This collection houses agendas, minutes, reports, interviews, flyers, correspondence, promotional literature, clippings, syllabi, photographs, and other materials documenting Roger W. Axford's work as a peace activist; career as a professor and adult educator in Wisconsin, Maine, and Arizona; and author of such works as Adult Education: The Open Door (1969), Spanish-Speaking Heroes (1973), Native Americans: 23 Indian Biographies (1980), Black American Heroes (1981), Too Long Been Silent: Japanese Americans Speak Out (1982), and Successful Recareering: How to Shift Gears Before You're Over the Hill (1983). Also included is correspondence between Roger Axford and his mother and sister and certificates, essays, clippings, programs, and other materials documenting members of the Axford family.
Identification:
MSS-429
Language:
Material in English with some Spanish.
Repository:
Arizona State University Library
University Archives
P.O. Box 871006
Tempe, AZ 85287-1006
Phone: (480) 965-4932
E-Mail: archives@asu.edu Questions? Ask An Archivist!
Biographical Note
Peace activist and adult educator Roger William Axford was born to Fred Moyers Axford (1880-1930) and Naida LaRue (Wamsley) Axford (1888-1974) in Grand Island, Nebraska on July 22, 1920. He was the youngest of six children, including Madge Adella (Axford) Finke (1909-1997), Helen Thankful (Axford) Siems Mertens Moision (1911-2004), Fred Wamsley (1913-1962), Gordon Lafayette (1915-1998), and Marion Phyllis (Axford) Shea (1917-2008).
During World War II, Axford, a licensed Methodist minister, was classified as 4-D (minister of a recognized church) and excused from the draft. In October of 1943, he notified his draft board that he had accepted a position as the Western Secretary of the Fellowship of Reconciliation, a lay Christian organization devoted to pacifism. The Board reclassified him as 4-E and ordered him to report for physical examination. Axford, who had since enrolled at the Chicago Theological Seminary, refused on the grounds that he was still a minister and thus exempt. Although the President of the Seminary wrote to the board asking that Axford's 4-D classification be restored, the Board refused to reconsider and Axford was sentenced to three years in federal prison for refusing to be inducted into the Selective Service in May of 1944. Axford proved uncooperative in prison, for example participating in a Danbury, Connecticut federal prison action in which conscientious objectors successfully resisted racial segregation. He eventually served just under twenty-eight months of his sentence. After his release, he participated in a sit-in on the steps of the Department of Justice in Washington, D.C. petitioning for the release of imprisoned conscientious objectors after the war's end. The sit-in lasted for several months and culminated in the release of Igal Roodenko, the last imprisoned objector.
Axford earned his A.B. in Political and Social Sciences from Nebraska Wesleyan University (1942) and his M.A. in Sociology (1949) and Ph.D. in Adult Education (1961) from the University of Chicago. Axford began his career as a teacher with the Chicago Board of Education's Americanization Program (1948-1949) and served as the Dean of Faculty at Bacone College in Muskogee, Oklahoma (1949-1950), as the Assistant to the Vice President of Roosevelt University in Chicago, Illinois (1950-1954), and as the Vice President of Shimer College in Mt. Carroll, Illinois (1955-1956) before joining the University of Wisconsin system in 1956.
In Wisconsin, Axford served as the Assistant Director of the University of Wisconsin Racine Center on the Racine campus (1956-1961) and subsequently as the Director of the Agency for International Development's Latin American Project (1962-1963) and as a Professor of Adult Education and Associate Director of Instructional Services in the Extension Division (1961-1965) on the Milwaukee campus. In 1965, Axford became the Director of Adult Education and Associate Professor of Education in DeKalb, Illinois where he remained until 1968. In 1968, Axford joined the University of Maine's Orono campus as the Coordinator of Adult Education and Associate Professor of Adult Education. He left Maine in 1970 to serve as Dean of the School of Continuing and Non-Resident Education (1970-1972) and Professor of Adult Education (1970-1975) and later as Director of Community-University Studies (1972-1975) at Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
In 1975, Axford joined the faculty of Arizona State University's College of Education, where he remained for the remainder of his career. He was associated with the department of Higher and Adult education and taught primarily in the area of adult education. Axford retired from ASU on August 15, 1991. During his career, Axford wrote a number of books, including College-Community Consultation (1967), Adult Education: The Open Door (1969), Spanish-Speaking Heroes (1973), Native Americans: 23 Indian Biographies (1980), Black American Heroes (1981), Too Long Been Silent: Japanese Americans Speak Out (1982), Successful Recareering: How to Shift Gears Before You're Over the Hill (1983), and Mirror for Marriage (1999).
Roger Axford married Geraldine Edwina Lukes (1926-2009) in 1949 and the couple had three children, Naida Beth (1953-), Scott Roger (1954-), and Vickie Lynn (Axford) Austin (1956-). Roger Axford died in Arizona on August 1, 2003.
Scope and Content Note
This collection houses agendas, minutes, reports, interviews, flyers, correspondence, promotional literature, clippings, syllabi, photographs, and other materials documenting Roger W. Axford's work as a peace activist; career as a professor and adult educator in Wisconsin, Maine, and Arizona; and author of such works as Adult Education: The Open Door (1969), Spanish-Speaking Heroes (1973), Native Americans: 23 Indian Biographies (1980), Black American Heroes (1981), Too Long Been Silent: Japanese Americans Speak Out (1982), and Successful Recareering: How to Shift Gears Before You're Over the Hill (1983). Also included is correspondence between Roger Axford and his mother and sister and certificates, essays, clippings, programs, and other materials documenting members of the Axford family.
Series I: Activism houses correspondence, clippings, agendas and minutes, programs, promotional literature, flyers, and other materials focusing primarily on Axford's peace activism, including his sponsorship of ASU's Coalition for World Peace (a student organization devoted to "Inform[ing] Students and Faculty of Ways to Non-Violent Solutions to Conflict"); work with conscientious objectors; opposition to nuclear weapons, including promotion of a bilateral nuclear weapons freeze and nuclear-free zones; and participation in such peace organizations as the Arizona Center to Reverse the Arms Race, Beyond War in Arizona, Physicians for Social Responsibility, and the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom. Other materials document Axford's work with incarcerated people, including his participation in the Alliance for Correctional Justice and service on the Arizona Department of Corrections Religious Advisory Committee. Finally, subject files record Axford's interest in such social and political issues as elections, Central American and Middle Eastern conflicts, civil disobedience, and programs and services targeted towards older people in Maricopa County.
Series II: Teaching, Consulting, and Academic Service houses memoranda and other correspondence, agendas, minutes, syllabi, reports, clippings, and other materials documenting Axford's work in higher education. Sub-Series A: Arizona State University shows Axford's teaching and research regarding adult education, service on the Academic Freedom and Tenure Committee, and participation in the governance of the College of Education and its Department of Higher and Adult Education. Sub-Series B: Other Universities shows Axford's time with Indiana University of Pennsylvania, the University of Maine system, and the University of Wisconsin system. Sub-Series C: Community Colleges primarily houses materials documenting Axford's work with Arizona's community college system, including his campaign for and term on the Arizona Community College Board. Sub-Series D: Professional Correspondence houses letters written to and from colleagues in the field of education around the world. These letters discuss such subjects as conferences, research, professional organizations, job changes, and other matters directly related to the correspondents' work in the field. Sub-Series E: Presentations and Workshops documents Axford's presentations on subjects related to adult education to a wide variety of audiences. Frequently presented programs include an adult education seminar in China, Hong Kong, and Japan; "How Adults Learn"; and "Successful Recareering". Sub-Series F: Consulting houses reports, correspondence, and other materials documenting Axford's consulting work with the Affiliated Indian Centers of Arizona Adult Education Program and the Utah Navajo Development Council's Adult Education Program.
Series III: Conferences houses programs, proceedings, correspondence, newsletters, and other materials documenting Axford's attendance at and participation in professional conferences in the fields of education and specifically adult education. Frequently attended conferences include the Adult Education Research Conference, the American Association for Adult and Continuing Education conference, the Arizona Adult Education Association conference, the Arizona Personnel and Guidance Association conference, the Indian Education Conference, the International League for Social Commitment in Adult Education conference, and the National Adult Education Conference.
Series IV: Professional Organizations houses correspondence, newsletters, flyers, agendas, minutes, and other materials documenting governance of and Axford's work with a variety of professional organizations, including the American Association for Adult and Continuing Education, the Arizona Adult Education Association, and the Arizona Personnel and Guidance Association. Axford served as president of the Arizona Adult Education Association from 1986-1987, so this period is particularly well documented.
Series V: Publications consists primarily of interview transcripts, photographs, notes, and other materials documenting Axford's Spanish-Speaking Heroes (Sub-Series A), Native Americans: 23 Indian Biographies (Sub-Series B), Black American Heroes (Sub-Series C), Too Long Been Silent: Japanese Americans Speak Out (Sub-Series D), and Successful Recareering: How to Shift Gears Before You're Over the Hill (Sub-Series E). Also included are materials regarding such other books as Adult Education: The Open Door and Mirror for Marriage (Sub-Series F), articles and other short works like speeches (Sub-Series G), correspondence with publishers and potential publishers (Sub-Series F), and works by other authors (Sub-Series G).
Series VI: Personal Papers consists primarily of letters from Roger and Geri Axford to Naida L. and Marian Axford. These letters discuss the Axford family's activities, including Roger Axford's career, Geri Axford's social and volunteer work, travel, and the Axford children's progress in school and extracurricular activities. During the late 1960s and 1970s, this correspondence also discusses care for Naida L. Axford, on which Roger and Marian Axford, who served as Naida's primary caregiver, often disagreed. Roger Axford typed many of these letters on paper placemats taken from restaurants in locations that the family was currently visiting. Also included are programs, photographs, certificates, notes, and other materials documenting members of the Axford family.
Arrangement
This collection consists of seventy boxes divided into six series:
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Copyright
Arizona State University does not own copyright to this collection. University Archives recognizes that it is incumbent upon the researcher to procure permission to publish information from this collection from the owner of the copyright.
Access Terms
Family Name(s)
Axford family
Corporate Name(s)
Alliance for Correctional Justice (Phoenix, Ariz.)
Arizona Adult Education Association
Arizona State University -- Faculty
Arizona State University. Coalition for World Peace
Arizona State University. Department of Higher and Adult Education
[Identification of item], Roger W. Axford Papers, MSS-429, Arizona State University Library.
Provenance
Roger Axford donated these materials to University Archives in numerous installments between 1986 and 2002.
Processing Note
No original order could be discerned in the Axford Papers beyond the folder level. Axford transferred the majority of these materials to University Archives in small increments over the course of several decades, resulting in a large number of discrete accessions with no clear organizational relationship to one another. Although a larger quantity of materials was transferred in 1992, it was largely unorganized and subject groupings did not extend beyond two to four folders at a time. As such, the processing archivist imposed series and sub-series on this collection based on the subject categories discovered. Folders created by Axford were maintained and Axford's titles used to the largest extent possible. In cases where papers were received loose or no title was provided, the archivist assigned a title on processing.
"Dangers from the Far Right!" Conference, 1995 October 2
1
7
Film Descriptions and Advertisements, 1988-1989
1
8
Governance, 1982-1989
1
9
Martin Luther King Jr. Award Nomination, 1986
1
10
Meetings, 1982
1
11
Meetings, 1983
1
12
Meetings, 1984
1
13
Meetings, 1985
1
14
Meetings, 1986
1
15
Meetings, 1987
1
16
Meetings, 1988
1
17
Meetings, 1989
1
18
Meetings, 1990
1
19
Meetings, 1991
1
20
Meetings, 1993
1
21
Meetings, 1995
1
22
Meetings, 1996, 1998
1
23
Meetings, Undated
1
24
Military Spending Data, 1989
1
25
Notes and Business Cards, circa 1980s
1
26
Public Demonstrations, 1985-1990
1
27
Rosters and Mailing Lists, 1981-1988
1
28
Santos, Dr. Daniel S., 1989
1
29
Speakers: Benson, La Mont, 1982 March-September
1
30
Speakers: Caldicott, Helen, 1983, 1989
1
31
Speakers: Chutick, Andrea, 1983 February
1
32
Speakers: Clark, Ramsey, 1986-1988
1
33
Speakers: Collett, Miranda, 1990
1
34
Speakers: Cousins, Norman, 1987 May-October
1
35
Speakers: Ferencz, Benjamin B., 1989 May-October
1
36
Speakers: Harder, Sarah, 1989 November 21
1
37
Speakers: Hardt, Ann, 1982 October
1
38
Speakers: Jones, Enid, 1983 January 17
1
39
Speakers: Logue, Dr. John J., 1990 March 4
1
40
Speakers: Marek, Elaine, 2001 April 30
1
41
Speakers: Maroto, Fr. Rafael, 1988 July
1
42
Speakers: Marshall, Jonathan, 1982
Box
Folder
2
1
Speakers: Mitchell, Harry, 1982 June 14
2
2
Speakers: Morrison, Frank, 1983
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3
Speakers: Nanda, Ved P., 1985
2
4
Speakers: Noggle-Doncaster, Steve, 1985
2
5
Speakers: O'Brien, Bishop Thomas J., 1982
2
6
Speakers: O'Leary, Brian, 1988 April
2
7
Speakers: Peace Links, 1985 October-1986 January
2
8
Speakers: Rathjens, Dr. George W., 1988 March 25
2
9
Speakers: Santos, Dr. Sheryl L., 1990 January 22
2
10
Speakers: Willeford, Natasha, 1990
2
11
Speakers: Wootton, Richard T., 1987 January
2
12
Speakers: Yamada, Mitsuye, 1989
[Oversized Materials Removed to Box 64/OV2, Folder 1]
2
13
Speakers: Other, 1982-1991
[Oversized Materials Removed to Box 64/OV2, Folder 2]
2
14
Speakers: Regrets, 1984-1989
2
15
Institute for Peace Education and Research: Brochures, 1988
Box
Folder
3
1
Institute for Peace Education and Research: Clements, Kevin P. (Department of Sociology, University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand), 1989-1990
Box
Folder
2
16
Institute for Peace Education and Research: Correspondence, 1989
2
17
Institute for Peace Education and Research: "The Institute Report", 1989
[Oversized Materials Removed to Box 64/OV2, Folder 9]
Box
Folder
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30
Alliance for Correctional Justice, 1976
7
31
Arizona Department of Corrections Religious Advisory Committee, 1981-1991
7
32
Arizona Probation, Parole, and Corrections Association, 1982
7
33
Bill Schultz Committee Regarding Corrections and Law Enforcement Issues, 1984-1986
7
34
Capital Punishment, 1977-1990
7
35
Committee of 100 for Alternatives to Incarceration, 1986-1990
7
36
Corrections Employees, 1984-1985
7
37
Correspondence: Elected Officials, 1977-1989
7
38
Correspondence: Kitsuse, Nelson and Taka, 1990
7
39
Correspondence, 1982-1983
7
40
East Valley Amnesty International, circa 1980s
7
41
Florence Prison, 1975-1976
7
42
Funding and Privatization, 1977, 1988
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43
Inmate Education, 1976-1991
7
44
Inmates: Boertze, Greg, 1989 September 11
Box
Folder
8
1
Inmates: Evans, Jeff, 1987
8
2
Inmates: López, Jesus P., 1982-1990
8
3
Inmates: Miller, Richard, 1989
8
4
Inmates: Naftel, Avi, 1988-1989
8
5
Inmates: Rodriguez, Roy, 1987-1991
8
6
Inmates: Other, 1989
8
7
Police Brutality, circa 1980s
Box
Folder
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29
State of Arizona v Roger W. Axford: Clippings, 1997 April-September
This case centered around Axford's arrest for criminal trespassing at ASU's Memorial Union while gathering signatures for a petition to release former Navajo Chairman Peter MacDonald from prison following a massive heart attack that was expected to take his life. Axford contended that this arrest was a violation of his 1st Amendment right to free speech.
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30
State of Arizona v Roger W. Axford: Correspondence with Lewis and Roca, 1997 April-July
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31
State of Arizona v Roger W. Axford: Criminal Trespass Citation, 1997 March 10
61
32
State of Arizona v Roger W. Axford: Letters to Lattie Coor in Support of Axford, 1997
61
33
State of Arizona v Roger W. Axford: Letters to Roger Axford, 1997 April-October
61
34
State of Arizona v Roger W. Axford: Motion to Dismiss, 1997 August
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35
State of Arizona v Roger W. Axford: Notes, 1997
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36
State of Arizona v Roger W. Axford: Petition to Release Peter MacDonald, 1997
61
37
State of Arizona v Roger W. Axford: Policies and Laws, 1992-1997
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38
State of Arizona v Roger W. Axford: Pre-Trial Conference, 1997 April 7
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39
State of Arizona v Roger W. Axford: Request for the American Civil Liberties Union to be Added as Amicus Curae, 1997 September 15
61
40
State of Arizona v Roger W. Axford: Roger Axford Affidavit, 1997 October 22
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State of Arizona v Roger W. Axford: Transfer from Tempe Justice Court to Scottsdale Justice Court, 1997 May
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State of Arizona v Roger W. Axford: Other Materials, 1997
HAE 510: Development and Structure of Adult Education, 1983-1985
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6
HAE 566: International Adult Education, 1986
12
7
HAE 591: International Adult Education, 1986
12
8
HAE 591: Successful Recareering, 1983-1985
12
9
HAE 633: Research in Higher and Adult Education, 1983
12
10
HED 533: The Community Junior College: Bibliographies, circa 1980s
12
11
HED 533: The Community Junior College: "Business Proposal: A Comprehensive Approach to the Study of Literacy Development in the Community College", 1978 July
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12
HED 533: The Community Junior College: Clippings, 1970-1979
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13
HED 533: The Community Junior College: Correspondence and Notes, 1977-1979
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14
HED 533: The Community Junior College: Course Descriptions, 1977-1980
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15
HED 533: The Community Junior College: Course Materials, 1970-1982
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16
HED 533: The Community Junior College: Evaluations, 1977
Box
Folder
13
1
HED 533: The Community Junior College: Student Work, 1977-1982
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2
HED 533: The Community Junior College: Tests and Projects, 1977-circa 1982
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3
SED 580, 1987
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4
SPF 111: Exploration of Education, 1989 Fall
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5
SPF 111: Exploration of Education, 1990 Fall
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6
SPF 111: Exploration of Education, 1991 Spring
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7
SPF 591B: Graduate Seminar on Illiteracy in Industrialized Countries, 1986
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8
Unidentified Class: Student Work, 1975
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9
Other and Unidentified Classes, 1982, 1986
13
10
Academic Freedom and Tenure Committee: Annual Reports, 1982
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11
Academic Freedom and Tenure Committee: Axford Service and Vote to Remove, 1984
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12
Academic Freedom and Tenure Committee: Communication with President J. Russell Nelson, 1982-1985
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13
Academic Freedom and Tenure Committee: Criteria for Promotion and Tenure, 1973-1980
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14
Academic Freedom and Tenure Committee: Governance Documentation, 1958, circa 1984
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15
Academic Freedom and Tenure Committee: Membership, circa 1982
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16
Academic Freedom and Tenure Committee: Memoranda, Correspondence, and Notes, 1982-1985
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17
Ad-Hoc Competency Based Committee, 1975-1976
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18
Adult Development and Aging Program Annual Report, 1990 August 15
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19
Adult Education: Aging and Lifecycle, 1963-1964
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20
Adult Education: Bibliographies, 1952-1981
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21
Adult Education: Cartoons and Quotes, circa 1960s-circa 1980s
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22
Adult Education: Creative Problem Solving, 1960-1966
Box
Folder
14
1
Adult Education: Curriculum, 1961
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2
Adult Education: Diffusion Process, 1957-1964
[Oversized Materials Removed to Box 69/OV3, Folder 3]
14
3
Adult Education: Expressed Goals of Those who Undertake Adult Education, 1965
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4
Adult Education: Field of Adult Education Flow Chart, 1963
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5
Adult Education: Film Ideas, 1966-1967
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6
Adult Education: Group Dynamics, circa 1960s
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7
Adult Education: Learning Games, 1974
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8
Adult Education: Program Methods, 1965
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9
Adult Education: Module Resources and Program Planning, 1975
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10
Adult Education: Motivating Adults to Learn, 1962-1966
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11
Adult Education: Notes, Undated
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12
Adult Education: Propaganda Game, 1981-1985
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13
Adult Education: Seminar on Greek Culture, 1985
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14
Adult Education: Study of Television Utilization in Nigeria, 1984
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15
Adult Education: Vocational Interest and Career Choice, 1955-1960
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16
Adult Education and Aging Program: "Exit with Thunder", 1983
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17
American Association of University Professors, Arizona Conference, 1980
14
18
American Federation of Teachers Local #2050, 1982-1986
14
19
Arizona Adult Education Week Proclamation, 1986 September 15
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20
Business and Management Student Survey, 1984
14
21
"The California Master Plan for Higher Education in the Seventies and Beyond", 1972-1975
Box
Folder
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1
Canadian Exchange Program, 1983
15
2
Cano, Elmer and Nelson, 1981 March
15
3
Center for Higher and Adult Education: Instructional Needs Analysis of Part-Time Community College Faculty, 1977
15
4
Center for Higher and Adult Education: Market Research Project, 1977
15
5
Center for Higher and Adult Education: "Status Report Summary of Adult Education Students", 1976
15
6
Center for Latin American Studies: Film Showings, circa 1980s
15
7
Center for Latin American Studies: Víctor Pérez Vargas Presentation, 1983
15
8
Center for the Study of Higher Education, 1973
15
9
Clippings Regarding the College of Education, 1977-1987
15
1
Clippings and Articles Regarding Continuing and Adult Education, 1948-1987
15
11
Clippings Regarding Higher Education, 1975-1987
15
12
Clippings Regarding Arizona State University, 1982-1989
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13
"COE Bulletin", 1985
15
14
College of Education: Administrative Council Minutes, 1982-1983
15
15
College of Education: Affirmative Action Committee, 1986-1987
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16
College of Education: Affirmative Action Plan, 1983-1984
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17
College of Education: Distinguished Achievement Award Committee, 1984
15
18
College of Education: Events, circa 1980s
15
19
College of Education: Faculty Meeting Minutes, 1981-1990
15
20
College of Education: Graduate Assistantships and Graduate Students, 1982-1988
15
21
College of Education: "Language and Cultural Diversity", 1990 March 1
Draft report regarding increasing cultural diversity in the College of Education.
15
22
College of Education: Personnel Policy, 1980
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23
College of Education: Promotion and Tenure, 1979-1981
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24
College of Education: Sabbatical Leave Committee, 1979
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25
College of Education: Standing Committees, 1990
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26
College of Education: Task Forces, 1984
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27
College of Education: Themes (Diversity, Change, Lifespan), 1990
15
28
Committee on Governance Grievances (Proposed), 1983
15
29
Core Faculty in Women's Studies Application, 1985
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30
Course Description Format, 1979
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31
Curriculum Evaluation, 1950
Box
Folder
16
1
Curriculum Evaluation, 1961-1966
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2
Curriculum Evaluation, 1972-1978
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3
Curriculum Evaluation, 1980-1981
16
4
Curriculum Evaluation, Undated
[Oversized Materials Removed to Box 64/OV2, Folder 12]
16
5
Division of Curriculum and Instruction Faculty Meeting Minutes, 1987
16
6
Ed.D. Degree, 1978-1986
16
7-8
Evaluating Adult Education Students and Programs, 1962-1978
16
9
Faculty: Abraham, Willard, circa 1970s
16
10
Faculty: Axford, Roger: Annual Work Plans, 1980-1985
Box
Folder
17
1
Faculty: Axford, Roger: Biographical, 1967-1988
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2
Faculty: Axford, Roger: Calendar, 1982
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3
Faculty: Axford, Roger: Calendar, 1984
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4
Faculty: Axford, Roger: Calendar, 1987
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5
Faculty: Axford, Roger: Certificates, 1958-1980
[Oversized Materials Removed to Box 64/OV2, Folder 13]
17
6
Faculty: Axford, Roger: Clippings and Press Releases, 1950-1990
17
7
Faculty: Axford, Roger: Fulbright Scholar Program Faculty Grant Application, 1988-1989
17
8
Faculty: Axford, Roger: Misuse of ASU Letterhead, Campus Mail System, and Secretarial Resources, 1982-1991
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9
Faculty: Axford, Roger: Retirement and Emeritus Status, 1975-1991
17
10
Faculty: Axford, Roger: Sabbatical, 1988
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11
Faculty: Chair, Higher and Adult Education Search, 1982-1984
17
12
Faculty: Dean, College of Education Search, 1978
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13
Faculty: Dean, College of Education Search, 1985
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14
Faculty: Director, Division of Curriculum and Instruction Search, 1989
17
15
Faculty: Reader, Mark, 1982
17
16
Faculty: Wrenn, Gilbert C., 1976, 1989
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17
Faculty Senate: Affirmative Action, 1982-1983
Box
Folder
18
1
Faculty Senate, 1980-1989
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2
Funding Opportunities, 1980-1983
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3
"General Logic Test", circa 1980s
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4
Ghatala, Habeeb, 1979-1980
18
5
Graduate Council Education Committee, 1985
18
6
Hans Burgman Study Trip to Arizona State University, 1986 June-July
18
7
Hieji Guakin Academy Visit to ASU, 1990 January-February
18
8
Higher and Adult Education Alumni Board, 1982-1985
18
9
Higher and Adult Education Department: Annual Self-Evaluation, 1981
18
10
Higher and Adult Education Department: Areas of Specialization, 1979
18
11
Higher and Adult Education Department: Brochures and Certificates, circa 1980s
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12
Higher and Adult Education Department: Course Offerings, 1985
18
13
Higher and Adult Education Department: Curriculum Committee, 1980
18
14
Higher and Adult Education Department: Curriculum Committee, 1984
18
15
Higher and Adult Education Department: Dissolution, 1985
18
16
Higher and Adult Education Department: Graduates and Graduate Students, 1974-1975
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17
Higher and Adult Education Department: Lunch, 1986
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18
Higher and Adult Education Department: Meeting Agendas and Minutes, 1978
18
19
Higher and Adult Education Department: Meeting Agendas and Minutes, 1979
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20
Higher and Adult Education Department: Meeting Agendas and Minutes, 1980
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21
Higher and Adult Education Department: Meeting Agendas and Minutes, 1981
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Higher and Adult Education Department: Meeting Agendas and Minutes, 1982
Box
Folder
19
1
Higher and Adult Education Department: Meeting Agendas and Minutes, 1983
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2
Higher and Adult Education Department: Meeting Agendas and Minutes, 1984
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3
Higher and Adult Education Department: Meeting Agendas and Minutes, 1985
19
4
Higher and Adult Education Department: Meeting Agendas and Minutes, 1986
19
5
Higher and Adult Education Department: Newsletter, 1982
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6
Higher and Adult Education Department: Objectives, 1979
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7
Higher and Adult Education Department: Personnel Committee, 1983
19
8
Higher and Adult Education Department: Planning, 1980-1985
19
9
Higher and Adult Education Department: Plan, 1980-1981
19
10
Higher and Adult Education Department: Plan, 1983-1984
19
11
Higher and Adult Education Department: Professional Development Seminar: Quality in Graduate Programs: Definition and Assessment, 1983
19
12
Higher and Adult Education Department: Review, 1986-1987
19
13
Higher and Adult Education Department: Student Internships, 1984
19
14
Information Regarding Biographies, 1933, 1973
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15
Information Regarding Other Adult Educators, 1982
19
16
International Education Committee, 1979-1985
19
17
International Students and Programs, 1984-1991
19
18
Katherine Ell Memorial Award, 1982
19
19
M.Ed. Degree, 1984-1985
19
20
Meetings Between Roger Axford and Gladys Johnson, 1986-1987
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21
Memoranda and Meetings Between Roger Axford and Betty Greathouse, 1986-1989
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22
Memoranda Between Roger Axford and Delbert Weber, 1975-1976
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23
Memoranda Between Roger Axford and Gladys Johnson, 1985-1990
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24
Memoranda Between Roger Axford and L. Dean Webb, 1986-1991
Box
Folder
20
1
Memoranda Between Roger Axford and Mark Rossman, 1978-1986
20
2
Memoranda Between Roger Axford and Merwin Deever, 1977
20
3
Memoranda Between Roger Axford and Ray Kulhavy, 1985
20
4
Memoranda Between Roger Axford and R. C. Richardson, 1978-1983
20
5
Memoranda Between Roger Axford and Robert Stout, 1979-1984
20
6
Memoranda to College of Education Faculty, 1975-1986
20
7
Memoranda to College of Education Faculty, 1985-1990
20
8
Memoranda to Department Chairs and Division Directors, 1978-1987
20
9
Memoranda to Division of Curriculum and Instruction Faculty, 1978-1987
20
10
Memoranda to Higher and Adult Education Department Faculty, 1970-1979
20
11
Memoranda to Higher and Adult Education Department Faculty, 1980-1982
20
12
Memoranda to Higher and Adult Education Department Faculty, 1983-1988
20
13
Other Memoranda, 1986-1987
20
14
Memorial Service in Honor of Members of the ASU Family who Died Aboard Northwest Airlines Flight 255, 1987 August 26
20
15
Notes, 1970
20
16
Parent Education, 1963
[Oversized Materials Removed to Box 69/OV3, Folder 4]
20
17
"Penguin and Pencilguin in Power of Babel", 1986
20
18
Phi Delta Kappa, 1970-1986
20
19
Policies and Procedures for PH.D. and Ed.D. in Adult Education, circa 1980s
20
20
Presentations and Recruitment by Other ASU Departments, 1982-1990
[Oversized Materials Removed to Box 64/OV2, Folder 14]
20
21
"Program Development Sources for Adult Education", circa 1960s
20
22
Scandinavian Folk Schools, 1978
20
23
Secondary Education Faculty Meeting Agenda, 1990
20
24
Shelby, Delores, 1984
20
25
Student Groups Regarding Adult Education, circa 1970s
Box
Folder
21
1
Students: Smith, Harold, 1984-1985
21
2
Students, 1987
21
3
Study of Human Development Proposal, 1984-1986
21
4
"Thoughts on Okun's Thoughts About Concepts" by Ray Padilla, circa 1980s
21
5
University Continuing Education Advisory Council, 1980-1981
Affiliated Indian Centers of Arizona Adult Education Program: Consultant Agreements, 1981-1983
30
20
[Affiliated Indian Centers of Arizona Adult Education Program]: Cook Christian Training School, 1982
30
21
Affiliated Indian Centers of Arizona Adult Education Program: Correspondence, 1981-1984
30
22
Affiliated Indian Centers of Arizona Adult Education Program: "Evaluation Report on the Yuma, Winslow, and Safford Indian Centers", 1983 June 8
30
23
Affiliated Indian Centers of Arizona Adult Education Program: Inter-City Indian Center, Yuma, Arizona, 1981-1983
30
24
Affiliated Indian Centers of Arizona Adult Education Program: Meeting Notes, 1981
30
25
Affiliated Indian Centers of Arizona Adult Education Program: Personnel, circa 1981-1982
30
26
Affiliated Indian Centers of Arizona Adult Education Program: Phase II Report, 1981
30
27
Affiliated Indian Centers of Arizona Adult Education Program: Phase II Responses, 1981-1982
Box
Folder
3
8
Affiliated Indian Centers of Arizona Adult Education Program: Photographs, 1978
Box
Folder
30
28
Affiliated Indian Centers of Arizona Adult Education Program: Prescott Indian Center, 1981-1982
30
29
Affiliated Indian Centers of Arizona Adult Education Program: Report on the Prescott, Yuma, and Winslow Centers, 1981
Box
Folder
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1
Affiliated Indian Centers of Arizona Adult Education Program: Report on the Prescott, Winslow, and Yuma Centers, 1982
31
2
Affiliated Indian Centers of Arizona Adult Education Program: Resources: Bilingual Education and Literacy, 1982-1983
31
3
Affiliated Indian Centers of Arizona Adult Education Program: Resources: GED, 1982
31
4
Affiliated Indian Centers of Arizona Adult Education Program: Resources: The Indian Reading Series: Stories and Legends of the Northwest, circa 1980
31
5
Affiliated Indian Centers of Arizona Adult Education Program: Resources: Other, 1981-1982
31
6
Affiliated Indian Centers of Arizona Adult Education Program: Structure, 1981-1983
31
7
Affiliated Indian Centers of Arizona Adult Education Program: Winslow Indian Center, 1981-1982
31
8
Affiliated Indian Centers of Arizona Adult Education Program: Writing Skills Workshop, 1981
31
9
Mesa Public Schools: Special Experimental Demonstration Program 310 Grant Program: Mesa Adult Language Immersion, 1982-1984
31
10
UNESCO Department of Adult Education, 1965
31
11
Utah Navajo Development Council, 1976-1977
31
12
Utah Navajo Development Council: "Evaluation of the Adult Education Program of the Education Division of the Utah Navajo Development Council, Blanding, Utah", 1978 May 25
31
13
Utah Navajo Development Council: Utah Navajo Adult Learning Centers, 1978
31
14
Utah Navajo Development Council, 1978
31
15
Utah Navajo Development Council, 1979-1982
31
16
Utah Navajo Development Council, Undated
[Oversized Materials Removed to Box 69/OV3, Folder 8]
