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Title: Office of the Provost. Administrative files of Ernest Carroll Moore.
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Office of the Provost
Identifier/Call Number: UARC.0261
Physical Description:
26.4 Linear Feet
(66 boxes)
Date (inclusive): 1917-1936
Abstract: Record Series 261 contains the administrative files of Ernest C. Moore, University Chancellor from 1919-1936. Files include
correspondence, office memoranda, minutes, agendas, reports, applications, budget requests and statements. Subjects covered
by the files include administration of the of the university, schools, colleges, and academic departments; business conducted
by the Academic Senate, administrative offices at the University of California, Berkeley, and the Associated Students and
other campus student organizations; student activism and disciplinary action; and general correspondence between the chancellor
and students and faculty.
Language of Material:
English
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[Identification of item], Office of the Provost. Administrative files of Ernest Carroll Moore (University Archives Record
Series 261). UCLA Library Special Collections, University Archives.
Historical Note
The title of the chief executive of the school now known as UCLA has changed many times since the school's 1919 inception
as the Southern Branch of the University of California. Beginning in 1919, the Los Angeles campus was administered by the
director. In 1930, the tile of this position was changed to vice president and director; and later, in 1931, to vice president
and provost. From 1945-1948, the chief executive officer was called provost of the University and, in 1948, vice-president
and provost. In 1952, chancellor became the official title of the office. During the periods 1942-1945 and 1950-1952, UCLA
was administrated by a three-man committee.
Ten men have served as chief executive at UCLA since 1919 when the Los Angeles State Normal School became a part of the University
of California System:
Director and Provost Ernest Carroll Moore (1919 – 1936)
Provost Earle Raymond Hedrick (1937-1942)
Provost Clarence Addison Dykstra (1945-1950)
Chancellor Raymond Bernard Allen (1952-1958)
Chancellor Vern Oliver Knudsen (1959)
Chancellor Franklin David Murphy (1960-1968)
Chancellor Charles Edward Young (1969-1997)
Chancellor Albert Carnesale (1997 – 2006)
Acting Chancellor Norman Abrams (2006 – 2007)
Chancellor Gene Block (2007 – Present)
Scope and Content
Record Series 261 contains the administrative files of Ernest C. Moore, University Chancellor from 1919-1936. Files include
correspondence, office memoranda, minutes, agendas, reports, applications, budget requests and statements. Subjects covered
by the files include administration of the of the university, schools, colleges, and academic departments; business conducted
by the Academic Senate, administrative offices at the University of California, Berkeley, and the Associated Students and
other campus student organizations; student activism and disciplinary action; and general correspondence between the chancellor
and students and faculty.
This is an inactive record series; no additional University records are expected to be added.