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National Institute of Labor Education. Series 1. Administrative files and governance records
The correspondence concerns union leadership; meetings; grants; federal legislation to promote workers' education extension services in the U.S.; a conference on workers' education; task forces on urbanization and technological change; foreign workers exchange programs; a code of ethics and moral standards project; a project on youth employment; cooperative programs with the U.S. International Cooperation Administration; the Mental Health Project; the Peace Corps; non-residential study institutes; preretirement education; institutes for trade-union staff; budgets; election of Board members; relations with foundations; the establishment of a National Center of Labor Studies; research activities on adult education opportunities for labor; cooperative workers' education programs between NILE and the American University; the Southern Union Training Institute; the production of workers' education films; and a proposal for a study on school dropouts among members of labor unions.
- "The correspondence concerns union leadership; meetings; grants; federal legislation to promote workers' education extension services in the U.S.; a conference on workers' education; task forces on urbanization and technological change; foreign workers exchange programs; a code of ethics and moral standards project; a project on youth employment; cooperative programs with the U.S. International Cooperation Administration; the Mental Health Project; the Peace Corps; non-residential study institutes; preretirement education; institutes for trade-union staff; budgets; election of Board members; relations with foundations; the establishment of a National Center of Labor Studies; research activities on adult education opportunities for labor; cooperative workers' education programs between NILE and the American University; the Southern Union Training Institute; the production of workers' education films; and a proposal for a study on school dropouts among members of labor unions."@en
- "Also include correspondence of Mire with NILE Board of Directors: Lorentz Adolfson (director of Extension, University of Wisconsin); Ralph N. Campbell (professor, New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations and president of NILE); David L. Cole (director, U.S. Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service); John D. Conners (director of education, AFL-CIO); Phillips L. Garman (coordinator of Extension, University of Illinois,); Frank P. Graham (UN representative for India and Pakistan); Albert Hayes (president, International Association of Machinists); Richard A. Lester (professor of industrial relations, Princeton University); David MacDonald (president, United Steelworkers of America); Charles A. Meyers (professor of industrial relations, Massachusetts Institute of Technology); Jules Pagano (director of education, Communications Workers of America); Otto Pragan (director of research and education, International Chemical Workers Union); Lawrence M. Rogin (director of education, AFL-CIO); Brendan Sexton (coordinator of organization, United Automobile Workers); George Shuster (president, Hunter College); and M.T. Van Hecke (professor of law, University of North Carolina.)."@en
- "Consist of minutes of the Executive Committee and Board of Directors (1957-1971); copies of National Institute of Labor Education (NILE) bylaws and articles of incorporation; reports of Joseph Mire (executive director) to the Board of Directors (1960-1964); financial reports (1965-1968); news releases on the promotion of NILE programs; drafts and copies of NILE promotional brochure; photographs of participants at NILE conferences; routine office financial records and memoranda, and reports of Mire regarding grants and routine organizational business."@en
- "National Institute of Labor Education. Series 1. Administrative files and governance records"@en