MEETING WITH UNIVERSITY PRESIDENTS

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• Publication Date: December 12, 1978
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12 December 1978
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
THROUGH : Director, National Foreign Assessment Cent
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM
Associate Coordinator for Academic Relations and
External Analytical Support, NFAC
SUBJECT : Meeting with University Presidents
1. Action Requested: Signature on the attached letters to ten
university presidents inviting them to the Agency for a day of discussions
and briefings on 15 February 1979.
2. Background: The letters are similar to those you have sent to
the university presidents invited to the previous three meetings of this
kind. The following are addressed:
William Gordon Bowen
Angelo Bartlett Giamatti
Marvin L. Goldberger
Hanna Holborn Gray
William Walsh Hagerty
Robert William MacVicar
Frank Newman
Rev. John Patrick Raynor, S.J.
Joab Langston Thomas
Clifton Reginald Wharton, Jr.
(See Attachment A for bio sketches)
Princeton University
Yale University
California Institute of Technology
University of Chicago
Drexel University
Oregon State University
University of Rhode Island
Marquette University
North Carolina State University
State University of New York
3. This new list of nominees for invitations was drawn up with the
assistance of DCD. The nominees are considered likely to be receptive to
an invitation from you for a visit to CIA. The invitations will be
delivered by local DCD representatives where possible.
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SUBJECT: Meeting with University Presidents
4. Nine university presidents and one distinguished educator, who
were unable to accept your previous invitations, have already agreed to
attend the 15 February 1979 gathering. They are:
Thomas A. Bartlett
James Edward Cheek
Richard Michael Cyert
Frederick Davison
Robert Crocker Good
William R. Harvey
Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh
Philip G. Hoffman
George Michael Low
Jean Mayer
Association of American Universities
Howard University
Carnegie-Mellon University
University of Georgia
Denison University
Hampton Institute
University of Notre Dame
University of Houston
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Tufts University
(See Attachment B for bio sketches)
5. We are shooting for around twelve university presidents attending
the February visit. The schedule and sequence of meetings for this visit
should be substantially the same as the successful meeting of 26 October 1978.
6. Actions Recommended:
a. That you sign the letters to the ten university
presidents.
b. That you indicate your concurrence with the
arrangements proposed for handling the fourth university
presidents visit.
STATINTL
Attachments:
A and B
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head has beets decorated for the h..i;
Paris, and-he's the best English teacher
I`ve ever had. He makes you excited
His Writings Vary
Muhamroatf All. His first book, "The
Earthly Paradise and the Renaissance
3?ftcich." was followed by "Play of Dou.
bie Senses,, Spensers Faerie Queene."
He was the general editor for the three-
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with a magaz n role.
Never an athlete himself Mr G~a?
matti is an avid sports fan with undv?
irrst Imvalty to the Weston Red Sec. At
the C:;nrect cut halL-t. where he cflen
picks up his daughter, Elena, tr"m
classes, he is a familiar figure in his
Red Sox cap.
lathe ration on the walls of the He is one of--, founders of the
dining hall, and below it is ballet company and is currently cast.
News brass plaque explaining Leong with his daughter and one c4
Bartlett Giamatti Memorial Moose,' ac. Sane." In a nondancing role, he plays
rSwding to the polished plaque, and it a. dashing version of Herr Drosselrtteir,
atartda as proof that in its selection to. the tnymaker. Having previously de.
day of a new president, Yale has not dined other roles with the ballet. he
followed a sterentvn., of .,d .: .... made his debut in New London, Conn..
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found out in es Much fuss is likely to be made over
1972 that their master
'crag departing with orders that his Pic- Angelo Bartlett Giamatti for being the
cure .not be hung at the college, as first "ethnic" president of Yale, as well
had been. the tradition with the master as its youngest, but, his mother is
In every college, they unearthed the Anglo-Saxon. and he was raised in
lnttaseherd as a replacement, to the., classic Ivy League fashion. Born in
delight of Professor Giamatti. Boston on April 14, 1938, he Is the
In"'hls II years as professor here ion of Mary Claybaugh Walton and
, 'fale'a'lath.president, one of the coon- Valentine Giamatti, Yale Class of 1932
try't..leadintr scholar. :" r:....iish and now professor-emeritus of Italian
the respect.. of faculty and st dentrns. ? "He came by his interest In literature
riot only.forhis.academic excellence. naturally," Dr. Giamatti's father said.
roniversity--my God what will that be aptitude -for languages and literatui$."
professor and master tN another col. in Italy, Angelo Giaatti attended the
age, When he learned yesterday of Dr International School of note And $.-
year later he was promoted to associ-
ate professor. From 1970 to 1972 he
now' holds the John Ha W' ^ney
profeisoPfllip; t a4,
He is ii conch ally an, m upreme
skeptic," as one friend labeled him.
Only this trait led to the slightest crtti-
al o to abolien a seminar prosram,
which brought in such visiting lectur-
ers as Howard Cosell, the sports
have used that proposal as an example
of his educational conservatism. which
they fear will lead during his presiden-
t; to an end of experimental or inncisa-
u'e programming.
"It's going to be much easier to lake
this medicine from one of our own,"
a faculty me.r.hcr said, noting his
pleasure ti,., the Y~:e presidency was
given io a Ya'.. rr.an. "than to he
it forced nn -s b' an outsider.,,
-I'm giau Yale Corporation
picked somee,nt a little independent.
a little impudent, a little brusque," said
Romona Pena, an associate Roman
Catholic chaplain at Yale. "it's good
to have someone who really cares
When he officially takes over the
university next July, Dr. Giamatti and
his wile. Toni, and their three children
will move their family across town
from their modest gray frame house
to the lavish brick Yvle presidential
residence on Hillhouse Avenue. Accord-
ing to his father. Dr, Giamatti. he
agonized with the decision to give up
his writing and te2ching to take on
the demanding job of adrnin,stertng the
unive"at V.
"I certainly didn't want to push him.
into,. it," Dr. Giamaui's father said of;,
nay. Clearly pleased at the decision,
he added with a chuckle that when
he was working his way through the
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BARTLETT, THOMAS ALMA, univ. pres.; b. Salem? Ore., Aug. 20,
1930: s. Cleave Wines and Alma (Hanson) B.; student Willamette U.,
1947-49: A.B., Stanford. 1951. Ph.D.. 1959: M.A. (Rhodes scholar),
Oxford U.. 1953; m. Mary Louise Bixby. Mar. 20, 1954:
children-Thomas Glenn. Richard A.. Paul H. lnstr.. U. Santa Clara
(Cal.). 1955-56; rnem. U.S. Permanent Mission to UN, 1956-63; pres.
Am. U. in Cairo, 1963-69, Colgate U.. Hamilton, N.Y., 1969-. Mem.
UAR-U.S. Ednl. Exchange Commn.: mem. Commr. Edn.'s Adv.
Council; chmn. Commn. Ind. Calls. and Univs. N.Y. Trustee, Colgate
U. Mem. Council Fgn. Relations, Phi Beta Kappa. Clubs: University,
Century Assn., Princeton (N.Y.C.). Home: Watson House College
Hill Hamilton NY 13346
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CHEEK, JAMES EDWARD, unity. pres.; b. Roanoke Rapids, INC.,'
Dec. 4. 1932; s. King Virgil and Lee Ella (Williams) C.; B.A., Shaw
U., 1955, H.H.D., 1970; B.D., Colgate Rochester Div. Sch., 1958;
Ph.D. (Rockefeller doctoral fellow 1960), Drew U., 1962, LL.D.,
1971; L.H.D.. Trinity Coll., 1970; LL.D., A and T U., 1971, Del. State
Coll., 1972; D. honoris causa, l'Universite d'Etat 'Haiti, 1972; Ed.D.,
Providence Coll., 1972; in. Celestine Juanita Williams, June 14, 1953;
children-James Edward, Janet Elizabeth. Teaching asst. Kist.
theology Drew Theol. Sch., Madison, N.J., 1959-60; instr. Western
history Union Jr. Coll., Cranford, N.J., 1959-61; vis. instr. Christian
history Upsala Coll.. East Orange, N.J., summer 1960; asst. prof. N.T.
and Kist. theology Sch. Religion, Va. Union U., Richmond, 1.961-63;
pres. Shaw U., 1963-69, Howard U., Washington, 1969-. Dir. First
Nat. Bank Washington.Mcm. ad hoc corn. univ. and coil. presidents
Citizens Exchange Corps Congress Internat. Edn. Citizens; mem. adv.
com. Woodrow Wilson lntcrnat. Center Scholars; nnem. corn. internat.
edn. Coll. Entrance Exam. Bd., Wilberforce U. Pres.'s Devel. Council;
spi. cons. Pres. U.S. on black coi13. and univs., 1970. Mcm. Mayor's
Econ.aDevcl. Corn., nat. adv. council Ind. Found.., nat. council U.S.
Peoples Fund for UN, nat. selection com. Scalantic Fund, nat. adv.
council Peace Corps, Pres.'s Commn. Campus Unrest, 1970, steering
com. Nat. Urban Coalition, Voice of Informed Community
Expression, Washington Home Rule, Inc. Bd. dirs. Downtown
Progress, Ednl. Policy Center, Fund Advancement Theol. Edn.,
Greater Washington EdnL TV Assn., Joint Center Polit. Studies, Nat.
Assn. Equal Opportunity in Higher Edn., Nat. Capital Area council
Boy Scouts Am., Nat. Council Educating Disadvantaged, Operation
PUSH (People United to Save Humanity), Washington Urban League;
trustee Colgate-Rochester Div. Sch., Drew U., U. Miami (Fla.), Bd.
Fgn. Scholarships, Consortium of Univs., Fed. City Council, Inst.
Internat. Edn., Internat. Council Ednl. ' Devei., Neighborhood
Consumer Info. Center, Fund for Pcacc,.Vols. in,Tech. Assistance,
Washington Center Met. Studies; hon. trustee Choral Arts Soc.
Washington; bd. advisers African Free Sch., nat. adv. com. health Am.
Hosp. Assn., distinguished black Am. series Minority Advt. and
Journalism Inst., Nat. Coordinating Council Drug Abuse, Edn. and
Info., Speak Out 1, Student Nat. Med. Assn., Assn. Integration M.gmt.,
Nat. Black Monitor; mem. governing bd. Common Cause. Served with
USAF, 1950-51. Colgate-Rochester grad. fellow, 1958, Lily Found.
fellow, 1958-59. Mem. Am. Acad. Religion, A.A.U.P., Am.. Soc. Ch.
History, L.Q.C. Lamar Soc., Nat. Assn. Bibi. Instrs., Religious
Research Assn., Soc, Bibl. Lit. and Exegesis, Advt. Club (policy com.
communications council), Internat. Platform Assn., Am. Mgmt.
Assn., Internat. African C. of C. (dir.), Am. Assn. Coils. Tehr. Edn.
(trustee), Middle State Assn. Coils. and Secondary Schs. (trustee),
Alpha Kappa Delta, Alpha Theta Nu, Alpha Phi Alpha, Sigma Pi
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DAVISON, FREDERICK CORBET, univ. pres.; b. Atlanta, Sept. 3.
1929; s. Frederick Collins and Gladys (C:arslcy) D.; D.V.M., U. Ga.,
1952: Ph.D., Ia. State U., 1963; m. Dianne Castle, Sept_ 3, 1952;
children---Frederick Corbet, William Castle, Anne Harper. Individual
practice vet. medicine, Marietta. Ga., 19.52-58; research asst. Ia. State
U., 1958-60, asst. prof., 1960-63, asso. Inst. Atomic Research.
1960-63; asst. dir. dept. sci. activities Am. Vet. Med. Assn:, 1963-64.:.
dean U. Ga. Sch. Vet. Medicine, Athens, 1964-66, vice chancellor
univ. system, 1966-67, pres. univ., 1967--. Dir. Clarke Fed. Savs. &
Loan Assn. Mem. Inst. Animal Resources, Nat. Acad. Sci.-NRC,
1965-- Mern. N.E. Ga. commn. Boy Scouts Am., now pres. Area 5
Trustee Rabun Gap-Nacoochee Sch., Presbyn. Coll., Clinton, S.C.
Mem. Am., Ga. vet. med. assns., Council Biol. and Therapeutic Agts.,
Sigma Xi, Phi Kappa Phi. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Omega Tau Sigma,
Alpha Zeta, Phi Zeta, Gamina Sigma Delta. Rotarian. Contbr. articles
to profl. jours. Home: 570 Prince Av Athens GA 30601 -
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IIESBURGH, THEODORE MARTIN, clergyman, univ_ pres.: b.
Syracuse, N.Y.. May 25.1917; s. Theodore Bernard and Anne Marie
(Murphy) 111.: student U. Notre Dame. 1934-37: Ph.B.. Gregorian U..
1939; postgrad. Holy Cross Coll., Washington, 1940-43; S.T.D.. Cath.
U. Am.. 1945: hon. degrees Bradley U.. LeMoyne Coll.. U. R.L. Cath.
i U. of Santiago (Chile). Dartmouth. Villanova U.., St. Benedict`s Coll.,
Columbia. Princeton, Ind. U.. Brandeis U., Gonzaga U_, U- Cal. at Los
Angeles, Temple U., Northwestern U., U. Ill., Fordham U_,
Marrchcstcr Coll., Atlanta U., Wabash Coil.. Valparaiso U..
. Providence Coll.. U. So. Cal., Mich. State U.. St. Louis U.. Cath_ U.
Am.. Loyola U. at Chgo., Anderson Coll., State U. N.Y. at Albany,
Utah State U.. Lehigh U.. Yale. Lafayette Coll.. King's Coll., Stonehill
Coil.. Alma Coll.. Syracuse U., Marymount Coll.,, Hobart and William
Smith Coll., Hebrew Union Coll., Cin.. Harvard. Entered Order of
Congregation of' Holy Cross, 1934; ordained priest Roman Catholic
Ch., U. Notre Dame. 1943: chaplain Nat. Tng. Sch. for Boys.
Washington. 1943-44: vets. chaplain U. Notre Dame. 1945-47, as-St.
prof. religion. head dept., 1948-49. exec. v.p.. 1949-52. pres.. 1952 -.
Former dir. Woodrow NVilson Nat. Fellowship Corp.: mere. Civil
Rights Cormmn., 1957-72: mem. of Carnegie C rnrinn. on Future of
Higher Edn.: churn. U.S. 'Cormmn. on Civil Rights. 1969-72; merit
C'thnrnn. on an All-Volunteer Armed Force. 11970. Bd. dirs. Atn.
Council Edn.. Freedoms Found. Valley Forge, Adlai Stevenson Inst.
Internat. Affairs: trustee Rockefeller Found.. Carnegie Found. for
Advancement Teaching. Woodrow \V ilson Nat. Fellowship Found.,
Inst. Interriat. Edn., Nutrition Found.. United Negro Coll_ Fund.
others. Recipient U.S. Navy's Distinguished Pub. Service award,
1959; Presdl. Medal of Freedom. 1964: Gold medal Nat_ Inst. Social
.`iris., 1969; Cardinal Gibbons medal Cath. U. Am.. 1969; Bcllarmine
mvdhl Bcllarmine-Ursuline Coll., 1970; Meikicjohn award A.A.U.P.,
1970: Charles Evans Ilughes award Nat. Conf. Christians and Jews,
1970: Merit award Nat. Cath. Edni. Assn., 197 1; Pres.' Cabinet award
U. Detroit. 1971; Ain. Liberties medallion Am. Jewish Corn.. 1971;
Liberty Bell award Ind. State Bar Assn., 1971: others- Fellow Ain.
Acad. Arts and Scis.. morn. Internat. Fcdn. Cath. Univs.., Freedoms,
Found. (dir.. mem. exec. corn.). Nutrition Found.. Commn. on
llurnanities. Inst. Internat. Edn. (pres., dir.). Cath. Theol. Soc.
Author: Theology of Catholic Action. 1945; God and the World of
Man. 1950: Patterns for Educational Growth. 1958; Thoughts for Our
Times. 1962: More Thoughts for Our Times. 1965: Still More
Thought.% fur Our Times, 1966. Thoughts IV. 1968: Thoughts V, 1969:
The Humane Imperative: A Challenge for the Year 2000. 1974.
Home: Corby Hall Notre Dame IN 46556
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`M,AYER, JEAN, Univ. pres., scientist; b. Paris, France, Feb 19, 1920;
s. Andre and Jeanne EugEnie (Veille) M.; B.Litt. summa cum laude,
U. Paris, 1937, B.Sc. magna cum laude, 1939, M.Sc.. 1939; Ph.D. in
Physiol. Chemistry (Rockefeller Found. fellow). Yale U., 1948;
Dr: Es-Sc. in Physiology summa. turn laude, Sorbonne, 1960; A.M.
(hon.), Harvard U., 1965; M.D. (hon.), J.E. Purkyne Colt. Medicine,
Prague. Czechoslovakia, 1968; D.Sc. (hon.), Wittenberg U., 1975,
Mass. State Coll. at Framingham, 1976; D.B.A. (hon.), Johnson and
Wales Coll., 1976, Northeastern U.. 1976, Worcester Poly. Inst.,
1977; L.H.D., Western.New Eng. Coll.. 1977, Starr King Sch. for
Ministry. 1977; m. Elizabeth . Van Huysen, Mar. 16, 1942;
children---Andre. Laura, John-Paul, Theodore, Pierre. Fellow, Ecole
Normale Superieure, Paris. 193940;. nutrition officer FAO, UN,
1948-49; from asst. prof to prof. nutrition Harvard U., 1950.76, tcctr.
history pub. health, 1961-76, mem. Center for Population Studies,
1968,71.75--, co-dir., 1975-76, master Dudley House, "1973.76. hon.
asso., pres. Tufts U., Medford. Mass., 1976-. Spt. cons. to Pres. U.S.,.
1969-70; chmn. White House Conf. on Food, Nutrition and Health,
1969; charm. nutrition div. White House Conf. on Aging. 1971-;
mem. Pres.'s Consumer Adv. Council, 1970-77; gen. coordinator U.S.
Senate Nat. Nutrition Policy Study, 1974; mem. FAO-WHO Adv.
Mission to Ghana, 1959, to Ivory Coast and West Africa, 1960.
UNICEF mission to Nigeria-Biafra, 1969,-mem. FAO-WHO Joint
Expert Com. on Nutrition, 196I-; mem. protein adv. group UN,
1973-75;, dir. Priorities on Child Nutrition UNICEF, 1973-75. Dir.
Monsanto Co. Adv. bd. Sargent Coll. Boston U., 1955-72; mem.
subcom... on med. services U.S. Olympic Com., 1966-70; menu child
health adv. com. Hood Found.. 1964-69, chmn., 1968-69; meta. bd.
inquiry on hunger in U.S., Citizens' Crusade against,Poverty. 1967;
chmn. Nat. Council on Hunger and Malnutrition in U.S., 1968.69;
mem. food and nutrition bd. Nat. Acad. Scis.,1973-. bd. dirs. Action
for Boston Community Devel., 1964-70, Am. Kor-Asian Found.,
1916--, French-Am. Found., 1976.--. World Affairs Council, 1976-;
bd. overseers Shady Hill Sch:, Cambridge. Mass., 1965-68. Served to
Capt. French Army, 1940-45. Decorated Croix de Guerre with two
palms, Gold Star-and Bronze Star, knight Legion of Honor. Resistance
medal. numerous others; recipient Gold medal City of Paris, 1936.
Calvert Smith prize Harvard Alumni Assn.. 1961. Alvarenga prize
Coll. Physicians Phila., 1968, Atwater prize Agri. Research
Adminstrn., 1971; Presdl. citation AAHPER, 1972; Bradford
Washburn prize Boston Mus. Sci., 1975; Golden Door award InternaL
Inst., 1975; Polley Gold medal N.Y. Acad. Sci.. 1975; Pub. Edit.
award Greater Boston chpt. Am. Heart Assn, 1976; numerous
lectureships. Fellow Am. Acad. Arts and Scis. (mem. council
1970-73).. AAAS, fgn. meet. French Academia des Sciences; met
Am. InsL Nutrition (mem. council 1972-75). Am. Physiol. Soc.
(editorial bd. 1960-66), Soc. for Nutrition Edn. (pres. 1974-75), Am-
Soc. for Ctin. Nutrition, Am. Pub. Health Assn. (chmne food and
nutrition sect. 1972-73). Phi Beta Kappa, Delta Omega, Sigma XL.
Beta Beta Beta. Unitarian (chmn. bd... trustees. 1st parish, Sudbury
Mass., moderator 1959-66, vestryman 1970.74, sr. warden King's
Chapel, Boston 1974-). Clubs: Harvard, Bay (Boston); Annisqua ::
Yacht (Gloucester, Mass.); University (N.Y.C.). Author Overweight,
Causes, Cost, Control. 1969; Human Nutrition, 1971; A Diet fat
Living. 1975; Food and Nutrition in Health and Disease, 1977. Editcr
U.S. Nutrition Policies in the Seventies 1973; (with W. Aykroyd
Nutrition Terminology. 1973; Health, 1974; also numerous s+._
articles. Asso. editor. Nutrition-Revs., 1951-54; nutrition editor_
Postgrad. Medicine, 1959-71; editorial bd. Am. Jour. Physiology,
Jour. Applied Physiology, 1960-65, Family Health, 1969-; Postgrad.
Medicine, 1976-; cons. editor. Environ. Research, 1967-, Jo=.
Nutrition Edn., 1968-70. Geriatrics Digest, 1968-. Syndicated
columnist. Home: 161 Packard Ave Pres's House Medford MA 02155
Office: Tufts U Medford MA 02155
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