University of Connecticut

This folder contains information about the UConn chapter of Allies and Queers Undergraduate Association, a group that advocated for an end to institutional discrimination against sexual minorities.

This folder contains volume 1, issues 1 and 2 and volume 2, issues 1 and 2 of 'Basta Ya!,' a socialist newsletter created Puerto Rican students at the University of Connecticut.

This folder contains two fliers created by the Coalition to Project the UConn budget, a group created to advocate against UConn's budget being downsized by the Connecticut state government.

The collection includes Whetten's graduate thesis, some correspondence, reprints of articles he authored and co-authored, and files from his UConn related responsibilities.

This folder contains documents created and distributed by the University of Connecticut chapter of the Committee Against Racism, a group dedicated to fighting racism on both social and institutional levels. Many of the documents in this folder are printed in both English and Spanish.

This folder contains a flier encouraging people to join the Committee to Protect the UConn Budget, a group created to advocate against UConn's budget being downsized by the Connecticut state government.

This folder contains documentation created by the University of Connecticut chapter of the Community Action Committee, a group dedicated to using local groups and communities to influence social and political change on a large scale. The contents of these documents specifically focus on the Vietnam War and American involvement in southeastern Asia as a whole.

The collection includes Whetten's graduate thesis, some correspondence, reprints of articles he authored and co-authored, and files from his UConn related responsibilities.

The collection includes Whetten's graduate thesis, some correspondence, reprints of articles he authored and co-authored, and files from his UConn related responsibilities.

The collection includes Whetten's graduate thesis, some correspondence, reprints of articles he authored and co-authored, and files from his UConn related responsibilities.

The collection includes Whetten's graduate thesis, some correspondence, reprints of articles he authored and co-authored, and files from his UConn related responsibilities.

This folder contains a flier advertising the University of Connecticut Chapter of the Jewish Defense League, an organization dedicated to fighting antisemitism and the systematic oppression of the Jewish people.

The collection includes Whetten's graduate thesis, some correspondence, reprints of articles he authored and co-authored, and files from his UConn related responsibilities.

This folder contains a flier created by the University of Connecticut Medical Aid Committee. The flier advertises a fundraising effort to raise money for two hospitals in Vietnam, one which was destroyed by American bombs and one that was under construction and dedicated to treating Vietnamese children who had been injured as a result of the war.

The collection includes Whetten's graduate thesis, some correspondence, reprints of articles he authored and co-authored, and files from his UConn related responsibilities.

The collection includes Whetten's graduate thesis, some correspondence, reprints of articles he authored and co-authored, and files from his UConn related responsibilities.

This folder contains documents about the Storrs Gay Coalition, a group of Uconn Students created to advocate for equal rights and treatment for homosexual members of the UConn community.

This folder contains a single, one-page issue of a publication called ‘The University Republican.’ It claims that a group of people dressed in Nazi uniforms attempted to forcefully break up a rally that was in support of the current president and his policy regarding the Vietnam War.

This folder contains flyers and leaflets created and distributed by members of Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) at the University of Connecticut and Yale University. Many of the folder’s contents specifically discuss the racist practices and theories that existed within the infrastructure of UConn’s faculty, particularly the Behavioral Sciences Department, while other documents advocate for the abolition of the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) on college campuses.

This folder contains publications about the University of Connecticut chapter of The Coalition, a group dedicated to fighting social injustices, including but not limited to both racial and gender inequality. The publications within this particular folder are split into two groups; publications created by The Coalition, and publications created by others that discuss The Coalition.

This folder contains documents pertaining to the University of Connecticut Third World Students Union, a group of UConn students dedicated to spreading awareness about international social issues, particularly focusing on groups in less developed countries. The specific documents in this folder focus on the unjust treatment of Palestinians living in Israel.

The collection includes Whetten's graduate thesis, some correspondence, reprints of articles he authored and co-authored, and files from his UConn related responsibilities.

The collection includes Whetten's graduate thesis, some correspondence, reprints of articles he authored and co-authored, and files from his UConn related responsibilities.

The collection includes Whetten's graduate thesis, some correspondence, reprints of articles he authored and co-authored, and files from his UConn related responsibilities.

This folder contains letters discussing the UConn Peace Education Group, a group dedicated to informing UConn students about nonviolence.

This folder contains documents published by members of the University of Connecticut Inner College, an organization within the university created to offer a means of alternative education.

This folder contains documents published and distributed my members of the University of Connecticut International Democratic Community, a special interest dormitory at the University of Connecticut that promoted student participation in the democratic process and advocated for the university to operate as a democratic system.

This folder contains two different versions of the February 1973 edition of the Newsletter of the University of Connecticut New Vocations, which was an alternative education program created to help provide valuable social services to the Storrs community, such as child care, counseling, and health services.

This folder contains publications created by the University of Connecticut's New Vocations Center, which was an alternative education program created to help provide valuable social services to the Storrs community, such as child care, counseling, and health services.

This folder contains in formation about the University of Connecticut Organization of Faculty and Professional Women, an organization of women staff and faculty at UConn who worked for and advocated gender equality in the workplace.