Box 5

Scope and Contents This series includes records from various sources other than the President's Office or the Provost's Office. It includes correspondence with Matsushita, the largest donor of the PII and ultimately leading to the institute's launch of a number of programs, such as the 1990 symposium; materials regarding the Japan fellowship for teachers that existed for five consecutive years; newspaper clippings mentioning the institute's work; and video cassette tapes with local news coverage of the Pacific...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series includes records from various sources other than the President's Office or the Provost's Office. It includes correspondence with Matsushita, the largest donor of the PII and ultimately leading to the institute's launch of a number of programs, such as the 1990 symposium; materials regarding the Japan fellowship for teachers that existed for five consecutive years; newspaper clippings mentioning the institute's work; and video cassette tapes with local news coverage of the Pacific...

Scope and Contents

There are two folders, one after another, with material relating to the 1990 Symposium.

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series includes records from various sources other than the President's Office or the Provost's Office. It includes correspondence with Matsushita, the largest donor of the PII and ultimately leading to the institute's launch of a number of programs, such as the 1990 symposium; materials regarding the Japan fellowship for teachers that existed for five consecutive years; newspaper clippings mentioning the institute's work; and video cassette tapes with local news coverage of the Pacific...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series includes records from various sources other than the President's Office or the Provost's Office. It includes correspondence with Matsushita, the largest donor of the PII and ultimately leading to the institute's launch of a number of programs, such as the 1990 symposium; materials regarding the Japan fellowship for teachers that existed for five consecutive years; newspaper clippings mentioning the institute's work; and video cassette tapes with local news coverage of the Pacific...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series includes records from various sources other than the President's Office or the Provost's Office. It includes correspondence with Matsushita, the largest donor of the PII and ultimately leading to the institute's launch of a number of programs, such as the 1990 symposium; materials regarding the Japan fellowship for teachers that existed for five consecutive years; newspaper clippings mentioning the institute's work; and video cassette tapes with local news coverage of the Pacific...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series includes records from various sources other than the President's Office or the Provost's Office. It includes correspondence with Matsushita, the largest donor of the PII and ultimately leading to the institute's launch of a number of programs, such as the 1990 symposium; materials regarding the Japan fellowship for teachers that existed for five consecutive years; newspaper clippings mentioning the institute's work; and video cassette tapes with local news coverage of the Pacific...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series includes records from various sources other than the President's Office or the Provost's Office. It includes correspondence with Matsushita, the largest donor of the PII and ultimately leading to the institute's launch of a number of programs, such as the 1990 symposium; materials regarding the Japan fellowship for teachers that existed for five consecutive years; newspaper clippings mentioning the institute's work; and video cassette tapes with local news coverage of the Pacific...

Scope and Contents

There are five folders, one after another, containing correpondence, itinerary and notes regarding faculty trips to Japan from 1990 to 1995.

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series includes records from various sources other than the President's Office or the Provost's Office. It includes correspondence with Matsushita, the largest donor of the PII and ultimately leading to the institute's launch of a number of programs, such as the 1990 symposium; materials regarding the Japan fellowship for teachers that existed for five consecutive years; newspaper clippings mentioning the institute's work; and video cassette tapes with local news coverage of the Pacific...