methodist College Forum: The South in Transition
13
11
1977
Beyond the Locker Room: Athletic Administration and Fund Raising
13
12
1977
The Southern Mind and the Southern Wage
13
13
1977
Challenge for Change: 1977 EFNEP Conference
13
14
1977
Public Affairs Symposium: The American Free Enterprise System
13
15
1977
Equality and Efficiency in the American Economy (1 of 2)
13
16
1978
Equality and Efficiency in the American Economy (2 of 2)
13
17
1978
Developing Virginia's Resources for the Future: Visiting Scholar Program, Virginia Extension Service Professional Improvement Conference
14
1
1978
The Humanities: Perceptions, Purposes, Prospects
14
2
1978
Odyssey '79: Maryland Humanities Conference
14
3
1979
Higher Education: Economic Impact on Raleigh and Wake County, Educational and Cultural Opposition Found Here; Trends and Challenges Ahead
14
4
1980
The 1980 Galaxy Conference for Livelong Learning
14
5
1980
National Association for Foreign Student Affairs Conference
14
6
1982
Agriculture in the 21st Century
14
7
1983
A Look into Extension's Future: ECOP National Staff Development Conference
14
8
1983
The World Growth Policy Group: A Conference on Global Modeling and Discontinuous Change
14
9
1983
The Human Imperative: Technology and the Humanities Perspective
14
10
1984
70th Annual Kansas Cooperative Extension Services Conference
14
11
1984
Foresight Capability and Political Constraints: Global Linkages at the National Level
14
12
1984
Leadership Winston-Salem: Government and Political Process
14
13
1986
Faculty Conference at Quail Roost
14
14
1986
Agricultural Leadership Symposium: New Directions in Agriculture
14
15
1986
Miracles on Main Street - A Cultural Rebirth
14
16
1987
Framework for Freedom: 200 Years of the American Constitution
14
17
1987
Agricultural Leadership Symposium: New Directions in Agriculture
14
18
1987
NCSU Symposium on Ethics in the Profession and Workplace
14
19
1988
Southeast Regional Conference of the National Council for Resource Development
14
20
1988
Leadership Conference: Employment Security Commission of North Carolina
14
21
1989
AIA North Carolina Summer Design Conference: Design and Diversions
14
22
1991
North Carolina A&T State University: Higher Education in the Next Century
14
23
1991
The Public Policy Forum: Driving North Carolina Highways
14
24
1991
Correspondence
MC 00037 series 2
2.8 Linear feet
1952 - 1996
5.7 archival boxes
Scope and Contents note
Caldwell's correspondence is divided into personal (1952-1981) and miscellaneous (1981-1992). This separation is part of Caldwell's original order. The correspondence contains handwritten notes and letters, typed letters, and memoranda. Letters are arranged chronologically.
Personal
1952 - 1981
(1 of 2)
15
1
1952 - 1958
(2 of 2)
15
2
1952 - 1958
(1 of 2)
15
3
1959
(2 of 2)
15
4
1959
(1 of 2)
15
5
1960
(2 of 2)
15
6
1960
(1 of 2)
15
7
1961
(2 of 2)
15
8
1961
(1 of 2)
16
1
1962
(2 of 2)
16
2
1962
(1 of 2)
16
3
1963
(2 of 2)
16
4
1963
16
5
1964
16
6
1965
16
7
1966
16
8
1967
17
1
1968
(1 of 2)
17
2
1969
(1 of 2)
17
3
1969
17
4
1970
17
5
1971
(1 of 2)
17
6
1971 - 1972
(2 of 2)
17
7
1971 - 1972
(1 of 2)
17
8
1973
(2 of 2)
17
9
1973
18
1
1974
(1 of 2)
18
2
1975
(2 of 2)
18
3
1975
(1 of 2)
18
4
1976
(2 of 2)
18
5
1976
18
6
1977
(1 of 2)
18
7
1978
(2 of 2)
18
8
1978
19
1
1979
19
2
1980
19
3
1981
Miscellaneous
1981 - 1992
(1 of 2)
19
4
1981
(2 of 2)
19
5
1981
(1 of 2)
19
6
1982
(2 of 2)
19
7
1982
19
8
1983
19
9
1984
20
1
1985
20
2
1986
20
3
1987
20
4
1988
20
5
1989
20
6
1990
20
7
1991
20
8
1992
Personal Files
MC 00037 series 3
1.25 Linear feet
1893 - 1995
2.5 archival boxes
Scope and Contents note
Contains limited biographical material on John Tyler Caldwell. Includes mostly administrative information on the estates of his mother, Helen Lilley Caldwell, and first wife, Catherine Zeek Caldwell. Addended files focus on his service in the United States Naval Reserves during World War II. The majority of material relates to Okinawa's political situation after the war. Included are personal histories of Okinawa written by Caldwell, Willard A. Hanna, and James T. Watkins, as well as newspaper clippings, letters, and articles on the First Church of Christ, Scientist, and his political views on John F. Kennedy.
Bell, N. Eric
20
9
1959 - 1968
Biographical Sketches
20
10-11
1954 - 1995
Caldwell, Helen Lilley Tyler Estate
20
12
1954 - 1957
Caldwell, Helen Lilley Tyler Estate
21
1
1954 - 1957
Caldwell, Helen Lilley Tyler Furniture
21
2
1955
Caldwell, Catherine Zeek
21
3
1961
Caldwell, Catherine Zeek Memorial Fund
21
4
1961
Carloss, Helen Rembert
21
5
1893 - 1948
Carroway, Joyce
21
6
1974 - 1975
Certificates, Awards, Citations (1 of 2) [See also: Items in Flat Files]
21
7
1
1942 - 1995
Certificates, Awards, Citations (2 of 2) [See also: Items in Flat Files]
21
8
1
1942 - 1995
College Transcripts
21
9
1937 - 1942
Diploma, Doctor of Philosophy from Princeton Univeristy
2
1939
Diploma, Doctor of Laws from Wake Forest College
2
1960
Diploma, Doctor of Laws from University of Maryland
2
1970
Diploma, Master of Arts from Columbia University
2
1945
Diploma, from Yazoo City High School
2
1928
The First Church of Christ, Scientist
21
10
1943 - 1977
Hanna, Willard A.
21
11
1990 - 1993
Historic Family Property
21
12
1954, 1981
Investments
21
13
1952 - 1957
Newspaper Clippings (1 of 2)
21
14
1952 - 1985
Newspaper Clippings (2 of 2)
21
15
1952 - 1985
Newspaper Clippings
22
1
1975 - 1995
Photographs/Drawings (1 of 4) [See also: Items in Flat Files]
1
22
2
Photographs/Drawings (2 of 4) [See also: Items in Flat Files]
22
3
1
Photographs/Drawings (3 of 4) [See also: Items in Flat Files]
22
4
1
Photographs/Drawings (4 of 4) [See also: Items in Flat Files]
1
22
5
Political Views of John F. Kennedy
22
6
1960
Resolution from National Assembly of Panama
2
1956
Ryukya American Historical Research Society
22
7
1990 - 1994
Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association of America
22
8
1952 - 1955
United States Naval Reserves (1 of 2)
22
9
1941 - 1954
United States Naval Reserves (2 of 2)
22
10
1941 - 1954
United States Naval Reserves
22A
1
1941 - 1954
Watkins, James T.
22A
2
1953
Speeches
MC 00037 series 4
4.0 Linear feet
1932 - 1993
8 archival boxes
Scope and Contents note
Contains Caldwell's speeches from Mississippi Cultural & Mechanical College, Alabama College, University of Arkansas, and North Carolina State University. Also contains speeches given to organizations. These are arranged chronologically with undated speeches at the end.
Mississippi Agricultural & Mechanical College
22A
3
1932
Alabama College
1947 - 1952
22A
4
1947 - 1949
22A
5
1950 - 1952
22A
6
No Dates
(1 of 3)
23
1
No Dates
(2 of 3)
23
2
No Dates
(3 of 3)
23
3
No Dates
University of Arkansas
1952 - 1959
23
4
1952 - 1953
23
5
1953
23
6
1954 - 1955
23
7
1955 - 1956
23
8
1957 - 1959
(1 of 4)
24
1
No Dates
(2 of 4)
24
2
No Dates
(3 of 4)
24
3
No Dates
(4 of 4)
24
4
No Dates
North Carolina State College
1959 - 1962
24
5
1959
(1 of 2)
24
6
1960
(2 of 2)
24
7
1960
(1 of 2)
25
1
1961
(2 of 2)
25
2
1961
(1 of 2)
25
3
1962
(2 of 2)
25
4
1962
North Carolina State of the University of North Carolina at Raleigh
1963 - 1965
(1 of 2)
25
5
1963
(2 of 2)
25
6
1963
(1 of 2)
25
7
1964
(2 of 2)
25
8
1964
(1 of 2))
26
1
1965
(2 of 2)
26
2
1965
North Carolina State University
1966 - 1993
(1 of 2)
26
3
1966
(2 of 2)
26
4
1966
(1 of 3)
26
5
1967
(2 of 3)
26
6
1967
(3 of 3)
26
7
1967
(1 of 2)
27
1
1968
(2 of 2)
27
2
1968
(1 of 2)
27
3
1969
(2 of 2)
27
4
1969
27
5
1970
27
6
1971
28
1
1972
28
2
1973
28
3
1974
28
4
1975
(1 of 2)
28
5
1976
(2 of 2)
28
6
1976
28
7
1977
29
1
1978
29
2
1979
29
3
1980
29
4
1981
29
5
1982
29
6
1983
29
7
1984
29
8
1985
30
1
1986
30
2
1987
30
3
1988
30
4
1989
30
5
1990
30
6
1991
30
7
1992
30
8
1993
30
9
No Dates
Lectures
MC 00037 series 5
0.25 Linear feet
1976 - 1982
0.5 archival boxes
Scope and Contents note
Contains lectures on political science and education courses Caldwell taught from 1976 thru 1982. These classes dealt with higher education and American government.
PS 696/ED 696: The Politics and Organization of Higher Education
30
10
1976 - 1978
PS 607/ED 607: Politics of Higher Education
30
11-12
1977 - 1982
PS 201: The American Government System (1 of 2)
31
1
1978 - 1980
PS 201: The American Government System (2 of 2)
31
2
1978 - 1980
Thesis and Dissertation
MC 00037 series 6
0.15 Linear feet
1935 - 1939
0.3 archival boxes
Scope and Contents note
Contains Caldwell's masters thesis from Duke University (1935) and his doctoral dissertation from Princeton University (1939).
Operations of the Mississippi State Tax Commission: A Thesis, Duke University
31
3
1935
Administrative Control of State Expenditures: A Dissertation, Presented to the Faculty of Princeton University
31
4
1939
Travels
MC 00037 series 7
1.0 linear foot
1951 - 1984
2 archival boxes
Scope and Contents note
Contains Caldwell's travels abroad and in the United States from 1951 to 1984.
Carnegie Travel Grant: Eastern Tour (1 of 3)
31
5
1951 - 1952
Carnegie Travel Grant: Eastern Tour (2 of 3)
31
6
1951 - 1952
Carnegie Travel Grant: Eastern Tour (3 of 3)
31
7
1951 - 1952
Pakistan: Ford Foundation (1 of 2)
32
1
1954
Pakistan: Ford Foundation (2 of 2)
32
2
1954
Colombia
32
3
1963
Peru
32
4
1964
Yugoslavia[See Conferences]
32
5
1966 - 1967
Vienna (1 of 3)
32
6
1967
Vienna (2 of 3)
32
7
1967
Vienna (3 of 3)
32
8
1967
New York: Rockefeller Foundation
32
9
1968
European Trip (1 of 3)
32
10
1969 - 1970
European Trip (2 of 3)
33
1
1969 - 1970
European Trip (3 of 3)
33
2
1969 - 1970
U.S.S.R.
33
3
1974
Iran (1 of 2)
33
4
1975
Iran (2 of 2)
33
5
1975
Turkey
33
6
1975
Jackson, Mississippi
33
7
1981
Puerto Rico
33
8
1984
Reference Files, No Dates
MC 00037 series 8
2.3 Linear feet
5 archival boxes
Scope and Contents note
Contains Caldwell's reference material for classes and speeches. The topics are divided alphabetically and include: Research Triangle Park, Separation of Church and State, Speech Material, Higher Education, Tuition, and articles by Martin Trow.
Gardner, John W.
33
9
Land Grant Universities and Higher Education (1 of 5)
33
10
Land Grant Universities and Higher Education (2 of 5)
34
1
Land Grant Universities and Higher Education (3 of 5)
34
2
Land Grant Universities and Higher Education (4 of 5)
34
3
Land Grant Universities and Higher Education (5 of 5)
34
4
Miscellaneous (1 of 3)
34
5
Miscellaneous (2 of 3)
34
6
Miscellaneous (3 of 3)
34
7
Politics of Higher Education: PS 607/ED 607 (1 of 2)
35
1
Politics of Higher Education: PS 607/ED 607 (2 of 2)
35
2
Public Policy and Higher Private Education (1 of 5)
35
3
Public Policy and Higehr Private Education (2 of 5)
35
4
Public Policy and Higher Private Education (3 of 5)
35
5
Public Policy and Higher Private Education (4 of 5)
35
6
Public Policy and Higher Private Education (5 of 5)
35
7
Race Issues (1 of 6)
35
8
Race Issues (2 of 6)
36
1
Race Issues (3 of 6)
36
2
Race Issues (4 of 6)
36
3
Race Issues (5 of 6)
36
4
Race Issues (6 of 6)
36
5
Research Triangle Park (1 of 2)
37
1
Research Triangle Park (2 of 2)
37
2
Separation of Church and State (1 of 3)
37
3
Separation of Church and State (2 of 3)
37
4
Separation of Church and State (3 of 3)
37
5
Separation of Church and State
38
1
Speech Material
38
2
State of Higher Education (1 of 2)
38
3
State of Higher Education (2 of 2)
38
4
Tuition Issue
38
5
Trow, Martin (1 of 2)
38
6
Trow, Martin (2 of 2)
38
7
Artifacts
MC 00037 series 9
1.0 linear foot
1932 - 1992
3 archival boxes
Scope and Contents note
Contains various plaques, awards, medals, etc. Caldwell received form 1932 to 1978.
Mississippi State University:
Distinguished Alumnus of MSU,
39
1
1932
Association of County Agricultural Agents, Extension Home Economists Extension, 4-H Agents:
The Hub of Pioneering Effort,
39
2
1975
North Carolina A&T:
Centennial Award,
39
3
1991
The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International:
Paul Harris Fellow,
39
4
No Date
Clemson University:
Centennial Award,
39
5
1989
National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges:
Centennial Celebration, Washington, D.C., (1 of 2)
39
6
No Date
National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges:
Centennial Celebration, Washington, D.C., (2 of 2)
39
7
No Date
Carolinas United:
In Appreciation for Outstanding Community Service,
39
8
1969
North Carolina State University:
Sports Achievements,
40
1
1975
Boy Scouts of America:
Distinguished Eagle Scout,
40
2
1951
4-H:
Citation for Outstanding Service,
40
3
No Date
North Carolina Adult Education Association:
Special Award for Outstanding Contributions to Adult Education,
41
1
1980
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity:
Outstanding Campus Interfraternity Service Award,
41
2
1975
Air Froce, R.O.T.C.:
Outstanding Service,
41
3
1959 - 1975
North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine:
Martin Litwack Award, 1992
41
4
North Carolina State University Alumni Association:
Century Club, Alumni Loyalty Fund,
41
5
1978
Unprocessed Materials
undated
Unprocessed records
42
undated
Unprocessed records
43
undated
Unprocessed records
44
undated
Unprocessed records
45
undated