A proposed pilot program in summer 1962 for a partnership between The New School and SCHOLA, an independent initiative, for a one week intensive educational program in creative and performing arts. It is unclear whether the program was realized.

Regarding degree requirements and curriculum planning.

Committee minutes, course lists, and credit status.

Consists primarily of applications to teach at The New School Senior College. None except for Wohlgelernter actually ended up teaching. Also includes a compiled group of applicant essays. Original folder title: "New: Applicants only (alphabetically arranged)."

Snoke worked in the Registrar's office. File includes interview materials, course listing, and a 1985 faculty handbook.

Includes New School statistial reports on enrollment, demographics, and classes, many of which appear to have been sent to Dean Birenbaum by registrar Charles F. Godley.

A University of the State of New York report, "The Demography of the New York Population of Educationally and Economically Disadvantaged Adults"; correspondence with President Everett and the New York State Education Department, as well as Veteran Affairs; and a "Proposal for restructuring City University to Meet a Financial Crisis." Original folder title, "Recommendations."