File 13 - "No - Universities etc. O,P"

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Comprises letters from educational establishments and a church asking Bronowski to lecture, and attend and speak at events, with replies declining.

Correspondents are: Oakland University (Michigan) inviting Bronowski to be the first Sidney Hillman Foundation Lecturer (1966); Olivet College (Michigan) inviting Bronowski to lecture as part of a yearly Scholars Lecture Series (1967); University of Oregon inviting Bronowski to speak at the Festival of Arts in 1973 which was on theme of "The Two Cultures"; Pacific Beach United Methodist Church (San Diego) inviting Bronowski to speak at a 'Faith for a New Age' forum in 1970, on 'The New Biology'; University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia) Annenberg School of Communications inviting Bronowski to deliver the A. V. B. Geoghegan lecture (1967); The Pennsylvania State University inviting Bronowski to participate in the conference on 'Technological Innovation and Human Values' (1963), and to be a visiting professor for a new program in writing in the English department (1969); The Philips Exeter Academy (New Hampshire) inviting Bronowski to be a Visiting Fellow (1967 & 1973); Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn (New York) inviting Bronowski to attend a Conference on Curriculum Change (1966) and to speak to students and faculty at the Institute (1967); Portland State University (Oregon) inviting Bronowski to attend a conference on 'America in 1984' (1973); Portland State College inviting Bronowski to be a Visiting Professor (1969); and the Chapel at Princeton University (New Jersey) inviting Bronowski to speak at Princeton Graduate College about the "relationship between the arts, philosophy, and man's spiritual needs" (1969).

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