1919 July 28 | Born, Norwood, Ohio |
1939 | A.A., Stephens College |
1941 | B.A., Stanford University |
1941 | Attended Campobello Summer Student Leadership Institute held at the summer house of Eleanor Roosevelt |
1942-1943 | Director of the student union, University of Texas |
1943 | M.A., Stanford University |
1944-1946 | Resident counselor, Barnard College |
1947-1949 | Assistant to president, Women's Foundation |
1949-1951 | Assistant public relations officer, State University of New York |
1951-1952 | Assistant for organizing the overseas division, Ford Foundation |
1952 | Acting president, Stephens College, Columbia, Missouri |
1953 | Married Alvin C. Eurich |
1953-1954 | Director of development, Stephens College, Columbia, Missouri |
1959 | Ph.D., Columbia University |
1959-1964 | Assistant professor of English, New York University |
1962 | Member of an advisory committee to design curriculum for New College, Sarasota, Florida |
1965 | Academic dean and acting president, New College, Sarasota, Florida |
1965-1975 | Trustee, New College, Sarasota, Florida |
1966 | Director, Project to Reorganize Curriculum, Aspen Public High School, Colorado |
1966-1967 | Member, National Selection Committee on Fellowships and Chairman, Rocky Mountain Committee, National Endowment for the Humanities |
1966-1970 | Member, Special Committee on Liberal Studies, American Association of Colleges |
1967 | Author, Science in Utopia |
1967 | Author, "Learning in America," published in From Parnassus: A Volume of Essays for Jacques Barzun |
1967-1970 | Dean of faculty, professor of English, academic director of the Vassar-Yale study and chairman of the Comprehensive Planning Committee, Vassar College, New York |
1967-1971 | Member, Middle States Committee, Marshall Scholarships |
1968-1969 | Member, U.S. Commission on Instructional Technology, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare |
1969 | Member, Panel of Judges, Federal Woman's Award |
1969 | Honorary member, National Council of Women |
1969-1975 | Member, Overseers Visiting Committee on Summer School and University Extension, Harvard University |
1970-1971 | Consultant for Manhattanville grant application, National Endowment for the Humanities |
1971 | Author, Great Britain's Open University: First Chance, Second Chance, or Last Chance? (co-authored with B. Schwenkmeyer) |
1971-1975 | Provost and dean of faculty, professor of English, and vice president for academy affairs, Manhattanville College, New York |
1972 | Member, Career Minister Review Board, U.S. Department of State |
1974 | Contributing author, Learning for Tomorrow |
1975 | Received honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree from Manhattanville College, New York |
1975-1993 | Senior consultant, board member and executive committee member, and director of the Comparative Study of Higher Education Systems in Twelve Countries, International Council for Educational Development |
1975-circa 2001 | Trustee, New College Foundation |
1976 | Member, Middle Atlantic Committee, Rhodes Scholarship Selection Committee |
1977, 1979-1980 | Moderator, Corporate Executive Seminar, Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies |
1977-1980 | Member, Carnegie Council on Policy Studies in Higher Education |
1977-1990 | Trustee, Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching |
1978 | Editor, Systems of Higher Education, International Council for Educational Development |
1979-1983 | Trustee and chairman of admissions committee, Bennington College, Vermont |
1980-1988 | Senior consultant, Academy for Educational Development |
1981 | Author, Higher Education in Twelve Countries: A Comparative View |
1982-1985 | Research grantee, Corporate Classrooms, Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching |
1985 | Author, Corporate Classrooms |
1985-1986 | Director, Consultant Team, Academy of Computer Science and Engineering, AT&T Bell Laboratories |
1986-1990 | Research grantee, The Learning Industry (director of the Adult Learning Project), Carnegie Foundation for Advancement of Teaching |
1986-1990 | Member of editorial board, Industry and Higher Education, published by Butterworth & Co. Publishers |
1987-1988 | Advisor, Committee on Career-Long Education for Engineers (CLEFE), National Academy of Engineering |
1987-1990 | Member, Advisory Board, Alliance for Learning |
1988 | Married Maurice Lazarus |
1988-1990 | Member, Board of Directors, International Council for Educational Development |
1990 | Author, The Learning Industry: Education for Adult Workers |
1991- | Academic Advisory Board, Cambridge College |
2008 | Died |
Scope and Content of Collection
Box Nos. | Groups |
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111 | Collection overview and biographical file, undated. Includes detailed container list of the Nell Eurich papers and curriculum vitae of Eurich. Includes one floppy disk. |
87-89, 111-114, 124-127 | Speeches and writings, 1937-1995. Includes monographs, typescripts, and printed matter related to education. See International Council for Educational Development for files on Systems of Higher Education in 12 Countries. |
17-20, 84-87, 89-95, 115-119, 121-125 | Professional positions and activities file, 1966-2000. Includes correspondence, meeting minutes, printed matter, research material, course materials, and awards related to Eurich's various professional positions, including materials for New College, Vassar College, and the International Council for Educational Development. |
120-121 | Other activities file, 1941-1992. Includes correspondence, clippings, and photographs related to community service and the Campobello Summer Student Leadership Institute. Includes photographs of Eleanor Roosevelt. |
108-110 | Correspondence, 1964-1997. Consists of two subseries: noteworthy correspondents and general. |
85-98, 105-108, 110-111, 127-130 | Corporate Classrooms file, 1928-1999. Includes research material, drafts, correspondence, and printed matter for the Corporate Classrooms study funded by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. |
4-17, 20-32, 36-55, 59-64, 66-68, 71-74, 77-84, 98-105 | The Learning Industry and Adult Learning Project file, 1922-1999. Includes correspondence, memoranda, research material, drafts, notes, printed matter, brochures, and clippings related to the project and publication. |
1-3, 33-36, 56-58, 65, 68-71, 74-77 | Education, training, and technology file, 1963-1996. Includes correspondence, memoranda, clippings, and printed matter related to various topics in education, including innovative education. |
Subjects and Indexing Terms