Finding Aid to the Carlos Muñoz, papers, (bulk )

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1 Finding Aid to the Carlos Muñoz, papers, (bulk ) Collection number: CS ARC 2016/1 Ethnic Studies Library Berkeley, California Finding Aid Written By: Janice Otani Date Completed: November The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved.

2 COLLECTION SUMMARY Collection Title: Carlos Muñoz papers Date (inclusive): Date (bulk): bulk Collection Number: CS ARC 2016/1 Creator: Muñoz, Carlos, 1939 Extent: 28 cartons, 12 boxes, 1 oversize folder (38.25 linear feet) Repository: Ethnic Studies Library Berkeley, California, Phone: (510) Fax: (510) esl@library.berkeley.edu Abstract: The Carlos Muñoz papers contain materials relating to Chicano/Latino and Ethnic Studies, particularly with a focus on Chicano political and social movements. The collection is arranged in five series. Professional activities include biographical information, general correspondence, conference materials, speaking engagements, advising and consulting. Writings contain papers, chapters, and articles written or co-authored by Muñoz, including several articles written for the Political Science Quarterly symposium on Protest Is Not Enough (1986). There are many draft and edited versions of Muñoz s book, Youth, Identity, Power: The Chicano Movement, published in Also contains extensive background research materials for a future publication on Ernesto Galarza which are RESTRICTED until September 30, The Teaching series includes some materials relating to Muñoz s earlier teaching positions, with the majority relating to his faculty position at the. These include Ethnic Studies Department history information; administrative records; committees; program requirements; curriculum and instructional materials. There are general UCB subject files including affirmative action, faculty diversity, and protests. There are also files of other higher education institutions with Ethnic Studies classes and programs, particularly San Francisco State University Third World Strike information. The Organizations series includes those for which Muñoz was an officer, member, or participant. They include American Political Science Association (APSA), Faculty for Human Rights in El Salvador and Central America (FACHRES), La Raza Unida Party, Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF), Mexican American Movement (MAM), Movimiento Estudiantil de Aztlan (MeCHA), and Western Political Science Association (WPSA). The subject reference files relate to Muñoz s research for his writings, teaching, and professional activity. They include materials on activists, Chicano Movement, communities, education, farm workers, Latin America, politics and politicians. Languages Represented: Collection materials are in English. Physical Location: Many of the Ethnic Studies collections are stored offsite and advance notice may be required for use. For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the library's online catalog. 1

3 INFORMATION FOR RESEARCHERS Access Collection is open for research. Publication Rights Materials in this collection may be protected by the U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17, U.S.C.). In addition, the reproduction of some materials may be restricted by terms of University of California gift or purchase agreements, donor restrictions, privacy and publicity rights, licensing and trademarks. Transmission or reproduction of materials protected by copyright beyond that allowed by fair use requires the written permission of the copyright owner. Responsibility for any use rests exclusively with the user. All requests to reproduce, publish, quote from, or otherwise use collection materials must be submitted in writing to the curator, Ethnic Studies Library, Preferred Citation Carlos Muñoz papers, (bulk ), CS ARC 2016/1, Ethnic Studies Library. Alternate Forms Available There are no alternate forms of this collection. Material Cataloged Separately Printed materials have been transferred to the book collection of the Ethnic Studies Library. Indexing Terms The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's Online public access catalog. Chicano movement History College teachers California Berkeley Universities and colleges Curricula California Mexican Americans Politics and government Migrant agricultural laborers United States History Political participation United States Student movements United States History Mexican American college students Political activity California Boycotts United States History Galarza, Ernesto, United Farm Workers ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION Acquisition Information The Carlos Muñoz papers were given to the Ethnic Studies Library by Carlos Muñoz in May, Additions were made in November 2001 and May Accruals Future additions are expected. 2

4 System of Arrangement Arranged to the folder level. Processing Information Processed by Janice Otani. BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION Carlos Muñoz, Jr., was born in 1939 in the segregated Segundo Barrio in El Paso, Texas, to poor Mexican immigrant workers. He received his Ph.D. in Government from the Claremont Graduate School in He began his teaching career in 1969 when he became the founding chair of the first Mexican American Studies Department in the nation at the California State University at Los Angeles. He joined the faculty in the Comparative Cultures Program at the University of California, Irvine, in 1970 and later the faculty in the Department of Ethnic Studies at the University of California, Berkeley in 1976, where he retired in He was a pioneer in the creation of undergraduate and graduate curricula in the disciplines of Chicano/Latino and Ethnic Studies in higher education and served as the founding chair of the National Association of Chicana and Chicano Studies. As a scholar-activist, he played a leadership role in the development of the Chicano Civil Rights Movement and various multiracial movements for social justice and peace from the 1960s until his retirement. He received numerous awards for his scholarship and public intellectual activism. His book Youth, Identity, Power (1989) was the first full-length work on the origins of the Chicano Movement. SCOPE AND CONTENT OF COLLECTION The Carlos Muñoz papers contain materials relating to Chicano/Latino and Ethnic Studies, particularly with a focus on Chicano political and social movements. The collection is arranged in five series. Professional activities include biographical information, general correspondence, conference materials, speaking engagements, advising and consulting. Writings contain papers, chapters, and articles written or co-authored by Muñoz, including several articles written for the Political Science Quarterly symposium on Protest Is Not Enough (1986). There are many draft and edited versions of Muñoz s book, Youth, Identity, Power: The Chicano Movement, published in Also contains extensive background research materials for a future publication on Ernesto Galarza which are RESTRICTED until September 30, The Teaching series includes some materials relating to Muñoz s earlier teaching positions, with the majority relating to his faculty position at the. These include Ethnic Studies Department history information; administrative records; committees; program requirements; curriculum and instructional materials. There are general UCB subject files including affirmative action, faculty diversity, and protests. There are also files of other higher education institutions with Ethnic Studies classes and programs, particularly San Francisco State University Third World Strike information. The Organizations series includes those for which Muñoz was an officer, member, or participant. They include American Political Science Association (APSA), Faculty for Human Rights in El Salvador and Central America (FACHRES), La Raza Unida Party, Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF), Mexican American Movement (MAM), Movimiento Estudiantil de Aztlan (MeCHA), and Western Political Science Association (WPSA). The subject reference files relate to Muñoz s research for his writings, teaching, and professional activity. They include materials on activists, Chicano Movement, communities, education, farm workers, Latin America, politics and politicians. 3

5 SERIES DESCRIPTION SERIES 1: PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES, Carton 1; Carton 2, Folders 1-52; Boxes 1-2, Box 4. Arranged in subseries: biographical information, correspondence, speaking engagements, other activities, and consulting. Contains biographical information, mainly interviews and articles; general correspondence; materials such as correspondence, programs, papers, and background information from conferences for which Muñoz was an organizer or participant and other related conferences; speaking engagements; and other activities such as marches and demonstrations. There are consulting and advising projects including reviews for content and commentaries on films, television programs, proposals, papers, and documents. SERIES 2: WRITINGS, Carton 2, Folders 53-78; Cartons 3-6; Box 2:7; Box 5:1-20; Box 9. Arranged by papers, chapters, articles, and book written by Muñoz, then reviews and consultation of other authors writings. Contains papers, chapters, and articles written or co-authored by Muñoz. Includes reviews of other authors writings and comments while he served on editorial and advisory boards. Also Includes several articles written for the Political Science Quarterly symposium on Protest Is Not Enough (1986), including Rainbow Coalition in San Antonio and Denver and Minority Power and Urban Reform: The Case of Black and Chicano Mayors. There are many draft and edited versions of Muñoz s book, Youth, Identity, Power: The Chicano Movement, published in Also included are extensive background research materials for a future publication on Ernesto Galarza which are RESTRICTED until September 30, SERIES 3: TEACHING, Cartons 14-17; Carton 18, Folders 1-25; Box 3:1-8; Box 5:21-33; Box 6:1-12; Box 8:9-13. Arranged in three major subseries: Ethnic Studies Department with administrative, curriculum and related events; campus subject files; and other campuses with Ethnic Studies programs. Contains some materials relating to Muñoz s earlier teaching positions, with the majority relating to his faculty position at the. These include Ethnic Studies Department history information; administrative records; committees; program requirements; curriculum and instructional materials, particularly for ES41 and ES141 with titles such as, Survey of 1960s Protest Movement, Third World Politics, Identity and Power. There are general UCB subject files including affirmative action, faculty diversity, protests. There are also files of other higher education institutions with Ethnic Studies classes and programs, including other University of California campuses; California State Universities, particularly San Francisco State University Third World Strike information; and colleges in other states. SERIES 4: ORGANIZATIONS, Carton 18, Folders 26-50; Cartons 19-20; Carton 21, Folders 1-41; Box 6: Arranged alphabetically. Contains organization materials for which Muñoz was an officer, member, and participant. They include American Political Science Association (APSA), Faculty for Human Riights in El Salvador and Central America (FACHRES), La Raza Unida Party, Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF), Mexican American Movement (MAM), Movimiento Estudiantil de Aztlan (MeCHA), and Western Political Science Association (WPSA). 4

6 SERIES 5: REFERENCE FIILES, Carton 21, Folders 42-56; Cartons 22-28; Box 6:17-38; Boxes 7, 10, 11, 12 Arranged alphabetically by subject. The subject reference files relate to Muñoz s research for his writings, teaching, and professional activity. They include materials on activists, Chicano Movement, communities, education, farm workers (bracero program, Cesar Chavez, grape boycott, United Farm Workers), Latin America, politics and politicians. 5

7 CONTAINER LIST SERIES 1: PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES, Carton 1; Carton 2, Folders 1-52; Boxes 1-2, Box 4. Arranged in subseries: biographical information, correspondence, speaking engagements, other activities, and consulting. Contains biographical information, mainly interviews and articles; general correspondence; materials such as correspondence, programs, papers, and background information from conferences for which Muñoz was an organizer or participant and other related conferences; speaking engagements; and other activities such as marches and demonstrations. There are consulting and advising projects including reviews for content and commentaries on films, television programs, proposals, papers, and documents. Container Content Date BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION Interviews Ctn.1:1 Problems Ahead for the Young Chicano; Chispas, Vol. 9, No March Ctn.1:2 Curriculum for a New California: A Conversation with Cal Ethnic Studies 1999 Sept. 17 Professor Carlos Muñoz Jr.; Express, Vol. 21, No. 50 Box 1:1 On the Record with Sander Vanocur; ABC, Salt Lake City (VHS tape) 2005 Box 1:2 One on One with Dr. Muñoz; KUED Special Report with Cristina Flores; Salt c Lake City, Utah (VHS tape) Box 4:1-3 Interview by Esther Gomez (2 cassette tapes) undated Box 4:4 On Racism, KQED radio (cassette tape) undated Box 4:5 Politics and Chicano, NBC (cassette tape) undated Ctn.1:3 Articles mentioning Muñoz 1969, , 2008 Ctn.1:4 Awards 1990, undated CORRESPONDENCE Ctn.1:10 With Muñoz Ctn.1:11 Thank you cards from students 1994, Ctn.1:12 General CONFERENCES Ctn.1:13 Chicano Student/Faculty Workshop on Higher Education (participant) 1969 April 11- (University of California, Santa Barbara) 13 Ctn.1:14 Caucus for a New Political Science (participant); Center for the Study of 1969 May 1-2 Democratic Institutions (Santa Barbara, California) Ctn.1:15 Social Science Research and Political Change in Latin America (participant) 1969 May 9- : Center for Latin American Studies 11 (Asilomar, California) Box 4:6 Chicano Symposium, Channel 7 (cassette tape) c Ctn.1:16 Second annual National Conference on Issues of the Mexican American 1991 Oct. 8- (workshop leader/presenter) (Sacramento, California) 10 Ctn.1:17 National Chicano Political Caucus (resource person) (San Jose, California) 1972 April Ctn.1:18 Conferencia Internacional de las Americas (workshop leader) (California 1973 May 14- State University, Long Beach) 18 Ctn.1:19 Chicano Week (keynote speaker), Politics and Social Change: A Chicano 1975 March 6

8 Perspective (Colorado State University, Fort Collins) 5-8 Box 4:7 Socialist Forum (participant), Robert Allen presentation (University of California, 1975 May 22 San Diego) (cassette tape) Box 4:8- Political Situation in the Southwest (panelist), National Association of Chicano Studies, Richard Santillan (Austin, Texas) (3 cassette tapes) Ctn.1:20 National Chicano Forum Steering Committee (panelist) (University of Utah, Salt 1976 May 28 Lake City) Ctn.1:21 San Antonio Conference on Immigration and Public Policy, Carter Plan (Texas) 1977 Oct Ctn.1:22 Students and Political Change (presenter), Ethnic Studies Department 1979 Feb. 15 () Ctn.1:23 National Chicano Student Conference (participant) (Denver, Colorado) 1979 April 5-8 Ctn.1:24 Fourth Annual California Council for the Humanities in Public Policy (participant) 1979 Sept. 21 (San Francisco) Ctn.1:25 National Unity Organizing Conference (participant) (California State University, 1980 Feb. 17 Los Angeles) Ctn.1:26 National Concilio of America 1981 annual Planning Conference (participant) 1981 April 23- (San Francisco, California) 25 Ctn.1:27 Chicanos and Social Sciences: A Decade of Research and Development, May (University of California, Santa Barbara) 23 Ctn.1:28 The Right to Food Conference (participant), The Politics of Food and Hunger: 1983 Oct. 11- In Celebration of Peoples Struggles () 16 Ctn.1:29- Center for the Study of the Americas seminars (participant) (Berkeley, California) 1984 April- 30 June Ctn.1:31 Free Speech Movement 20 th Anniversary Project (panelist), Students in the 1984 Oct s and the 80s () Ctn.1:32 The Situation of Black, Chicano, Caribbean, Asian, and Native American 1984 Dec. 4-6 Communities in the United States (seminar presenter), Centro de Estudios Sobre America (Havana, Cuba) Ctn.1;33 Symposium on the Chicano Student Movement of the 1960s and 1970s 1985 May 10 (speaker) (Stanford University, California) Ctn.1:34 Cross-Cultural Curriculum Colloquium (speaker) (California State University, 1986 May 7 Hayward) Ctn.1:35- U.S. Policy Toward Post-Revolutionary Nicaragua (dialogue participant), 1986 July 1, 36 Institute for Contemporary Studies (San Francisco, California) 15, 22, 29 Ctn.1:37 Radicals in Academia: Effectiveness and urvival (speaker), Union for Radical 1986 Oct. 6 Political Economics () Box 4:11 National Chicano Student Conference (speaker) (UCB) (cassette tape) 1986 Ctn.1:38 Multicultural Perspectives in an Engendered Curriculum: The Latino Experience 1987 Jan. 23 (speaker) (California State University, Stanislaus) Ctn.1:39 National Chicano Student Conference: Si, Se Puede (participant) (University of 1989 April 3-5 Colorado, Boulder) Ctn.1:40 41 st annual Asilomar Conference, The U.S. in Central America: Interests and 1987 April 21, Conflicts (session presenter/seminar moderator), World Affairs Council May 1-3 of Northern California (Asilomar, California) Box 4:12- Ernesto Galarza Symposium (participant) (3 cassette tapes) 1987 Oct Third World Strike: 20 th anniversary Commemoration (organizer/panel moderator) 1989 April 10- () 11 Ctn.1:41 Correspondence, proposal, meetings, notes, background materials, newspaper articles Box 1:3-6 Third World Strike Veterans panel (panel moderator) (4 VHS tapes) 1989 April 11 7

9 Ctn.1:42 20 th Year Activist Reunion (participant) (San Antonio, Texas) 1989 Dec Ctn.1:43 Southern California Chicano History: Regional Origins and National Critique, 1989 (lecture presentation/discussion leader) (Stanford University, California) Box 1:7 First National Middle East Teach-In (speaker), Ad Hoc Committee Against a 1990 Sept. 14 Vietnam War in the Middle East (Berkeley, California) Ctn.1:44 Toward a New Majority for Justice and Peace: A Conference for Activists of 1991 April 26- Color (organizer) (UCB) 28 Ctn.1:45- Big City Governance and Fiscal Choices, Mexican Americans and Mayoral 1991 June Elections in San Antonio: (presenter), The Urban Institute (Los Angeles, California) Ctn.1:48 Assessing the Present, Seizing Our Future; Latinos and Higher Education 1991 Nov. 18 (participant) (UCB) Ctn.1:49 Activists of Color (presenter) () 1991 Ctn.1:50 Spectrum 2000 (keynote speaker) (UCB) 1991 Ctn.1:51 Public speaking workshop, graduate minority student project (presenter), 1992 March Graduate Assembly (UCB) 12 Ctn.1:52 Mexico: The North American Free Trade Agreement (participant) 1992 April 7-8 Ctn.1:53 Latino Forum on the Aftermath of the Rodney King Verdict and Civil Uprising 1992 May 2-7 (organizer/participant), MALDEF and Chicano Studies (UCB) Ctn.1:54 National Conference for Independent Labor Political Action (panelist), Labor 1992 July 25- Party Forum (San Francisco, California) 26 Ctn.1:55 Raza Day (welcome address) (UCB) 1992 Oct. 2-4 Ctn.1:56 The Critical Use of History (keynote speaker) (Stanford University, California) 1996 Nov. 16 Box 1:8 La Raza Law Journal Spring Symposium, Educating California: All Our 1998 March Children (speaker), R. Moran, W. Wong Fillmore, C. Baca 14 Ctn.1:57 A Dialogue with Cuba (participant), Ethnic Studies Department (UCB) 1998 March Ctn.1:58 Crossing Over: Third World Strike: ; Ethnic Studies and Radical 1999 April 9- Politics Beyond the Schooling Industrial Complex (session facilitator) (UCB) 10 Ctn.1:59 Faculty Affirmative Action Workshop, Definitions of Scholarship as a Barrier April 22 To Tenure (speaker), Graduate Assembly (UCB) Ctn.1:60 Human rights in the Americas (moderator) () April Box 4:15 OXY Galarza Symposium (cassette tape) undated Box 4:16- Workshop on Nationalism, Corky Gonzalez (Long Beach, California) undated 19 (4 cassette tapes) Box 4:20 Panel with Esteban Torres and Vasquez Chavarria (cassette tape) undated Box 4:21 Marxist Scholars Conference (cassette tape) undated Box 4:22- CASA panel, Popular Struggles (California State University, Los Angeles) undated 23 (2 cassette tapes) Box 4:24 Symposium on Internal Colonialism, Frank Bonilla, Mario Barrerra (University undated of California, Los Angeles) (cassette tape) Box 4:25 Crisis in America, The Chicano Symposium, Ross Muñoz, Channel 7 (cassette undated tape) RELATED CONFERENCES Ctn.1:61 Spanish Speaking Coalition Unidos Conference (Arlington, Virginia) 1971 Oct Ctn.1:62 The University in the Seventies: The Impacts of Changing Circumstances 1974 March (University of California, Santa Cruz) Social Work in the Chicano Community (Parlier, California) 1974 April

10 Ctn.1:63 Transcripts of proceedings 1974 April Box 4:26- Symposium panel; Manuel Aguirre, Ernesto Galarza, Juliet Ruiz, Alex 1974 April 33 Saragoza, Marta Sotomayor (8 cassette tapes) Box 8:1-8 Slides 1974 April Ctn.2:1 California Conference on Immigration and Public Policy (Los Angeles, California) 1977 Aug. 21 Ctn.2:2 El Primer Simposium Internacional Sobre los Problemas de Trabajadores 1978 July 11- Migratorios de Mexico y los Estados Unidos de Norteamerica 14 (University of Guadalajara, Mexico) Ctn.2:3 Fifth Annual National Symposium on Hispanic Business and Economy (Arizona 1978 Sept. 20- State University, Tempe) 22 Ctn.2:4 Mexican Immigration into California: Human Values and Public Policy (San 1979 Dec. 7-8 Jose, California) Ctn.2:5 Joint Conference: The California State University and Colleges and University 1980 Feb. 10- of California, The Universities Response to the Students of the 80s 12 (Asilomar, California) Ctn.2:6 Chicano Conference (list of attendees) 1981 Ctn.2:7 Santa Helena Hispanic Summit (San Francisco, California) 1984 July Ctn.2:8 The Impact of Higher Education on the Ethnic Community, Education Rights 1985 Commission (San Francisco State University, California) Ctn.2:9 Chicano Youth Conference, La Educacion es el Principio del Futuro (San 1985 Francisco State University, California) Ctn.2:10 Latino Conference on Central America, American Friends Service Committee 1989 April 29 (San Francisco, California) Ctn.2:11 The Dinkins Administration and the Puerto Rican Community (New York, 1989 April 29 New York) SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS Ctn.2:12 Adelante (Santa Ana, California) 1972 July 21 Ctn.2-13 La Raza Unida Party, Chicano political representation c Box 4:34 Lecture and discussion (Colorado State College) (cassette tape) 1974 Ctn.2:14 Professional Development Program, Christmas fund raising party (UCB) 1981 Dec. 1 Ctn.2:15 Professional Development Program, Convocation (UCB) 1982 May 6 Ctn.2:16 Partnership Students, Relations with Schools (keynote) (UCB) 1984 July 27 Ctn.2:17 West Contra Costa Hispanic Forum, Second Installation Dinner (keynote) 1984 Oct. (Richmond, California) Ctn.2:18 Third Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Convocation (UCB) 1985 April 12 Ctn.2:19 The Frente Foundation, Casa Joaquin Murieta dinner (Berkeley, California) 1989 April 27 Ctn.2;20 Chicana/o Biography Class regarding Ernesto Galarza (UCB)` 1989 Nov. Box 4:35 Chicano studies presentation (cassette tape) 1990 Jan. 23 Ctn.2:21 Formando Puentes: Building Bridges, The Mexican American Challenge in the 1990 Feb s (California State University, Long Beach) Box 2:1 Youth, Identity, Power: The Chicano Movement (San Jose State University, 1990 April 25 California) (VHS tape) Ctn.2:22 Student Life Advising Services, Achievement award event (UCB) 1991 April Ctn.2:23 University Union (California State University, Sacramento) 1991 May Ctn.2:24 Ethnic and Status Groups class (University of California, Santa Cruz) 1992 May 19 Ctn.2:25 Chicano/Latino Graduation (opening remarks) (UCB) 1992 May 22 Ctn.2:26 Hispanic Heritage Month, kick-off luncheon (Adrian, Michigan) 1992 Sept. 14 Box 2:2 Flex Day (keynote) (City College of San Francisco) 2005 Jan. 14 Ctn.2:27 Stand Against the Stand-Off, Teach-In on the Middle East Crisis, KPFA (UCB) Nov. 28 Ctn.2:28 Higher education, Ethnic Studies undated 9

11 Box 4:36 Persian Gulf War (cassette tape) undated Box 4:37 Chicano Studies (Claremont, California) (cassette tape) undated OTHER ACTIVITIES Box 2:3 Oakland demonstration (VHS tape) 1990 July 8 Box 2:4 Mao Centenary; Mary Lou Greenberg, Roy Lotta, Carl Dix (Revolution Books, 1993 Dec. 26 Berkeley) (VHS tape) Box 2:5 Night of Resistance demonstration, San Francisco RAW (VHS tape) Feb. 24 Box 2:6 Long March to Freedom (VHS tape) undated PROJECTS Ctn.2:29 New City Colloquium (Pitzer Political Studies representative) (Pomona College, California) Ctn.2:30 Congress of Mexican American Unity research project (contributor) (University 1970 of California, Los Angeles) Ctn.2:31 A Quest for Empowerment, documentary film (participant) 1992 Feb. CONSULTING/ADVISING Ctn.2:32 Southwest Voter Registration Education Project (San Antonio, Texas) 1974 Ctn. 2:33- Valley of Tears/The Magic Valley: Corrido del Valle, documentary film, Emancipation Arts (Los Angeles, California) Ctn. 2:35 Hispanic Information Management Consortium and National Hispanic Data 1980 Base Development, Chicano Studies Research Center (University of California, Los Angeles) Ctn.2:36 Urban Political Section s Committee on Career Achievement (member) 1988 (University of Missouri, St. Louis) Ctn.2:37 August 29: Twenty Years After, Latino Consortium/KCET film proposal (Los 1989 Angeles, California) Ctn.2: Ralph J. Bunche Award Committee (member), American Political Science 1990 Association, citation review Ctn.2:39 American Dialogues Foundation (Advisory Board member) (Los Angeles) 1990 Ctn.2:40 League of California Cities, Committee on 21, research diversity (Sacramento) 1990 Ctn.2:41 Congress of the United States, letters of protest against Persian Gulf War, 1991 Operation Desert Storm, and military recruitment Ctn.2:42 New California Alliance, economic issues affecting California (San Francisco) 1992 Sept. Ctn.2:43 Chicano! NEH proposal for television series, National Latino Communication 1992 Center (Los Angeles, California) Ctn.2:44 KPFA On-the-Air, documentary film (Oakland, California) 1993 Letters of support Ctn.2:45 American Friends Service Committee v. Thornburgh, amicus curiae in support 1990 of plaintiffs (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) Ctn.2:46- Rick A. Olquin, tenureship publication support Ctn.2:52 Miscellaneous SERIES 2: WRITINGS, Carton 2, Folders 53-78; Cartons 3-6; Box 2:7; Box 5:1-20; Box 9. Arranged by papers, chapters, articles, and book written by Muñoz, then reviews and consultation of other authors writings. Contains papers, chapters, and articles written or co-authored by Muñoz. Includes reviews of other authors writings and comments while he served on editorial and advisory boards. Also Includes several articles written for the Political Science Quarterly symposium on Protest Is Not Enough (1986), including 10

12 Rainbow Coalition in San Antonio and Denver and Minority Power and Urban Reform: The Case of Black and Chicano Mayors. There are many draft and edited versions of Muñoz s book, Youth, Identity, Power: The Chicano Movement, published in Also included are extensive background research materials for a future publication on Ernesto Galarza which are RESTRICTED until September 30, Container Content Date Ctn.2:53 Correspondence Papers, chapters Ctn.2:54 Chicano Militancy in California: A Quest for Identity and Power 1970 Ctn.2:55 On the Status of La Raza Unida Party in Califas, Aztlan: A Position Paper 1972 Ctn.2;56 The Barrio as an Internal Colony, with Mario Barrera and Charles Ornelas, 1972 Chapter in People and Politics in Urban Societies, edited by Harlan Hahn Ctn.2:57 Under the Rainbow: Black and Latino Support for Minority Mayors, with Charles 1985 P. Henry, APSA annual meeting presentation Ctn.2:58 Rainbow Coalitions in four Big Cities, with Charles P. Henry, PS Symposium on 1986 summer Protest is Not Enough Ctn.2:59 Chicano Studies and the Changing Times, NACS conference presentation (draft) 1986 Ctn.2:60 Minority Power and Urban Reform: The Case of Black and Chicano Mayors, with 1987 Charles P. Henry Ctn.2:61 Coalition Politics in San Antonio and Denver: The Cisneros and Peña Mayoral Campaigns, with Charles P. Henry, Chapter 10 in Racial Politics in American Cities by Rufus P. Browning, Dale Rogers Marshall, David H. Tabb (draft) Ctn.2:62 Guaranteeing the Rights of Immigrants (co-author) for Jesse Jackson 1989 Presidential campaign Ctn.2;63 Mexican Americans and Mayoral Elections in San Antonio: ; Big City 1991 Governance and Fiscal Choices, The Urban Institute Conference presentation (draft) Ctn.2:64 The Columbian Quincentenary and Latinos in U.S. Society undated Ctn.2:65 La Raza Unida Party and the Chicano Student Movement in California, with undated Mario Barrera Ctn.2:66 Nicaragua writings (drafts) undated Ctn.2:67 U.S. Policy Toward Post-Revolutionary Nicaragua (draft) undated Articles Ctn.2:68 Politics and the Chicano: On the Status of the Literature; Aztlan, vol. 5, No And No. 2 Ctn.2:69 Occidental s Barrio Boy, Occidental College Quarterly 1987 summer Ctn.2:70 Mexican Americans and the Socialist Crisis, Crossroads 1990 Oct. Ctn.2:71 What are Latino Soldiers Fighting For? San Jose Mercury News, opinion 1990 Dec. 31 editorial Ctn.2:72 Introduction, with Martha E. Gimenez, Fred A. Lopez, III; Latin American 1992 fall Perspectives,Issue 75, Vol. 19, No. 4 Ctn.2:73 On Tiburcio Vasquez, TriValley Herald 1993 June 20 Ctn.2:74 Early boost for Latino kids, San Jose Mercury News 1998 Feb. 20 Ctn.2:75 The nonstop attacks on UC s ethnic studies 1998 Ctn.2:76 Value of Ethnic Studies: Relevance Grows with Changes in Society 1999 July- Infusion August Ctn.2:77 In Protest undated Ctn.2:78 So Columbus discovered America. Is that any reason to celebrate? Undated 11

13 Editorial Board Ctn.3:1 Aztlan: international Journal of Chicano Studies Research (contributor) (University of California, Los Angeles) Ctn.3:2 Latin American Perspectives (reviewer) (Riverside, California) 1990 Ctn.3:3 Crossroads (member) (Oakland, California) Ctn.3:4 PS: American Political Science Quarterly (member) (Washington, D.C.) 1992 Reviews and commentaries Ctn.3:5 Book review by Charles Ornelas, The Mexican-American People: The Nation s 1971 Second Largest Minority by Leo Grebler, et al. Ctn.3:6 Paper for Social Sciences and Humanities Workshop, Rural Chicanos and 1974 Community Decision-Making: Voter Mobilization in the Barrio by Terry Marshall Ctn.3:7 Paper for Chicano Social Science Association conference, Marxism and the Chicano Movement: Preliminary Remarks by Tatcho Mindiola, Jr. Ctn.3:8 Draft, The Movement of the 1960s and Its Cultural and Political Legacy by 1980 Peter Clecak Ctn.3:9 Draft, Selective Determinants in Building Social Movement Organizations: Three 1981 Case Studies from the Chicano Community Ctn.3:10 Manuscript for publication in Aztlan, Strengthening Chicano Studies Programs: 1988 A Study of Correlates for Success Ctn.3:11 Manuscript for publication in The Journal of Politics, Intergroup Hostility and the 1990 Political Relations Among Whites, Blacks, and Mexican-Americans Ctn.3:12 Miscellaneous undated PS Symposium on Protest is Not Enough (1986) PS: American Political Science Quarterly Racial Politics in American Cities, edited by Rufus F. Browning, Dale Rogers Marshall, David H. Tabb (1990) Ctn.3:13 Prospectus and introduction for PS Forum Ctn.3:14 Correspondence Ctn.3:15- Rainbow coalition in San Antonio and Denver by Charles Henry and Carlos 1986 summer 17 Muñoz, Jr. (drafts) Ctn.3:18 Minority Power and Urban Reform: The Case of Black and Chicano Mayors c By Charles P. Henry and Carlos Muñoz, Jr. (draft) Ctn.3:19 Coalition Politics in San Antonio and Denver: The Cisneros and Peña Mayoral 1989 Campaigns by Carlos Muñoz, Jr. (draft) Ctn.3:20 Miscellaneous drafts c Box 5:1-5 San Antonio interviews: Andy Hernandez, Rodolfo Rosales, Richard Lewis, 1991 May- Antonio Cabal, Bob Brischetto, SWVEP; Assistant to Maria Berriozabel, August Henry Flores, Choco Meza, Fernando Piñon (5 cassette tapes) Ctn.3:21 Interviews and notes Ctn.3:22 Notes Ctn.3:23- Papers by others relating to Chicano politics: Southwestern cities, Philadelphia, nonpartisan groups, New York, San Antonio, Miami, Atlanta, Boston, Los undated Angeles Background information Ctn.3:26 Latin American Research and Service Agency, voter attitudinal study 1983 Ctn.3:27 Southwest Voter Research Institute, voter statistics Ctn.3:28- San Antonio: Henry Cisneros campaign, chapters, articles, newspaper clippings, report Ctn.3:34- Denver: Federico Peña campaign, newspaper clippings 1983,

14 35 Ctn.3:35 Newsletters Youth, Identity, Power: The Chicano Movement Verso: London, New York (1989) Ctn.4:1 Table of Contents, Notes on chapters (typescript drafts) Ctn.4:2 Preface (drafts) Ctn.4:3-4 Introduction, former Chapter 1 (drafts) Ctn.4:5-10 Chapter 1: From Segregation to Melting Pot Diplomacy: The Mexican-American Generation, former Chapter 2 (drafts and notes) Ctn.4:11- Chapter 2: The Militant Challenge: The Chicano Generation, former Chapter (drafts) Ctn.4:13- Chapter 3: The Rise of the Chicano Student Movement and Chicano Power (drafts and notes) Ctn.5:1-4 Chapter 4: The Rise and Fall of La Raza Unida Party (drafts) Ctn.5:5-9 Chapter 5: The Quest for Paradigm: The Struggle for Chicano Studies (drafts) Ctn.5:10- Chapter 6: From Chicano to Hispanic: The Politics of a New Generation (drafts) Ctn.5:12- Drafts, handwritten notes, background materials Ctn.5:19 Quest for Identity and Power: The Chicano Student Struggle (draft) 1987 Feb. 11 Ctn.6:1-5 Chapters 2-6 (drafts) 1987 Ctn.6:6-7 Manuscript copies with comments by colleagues (bound drafts) c Box 9 Dot matrix printed drafts c Ctn.6:8-11 Publisher s proofing drafts; Introduction, Chapters 1-6 c Ctn.6:12 Publicity 1989 Box 5:6 Book talk (University of Southern California) (cassette tape) undated Ctn.6:13 Reviews; San Francisco Chronicle, Los Angeles Timies 1990, 1991 Ctn.6:14- Chapter 3-6 (drafts) Ctn.6:17- Drafts and notes; Chicano Studies, La Raza Unida Party, student activism, 1971, 1972, 22 student movements 1979 Research materials for other publications Ctn.6:23 Third World Strike; background materials and notes 1990 Ernesto Galarza (THESE MATERIALS ARE RESTRICTED UNTIL 9/30/2020) Ctn.7-13 Research materials: background information, chapters, articles, notes 1970s- 1990s Box 2:7 Research materials (VHS tape) undated Box 5:7-20 Research materials (14 cassette tapes) SERIES 3: TEACHING, Cartons 14-17; Carton 18, Folders 1-25; Box 3:1-8; Box 5:21-33; Box 6:1-12; Box 8:9-13. Arranged in three major subseries: Ethnic Studies Department with administrative, curriculum and related events; campus subject files; and other campuses with Ethnic Studies programs. Contains some materials relating to Muñoz s earlier teaching positions, with the majority relating to his faculty position at the. These include Ethnic Studies Department history information; administrative records; committees; program requirements; curriculum and instructional materials, particularly for ES41 and ES141 with titles such as, Survey of 1960s Protest Movement, Third World Politics, 13

15 Identity and Power. There are general UCB subject files including affirmative action, faculty diversity, protests. There are also files of other higher education institutions with Ethnic Studies classes and programs, including other University of California campuses; California State Universities, particularly San Francisco State University Third World Strike information; and colleges in other states. Container Content Date University of California, Irvine UC Statewide Chicano Steering Committee (member) Ctn.14:1 UC Chicano conference (Santa Barbara) Ctn.14:2 Meetings Ctn.14:3-4 University of California Faculty Group (member) Box 5:21 Class lectures (cassette tape) Ethnic Studies Department Ctn.14:5-7 Correspondence Ctn.14:8 Faculty research grant, Latinos and the Jesse Jackson Presidential campaign 1988 Third World Strike Ctn.14:9 Chronology, demands, updates, information sheets Ctn.14:10 Correspondence 1969 Ctn.14:11 Communiques, press releases Ctn.14:12 Office of the Chancellor 1969 Ctn.14:13 American Federation of Teachers (AFT) and other union support Ctn.14:14 Associated Students University of California (ASUC) support 1975 Ctn.14:15 How to Commit Revolution in Corporate America (speech by G. William Domhoff), 1968 April 26 student strike rally (University of California, Santa Cruz) Ctn.14:16 Announcements, flyers, miscellany Ctn.14:17 Newspaper articles 1969 Ctn.14:18 Where Were You, Grandpa, During Berkeley s Great Wars? by Leon Wofsy 1984 Asian American Political Alliance (AAPA) members, Third World Liberation Front; student interview project by Wilson Chen for Muñoz class Ctn.14:19 Harvey Dong, Betty Kano, Tsiwen M. Law, Jeffrey Leong, Bob Wing 1990 (interview abstracts) Box 5:22- Harvey Dong interview (4 cassette tapes) Box 5:26- Betty Kano interview (4 cassette tapes) Box 5:30- Tsiwen M. Law interview (4 cassette tapes) Box 6:1-4 Jeffrey Leong interview (4 cassette tapes) 1990 Box 6:5-6 Bob Wing interview (2 cassette tapes) 1990 Ctn.14:20 TWS paper undated Ctn.14:21 Third World Liberation Front, Third World Strike, future of Ethnic Studies 1999 Ctn.14:22 Strategy Session and 30 Year Commemoration of the UC Berkeley Third World 1999 April 9- Strike; Third World Strike: : Ethnic Studies and Radical Politics 10 Beyond the Schooling Industrial Complex Box 8:9 Interview of Ysidro Macias by Harvey Dong at Eastwind Books, Berkeley (DVD) 2014 Jan. 25 Third World College Ctn.14:23 A College of Ethnic Studies: Its Program and Structure, by Jack D. Forbes 1969 Feb. 14

16 Ctn.14:24- A Proposal for the Establishment of the College of Third World Studies, ES 1974 Sept Committee of the Department of Ethnic Studies Ctn.14:28 Synopsis of the Proposal for the Establishment of the College of Third World 1974 Studies Ctn.14:29 Afro-American Studies transfer to College of Letters and Science 1974 Ctn.14:30 Asian American Studies Program; history, goals, curriculum 1974, undated Ctn.14:31 Chicano Studies Program; description, goals, demands 1976, 1978, 1979, 1987 Ctn.14:32 Proposal for Establishing a Third World College, Chicano Department undated Ctn.14:33 Proposal for a Third World College undated Ctn.14:34 Articles about Chicano Studies 1972, 1980, 1985 Ctn.14:35 Articles about Ethnic Studies 1969, Department reviews and reports Ctn.14:36 Response to Collins Report, Committee to Review Ethnic Studies 1974 Ctn.14:37 Report on Ethnic Studies in the University of California, Office of the President 1975 Ctn.14:38 Long-Range Academic Plan Statement, (draft), Vice Chancellor Ira 1979 Heyman Ctn.14:39 Raza Response to the Long-Range Academic Plan Statement, Ctn.14:40 External Review of Ethnic Studies (Brinner) 1980 Ctn.14:41 Response of the Chicano Studies Program to the Brinner Committee, Chicano 1980 Concilio Ctn.14:42 Department of Ethnic Studies and Its Administrative Configuration: 1985 April Consideration for Change (preliminary report) Ctn.14:43 University of California in the Year 2000; Curriculum Concerns: 1988 April Diversifying the Intellectual Environment; Chicano Studies Program UC Davis Ctn.14:44 Report on the Status of Chicanos/Latinos at the University of California, UC 1988 June Chicano/Latino Consortium Ctn.14:45 Department of Ethnic Studies, , Five Year Review 1988 Ctn.14:46 Review of the Department of Ethnic Studies 1992 April 10 Ctn.14:47 Five-Year Academic Plan 1992 Ctn.14:48 Department of Ethnic Studies, College of Letters and Sciences, institutional 1993 Aprillocation recommendations Dec. Committees Ctn.14:49 Raza Concilio (member) 1979 Ctn.14:50 Berkeley FOCO, National Association for Chicano Studies 1979 Ctn.14:51 Curriculum Committee (Chair, 1982) Ctn.14:52- Committee on Courses Ctn.14:55 Chancellor s Advisory Committee on Academic Affirmative Action (member) 1982 Ctn.14:56 Standing Advisory Committee on Classroom Scheduling Ctn.14:57- Dissertation Review Committee (member) 1983, Ctn.14:59 Berkeley Chicano/Latino Policy Project (member) 1988 Ctn.14:60 Berkeley Art Project, Faculty Support Committee (member) 1990 Ctn.14:61 Faculty Advisory Committee of Peace and Conflict Studies (member) 1993 Degree programs Ctn.15:1 Lower Division Education at Berkeley: The Students Assessment, ASUC 1978 Oct. Ctn.15:2 Chicano and Latino undergraduates c

17 Ctn.15:3 Lower Division Education in the University of California, UC Task Force report 1986 June Ctn.15:4-6 ES Department Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy Degree programs, 1983, 1992 proposal, description, requirements Ctn.15:7 Doctoral Diversity at UC Berkeley, The Berkeley Graduate, Vol. 6, No Nov. American Cultures Ctn.15:8 American History and Institutions requirement 1974, 1979 Ctn.15:9 Proposal for an American Cultures Breadth Requirement, Report by the Special 1989 March- Committee on Education and Ethnicity, Chair W.S. Simmons Ctn.15:10 Student survey responses on American Cultures courses 1994 Ctn.15:11 Commentaries, articles Faculty Ctn.15:12 Chicano Studies faculty meetings 1974 Ctn.15:13 Revisions to Affirmative Action Personnel Program 1974 Ctn.15:14 Chicano/Latino faculty proposal, Joint Berkeley-Davis Research Project 1980 Ctn.15:15 Committee on Academic Freedom resolution, Ambassador Kirkpatrick speech 1983 Ctn.15:16 UC Chicano/Latino Faculty: A Quantitative Status Report 1988, 1990 Ctn.15:17 Proposals 1991 Ctn.15:18 Meetings` 1992, 1993 Ctn.15:19 Visiting Professor, Richard Calderon 1984 Ctn.15:20- Anderson, et al. v. Regents of the University of California (petitioner), promotion and salary merit increases Organizations Ctn.15:28 La Causa 1969 Ctn.15:29 Mexican American Student Confederation (MASC) Ctn.15:30 Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan (MEChA) 1971 Ctn.15:31 Quinto Sol undated Ctn.15:32 Raza organizations at UCB 1969, 1982 Ctn.15:33 UCB-Mexico Exchange Program 1992 Curriculum Ctn.15:34 CS24: Chicano Movement/Chicano History 2006 spring Ctn.15:35- CS70: Latino/a Politics Ctn.15:39 CS101: Introduction to Chicano Studies CS170 Box 6:7 Chris Vera, Fred Lopez (cassette tape) 1983 Nov. 17 Box 6:8 Robert Apodaca, Raul Pardo (interviews: cassette tape) 1983 Nov. 18, 20 Box 6:9 Martin Rojo (cassette tape) 1983 Nov. 29 Box 6:10 Armando Valdez (cassette tape) 1983 Nov. 29 Box 6:11 Adriana Valdovinos (cassette tape) 1983 Nov. 29 Ctn.15:40 CS180: Spain and Latino Identity 2002, 2003 Ctn.15:41 CS180N: Forging the Mexican Nation: The Role of Race, Ethnicity, Class, and 2014 Gender Ctn.15:42 CS190: Mass Media and the Chicano 1982 winter Ctn.15:43 CS197, 198, 199: The Vacaville Prison Project seminar (Larry Trujillo) 1983 winter Ctn.15:44 ES24: Multiracial/Multiethnic Democracy 2003 fall ES41: Survey of 1960s Protest Movements Ctn.15:45 Course approval

18 Ctn.15:46 Student survey on American Cultures classes 1995, 1997 Ctn.15:47 Lectures fall Ctn.15:48 Lecture: Chicano Movement 1998 fall Ctn.15:49 Lecture 22: Native Americans 1998 fall Ctn.15:50 Asian American Movement 1998 fall Ctn.15:51 Lecture 24: American Indian Movement (AIM) 1998 fall Lecture 26: Black Power, Civil rights ES41AC: 1960s Protest Movements Ctn.15:52 Lecture 2: Asian American Movement 2000 spring Ctn.15:53 Lecture: American Indian Movement (AIM) 2000 spring Ctn.15:54 Lecture 12: Chicano Movement 2000 spring Ctn.16:1 Lecture 16: Puerto Rican Movement, Mexican American Politics 2000 spring Ctn.16:2 Lecture 17: Young Lords 2000 spring Lecture 26: Student presentations Box 3:1 Last Lecture (VHS tape) 2000 May 16 ES41AC: 1960s Protest Movements Ctn.16:3 Introduction, Chicano Student Movement 2010 fall Ctn.16:4 Black Power, Civil Rights Movement 2010 fall Ctn.16:5 Native American Alcatraz Protest, American Indian Movement 2010 fall Ctn.16:6 ES41AC: A Comparative Survey of Protest Movements Since the 60s 2013 fall Ctn.16:7 ES98, ES198: Exploration of Racism (faculty sponsor) 1989 fall Ctn.16:8 ES141: Third World Politics 1978, 1980 Ctn.16:9 ES141: From Rebellion to Resistance to Revolutionary Action 1977 spring Ctn.16:10 ES141: The Politics of Race, Class, and Gender 1985, 1988 Ctn.16:11 ES141: Politics and People of Color 1989, 1991 Ctn.16:12 ES141: Identity and Power in the 1960s 1989 fall Ctn.16:13 ES141: Politics, Identity, Power 1990 Ctn.16:14 ES141: Protest Movements Since the 1960s 1992 Ctn.16:15 ES141: Asian American Movement 1992 Ctn.16:16- ES141: Course materials 1996 spring 17 Ctn.16:18 ES141: Young Lords, Puerto Rican Politics Ctn.16:19: ES141: Protest Movements 1999 spring ESN190: Multiracial and Multiethnic Mexico: From Pre-Hispanic Times to Present Ctn.16:20 Course description, lecture materials 2008 Ctn.16:21 Background materials 2003, 2008 Box 8:10 Afro-Mexican Racial and Ethnic Self-Identity: Three Generations of the 2004 March Thornton Family in Nogales, Arizona, Alva Moore Stevenson (CD) Ctn.16:22 ES190-1: Civil Rights Movements of the 60s and 70s 2009 spring Ctn.16:23 ES200A: Paradigms in Ethnic Studies 1993 fall Ctn.16:24 ES230: Social Movements of the Sixties: History, Theory, and Practice 1998 fall Box 3:2 DeCal Class #3 (VHS tape) 1991 Feb. 7 Box 6:12 Political Science March 3 Ctn.16:25 Other related courses Publications Ctn.16:26 Chicano Studies Newsletter 1971 January Ctn.16:27 In Search of Aztlan, Vol.1, Issue spring Ctn.16:28- Other related publications Library Ctn.16:33 Correspondence

19 Ctn.16:34 Review of the Ethnic Studies Libraries 1991 Ctn.16:35 Information sheet, structure Ctn.16:36 The University of California Libraries and Latinos, by Richard Chabrán and 1988 Lillian Castillo-Speed (draft) Ctn.16:37 Chicano Studies Library Publications Unit 1992 Ctn.16:38 Chicano Studies Library, bibliographies 1976, 1988, 1989 UC Berkeley campus subject resource files Academic Senate Ctn.16:39 Meetings, newsletter Ctn.16:40 Student Participation in Academic Governance 1980 Admissions Ctn.16:41 Campus profile, discrimination , Ctn.16:42 Reports on eligibility 1989, 1993 Affirmative action Ctn.16:43 The Status of Student Affirmative Action at Berkeley, by William M. Banks, 1979 Afro-American Studies Ctn.16:44 Report on recruitment, admissions, and retention (draft for Chancellor Ira 1979 Heyman Ctn.16:45 California State University and Colleges funded projects 1980 Ctn.16:46 The University of California Student Affirmative Action Plan and the Mexican 1980 fall American Undergraduates, by Karleen Crivello Ctn.17:1 Legislation 1980 Ctn.17:2 University of California Affirmative Action Programs, statement by Raymond 1981 Huerta (LULAC State Convention) Ctn.17:3 Management and staff positions 1986 Ctn.17:4 Articles Ctn.17:5 Report of the 1990 All-University Faculty Conference on Graduate Student 1990 and Faculty Affirmative Action Box 3:3 Muñoz testifies during Affirmative Action protests at UC Regents meeting, undated Gary Soto s Pool Party Ctn.17:6 Associated Students of the University of California (ASUC), Project Dialogue 1969 April 12 Ctn.17:7 Balkanization Ctn.17:8 Bakke, reverse discrimination 1981 Ctn.17:9 Black Studies 1972 Ctn.17:10 Budget 1987, 1993 Ctn.17:11- Diversity 1980, Ctn.17:13 Divestment 1985 Ctn.17:14 Educational Opportunity Program 1975 Ctn.17:15 Enrollment , Faculty Ctn.17:16 Cases 1972, 1983, 1991, 1992 Ctn.17:17 Diversity Ctn.17:18 Guidelines 1983, 1986, 1991 Ctn.17:19 Resources 1978 Ctn.17:20 Union (AFT) Box 3:4 Professor Walker (VHS tape) 1991 Mar

20 Institutes Ctn.17:21 Center for the Continuing Education of Women 1979 Ctn.17:22 Center for Latin American Studies 1981 Ctn.17:23 Institute of International Studies 1981 Ctn.17:24 Institute for Social and Economic Studies (ISES) 1993 Ctn.17:25 Library 1980 Ctn.17:26 Management 1985, 1991 Ctn.17:27 Multiethnic 1991 Ctn.17:28 Newspapers, student Ctn.17:29 Political Science Protests and demonstrations Ctn.17:30 Lawrence Livermore Laboratory 1980, 1983 Ctn.17:31 Free Speech Movement, Mario Savio 1980, 1984 Ctn.17:32 Admissions process, tenure of minority and women faculty 1990 Box 3:5 Meeting after teach-in, Unitas House (VHS tape) 1990 Sept. 22 Box 3:6 Sproul Hall demonstration (VHS tape) 1990 Oct. 19 Box 3:7 Wheeler Hall teach-in (VHS tape) 1990 Nov. 16 Box 3:8 Sproul Hall student demonstration (VHS tape) undated Box 8:11 Wheeler Hall occupation, Native American Solidarity (CD) 2009 Nov. 20 Box 8:12 Speak out for Public Education, California State University (DVD) undated Ctn.17:33 Tien, Chang-Lin, Chancellor Ctn.17:34 Student retention 1981 Ctn.17:35 UC Regents 1977, 1991 Ctn.17:36 Articles about UCB Other colleges with Ethnic Studies programs and classes Ctn.17:37 Directory of Chicano Studies Programs in California and the Southwest 1986 June University of California Ctn.17:38 Davis (UCD) 1973, 1985, 1990 Irvine (UCI) Ctn.17:39 Social Criticism and Thought 1969, 1992 Ctn.17:40 Chicano/Latino Convocation 1988 April Ctn.17:41 Newspaper articles 1972, 1976 Los Angeles (UCLA) Ctn.17:42 Chicano Studies Center 1977, ` 1993 Ctn.17:43 Proposal, report, newsletter, article 1990, undated Ctn.17:44 Riverside (UCR) Ctn.17:45 San Diego (UCSD) 1969, 1992 Ctn.17:46 Santa Barbara (UCSB) 1991, 1993 California State University Ctn.17:47 Fresno 1969 Ctn.17:48 Long Beach 1969, 1990 Los Angeles Ctn.17:49 Chicano Studies Ctn.17:50 Richard Santillan tenure case Ctn.17:51 Chicano Studies faculty