Papers, 1920-1993
MC 141
21 boxes (7 cu.ft.)
About Fred S. Keller
Fred Simmons Keller was born January 2, 1899 in Rural Grove, New York, the son of Vrooman B. and Minnie Simmons Keller. After having first worked as a messenger and telegrapher for Western Union, he graduated from Goddard Seminary in 1919 and then joined the Army, where he attained the rank of sergeant. After initially failing to obtain a degree from Tufts in 1924 (because of loss of credits through absences from Chapel and a failure to satisfy the physical education requirements), he worked for a year at the Andover Press, married Connie Ricketts, then returned to Tufts to complete his degree. In 1926, he began graduate work at Harvard University (where B.F. Skinner was one of his classmates) and continued part-time teaching under Prof. Robert Givler, receiving his Ph.D. in 1931.
After Harvard, Keller obtained a teaching position at Colgate University, where he stayed for seven years. In 1932 he divorced, but married again in 1936 to Frances Scholl, with whom he spent the rest of his life. In 1938 he moved to Columbia University, where he taught for 26 years until in 1964 he was given Professor Emeritus status. During this time, he and Frances had two children, Anne and John.
While at Columbia, Keller directed an Air Force project on communications. In 1948 President Truman awarded him a Certificate of Merit for his research in radio operator and selective training, and for his development of “Code Voice,” a new technique for teaching Morse Code to military personnel, adopted officially by the U.S. Army Signal Corps in 1943.
In 1961, on a sabbatical as a Fulbright Scholar, Keller spent a year at the University of São Paulo in Brazil. After retiring from Columbia in 1964 he returned to Brazil, this time to the University of Brasilia, where he helped found the psychology department and developed, with Dr. J. Gilmour Sherman, and two Brazilian psychologists, Carolina Bori and Rodolpho Azzi, the Personalized System of Instruction (PSI), sometimes called the Keller Plan. This was an individually paced, mastery-oriented teaching method that has had a significant impact on college-level science education. Students received a printed study guide for the first unit of the course and could work anywhere – including the classroom – to achieve the objectives it outlined.
From 1964 to 1967 Keller worked on this method at Arizona State University. From 1968 to 1973 he was a visiting professor at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, with a couple of what he called “side trips” to Texas Christian University and to Colorado State for short appointments. From 1974 to 1976 he was at the Center for Personalized Instruction at Georgetown University, after which he retired to Aiken, South Carolina. In 1980 he moved to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill to become an adjunct research professor of psychology, pursuing his interest in educational reform and systems of instruction.
Keller published in scholarly journals throughout his career and was the author of numerous books. In 1972 he appeared in a movie with B.F. Skinner called “Together.” He traveled extensively, delivering speeches and receiving numerous honorary awards, including the Distinguished Teaching Award from the American Psychological Foundation in 1970, an Honorary Doctorate of Science from Long Island University in 1972, and the Behavioral Scientist’s medal from the Institute for Behavioral Research in 1974.
Fred Keller died February 2, 1996 at his home in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
The above biographical information is drawn from a number of sources, including Keller’s obituary and two letters. One, written in 1934 to his grandmother, documents his early academic career, while the other, written in 1989 to Russell “Bud” Carpenter, a Tufts classmate, provides an overview of his career.
For more information about Fred Keller and his significance, see Michael J. Root’s article at American National Biography Online, Murray Sidman’s tribute and João Claudio Todorov’s account of Keller’s role in the development of psychology in Brazil. For Fred Keller’s own account of his life and career, important psychologists he knew and the area of behavioral psychology, see the videorecording Fred Keller: Did you know Aristotle? by Bob & Marian Bailey.
About the Fred S. Keller collection
The Fred Simmons Keller Papers contain correspondence, course notes, speeches (some written in Portuguese), and unpublished papers, mostly concerning educational reform. The correspondence is primarily of a professional nature, much of it to colleagues in the field at other educational institutions. Keller also wrote numerous letters of recommendation. There is a section of correspondence and speeches from Brazil, some of which are written in Portuguese. Also included are several of his speeches and unpublished papers, mostly concerning educational reform. The final box consists of a Brazilian newspaper and signed posters to the Kellers that display dates and times of two psychology conferences in Brazil.
Folder Listing
- Correspondence (names in italics other than journal names denote letters concerning Brazil)
- Talks and Presentations
- Manuscripts
- Course Notes
- Miscellaneous:
- Appendix: Published Works
I. Correspondence
A. Letters written by Keller
| f.1 | Allen Abrahams (1); Academic Press (5); George Albee (1); Herb Alexander (2); Bill Allen (10); Allyn & Bacon (1); Joao Bosco Jardim Almeida (1); Jorge Peralta Alvarez (1). |
| f.2 | American Automobile Association (1); American Friends of the Attingham Summer School, Inc. (1); American Press Institute (1); American Psychological Association (21). |
| f.3 | American River College (1); Carol Ammons (Editor, Psychological Reports) (9); American University (3). |
| f.4 | Mr. Anderson (1); Edward Anderson (1); Andover Press (2); Arrigo Angelini (3); Jose Anicama (9); Animal Behavior Enterprises, Inc. (1); Anna State Hospital (1); Frederick Annesley (1). |
| f.5 | Appleton-Century-Crofts, Inc. (26). |
| f.6 | Arizona State Retirement System (2); Arizona State University (16). |
| f.7 | Malcolm Arnoult (1); Augusta College (3); Hector Ayala y Velazquez (1); Dr. Ted Ayllon (1); Nate Azrin (1); Rodolfo Azzi (8). |
| f.8 | William Baasel (1); David Bachhuber (1); Arthur Bachrach (1); Pietro Badia (1); Donald Baer (4); Marian Bailey (2); Mario Balaban (1); Catherine Balkey (1); Baltimore County Board of Education (1). |
| f.9 | Dulcie Barlow (1); John Barlow (8); Barnard College (1); Rep. Anne Barnes (1); Lloyd Barr (1); Barre (VT) Chamber of Commerce (1); Marcio de Queiroz Barreto (1); Neil Bartlett (4); Jacques Barzun (1); Basic Books (2); Bausch & Lamb (1). |
| f.10 | Frank Beach (1); Jay Becker (2); The Behavior Analyst (2); The Behavioral Educator (1); Waldemere Bejner (1); Richard Belleville (2); Ludy Benjamin (1). |
| f.11 | W.A. Benjamin, Inc., 1972 (6). |
| f.12 | W.A. Benjamin, Inc., 1973 (23). |
| f.13 | W.A. Benjamin, Inc., 1974 (12). |
| f.14 | W.A. Benjamin, Inc., 1975-1979, and undated (7). |
| f.15 | Allan Berger (1); Robert Berk (1); Mark Berman (2); James Bernardo (1); Robert Berryman (2); William Bevan (3); Harry Beyer (2). |
| f.16 | Siba Bhattacharya (1); Marcello Cesa Bianchi (1); Ed Biertempfel (1); Sidney Bijou (5); Freide Blachman (1); Herman Blake (1); Phillip R. Blake (1); J. Guillermo Blanck (1); Theodore Blau (1). |
| f.17 | Eva Bodor (1); Laurie Bonilla (1); Steve Bono (1); James Booth (1); John Boren (4). |
| f.18 | Carolina Bori (24). |
| f.19 | David Born (2); Boschen children (1); Boston University (1); Darrell Bostow (1); Wendy Bourque (1); Wes Bousfield (1); Robert Bower (1). |
| f.20 | Roberts Braden (3); David Brady (1); Joseph Brady (1); Dr. Brady (1); Marc Branch (1); Braniff International (1); John Braun (1); Charles Bray (3); M.O. Breitmayer (1); Karen Brethower (1); Charles Brewer (3); William Brewer (1). |
| f.21 | Lewis E. Bridges (1); Virginia Britton (1); Brooklyn College (1); Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute (1); Glenn Brooks (1); Robert Brooks (6); Alan (& Beatrice) Willard Brown (3); Dr. Brown (1); Timothy Brown (1); Aaron Brownstein (2); Josef Brozek (1). |
| f.22 | R.R. Bugelski (1); Donald Bullock (1); Victor Bunderson (1); Bureau of Vital Statistics, New York State (1); Burgess Publishing Company (5); Beverly Burt (1); Jack Burton (6); William Buskist (9); Marjorie Butler (2); C.T. Butz (1); BYTE (1). |
| f.23 | California State University (4); Dr. Euclides Calloni (1); Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies, 1982 (8 to Robert Epstein) (9). |
| f.24 | Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies, 1983 (13, all to Robert Epstein). |
| f.25 | Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies, 1984-1989 (15, 8 to Robert Epstein). |
| f.26 | Ettore Caracciolo (5); Ricardo Cardoso (one of them also to Sylvia, Rodrigo, Renata, and Daniel) (6); Roberto Cardozo (two of the also to Susana, Peri, and Alonzo/Lorenzo) (4). |
| f.27 | Antonio Carelli (1); John Carlson (2); Leonard Carmichael (1); Mrs. Carnesi (Columbia University) (1); Marion Carpenter (1); Russell “Bud” Carpenter (4); Neil Carrier (1); Laura Carstensen (1); Lillian Cartwright (1); Emilia Campos de Carvalho (1); Charles Catania (5); Harding Cate (1). |
| f.28 | Center for Personalized Instruction (Georgetown University) (14). |
| f.29 | Central Washington State University (1); Shery Chamberlain (Society for the Advancement of Behavior Analysis) (4); Chapel Hill Chamber of Commerce (1); Chapel Hill Police Department (2); Chapel Hill Weekly Advertiser (1); Paul Chance (9); Theodore Chandler (1); Dwight Chapman (1); Carl Cheney (1); City College/University of New York (2). |
| f.30 | Clemson University (1); Mrs. Cline (1); Anne Cline (1); Thom Cline (1); Edward Cobb (4); Leila Cohen (1); Perrin Cohen (1); Shlomo Cohen (Anne Arundel County Learning Center, Fort Meade, MD) (6); Brett Cole (1); Mark Cole (1); Stephen Coleman (1); Colgate University (13) (Donald A. Laird (1931) (7); College of Charleston (2); College of William and Mary (1); George Collias (1); George Collier (2); Collier and Son Co. (1). |
| f.31 | Ignacio Cintron Colon (2); Colonial Williamsburg Foundation (1); Colorado State University (1); Columbia University (12); Columbia University Press (1); Columbia University Record (1). |
| f.32 | Committee on International Exchange of Persons (4); The Composing Room (1); C. J. Conard (5); Roderick and Jane Connell (1); Contemporary Psychology (1); Donald Cook (5); Ruth Cordahi (1); Jeffrey Corey (3); Eliza Corrales (1); Raymond Corsini (2). |
| f.33 | Richard Couch (1); Bernard Covner (2); Joseph Crnkovich (2); Osborn Cresson (2); John Crossen (1); Thomas Crowell Co. (1); Gerson Antonio da Cruz (1); Marlene Cruz (2); Cummings Publishing Co. (2); C.W. Post Center (2). |
| f.1 | Letters written by Keller: John Daggett (1); Marvin Daley (1); Dalhousie University (1); Bill Daniel (1); Hank Davis (3); Roger Davis (1); Willard Day (1); DeHaan Heating (1); Samuel Deitz (2); Clotilde Delsolas (1); Denison University (2); Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Washington, D.C. (2); Diane De Vries (1); Peter Dews (1); Dickinson College (1). |
| f.2 | James Dinsmoor (13). |
| f.3 | Kay Dinsmoor (3); Donald Doe (1); Richard Lee Doering (1); Theodore Dombras (1); Anne Donnellan (6); Myrthes R. do Prado (1); Peggy Dority (1); Laura Dorow (2); Fran Dowd (1); Drake University (4);, Gerald Duffy (1); Duke University (1); Walter Dunn (1); Paul Dute (1); Lawrence Dyson (1). |
| f.4 | Eagle Wine and Liquor Store (Washington D.C.) (1); Earlham College (5); East Stroudsburg State College (4); David Eckerman (4); Editorial Guild, Inc. (1); Editorial Fontanella, S.A. (Barcelona, Spain) (5). |
| f.5 | Educational Technology Monographs (1); Mr. and Mrs. David Ehrenfeld (1); Leslie Eichenstein (1); Eisenhower Medical Center (John McCormack) (1); James Elder (2); R.M. Elliott (6); Robert Lee Ellis (1); Emory University (1); Empire State College (1). |
| f.6 | Arno Engelmann (2); Engineering Education (Patricia Samaras, Managing Editor) (2); Hal J. Epstein Property Co. (1); Robert Epstein (2); Robert Erdman (1); ERM/ASEE (2); Ernst Klett Verlag (Stuttgart, Germany) (1); Miguel Escala (2); Miguel Escotet (1); Kay Estis (1); ETC (Daniel Hursh, editor) (1); Barbara Etzel (1); Selby Evans (1). |
| f.7 | John Falk (2); Edmund Fantino (3); Osman Farrag (1); Federal Reserve Bank, Minneapolis, MN (2); Douglas Ferraro (1); Mario Ferri (4); Charles Ferster (2); David Ferster (1); Elyce Ferster (6); Bob Findahl (2); Gus Fink (1); First National Bank and Trust Co., Kalamazoo MI (1); Dora Fix (2); Florida State University (2); Aldair Sim ôes Fontes (2); Jose Carlos Simôes Fontes (8). |
| f.8 | Gilbert Ford (1); Brad Fox (1); Ray Fox (1); Lawrence Fraley (10); Dr. Frazier (1); Fred S. Keller School, Yonkers NY (1); Laura Fredrick (3); Lucy Freibert (1); Luiz Carlos [de] Freitas (2); Fred Frick (2); Matt Friedrich (1); Furman University (5). |
| f.9 | Gaines Food Co. (2); Mark Galizio (1); Howard Gallup (6); Olavo Galvao (1); Ronald Gandelman (6); Jorge Romero Garcia (1), Henry Garrett (1); Fred Gault (3). |
| f.10 | James Geer (1); George Geis (4); Scott Geller (7); Ronald Gentile (3); Georgetown University (10); Georgia Motor Club (1); Georgia Southern College (2); Georgia State University (3). |
| f.11 | Vern Gerlach (1); Celia Gershenson (4); Eleanor (”Jackie”) Gibson (1); Yolanda Gil (1); Thomas Gilbert (8); Howard Gilhousen (3); John Gilpin (1); Lincoln Giminez (1); Robert C. Givler (4). |
| f.12 | David Glanzer (2); Sigrid Glenn (Editor, The Behavior Analyst) (3); Eleanor Glueck (1); Carole Goodson (2); M.L. Goranson (1); Jon Gosser (1); Government of the District of Columbia (3); Celso Goyos (3); Frederico Graeff (1); Clarence Graham (1); Lawrence Grayson (1); Anthony Graziano (2); Ben Green (13). |
| f.13 | Carolyn Green (1); Cecil & Ida Green (1); Swayzer Green (1); Joel Greenspoon (6); Douglas Greer (4); James Griffin (1); B.C. Griffith (1); Dean E. Griffith (2); Dr. Grimaldi (1); Grosset and Dunlap (2); Grune & Stratton, Inc. (1); Mark Gurevitch (2); Mario Guidi (2); Marina Sampaio Gutierrez (1). |
| f.14 | Norman Hadley (1); Gad Hakerem (1); Vance Hall (4); Milt Halliday (1),; Hamilton College (1); David Hamilton-Eddy (1); Wildred Hamlin (1); Hampshire College (1); Anne Hanley (1); Edgra & Phyllis Hansell (1); Geri Hansen (1); Miriam Harrison (1); Gary Hart, U.S. Senator (2); James Hartley (2); Harvard Magazine (1); Harvard University (2); Edwin Harwood (1); Peter Harzem (5); Kent Haun (1); Steve Hayes (1). |
| f.15 | Dottie Hefferline (3); Ralph Hefferline (1); Carl Hereford (2); Dick Herrnstein (2); Leonard Hersh (1); Robert Heslep (1); Jack Hilgard (1); Dave Hill (1); Philip Hineline (2); The Hispanic Foundation (1); John Hitt (2). |
| f.16 | Nicholas Hobbs (1); Steve Hobbs (2); Paul Hodapp (1); Dorothy Hoffman (2); Mildred Hogstel (4); M. Hohner, Inc. (1); James Holland (1); Edwin Hollander (1); Ben Holt (1); Lloyd Homme (1); Jim Hotlzman (1); Bill Hopkins (3); Dr. Hornbake (1); Paul Houle (2); Arthur Houts (2). |
| f.17 | Robert Hughes (1); Curt Hulteen (1); John Hummel (7); John Humphrey (1); Lloyd Humphreys (1); Governor James Hunt (North Carolina) (1); Leslye Hunter (1); Kurt Hurley (1); Hyatt-Regency Hotel. |
| f.18 | Dr. Ianni (1); Craol Iglauer (3); Illinois State University (1); Indiana State University (1); Indiana University (2); Indiana University Medical Center (1); Indiana University of Pennsylvania (1); Information Unlimited (1); Sam Ingram (3); Nancy Innis (1); Institute for Behavioral Research (2); Institute for Scientific Information (1); Institute of International Education (2); International Scholarly Publishers (1); International Society for Individualized Instruction (1); Matthew Israel (1); Ithaca College (1); Ana Maria Iturriaga (3). |
| f.19 | Ted Jackson (1); Jacksonville State University (1); Carl Jensen (1); John Jensen (1); C.E. Johanson (1); John F. Kennedy Institute (1); John Kayser Agency (1); Dan Johnson (6); Kent Johnson (2); James Johnston (4); Jossey-Bass Inc. (2); Journal of Applied Behavioral Analysis (6); Journal of Applied Behavioral Science (3); Journal of Comparative Psychology (1); Journal of Higher Education (1); Pere Julia (1); Juniper Gradens Children’s Project (1). |
| f.20 | Clotilde Kaika (2); Helen Kain (1); Kalamazoo MI City Manager (1); Harry Kalish (1); Michael Kaplan (4); Arnold Kaufmann (1); A. Woody Keith (1); Agnes Keller (1); Anne Keller (daughter) (2); Frances Keller (wife) (5); Frieda Keller (mother) (3); John Jacob Keller (grandson) (1); Mildred Keller (sister) (3); Keller (family) (3); Truman Kelley (2). |
| f.21 | Howard Kendler (2); Wallace Kennedy (1); Joseph Kent (1); Neil Kent (1); Andrew and Mary Kerr (5); Helga Kessler (1); Keydet-General Motel (1); Claire King (1); H.D. Kirschman (1). |
| f.22 | Norman Klein (1); Otto Klineberg (1); Terry Knapp (2); Billy Koen (8); L. Korella (1); James Korn (1); David Krantz (1); Leonard Krasner (4); Phil Krawiec (2); Kathleen Krumhus (2); Sally Kuhlenschmidt (1); James Kulik (2); Al Kurtz (1); Edwin Kurtz (1). |
| f.23 | Gerald Lachter (1); Kathleen Lahti (1); Lake Superior State College (1); Peter Lamal (5); Dorothy Lambert (1); Gorham Lane (1); Harlan Lane (2); Ronald Larsen (1); Cedric Larson (3); Richard Lasco (1); Victor Laties (4); Kennon “Andy” Lattal (1); Charles Lawrence (1). |
| f.24 | Lea and Febiger (2); Walter Leathers (1); Joshua Lederberg (3); Galen Lehman (1); James Lehman (1); Madeleine Leininger (1); Clarence Leuba (1); Gustav Levine (2); David Lewis (1); Paul Lewis (2); Lewis & Thos. Saltz, Inc. (1); Life Science Associates (1); Daniel Lilie (2); David Lindsay (2); John Linnell (1);, Jane Little (1); J.J. Little and Ives, Co., Inc. (1). |
| f.25 | Van Voorhees Lloyd (9); Long Beach State College (1); Nicholas Longo (3); Lorraine County Community College (1); Eugene Lovelace (1); Paul Lu (1); Art Lumsdaine (1); Robert Lundin (1); Ralph Lupidi (1); John Lutzker (7); David Lyon (4). |
| f.26 | Gerda McCahan (1); Harold McCann (1); David McComb (2); Nan McCorkle (Fred S. Keller School, Yonkers) (5); Kenneth MacCorquodale (4); Ron McCrea (1); Jane McCusker (1); Gerard McDonnell (1); Barry McGannon (1); William McGill (6); McGill University (4). |
| f.27 | Jill McGrale (4); McGraw-Hill, Inc. (Walter Maytham) (3); Joe McGuigan (5); Bill McKeachie (4); John McKee (2); Jim McMichael (2); Dennis McMullen (1); MacQuarie University (1); Dick Malott (4); Manhattan Development Services (1); Manhattanville College (1); Manitoba Behavior Modification Association (3); Patricia Manning (1); Tony Marcattilio (1); Stuart Margulies (1); Kenneth Maroney (2); Jose Fereira Marques (1); Bill Moulton Marston (1); Lenore Marti (1). |
| f.28 | Edward Martin (1); Garry Martin (9); Margaret Martin (1); William Martin (2); Maryland Psychological Association (2); Leonard Matin (1); Maria-Amália Matos (5); Jerome Maurer (1); Mausi (1); Mayo Clinic (1); Francis Mechner (1); Paul Meehl (1); Donald Megenity (2); Nilce Pinheiro Mejias (1); Maria Cecilia Mendes (3); Maria Teresa Pacheco Mendes (7). |
| f.1 | Letters written by Keller: Merrill Publishing Company (1); Gerald Mertens (10); Carolyn Meyers (1); Lee Meyerson (1); Jack Michael (20); Pat Michael (2). |
| f.2 | Midwest Association of Behavior Analysts (MABA) (2); Carl Miller (7); James Miller (1); Jay Miller (1); Michael Miller (1); Neal Miller (1); Robert Millett (1); Helen Mills (1); Ministry of Education, Republic of China (1); Walter Mink (3); Minneapolis Public Schools (1); Minneapolis State Reformatory for Men (1); Yeganeh Modirzadeh (1); The Montefiore Hospital (1); Monterrey Institute of Technology (1); Jay Moore (2); John Moore (1); Michael Moore (1); E.R. Moore Co. (1); Edward Morris (1); Mary Morris (1); Joseph Morrow (3); Mitchell Morrow (1). |
| f.3 | Paul Mountjoy (4); Connie Mueller (7); Anne Mulvey (2); Gardner Murphy (2); Lois Barclay Murphy (2); Matt Murphy (2); Ray and Anne Musgrave (2); Alyce Myers (1); James Myers (1); Sharon Myers (1). |
| f.4 | Ralph Nader (1); Nivaldo Nale (1); Elizabeth (”Lib”) Nanney (5); Jose Santiago Naud (2); Russell Nazzaro (12); James Neely (2); Terry Nelson (1); Toben Nelson (1); Nelson-Hall Publishers (3). |
| f.5 | Neuropsychiatric Institute (1); John (”Tony”) Nevin (3); New York State Soldiers’ Bonus Bureau (1); New York University (1); Newark State College (1); The Newspaper, Chapel Hill, N.C. (3); Bob Nichols (1); Francis Niedenfuhr (1); Haruo Nishinosono (1); Elaine Nocks (1); North Central Airlines (2); Paul Northcott (1); Northeastern University (3); Fay-Tyler Norton (1); G. Ron Norton (1); Joseph Notterman (1); Nova University (1); Ivonio Barros Nunes (1); Robert Nye (1). |
| f.6 | Kermit (”Obie”) Oberlin (7); Office of Educational Exchange, Dept. of Education, Washington, D.C. (3); Mr. Olah (1); Henry Oles (1); Lourenco (”Luiz”) de Oliveira (3); David Oliver (1); Roger Lee Olsen (1); Joann O’Malley (1); Charles O’Neil (1); Oregon Graduate Center for Study and Research (1); Oregon State University (2); Our Lady of the Lake University (1); Tadasu Oyama (1). |
| f.7 | Kaye McKinnon de Pacheco (1); James Page (1); David Palmer (1); Juana Navarrete Palomo (1); David Palumbo (1); Joseph Pappy (2); Richard Paritzky (1); Denise Cortis Park (5); Naomi Parkin (1); Linda Parrott (1); H. McIlvaine (”Mac”) Parsons (12); Frank Pattie (1); Glenn Paulson (1); Bill Pavlik (3). |
| f.8 | Joseph Pear (2); Hermann Peine (1); Phil Pennington (2); Henry Pennypacker (1); Isaias Pessotti (Ribeirão Prêto) (1); James Phillips (1); John Phillips (1); Lakin Phillips (3); William Piotrowski (1); Plenum Publishing Corp. (1); Richard Podagrosi (2); John Popplestone (1); Douglas Porter (1); S.N. Postlethwait (4); Norman Potter (2); Lynda Powell (1); Richard Powers (1). |
| f.9 | Prairie View A & M College (1); Alison Pratt (1); Marjorie Pratt (1); Professor Pratt (1); Prentice-Hall, Inc. (4); Dr. Price (1); Princeton University (1); Princeton University Press (1); Psi Chi (1); Psychological Reports (1); Psychology Today (1);Antonio Puente (5);, Donald Pumroy (3); Purdue University (1); Queens College (7); Luiz Otavio de Seixas Queiroz (1). |
| f.10 | Ramada Inn (1); The Rambler (1); Random House (1); Clark Randt (1); Vilve Raudik (2); William Redd (1); Ellen Reese (7); Regional Institute for Children and Adolescents (Samuel Berkowitz) (1); Tish Reid (1); Len Reinwald (1); Research Press (1); Research Triangle Institute (2); Robert Reyher (1); James Reynolds (1); Emilio Ribes (6); Richmond College (2); Richmond State School (1); and Mark Rilling (1). |
| f.11 | A.C. Robbins & Associates (Daine Lamartiniere) (6); Arthur Robin (1); Lewis Robins (1); Berol Robinson (1); Daniel Robinson (6); Maria Iñez Rocha e Silva (1); Rachel Lisbôa Rodrigues (& José Carlos) (2); David Rogers (1); Joy Rogers(1); Liza Rogers (1); Spaulding & Liza Rogers (1); Willard Rogers (1); Brenda Rose (1); Carter Rose (1); Lila Rosenblum (Editor, School of Education Publications Program) (1); Mark Rosenzweig (1); Gregory Ross (1); Karl Rotzinger (1); Howard Roy (1); Joseph Rubinstein (3); Bob Ruskin (1); Rutgers University (2); Edmund Ryan (Georgetown University, Office of V-P for Educational Affairs) (1). |
| f.12 | St. Cloud Hotel, Florida (1); David Saladino (1); Salem State College, Salem MA (1); Kurt Salzinger (2); Herbert Sammons (1); San Francisco State University (1); El and Dot Sanford (1); Stanley Sapon (2); Saranac Chamber of Commerce, NY (2); Bruce Sarbit (1). |
| f.13 | Paulo Sawaya (13). |
| f.14 | John Sayre (2); Bert Scharf (1); Fred Scheller (2); Arq. J. Schnaider (1); Susan Schneider (1); Nat Schoenfeld (9); School District of Aiken County, SC (1); Stephen Schroeder (1); Andrew Schultz (2); Ilene Schwartz (1); Peter Schwartz (4). |
| f.15 | Scott, Foresman & Co. (3); Evelyn Segal (2); Ahmed Seif (1); Martin Seligman (2); Will Sewell (1); Richard Shagoury (1); Deborah Shanley (2); Roberta Shannon (1); and Prof. Shapiro (1). |
| f.16 | J. Gilmour (”Gil”) Sherman, 1961-1974 (23). |
| f.17 | J. Gilmour (”Gil”) Sherman, 1975-1990 & undated (14). |
| f.18 | Edward (”Joe”) Shoben (1); James Sidman (1); Murray Sidman (12); Mike Siegel (2); Paul Siegel (16). |
| f.19 | Fernando Bellver Silván (Instituto Fred S. Keller, Palma de Mallorca, Spain)(3); Robert Silverman (3); Grandma Simmons (1); Gottleib Simon (1); Simon & Schuster (1); VIII Simposia de Modificación de Conducta, Caracas, Venezuela (Roberto Ruiz and Rocio Vegas) (3); Robert Singer (1); N. Frank Six (1); David Skaer (1). |
| f.20 | B.F. Skinner (5). |
| f.21 | Slippery Rock State College, PA (1); Alfred T. Sloan Foundation (James Koerner) (1); Howard Sloane (2); Dr. Smelzer (1); Gene Smith (3); Michael Smith (2); Norman (and Helen) Smith (4); Robert Smith (1); Social Science Research Council (1); Social Security Administration (1); Society for the Experimental Analysis of Behavior (1); Society of Experimental Psychologists (1); South Carolina Dept. of Highways and Public Transportation (1); South Carolina Psychological Association (Carol Furry) (5); Southeast Association for the Education of Teachers of Science (1); Southern Illinois University (4); Deisy da Graças de Souza (7); Fernando Tude de Souza (2); Mrs. Tude de Souza (1). |
| f.22 | Bob Spencer (1); Sprakers, New Jersey (Town Clerk); Dr. Squier (1); Brian Stabler (1); John Staddon (1); Thomas Stampfl (1); State University of New York at Buffalo (1); State University of New York at Stony Brook (3); Staunton, VA Chamber of Commerce (1); Jennifer Stewart (1); John Stewart III (1); James Stice (15); Eugene Stivers (1); Yolanda Suarez-Balcazar (1); Beth Sulzer-Azaraff (2); Mark Sundberg (1); Daniel Sussman (1); Frances Switt (1). |
| f.23 | Edward Taub (1); Dr. Tawil (1); Byron Madison Taylor (1); Kenneth Taylor (1); Lyndon Taylor (1); Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association (1); Teaching of Psychology (Robert Daniel, editor) (2); Antônio de Sousa Teixeira, Jr. (1); Temple University (1); Michael Terman (2); Herb Terrace (1); Texas Christian University (3); Travis Thompson (4). |
| f.24 | Mark Thornburg (also Grayson Osborne, on verso) (1); Robert Thorndike (1); Thomas Tighe (1); Time
Magazine (1); The Tinker Foundation (1); James Todd (3); João Claudio Todorov (6); Gary Tollman (2);
Charles Torrey (1); T.N. Tombaugh (1); Donald Tosti (1); Elizabeth Trent (1); M.C. Langhorne (1); Paul Trumpler (2); Tufts
Criterion (1); Tulane University (Dean Marten ten Hoor) (2); Bete (Elizabeth) Tunes/Bob (Roberto Ribeiro da Silva)
(1); Bill Turner (1); Donald Tyrell (2). |
| f.1 | Letters written by Keller: Roger Ulrich (7); U.S. Customs Service (1); U.S. Veterans Administration (5); Université de Moncton (1); University of Arizona (2); University of California (Los Angeles) (1); University of California at San Diego (1); University of Canterbury (New Zealand) (1); University of Chicago (2); University of Denver (1); University of Florida (3); University of Ghana (1). |
| f.2 | University of Hawaii (1); University of Houston (2); University of Iowa (1); University of Kansas (4); University of Kansas Medical Center (1); University of Liverpool, England (1); University of Maine (2); University of Manitoba (4); University of Maryland (2); University of Massachusetts (1); University of Miami (1); University of Michigan (2); University of Minnesota (4); University of Missouri (1). |
| f.3 | University of Nebraska (2); University of New Mexico (1); University of North Carolina (6); University of Oregon (1); University of Ottawa (1); University of Pittsburgh (1); University of Redlands (1); University of Sheffield, England (1); University of São Pãolo (1); University of Tennessee (2); University of Texas at Austin (5); University of Texas at El Paso (1); University of Utah (1); University of Victoria, Canada (1); University of Virginia (1); University of Washington (4); University of Western Ontario (1); University of Winnipeg (1); University of Wisconsin (2); Utah State University. |
| f.4 | Dr. N. Vaidya (Ajmer, India) (1); Mark Van Doren (1); Jennie Van Drimmelan (1); Frans Van Haaren (1); Nicholas Van Matre (Navy Personnel and Development Center) (2); Vanderbilt University (5); Vanier College Media Resource Centre, Montreal (1); Julie and Ernie Vargas (2); Guadalupe Zuñiga Vasquez (2); Antonio Vecchione (1); Dora Ventura (1); Anneke Verhave (1); Thom Verhave (3); John Vernon (3); Villanova College (1); Virginia Commonwealth University (1); Virginia Polytechnic Institute (5); Vocational Rehabilitation Administration (1); John Volkmann (1); Voorhees College (1). |
| f.5 | Sue Walen (1); Suzanne Wandersman (1); The Washington Post (1); The Washington Star (1); Washington State University (2), James B. Watson (1); Senator Lowell Weicker (1); Fritz Weidner (1); Bernard Weiss (1); Robert Weiss (1); Stephen Weiss (1); S. Welch (1); Wellsville’s Leading Newspaper (1); West Virginia University (3); West Washington University (1); Western College for Women (1); Western Michigan University (19). |
| f.6 | Westinghouse Broadcasting Co. (1); Donald Whaley (1); Paul White (1); Bill Wiebenga (2); Mr. Wielenga (automobile insurance) (1); Daniel Wiener (1); Bill Weinberger (1); James Wiggins (1); Nils Wiklander (3); John Wiley and Sons (8); Johanna Williams (1); Larry Williams (2); Lucia Williams (5); Mary Williams (1); Robert Williams (2); A. P. Williamson (1); Sid Wilson (2). |
| f.7 | Margarida H. “Maggi” Windholz (5); Charles Windle (1); Windsor University (2); Winthrop College (3); Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft (3); Donald Witters (2); Irving Wolf (4); Montrose Wolf (2); Scott Wood (6); William Woodward (2); R.S. Woodworth (1); World Congress on Behavior Therapy (1); Robert Wozniak (1); Mary Louise Wright (1); WYDD (1); Louis Wynne (1). |
| f.8 | Samuel Yaffe (1); A.D. Yarmey (1); Sherman Yen (5); Norman Yetman (1); York University, Ontario (1); Clarence Young (1); Francis Young (1); Virginia and Clare Young (5); Adella Youtz (1); Lea Yulevich (1); Steven Zifferblatt (1); Donald Zimmerman (1); Mrs. Zipser. |
| f.9 | Unidentified, A-Z by first name: Betty (2); Bill (2); Bob (2); Carol (1); Charles (2); Cliff (2); Courtney (1); Dan (1); Deborah (1); Donald (1); Ellie/Tom (1); Erwin (1); Grace (1); Hap/Peg (1); Harriet (1); Jim (1); Joe (1); John/Catherine (1); John (2); Lelah (cousin) (1); Lynette (1); Mary (1); Morris (1); Nancy (1); Nedra/Norman (4); Robert (1); Ron (1); Scott (1); Silvia (2); Tom (1); Travis (1); Tutú (1); Will (1). |
| f.10 | Unidentified: no first names and fragments (18). |
| f.11 | Allen E. Abrahams (1); Academic Press, Inc. (4); Academy for Educational Development (1); Accelerated Christian Education, Inc. (1); Loren E. Acker (1); Addison-Wesley Publishing Co. (1); Aiken Council of the International Reading Association (Ollie Baughman) (1); George Albee (2); Albion College (3); John Alexander (2); Lawrence T. Alexander (1); Bill Allen (1); Allyn and Bacon, Inc. (2); Antonio Ribeiro de Almeida (1); João Bosco Jardim Almeida (1); H. Alperin, The Weizmann Institute of Science (1); Jorge Peralta Alvarez (and Benjamin Dominguez Trajo) (1); American Airlines (1); American Conference of Academic Deans (Parker E. Lichtenstein, Chairman) (1); American Educational Research Association (1); American Field Service Fellowships (1); American Institute of Biological Sciences (AIBS) (1); The American Mercury (1). |
| f.12 | American Psychological Association (APA), including James Dinsmoor & Russ Nazzaro; American Psychologist, 1929-1977 (32). |
| f.13 | American Psychological Association (APA), 1978-1987 (29). |
| f.14 | American Psychological Association (APA), 1988-1991 and undated (9). |
| f.15 | American Psychological Foundation, Inc. (5); American Psychological Society (1); American Psychologist (1); American River College (2); American Society for Engineering Education (3); American University (2); Bob & Carol H. Ammons (2); The Andover Press (Philip Cole, publisher) (2); Dee Andrews (1); Peter R. Andrews (1); Arrigo L. Angelini, (Universidade de São Paulo) (1); Douglas & Kathleen Anger (3). |
| f.16 | Animal Behavior Enterprises, Inc. (1); Anna State Hospital Behavior Research Laboratory (4); Anne Arundel County Learning Center (8); Frederick R. Annesley, James Cook University, Queensland, Australia (1); James B. Appel (1). |
| f.17 | Appleton-Century-Crofts, Inc., 1961-1971 (25). |
| f.18 | Appleton-Century-Crofts, Inc., 1972-1973 (32). |
| f.19 | Arizona State Retirement System (4); Arizona State University (20). |
| f.20 | Harvard Armus (1); Arthur P. Arnold (2); Malcolm D. Arnoult (2); Victor A. Arredondo (1); Asociacion Mexicana de Analasis Conductual Aplicado (1); Assembly for Scientific and Applied Psychology (1); Associated Staff Training Program (2). |
| f.21 | Association for Behavior Analysis (ABA), 1979 (18). |
| f.22 | Association for Behavior Analysis (ABA), 1981-1985 (33). |
| f.23 | Association for Behavior Analysis (ABA), 1986-1992 and undated (25). |
| f.24 | Association for the Advancement of Behavior Therapy (1); Association of Behaviorists (1); Association of the Professors of the University of Ottawa (1); Auburn University (1); Augusta College (7); Augustana College (1); Ted Ayllon (1). |
| f.25 | Rodolfo Azzi (27); Teresa Azzi (4). |
| f.26 | William D. Baasel (1); Arthur Bachrach (5); Hunter Bachrach (3); Alfred V. Bacotti (1); Margit Badt (1); Don Baer (2); Marian Breland Bailey (2); W.W. Bailey (1); Mario Balaban (3); Catherine Balkey (1); Banff XVI (2); Robert C. Barber (1); Ronald Barfield (1). |
| f.27 | John A. Barlow (18). |
| f.28 | Maria Barreda (1); Márcio de Queiroz Barreto (1); Neil Bartlett (3); Jacques Barzun (2); Basic Books (1); Mitchell E. Batoff (1); Don Batten (1); Ramon Bayés (2); Frank A. Beach (1); Beaver College (4); Harold P. Bechtold (1); Erwin W. Bedarf (1); The Behavior Analyst (6) (4 from Julie Vargas, editor); Behavior and Social Issues (3); Behavioral Educator (2); Behavioral Law Center (1); Behavioral Pharmacology Society (1); Behavioral Technology Consultants, Inc. (1); Behaviorism (1); Behaviorists for Social Action (2); Waldemere Bejnar (1); Ludy T. Benjamin (2). |
| f.1 | Letters written to Keller: W.A. Benjamin, 1972 (19). |
| f.2 | W.A. Benjamin, Jan-June 1973 (12). |
| f.3 | W.A. Benjamin, July 1973-Nov. 1977 (32). |
| f.4 | Benjamin/Cummings Publishing Co. (2); Jim Bentley (1); Allan S. Berger (1); Robert M. Berk (1); Mark L. Berman (5); James M. Bernardo (2); F. Kenneth Berrien (1). |
| f.5 | Robert Berryman (14); Salomé Steinmetz Berryman (2); William Bevan (3); Barry Beyer (2). |
| f.6 | Siba Bhattacharya (1); Marcello Cesar-Bianchi (1); Sidney Bijou (6); Jeremy Birch (2); Freide Blachman (1); Black Hawk East College (1); Lois J. Blackwell (1); Board of Education of Baltimore County (2); The Bobbs-Merrill Co. (2); John Bohlmann (3); Robert C. Bolles (1); Landrum R. Bolling (1); C.J. Boltuck (1); Laurie Bonillas (1). |
| f.7 | Steve Bono (10); James H. Booth (2). |
| f.8 | John Boren (18). |
| f.9 | Carolina Bori (26). |
| f.10 | Edwin G. Boring (1); Dave Born (10); William O. Boschen (1); Sílvio P. Botomé (1); Wendy Bourque (1); Wes Bousfield (1); Robert L. Bower (1); Lisa S. Bowers (1); Bowling Green State University (1); Roberts Braden (9); David Brady (3); Joe Brady (4); Mark N. Branch (1); Braniff International (1); Charles Bray (3). |
| f.11 | Lawrence Breen (2); M.O. Breitmeyer (1); Keller Breland (2); Karen S. Brethower (1); Charles L. Brewer (5); William F. Brewer (1); Tom Brigham (1); Virginia Britton (1); Joseph Bronars (2). |
| f.12 | Bronson Methodist Hospital (1); Bronx Community College (2); M.M. Brooke (1); Robert Brooks (5); Alan Willard Brown (2); Dawn Brown (1); Kathleen H. Brown (1); Aaron J. Brownstein (1); Brown University (2); Josef Brozek (2). |
| f.13 | David Buchheim (1); Bill Buck (1); Belmira O. Bueno (1); B.R. Bugelski (2); Donald Bullock (1); Robert J. Bumbaugh (1); Victor Bunderson (1); Bureau of Child Research Laboratory (1); Burgess Publishing Company (10). |
| f.14 | Beverly Burt (1); Jack Burton (2); Walter P. Busch (1); Don Bushell (1); William Buskist (10); Marjorie Butler (2); William H. Butterfield (1); William Bye (1). |
| f.15 | Francisco Cabrer (1); James F. Calhoun (1); California School of Professional Psychology (1); California State College (1); Euclides Luis Calloni (3); Cãmara dos Deputados, Brasili (1). |
| f.16 | Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies, 1982 (18). |
| f.17 | Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies, 1983 (16). |
| f.18 | Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies, 1984 (16). |
| f.19 | Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies, 1985-1993 (13) (most of the above are from Robert Epstein, Executive Director until Aug. 1990). |
| f.20 | John Cardine (?) (1); Ricardo Cardoso (2 also signed by Sylvia, Rodrigo, Renata, and Daniel) (3); Roberto Cardozo (9); Justin Carey (1). |
| f.21 | Harold S. Carlson (1); John G. Carlson (4); Russell “Bud” Carpenter (2); Ettore Caracciolo (6); Neil Carrier (1); Carrousel Inn (1); Carson-Newman College (1); Harry L. Case (1); Michael Cataldo (1); A. Charles Catania (9); The Center for Behavior Modification (3). |
| f.22 | The Center for Personalized Instruction, 1973-June 1974 (21). |
| f.23 | The Center for Personalized Instruction, Aug. 1974-1978 (16). |
| f.24 | The Center for Research on Learning and Teaching (4); Central Washington State College (1); Centro de Modificatión Conductual (1); Centro Europeo Dell’Educazione (4); Centro Nacional de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal Para A Formação Profissional (São Paolo) (1); Century Series (R.M. Elliott) (4); Paul Chance (15). |
| f.25 | Theodore A. Chandler (2); Change (1); Chapel Hill Police Department (1); Chemical & Engineering News (1); Carl Cheney (3); Kay Chernush (1); Chestnut Lodge Research Institute (2); Karen Christoff (1); City of Kalamazoo (1); Clarion University Book Center (1); Bob Clark (1); Clark University Press (1); Clemson University (1); Cleveland State University (1); Ed Cobb (8). |
| f.26 | Leila Cohen (3); Perrin S. Cohen (2); Brett K. Cole (1); Mark Cole (1); Colgate University (25, 15 of them Donald A. Laird, 1931-1938); The College of Charleston (3); College of William and Mary (1); George A. Collias (1); George Collier (1); Ignacio Cintron Colon (1). |
| f.1 | Letters written to Keller: Columbia University, 1938-1944 (24). |
| f.2 | Columbia University, 1946-1949 (27). |
| f.3 | Columbia University, 1950-1992 (46). |
| f.4 | The Commandant, Fifteenth Naval District (2); Comissão Educaional dos Estados Unidos da America no Brasil (7); Comunidad de Los Horcones (2); C.J. Conard (6); Conference Board of Associated Research Councils (7); William L. Conger (1); Congreso Interamericano de Educacion (1); Congresso Internazionale Per La Persona Handicappata (5). |
| f.5 | Donald Cook (14); Cooper, Williams and Bryan (1); Cornell University (2); Judson E. Cornish (1). |
| f.6 | Raymond J. Corsini (2); Henry Corte (1); Richard W. Couch (1); County of San Diego (1); Bernard J. Covner (4); J. Lamarr Cox (1); CPPC (1); Ron Crawford (1): Creative and Extraordinary People Project (1); Osborn Cresson (1); Joseph G. Crnkovich (3); John R. Crossen (1). |
| f.7 | Gérson Antônio da Cruz (1); Doris Marlene Cruz-Botton (1); Cucumber Bookshop, Inc. (1); Stuart Culbertson (4); Lisa Cummins (1); Cummings Publishing Company (6); Cuyahoga Community College (1); C.W. Post Center, Long Island University (8). |
| f.8 | John Daggett (1), Marvin Daley (2), Dalhousie University (1), Bill Daniel (1); Lloyd K. Daniels (1), Dartmouth College (1); Hank Davis (4); Roger Davis (3); Allan Davison (1); Daytons (1). |
| f.9 | C. William Deckner (2); Charlotte Del Solar (3); Gabriel Della-Piana (1); Clotilde Delsolas (2); Denison University (2); Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Washington, D.C. (6); Department of State, United States Government (7); Department of the Air Force (2); Department of the Army (1); Diane De Vries (2). |
| f.10 | Dr. Armando Martínez Díaz (1); Dickinson College (6); Jerome Diller (1); Jim Dinsmoor (18); Kay Dinsmoor (1); District of Columbia Psychological Association (1); Francis Di Vesta (1). |
| f.11 | Renee Dobbins 91); J. Donald Doe (1); Henry Domingos (1); Steve Donnell (1); Anne Donnellan (4); Myrthes R. do Prado (2); Peggy Dority (1); Laura Dorow (1); John B. Doukas (1); Fran Dowd (2); Hal Downes (1). |
| f.12 | Drake University (10); Duke University (1); Walter Dunn (3); Du Pont Corporation (1); Paul Dute (1); Lawrence Dyson (1). |
| f.13 | Jay N. Eacker (1); Eagle Wine and Liquor Store (Washington D.C.) (1); Earlham College (7); East Stroudsburg State College (5); Eastern Mennonite College (2); Eastern Psychological Association (6). |
| f.14 | Joseph P. Ebacher (1); David A. Eckerman (5); Editorial Fontanella (Barcelona) (5); Editorial Guild, Inc. (2); Editorial Trillas (Mexico) (1); Education & Treatment of Children (ETC) (2); Educational Associates (1); Educational Research and Methods (ERM) (8); Educational Technology, Mark Berman, Coordinator (7); Educational Technology Monographs (1); E. Anthony Edwards (1). |
| f.15 | Joanna Ehre (1): Joan Ehrenfeld (1); Leslie Eichenstein (2); James Elder (3); Robert Lee Ellis (2); Emory University (1); Arno Engelmann (1); Englewood Police Department (1); Robert Epstein (9); Miguel J. Escala (3); Miguel Escotet (1); Escuela Nacional de Estudios Profesionales Zaragoza (1); John W. Eshleman (1); Essex Community College (1); Kay Estis (1); Barbara Etzel (2); Harry F. Evarts (1); Experimental Analysis of Behavior, Inc. (1). |
| f.16 | John L. Falk (2); John Farmer (1); William W. Farquhar (1); Osman L. Farrag (1); Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis (3); Leonard Feingold (1); Douglas P. Ferraro (1); Maria Clotilde Rossetti Ferreira (2); Charles Ferster (1); Elyce Ferster (2); Festschrift for Leonard Krasner (4); Mr. & Mrs. Fincham (1); Bob Findahl (2); Jack Findley (1); Gus Fink (1); David Finkelman (1); Finney (1); Richard Fiordaliso (1); Dora Fix (2); Douglas Fix (1); Henrique Fix (1); Julie Fleck (1); Michelle Fleury (1); Florida State University (2). |
| f.17 | Aldair Simôes Fontes (1); Jose Carlos Simôes Fontes (2); Gilbert Ford (1); Fort Worth Public Schools (2); Ray Fox (2); Lawrence Fraley (2); Franklin and Marshall College (3); Fred S. Keller School, Yonkers NY (9); Laura Fredrick (1); Lucy Freibert (1); Luiz Carlos [de] Freitas (2). |
| f.18 | Fred Frick (2); Charles Friedman (3); Matt Friedrich (1); Paul R. Fuller (1); Fund To Protect Scholars From Defamation (1); Funk & Wagnalls (2); Furman University (9). |
| f.19 | Alcides Gadotti (1); N.L.Gage (1); Gaines Food Co. (2); Mark Galizio (1); Howard Gallup (25); Dorothy H. Gampel (1); Ronald Gandelman (4), Jorge Romero Garcia (3); Gardner Murphy Award Fund (CUNY) (1); Fred Gault (1). |
| f.20 | George Geis (24); Ronald Gentile (2); George Peabody College For Teachers (1). |
| f.21 | Georgetown University (41); Georgia Southern College (1), Georgia State University (3); Vernon S. Gerlach (1); Celia Wolk Gershenson (7). |
| f.22 | Eleanor (”Jackie”) Gibson (1); Thomas Gilbert (18). |
| f.1 | Letters written to Keller: David K. Giles (1); Howard (”Gil”) Gilhousen (8); Hosie Gilhousen (1); Kinloch Gill (1); Margaret Gill (1); John Gilpin (3); John S. Gilson (1); Lincoln Giminez (1); Michael P. Gimpl (1); Gippsland Institute of Advanced Education (1); Robert C. Givler (2). |
| f.2 | David Glanzer (1); Marvin Glick (1); Sigrid Glenn (Editor, The Behavior Analyst) (3), Charles Godcharles (1); Goddard College (1); Joel A. Gold (1); Israel Goldiamond (1); Lewis R. Gollub (1); Silva Goncalves (1); Teresa Quiroz González (1); Leonard Goodstein (1); Leonard Goodwin (1); M.L. Goranson (1); John Gosser (1); Ricardo Gorayeb (5); Government of the District of Columbia (4), Celso Goyos (3). |
| f.3 | Frederico Graeff (2); Clarence Graham (1); Graham Memorial Lecture in Experimental Psychology (2); Grason-Stadler Company, Inc. (1); Lawrence Grayson (1); Ben Green (20); Cecil Green (1); Martin Greenberg (2). |
| f.4 | Joel Greenspoon (12); David Greenway (1); Douglas Greer (7); James Griffin (1); Ettore P. Grimaldi (1); Sebastian P. Grossman (1); Grune & Stratton, Inc. (2). |
| f.5 | Frank T. Gucker (1); Mario Guidi (3); Hélio José Guilhardi (1); Carolina Guimarães (3); Mark Gurevitch (1); Eric Gustafson (1); Marina Sampaio Gutierrez (4); Irvin Guyett (1). |
| f.6 | Norman Hadley (1); Dave Hall (3); Vance Hall (7); Milt Halliday (1); David Hamilton-Eddy (1); Roy Hamlin (1); Hampshire College (1); Anne Hanley (1); Geri Hansen (2); Gordon K. Hare (1); Laurence Harrison (1); Miriam Harrison (1); William Harter (1); James Hartley (7); Stephanie Hartnett (1). |
| f.7 | Harvard University, 1927-1991 (35). |
| f.8 | Peter Harzem (11); Barbara Hauf (1); Kent Haun (1); Donna L. Haverley (2); Hawaii Curriculum Center (1); Dr. John R. Hayes (1); Steven Hayes (3); Timothy J. Hayes (1); Harriet Rheingold Hayne (2); Jean Hayward (1). |
| f.9 | Tom and Marsha Heath (1); D.O. Hebb (1); Dottie Hefferline (1); Ralph Hefferline (7); Marcia Heiman (1); Carl F. Hereford (1); B.R. Hergenhahn (1); Misael Gutierrez Hernández (1); Leonard Hersh (2); Emmanuel C. Hertzler (2); Robert Heslep (1); John H. Hess (1); Philip N. Hineline (1); Steve Hinkle (1); Hisashi Hirai (1); E. Wade Hitzing (1). |
| f.10 | Nicholas Hobbs (2); Paul Hodapp (1); Dorothy Tennow Hoffman (2); Terrence Hogan (1); Mildred Hogstel (5); Charles Holbrow (1); Edwin P. Hollander (1); Ben Holt (1); Holt, Rinehart & Winston (1). |
| f.11 | Jim Holtzman (1); Thomas G. Holzman (1); Lloyd E. Homme (13); Hank Honeck (1); Bill Hopkins (3); Connie Hopkins (1); Reuben S. Horlick (1); Paul Houle (3); Frank Howell (1); J. L. Hughes (1); Lawson Hughes (1); Robert Hughes (1); John Hummel (3); Lloyd G. Humphreys (3); HumRRO (1); Leslye Hunter (1); H.M.B. Hurwitz (2). |
| f.12 | Carol Iglauer (3); Illinois State University (1); Illinois Wesleyan University (2); Indiana State University (1); Indiana University (2); Individual Learning Systems, Inc. (1); Sam Ingram (3); Nancy Innis (1); Institute for Behavioral Research (7); Institute for Scientific Information (2); Institute of International Education (3); Instituto Fred Keller (3). |
| f.13 | Inter American University (1); International Congress for Individualized Instruction (1); International Society for Individualized Instruction (10); International Symposium on Behavior Modification (1). |
| f.14 | Sara Beth Irwin (1); Bob Isaac (1); Isacson & Weinberger (5); Woodi Ishmael (2); Matthew L. Isreal (1); Ithaca College (1); Ana Maria Iturriaga (7). |
| f.15 | Ted Jackson (1); Betty James (1); John Jensen (2); John F. Kennedy Institute (Rod Boe) (1); John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation (1); Mildred Johns (1); Dan and Nancy Johnson (15). |
| f.16 | Kent Johnson (1); Stephen M. Johnson (1); James M. Johnston (2); Louis L. Jones (1); Joint Program for Technical Education (1); Juan José (1); Erat S. Joseph (1); Jossey-Bass, Inc. (4); Journal of Applied Behavioral Analysis (15). |
| f.17 | Journal of Higher Education (1); Journal of Learning Skills (3); Journal of Personalized Instruction (2); Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior (4); Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences (9); Pere Julià (3); Horacio Gómez Junco (1); Joy Lyn Jun (1); Juniper Gardens Children’s Project (3); Ione Junqueira (1). |
| f.18 | Helen Kain (1); Kalamazoo College (1); Barbara Kaminski (4); Otto Kamman (4); Michael Kaplan (11); Kappa Sigma Xi, Columbia University (1); Kathi Kashare (1); James Kauffman (1); Kenneth P. Kaufman (1). |
| f.19 | Ann Keller (1); Frances Keller (3); Frieda Keller (1); George Keller (1); John Keller (4); Mildred Keller (1); Truman and Ethel Kelley (1); J.E. Kempf (1); Howard Kendler (2); Wallace Kennedy (1); Andrew Kerr (13). |
| f.20 | Deborah Kerr (3); Helga Kessler (1); Jimmee-Lu Kice (1); Hyung Lin Kim (1); Gregory A. Kimble (1); Claire King (1); Richard King (1); H. Darwin Kirschman (4); Harold Kline (1); Kenneth Klopfenstein (1); Terry J. Knapp (3). |
| f.21 | Billy Koen (14); David Krantz (2); Leonard Krasner (9). |
| f.22 | T.S. (”Phil”) Krawiec (3); Kathleen Krumhis (5); Donald C. Krupner (1); Lucy Knuptil (1); Sally Kuhlenschmidt (3); James A. Kulik (1); E.Z. Kurian (1); Albert K. Kurtz (1); Austin H. (”Bill”) Kutscher (2). |
| f.1 | Letters written to Keller: Elizabeth de La Ossa (1); Gerald D. Lachter (1); Lafayette College (7); Rondeau Laffitte (1); Francis T. Lake (1); Lake Superior State College (1); Peter Lamal (10); John Lamarsh (1); Phil C. Lange (1); The Lansford Publishing Company (1); Robert Lanson (1); Arturo M. Lara (1); Ronald E. Larsen (2); Cedric Larson (2); Charles Lawrence (1); Victor G. Laties (1); Roch and Bertha Lavoie (1). |
| f.2 | Lea & Febiger (1); David E. Leary (1); Walter Leatherich (1); Robert Leblanc (1); Joshua Lederberg (2); Galen R. Lehman (1); Herschel W. Leibowitz (1); Clarence Leuba (2); Gerald R. Levin (1); Gustav Levine (1); Saul Levine, et al. (1); Leon Levitt (1); David K. Lewis (2); Paul Lewis (2); G.W.H. Leytham (1); Library of Congress (1); Parker E. Lichtenstein (1); Life Science Associates 91); Dan Lilie (7). |
| f.3 | Leticia Sánchez Lima (1); David S. Lindsay (2); John Linnell (1); Thomas E. Linton (1); Linwood Children’s Center (1); Livraria Urobóros (1); Kenneth E. Lloyd (2); Margaret Lloyd (2); Van Vorhees Lloyd (12); Kass Lockhart (1); Richard Louttit (1); Ivar Lovaas (1); Euegen A. Lovelace (1); William H. Lowry (1); Paul H. Lu (2); Justin Lucian (1); Wayne Ludvigson (2); Lumbermens Mutual & Casualty Co. (1); A.A. Lumsdaine (1); Keith T. Lundell (1); Ralph Lupich (1); John R. Lutzker (1); Gail Lynch (1); David O. Lyon (6). |
| f.4 | Gerda P. McCahan (1); Sue McCann (1); T.E. McCann (1); David McComb (1); George W. McConkie (1); Nan McCorkle (1); Kenneth MacCorquodale (5); Ron McCrea (1); Jane McCusker (1); Gerard McDonnell (5); J. Barry McGannon (1); McGill University (2); William J. McGill (9). |
| f.5 | McGraw-Hill (3); F.J. McGuigan (7); Wilbert J. McKeachie (2); John M. McKee (2); Kate MacKinnon de Packard (1); Margaret Borden McKinnon (1); James S. McMichael (2); Dennis McMullen (1); Macalester College (3); MacMillan Company (1); MacQuarie University (2); Ma. Cristina Magallanes (1); Pedro Maguiña (1). |
| f.6 | Gabrielle Maillé (1); Gail Oberlin Lynch Mansoldo (1); Manitoba Behavior Modification Association (4); Patricia Manning (1); Anthony J.M. Marcattilio (1); Stuart Margulies (1); Kenneth A. Maroney (2); Marquis Who’s Who, Inc. (2); Marriott Hotels (1); Lenore Marti (1); Garry Martin (9); John Martin (1); Mary Catherine Martin (1); William Martin (2). |
| f.7 | Maryland Psychological Association, Inc. (5); Massachusetts Institute of Technology (4); Maria-Amelia Matos (8); Jerome E. Maurer (1); Mausi (7); Mayo Clinic (2); Francis Mechner (3); Medal for Merit Board (1); Paul E. Meehl (1); Donald D. Megenity (1); Nilce Pinheiro Mejias (1). |
| f.8 | Maria Cecilia Mendes (1); Maria Teresa Pacheco Mendes (7); M. David Merrill (1); Charles Merbitz (1); Meredith Publishing Company (1); Merrill Publishing Company (1); Gerald C. Mertens (15); Sylvia Mertens (1); Leon V. Metcalf (1); Carolyn Meyers (2). |
| f.9 | Jack Michael (3); Patricia Gordon Michael (4); Michigan Department of Mental Health (1); Michigan State University (2); Midwestern Association of Behavior Analysis (MABA) (13); Gudrun Mihnich (1). |
| f.10 | Carl Miller (9); Jay Miller (1); Michael Miller (1); Neal Miller (2); Miller and Fink Corporation (1); Helen Mills (1); Ministerio de Educacion, Lima, Peru (1); Ministro de Estado da Educação (1); Minneapolis Public Schools (1); Donald E. Mintz (1); Cynthia Mitchell (1). |
| f.11 | Yeganeh Modirzadeh (2); Montclair State College (1); Montefiore Hospital (2); Jay Moore (10); Melissa Moore (1); Michael Moore (1); Wesley G. Morgan (1); Edward K. Morris (1); John P. Morris (1); Joe Morrow (1); William R. Morrow (1); F. Rand Morton (1); Miguel Mota (1); Mount Holyoke College (2); Mount Royal Junior College (1); Paul T. Mountjoy (1); MSS Educational Publishing. Co. (1). |
| f.12 | Conrad G. Mueller (2); Mark T. Muller (1); Anne Mulvey (2); Gardner Murphy (5); Lois Murphy (5); Matt Murphy (2); Ray and Anna Musgrave (6); Alyce Myers (1). |
| f.13 | Nivaldo Nale (1); Gary B. Nallan (1); Elizabeth (”Lib”) Nanney (16). |
| f.14 | Luiz Natalicio (3); National Center for School and College Television (1); National Institute of Education (1); National Institutes of Health (2); National Science Foundation (1); National Security Agency (1); National Society for Children and Adults With Autism (2); Jose Santiago Naud (2); Naval Medical Research Institute (1); Naval Postgraduate School (1); Lionel Nazaire (1); Jean Nazzaro (2); J. Russell (”Russ”) Nazzaro (17). |
| f.15 | Nancy A. Neef (1); Terry Nelson (5); Toben Nelson (2); Nelson-Hall Publishers (3); Joe and Mary Jo Nespodgary (1); Frederic W. Ness (2); John (”Tony”) Nevin (5); New York University (3); Newark State College (1); Al Newton (1); Bob Nichols (1); Nichols Publishing Co. (1); Francis W. Niedenfuhr (2); Elwin C. Nielsen (1); Haruo Nishinosono (1). |
| f.16 | Elaine Nocks (1); Martha Peláez Nogueras (1); North Carolina Association for Behavior Analysis (4); Northeastern University (7); Northern California Association for Behavior Analysis (1); Fay-Tyler Norton (2); G. Ron Norton (2); W.W. Norton (2); Fred Nothman (1); Sam Notkin (1); Joseph Notterman (10); Jack Nottingham (1); Nova University (1); Robert Nye (1). |
| f.17 | Kermit (”Obie”) Oberlin (8); Office of Mental Health, New York State Psychiatric Institute (1); J. G. O’ Gorman (1); Ohio State University College of Medicine (1); K. Daniel O’Leary (1); Henry J. Oles (1); Lourenco (”Luiz”) de Oliveira (12); Mariah Martha Hubner d’Oliveira (2); David Oliver (2); Robert Ollman (1); Jeffrey Olsen (2); Roger Lee Olsen (1); Joann O’Malley (1); Charles O’Neil (2); Oregon Graduate Center for Study and Research (1); Oregon State University (1); J. Grayson Osborne (1); Our Lady of the Lake University (1); Tadasu Oyama (1). |
| f.18 | Henry Paar (1); PACE Learning Systems, Inc. (1); Kaye McKinnon de Pacheco (3); Pacific Northwest Association for College Physics (PNACP) (4); Pacific University (1); David Palmer (1); Juana M. Navarrete Palomo (1); PanAm (1); Joseph Pappy (2); Richard S. Paritzky (1); J. Parlow (1); Linda Parrott (2); H. McIlvaine (”Mac”) Parsons (19). |
| f.19 | G.F. Paskusz (1); G. Paton-Thomas (1); Frank A. Pattie (2); Patton State Hospital (1); Bill Pavlik (2); Peace Corps (1); Joe Pear (3); Judy Peavy (1); Hermann Peine (1); Margaret Pendergast (1); Dan Perkins (1); Joe Pettit (1); E. Lakin Phillips (3); John Phillips (1); Mike Phillips (1); Phillips University (3). |
| f.20 | Rosemary Pierrel (1); William Piotrowski (1); Plenum Publishing Corp. (2); Tjeerd Plomp (1); Sr. Paula Plourde (1); Richard Podagrosi (1); Roger Poppen (1); John Popplestone (1); Portland State College (1); Sam N. Postlethwait (4); Carol Potter (1); Kay Potter (2); Norman Potter (2); Mary Power (2); Richard Powers (2); Praeger Publishers (1); Prairie View A & M College (2); Alison Pratt (1); Prentice-Hall, Inc. (7); Princeton University (2). |
| f.21 | Program for the Multiply Handicapped (1); Propulsion Engineering School (1); The Psychological Corporation (1); The Psychological Record (6); Psychological Reports (27); Psychology Today (3). |
| f.22 | Antonio Puente (7); Donald Pumroy (4); Purdue University(8); Joseph Purdy (2); Lauren Putnam (1); Queens College (8); Luiz Otavio de Seixas Queiroz (5); Ronald Quiroga (2). |
| f.1 | Letters written to Keller: Radcliffe College (1); Julie Ralph (1); Ralph B. Carter Company (1); Ralph Packer Insurance (1); Ramey Base Schools (2); Albert Ramirez (1); Jose Leon Rangel Ramirez (1); Douglas Ramsay (1); Random House, Inc. (1); Vilve Raudik (2); Wilbert S. Ray (1); Reed College (2); Ellen P. Reese (5); T.W. Reese (1); Tish Reid (1); Allan G. Reitzes (1); John W. Renfrew (1); Republic National Bank of Dallas (1); Research Press (3); Research Triangle Institute (1); Research Triangle Society for Instructional Development (2); Revista Interamericana De Psicología (1); Sam Revusky (1); Sandra Reyes (1); Linda L. Reyher (1). |
| f.2 | Emilio Ribes (6); Marti Rice (1); William S. Richards (1); Richmond College (2); Mark Rilling (1); Betty Riordan (1); A.C. Robbins (1); Claudia Roberts (1); Arthur Robin (1); Steve D. Robin (1); Berol Robinson (2); Daniel Robinson (2); G. O. Robinson (1); Maria Iñez Rocha e Silva (5); Mauricio Rocha e Silva (1); Rockefeller University (1); Rachel Lisbôa Rodrigues (6); Cecil Rogers (1); David Rogers (1); Joy Rogers (2); Liza Rogers (2); Spaulding Rogers (9); Milton Rokeach (1); Gary B. Rollman (1); Dave Roper (1); Brenda Rose (1); Carter Rose (1); Howard L. Roy (2); Royal-Globe Insurance (1). |
| f.3 | Floyd Ruch (1); Roberto Ruiz (1); Mark A. Runco (1); Eugene L. Runyon (1); Robert Ruskin (7); Rutgers University (6). |
| f.4 | Celso P. de Sá (1); Saint Cloud College (1); St. Joseph’s School for the Blind (1); St. Paul’s College (1); David Saladino (1); Kurt Salzinger (2); Herbert W. Sammons (1); San Diego State College (1); Ed & Dot Sanford (1); Stanley M. Sapon (2); Saranac Lake Chamber of Commerce (1); Bruce Sarbit (1); S. Stansfield Sargent (1); Paulo Sawaya (8). |
| f.5 | Bert Scharf (1); Alexander F. Schilt (1); Arq. J. Schnaider (1); Susan Schneider (1); William N. “Nat” Schoenfeld (9); Agnes Scholl (1); Angela Schorr (1); Steve Schroeder (3); Andrew Schultz (2); Peter Schwartz (4); Scott, Foresman & Co. (6). |
| f.6 | Peter Seer (1); Eve Segal (1); Ahmed Seif (1); Stanley P. Seidman (1); Robert Sekuler (1); Selected Academic Readings (1); Martin Seligman (3); George Semb (3); Harvey J. Sepler (2); John Seward (1); Will Sewell (2). |
| f.7 | Roberta Shannon (1); Amy Shaughnessy (1); L. James Shapiro (1); Karen A. Sherma (1); Gil Sherman, 1961- 1967 (15). |
| f.8 | J. Gilmour (”Gil”) Sherman, 1972-1978 (21). |
| f.9 | J. Gilmour (”Gil”) Sherman, 1982-1990 and undated (15); Sister Helen Shipman (1); Ethel J. Shirk (1); Edward J. Shoben (1). |
| f.10 | Murray Sidman (19); Michael Siegel (4). |
| f.11 | Paul Siegel (11); Maria Teresa & Francisco Aranjo Silva (2); Robert E. Silverman (2); Gottlieb Simon (2); Simon & Schuster (2); Simposio sobre Midificación de la Conducta (1); Robert Singer (1); Henry L. Sisk (1); N. Frank Six (1). |
| f.12 | Dave Skaer (3); B.F. Skinner (5); Charles W. Slack (1); Karl A. Slaikeu (1); Lee R. Slatore (1); Howard N. Sloane (7); Sloane Foundation (2). |
| f.13 | Eugene Eaton “Gene” Smith (5); Michael Smith (3); Noel W. Smith (2); Norman Smith (4); The Smithsonian Associates (1); Arthur G. Snapper (1); Social Science Research Council (1); Social Security Administration (1); Sociedad Inter-americana de Psicologia (1); Sociedad Mexicana de Analisis de la Conducta (1); Sociedade Brasileira Para O Progresso da Ciência (2); Sociedade de Psicologia de Ribeirão Preto (6). |
| f.14 | Society for the Advancement of Behavior Analysis (4); Society for the Behavioral Analysis of Culture (6); Society for the Experimental Analysis of Behavior (8); Society of Experimental Psychologists (5); South Carolina Gerontological Society (2); South Carolina Psychological Association (5); South Dakota State University (1). |
| f.15 | Southeast Association for the Education of Teachers of Science (1); Southeastern Association for Behavioral Analysis (1); Southeastern Psychological Association (1); Southern California Conference on Behavior Modification (7); Southern Illinois University (9); Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (1); Deisy da Graças de Souza (3). |
| f.16 | Robert S. Spangler (1); Special Child Publications (1); Paulo Speller (1); Bob Spencer (1); Howard P. Spicer (1); Kimm Spigelmire (1); Steve Spira (1); Springfield College (1); Will Spykers (1); The Stable Growth Fund (1); Brian Stabler (1); John Staddon (1); Walter C. Stanley (2); State of Alabama Department of Public Health (1); Jack Staton (1); Jennifer Stewart (2); John Stewart (2). |
| f.17 | James E. “Jim” Stice (20). |
| f.18 | Eugene H. Stivers (2); Larry Stoddard (1); Stony Brook (State University of New York at) (9); Stephanie Stolz (3); Judith E. Stowe (1); Mark H. Stratton (1); Student Recorder (1); Students of SCEP Y160 (1). |
| f.19 | Paul Suich (1); Stephen Suich (1); Beth Sulzer-Azaroff (2); Mark L. Sundberg (3); Surrey Place Centre (1); Anne Wilderma Sussbaum (1); Daniel M. Sussman (2); Frances F. Switt (1); Symposium on Analysis and Integration of Behavioral Units (4); Symposium on Behavior Modification (10); Syracuse University (2); Leonard L. Szpara (1). |
| f.20 | Nanci Tabashneck (1); William E. Tanner (1); Tasmanian College of Advanced Education (3); Edward Taub (3); Murray Tawil (1); Byron M. Taylor (6); Gene Taylor (1); Kenneth E. Taylor (1); H. Lyndon Taylor (1). |
| f.21 | Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association of America (TIAA) (3); Teaching of Psychology (4); TPC Training Systems (Technical Publishing Company) (1); Antônio de Souza Teixeira (1); Temple Buell College (1); Temple University (1); Tennessee Association of Behavior Analysts (3); Michael Terman (3); Herb S. Terrace (2); Jim Terlyne (1); Dudley Terrell (1); Texas Christian University (11); Texas Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation (1). |
| f.22 | Nina Joan Thayer (1); Wagner Thielens (2); Travis Thompson (1); Solveig Thomson (1); Gaylord Thorne (1); John M. Throne (1); Marika Tiggemann (1); Thomas J. Tighe (2); Tiercel Books (1); Jim Todd (3); João Claudio Todorov (13); Gary Tollman (3); Edward C. Tolman (2); Tom Tombaugh (1). |
| f.23 | Susan Tracy (1); Kathleen Traines (1); Training-Feedback Seminar (4); Neil Trainor (1); Travel Associates (1); Richard Treffeisen (2); Elizabeth F. Trent (2); Trinity College (1); Nancy Triplett (1); Garrett Troff (1); Paul R. Trumpler (2). |
| f.24 | Tufts University (24); Tulane University (2); Judy Tulchin (1); Bill Turner (3); Harriet Benson Turner (1); Ralph Turner (1). |
| f.1 | Letters written to Keller: Michael J. Uhes (1); Roger Ulrich (10); Union for Experimenting Colleges and Universities (1); United Nations (1); U.S. Army (award of Certificate of Merit) (1); U.S. Congress (1); U.S. Office of Education (1); Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico (1); Universidad Autonoma del Edo. de Morelos (1); Universidad Del Valle de Mexico (1). |
| f.2 | Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia (11); Universidad Veracruzana (1); Universidade de Brasília (3); Universidade de São Paolo (15). |
| f.3 | Université de Moncton (1); Université de Montréal (2); University of Arizona (6); University of Bridgeport (1); University of California, Berkeley (1); University of California, Los Angeles (4); University of California, San Diego (1); University of California, San Francisco (1); University of California, Santa Cruz (1); University of Canterbury (New Zealand) (1); University of Chicago (3); University of Colorado (2); University of Corpus Christi (1); University of Delaware (1); University of Florida (3). |
| f.4 | University of Hawaii (1); University of Houston (7); University of Illinois (4); University of Kansas (2); University of Maine (2); University of Manitoba (2); University of Maryland (2); University of Maryland, Baltimore County (1); University of Miami (1); University of Michigan (2); University of Minnesota (6); University of Mississippi (1); University of Missouri (2). |
| f.5 | University of Nebraska (1); University of New Hampshire (2); University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (5); University of North Carolina, Charlotte (4); University of North Carolina, Greensboro (10); University of North Carolina, Wilmington (3). |
| f.6 | University of Oregon (1); University of Oxford (1); University of Pittsburgh (1); University of Redlands (3); University of Sheffield, England (1); University of South Carolina (2); University of South Florida (1); University of Tennessee (1); University of Texas at Austin (9); University of Texas at El Paso (1); University of Texas of the Permian Basin (1); University of Texas, Southwestern Medical School at Dallas (1); University of the South (1); University of Utah (1); University of Victoria, Canada (1); University of Virginia (1); University of Western Ontario (3); University of Winnipeg (1); University of Wisconsin (2); Upper Midwest Regional Educational Laboratory (1). |
| f.7 | Mark Van Doren (1); Jennie Van Drimmelan (1); Larry Van Dyne (1); Frans Van Haaren (2); Gilles van Luybelaar (1); Nicholas Van Matre (Navy Personnel and Development Center) (2); E.A. van Trotsenburg (1); Vanderbilt University (6); Vanier College Media Resource Centre, Montreal (1); Julie Skinner Vargas (6); Margaret Vaughan (1); Dr. Zeferino Vaz (1). |
| f.8 | Antonio “Tony” Vecchione (1); Dora Fix Ventura (3); Anneke Verhave (2); Thom Verhave (1); John Vernon (3); Veterans Administration (4); Cecilia Vilela (1); E. Edgar Vinacke (1); Virginia Polytechnic Institute (10); Louis de Visser (1); John Volkmann (1); Voorhees College (4). |
| f.9 | Sue Walen (1); C. Eugene Walker (1); Patricia Walkowicz & George Semb (1); Julie Waller (1); Walter Reed Institute of Research (2); War Department (2); Warner Modular Publications, Inc. (1); Washington State University (3); James B. Watson (1); John B. Watson (1); Fritz Weidner (1); Ruth Weinstein (1); Robert Weisman (1); Marian Weiss (1); West Virginia University (4); Richard West (1); Western Australia Institute of Technology (1); Western College for Women (1); Western Illinois University (2). |
| f.10 | Western Michigan University (28); Westinghouse Learning Corporation (3). |
| f.11 | Judi Whalley (1); John Whelan (1); Paul White (1); Sheldon White (1); Whitman College (1); The Whispering Pines (Bowdoin College Alumni Newsletter) (1); Daniel Wiener (1); Nils Wiklander (3); Bill Wieberger (2); Karl Wilbur (1); John Wiley and Sons (4); Jane Williams (1); Jeanné Williams (1); Johanna Williams (2); Larry Williams (4). |
| f.12 | Lucía Williams (8); Margaret Williams (1); Mary Williams (1); Norman Williams (1); Robert Williams (2); A. P. Williamson (2); Wilson College (9). |
| f.13 | f.13 Margarida H. “Maggi” Windholz (18); Charles Windle (1); Winthrop College (5); Wisconsin State University, Whitewater (1); Paul J. Wisch (1); Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft (2); Donald Witters (3). |
| f.14 | f.14 Dael Wolfle (1); W. Scott Wood (10); Robert S. Woodworth (1); James Woolcock (1); World Congress on Behavior Therapy (1); Robert Wozniak (2); G. Gilbert Wrenn (1); Anthony Wright (1); Kathy Wright (1); Mary Louise Wright (1); Daniel Wulbert (1); W. Joseph Wyatt (1); Louis Wynne (1). |
| f.15 | f.15 Samuel Yaffe (1); Sherman Yen (10); Norman Yetman (1); York University, Ontario (2); Berenice Carmen Young (1); Virginia and Clare Young (11); Adella & Dick Youtz (2); Lea Yulevich (2); Steven Zifferblatt (1); Donald Zimmerman (1). |
| f.16 | Unidentified A-J by first name: Bea & Alan (1); Betty & June (1); Betty W. (1); Bunny (1); Chas (1); Connie (1); Coty (1); Dave (1); Dick & Barb (1); Dick (3); Fred (1); Greg (1); Hap & Peg (2); Helen (1); Jack (1); Jesse (1); Joe (3); John (3); Judy (1). |
| f.17 | Unindentified L-Z by first name: Laird (1); Lee (1); Lelah (1); Maria (1); Marian (1); Marjory (1); Mary Carol (2); Michael (1); Mike (grandson) (1); Nancy(2); Nedra (1); Paul (3); Randy (1); Reed (1); Rhonda & Dan (1); Roy (1); Russell (1); Ryan (1); Scott (1); Simão (1); Stephanie (1); Thomas (1). |
| f.18 | Unidentified: no first name, indecipherable first name, and various (26). |
| f.19 | Air Corps Technical Training Command to School of Education, Penn State College, Feb. 18, 1942. Carol Ammons, editor Psychological Reports to Dr. John Barlow, Earlham College, May 26, 1960. Carol Ammons to Dr. Jon Roeckelein, Mesa Community College, AZ, Nov. 4, 1971. Robert Berryman to Carolina Bori, Sept. 30, 1965 and undated. Harry L. Case to The Editor, The News and Observer, Raleigh NC, Nov. 13, 1987. |
| f.20 | John Davis to Robert Epstein, Nov. 15, 1983. Richard Lee Deering to Ruth H. Cousins, Executive Secretary, Psi Chi, June 7, 1962. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Washington, D.C. to Paul Siegel, June 23, 1960 and Sept. 20, 1960. Robert Epstein to Andrew Tang, Feb. 7, 1983. |
| f.21 | Frank Farley to Kurt Salzinger, May 24, 1991. Mário G. Ferri to Dr. Antonio Barros de Ulhôa Cintra, Sept. 11, 1961. Charles Ferster to Thomas Pullen, State Superintendent, Maryland State Department of Education, Oct. 17, 1962. Paul Fields to B.F. Skinner, July 26, 1973. Thomas Gilbert to Dr. John McKee, n.d. Ben Green to Ed —?, March 9, 1975. |
| f.22 | Donna Haverly to Paul Chance, Dec. 4, 1984. Ralph Hefferline to Arthur Bachrach, May 2, 1964. Susan Hereford to James Stice, Dec. 9, 1974. Indiana Business College (C.T. Butz, President) to Paul Chance, Oct. 17, 1984. Kathleen Lahti to Paul Chance, Aug. 28, 1984. |
| f.23 | Wilbert McKeachie to President James Miller, Western Michigan University, Sept. 16, 1970. James McMichael & Jeffrey Corey to Laura Rich, W.A. Benjamin, Inc. Oct. 8, 1973. Edward Martin to Brenda Rawles, Psychology Today, Aug. 20, 1984. Maryland State Dept. of Education to Dr. Joseph Brady, Nov. 9, 1962. Maryland State Dept. of Education to Dr. Charles Ferster, Jan. 14, 1963 and March 11, 1963. William Marston to American Field Service Fellowships for French Universities, Dec. 14, 1928 (recommendation for Keller). Darcy Ribeiro, Reitor, Universidade de Brasilia to Carolina Martuscelli (Bori), Sept. 17, 1962. Harold Schuckman to Gad Hakerem, Oct. 23, 1970. |
| f.24 | J. Gilmour Sherman to Montrose Wolf, March 25, 1968. J. Gilmour Sherman to Louise Knight, W.A. Benjamin, Inc., Oct. 10, 1973 and Oct. 19, 1973. J. Gilmour Sherman to Dean Joseph Pettit, Georgetown University, Oct. 23, 1974 (includes Keller’s letter of resignation). Southern Illinois University at Carbondale to Robert Epstein, Nov. 23, 1983. University of Alabama, Harry Bonham, Dean of Administration) to Dean Marten ten Hoor, College of Arts & Sciences, Dec. 15,
1959. Yale University, Bartlett Giamatti, President to Paul Trumpler, June 16, 1981. |
II. Talks and Presentations
| f.1 | “Physics From The Standpoint of Watson.” 1927. For a course with Tooland at Harvard. |
| f.2 | Notes on talk at Brown University, Feb. 18, 1942. |
| f.3 | CHI talk, UCLA, July 1, 1948. |
| f.4 | Saratoga Lions Club, 1949. |
| f.5 | City editors, American Press Institute, March 27, 1950. |
| f.6 | Talk to Yale Colloquium, May 9, 1951. |
| f.7 | Clinical Reference in an Undergraduate Psychology Curriculum, University of Western Ontario, 1952. |
| f.8 | Order versus Confusion in the First Course, 1953. |
| f.9 | University of Western Ontario, 1954. |
| f.10 | Talk given to TC group, 1959. “Bryan and Harter Revisited.” Talk given at Mount Holyoke, 1950s. |
| f.11 | Paper: Discussion of “Automated Teaching,” American Psychological Association, Chicago, Sept. 1960. “Recalled To Life.” Convocation address, Earlham College, Oct. 18, 1960. |
| f.12 | Programmed Instruction, 1961. “Reconquistado Para Vida” (”Recalled To Life”) (both in Portuguese). |
| f.13 | Talk on Psychopharmacology at Catholic University, 1961. Untitled draft of paper, “Há cinco semanas…” (both in Portuguese). |
| f.14 | Notes for a presentation at Dupont, 1962. |
| f.15 | Un Curso de Psicologia Individualizado, Universidade de Brasilia, April 1963 (in Portuguese). |
| f.16 | “Reinforcement Theory and Programmed Education.” Paper read at the International Conference on Programmed Instruction and Teaching Machines in West Berlin, Germany July 9-15, 1963. |
| f.17 | “New Reinforcement Contingencies in the Classroom?” Paper read at the Chicago meetings of the
American Psychological Association, Sept. 1965.
“A Crise da Universidade de Brasilia”, Oct. 14, 1965 (in Portuguese). |
| f.18 | Outline notes for a talk on the development of psychology, Feb. 1966. “Comments on The Experimental Analysis of Behavior As A Systematic Approach To Teachin Psychology.” Paper delivered at the New York Meetings of the American Psychological Association, Sept. 4, 1966. “PSI – Its History and Its Future,” 1966-1967. |
| f.19 | Notes for a talk at the University of Arizona, March 1, 1967. Notes for a talk to counselors, Arizona State University, April 3, 1967. “Competition,” notes for a talk at Arizona State University, April 25, 1967 not given. |
| f.20 | “On Behavior Modification.” Remarks made at the Chicago meetings of the Midwestern Psychological
Association, May 8, 1969. “Bridging the Student-Teacher Gap,” Kalamazoo College, Dec. 2, 1969. Outline for two talks on bridging the student-teacher gap: C.W. Post Center, Queens, Dec. 9 & 10, 1969 and Indiana University, South Bend, Dec. 18, 1969. |
| f.21 | Introductory remarks made on the occasion of a “Special Symposium in Memory of William Wallace
Cumming: Complex Stimulus Control” held at the 41st Annual meeting of the Eastern Psychological Association, Atlantic
City, April 3, 1970.
“Science Teaching Will Be Better in the Seventies.” Paper read at the 137th meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Conrad Hilton Hotel, Chicago, Dec. 29, 1970. |
| f.22 | Remarks made at the American Psychological Association symposium on “Personalized Instruction: a symposium in honor of Fred Keller,” Washington, D.C., Sept. 3-7, 1971. |
| f.23 | Brazilian report, 1972. “A Community Learning Center (A Dream),” Feb. 10, 1972. |
| f.24 | “Vale!” Jan. 1973.
“Texas Talk,” University of Texas at Austin, 1973. |
| f.25 | Untitled talk delivered at Texas Christian University, 1973 (17pp., missing p.2 and end of paper). |
| f.26 | Talk about the benefits of retirement at the U.S. Naval Medical Research Institute, Sept. 5, 1974. “Comments On A College Reunion,” 1974. “Behavior Modification and Closed Institutions.” Talk delivered at Reston, VA, 1974. “Ralph Franklin Hefferline, 1910-1974.” Comments made at a memorial service at St. Paul’s Chapel of Columbia University, March 28, 1974. |
| f.27 | Notes for talk on “Early Reinforcement Theory at Columbia” delivered at American University, March 7,
1975. Introductory remarks made at Eastern Psychological Association meeting, William J. McGill, invited speaker. New York City, April 22-24, 1976. “My Experiences With Fred Skinner.” Blackstone Hotel, Chicago, May 3, 1976. 7pp typed. “Things That I Tried To Say At The Testimonial Dinner,” International Conference on Behavior Modification in the Community, July 23, 1976. 2 copies. |
| f.28 | “Behavior Analysis in the Forties at Columbia.” Talk given at the 3rd Annual Convention Banquet of MABA, Chicago, May 16, 1977. 18pp. typed. 2 different drafts. |
| f.29 | “Response to An Award,” (APA Distinguished Contribution for Applications in Psychology), Aug. 1977, 27pp. typed. |
| f.30 | “Notes on Personalized Instruction and Educational Reform,” talk delivered at the VIII Symposium of
Behavior Modification held in Caracas, Venezuela, Feb. 22-25, 1978. 2 different versions, 5pp and 7pp. typed. Comments made during the intermission at the VIII Symposium of Behavior Modification held in Caracas, Venezuela, Feb. 22-25, 1978. 10pp. handwritten notes. “The Quarrel,” a script of “a happening” (comical) involving Fred Keller and Burrhus Skinner at the Annual Dinner of the Association for Behavioral Analysis, Chicago, May 15, 1978. 8pp. |
| f.31 | “Behavior Analysis in the Fifties at Columbia.” Talk given at the 4th Annual Convention Banquet of
MABA, Chicago, May 15, 1978. 13pp. typed.
Comments made at the opening of the Lima Conference, Aug. 1978. 1p. typed. |
| f.32 | “Applied Behaviorism Since John Watson.” Talk delivered at Furman University, April 6, 1979. 21pp.
typed. April 17, 1979. “Vanishing Cream and A Sentimental Journey.” Talk delivered at the Annual Banquet of the Association for Behavioral Analysis, June 18, 1979. 12pp. typed. “Brazilian Behavioral Analysis.” 1979. 20pp. handwritten. |
| f.33 | Remarks made at University of South Carolina at Aiken, 1979. 4pp. typed. “Ruminations on Retirement.” (Next to last draft written across top), 1979? 11pp. typed. Notes for IRA talk, Aiken, S.C. 1979? 1p. handwritten. “Strategies of Behavioral Intervention into the Field of Education.” Association for Behavioral Analysis meeting, late 1970s. 7pp. typed. Untitled talk on behavioral principles, MPA, Chicago, late 1970s. 5pp. typed. |
| f.34 | f.34 “Personalized Instruction and the Handicapped.” Undelivered paper written for Italy, early
1980s. 20pp. typed.
“Confessions of a Born-Again Teacher.” Talk delivered at Georgia State University, May 23, 1980. 21pp. typed. |
| f.35 | Untitled talk on programmed instruction, Windsor, Ontario, Jan. 1980. 3pp. typed. “Response to the Award of an Honorary Doctorate by Western Michigan University,” April 19th, 1980. 3pp. typed. 3 copies. “On Unifying Innovations.” Comments made at an Honors Symposium held during the 12th Annual Meeting of the International Congress for Individualized Instruction, Windsor University, Windsor, Ontario, Oct. 31, 1980. 6pp. typed. 2 different versions. |
| f.1 | “Why The First Grade Should Come First.” Comments made at a symposium on “Personalized Systems of
Instruction (PSI) and Elementary Education” at the 7th Annual Convention of the ABA Milwaukee, WI May 28, 1981. 8pp.
typed. “Response.” Keller’s comments made at the above convention at the banquet entitled “An Evening with Keller and Friends,” May 30, 1981. 3pp. typed. “Prospects of Pedagogical Reform.” 21pp. typed. 1981. |
| f.2 | “Charles Ferster – Educational Explorer.” Paper read at the 9th annual convention of ABA, Milwaukee,
WI, May 28, 1983. 24pp. typed.
Earlier version of above, n.d. 12pp. typed. |
| f.3 | “Experiments I Have Known,” 21pp. typed. Incomplete version. “Imagens da Vida de um Professor.”, Ribeirao Preto, 1983 (in Portuguese). 16pp. typed. |
| f.4 | “Peter Opossum Goes To School.” Read at the annual banquet of the ABA, Nashville, TN, May 30, 1984. 13pp. typed. Accompanied by illustrations provide by Carole Torrance. |
| f.5 | “Problems of Retirement.” Comment delivered at the Psychology Colloquium, Duke University on the occasion of Gregory Kimble’s retirement, August 31, 1984. 16pp. typed. |
| f.6 | “Setting The Record Straight.” Comments at the ABA Banquet “Old Times.Old Friends. Retire? Never!”,
May 26, 1985. 9pp. typed. “Testimony of an Educational Reformer.” Lecture delivered in Atlanta, GA Educational Research and Methods Division of the American Society for Engineering Education, June 17, 1985. 21pp. typed. |
IV. Course Notes
| f.14 | O’Donald Notes on Givler Courses c. 1920. |
| f.15-16 | Tufts, 1922-1984. |
| f.17-18 | Notebook of Experiments for Experimental Psychology, Tufts University – 1924. |
| f.19-20 | Harvard University – 1924 -1932. |
| f.21-23 | E.G. Boring – Notes on his History of Psychology – 1927. |
| f.24-28 | Boring – Association and Determination (Bousfield Notes) 1930 and Attention (Keller Notes). |
| f.30 | Correspondence with R. M. Elliot of the University of Minnesota Department of Psychology, 1936-1937 (courtesy Jerry Knapp). |
| f.31-32 | Columbia, 1938-1944. |
V. Miscellaneous
| This folio size box contains a Brazilian newspaper and several signed posters to Mr. and Mrs. Keller advertising two psychological conferences. |
VI. Appendix: Published Works
A. Books
- The Definition of Psychology. 1937, 1973.
- Summers and Sabbaticals: Selected Papers on Psychology and Education. 1937.
- Principles of Psychology: A Systematic Text in the Science of Behavior (with William N. Schoenfield). New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1950.
- Learning (Reinforcement Theory). New York: Random House, 1954.
- Selected Readings in the History of Psychology : A PSI Companion. Roanoke, Va.: Scholars Press, 1973.
- Behavior Modification: Applications to Education. New York: Academic Press 1974.
- PSI, the Keller Plan Handbook : Essay on A Personalized System of Instruction (with J. Gilmour Sherman, and a contribution by Caroline Martuscelli Bori). Menlo Park: Calif.: W. A. Benjamin, 1974.
- Pedagogue’s Progress: Fred Simmons Keller. Lawrence, KS: TRI Publications, 1982.
B. Journal Articles and contributions
- “The Psychology Curriculum at Columbia College.” Keller, Fred S. & Schoenfeld, William N., American Psychologist. 4, (1949), pp. 165-172.
- “Animals and children.” >Child Development, 21, (1950), pp. 7-12.
- “Stimulus Discrimination and Morse Code Learning.” >Transactions of the New York Academy of Sciences . 15, (1953), pp. 195-203.
- “On the selective reinforcement of spaced responses.” Wilson, Maurice P. & Keller, Fred S., Journal of Comparative & Physiological Psychology. 46, (1953), pp. 190-193.
- “Teaching Morse-Code Reception with Signals Weighted in Frequency According to their Difficulty.” Sidman, Murray; Keller, Fred S.; Kennedy, Edmund J.; Wilson, Maurice P., Journal of Applied Psychology. 39,(1955), pp. 1-4.
- “Suggested Portuguese Translations of Expressions in Operant Conditioning.” Azzi, Rodolpho; Rocha E. Silva, Maria Ignez; Bori, Carolina Martucelli; Fix, Dora S. R.; Keller, Fred S.; Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior. 6 (1), (1963), pp. 91-94.
- “Exteroceptive Control of Response under Delayed Reinforcement.” Azzi, Rodolpho; Fix, Dora S. R.; Keller, Fred S.; Rocha E Silva, Maria Ignez, Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior. 7(2), (1964), pp. 159-162.
- “Good-bye, Teacher . . .” Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis. 1 (1),(1968), pp. 79-89.
- “Comments and Queries: “English Spoken Here.”" Psychological Record. Vol. 20 (2), Spr (1970), pp. 259-262.
- “Ten Years of Personalized Instruction.” Teaching of Psychology. Vol 1 (1), Oct (1974), pp. 4-9.
- “Lightning Strikes Twice.” Teaching of Psychology. Vol 12 (1), Feb (1985), pp. 4-8.
- “A Debt Acknowledged.” In Todd, James T. and Morris, Edward K. (eds), et al. (1994). Modern Perspectives on John B. Watson and Classical Behaviorism. Contributions in Psychology, No. 24. (pp. 125-130). Westport, CT. USA: Greenwood Press/Greenwood Publishing Group, Inc. xxvi, 219 pp. [Chapter]
- “Psychology 161.” In Todd, James T. and Morris, Edward K. (eds), et al. (1995). Modern Perspectives on B. F. Skinner and Contemporary Behaviorism. Contributions in Psychology, No. 28. (pp. 3-6). Westport, CT, USA: Greenwood Press/Greenwood Publishing Group, Inc. xxviii, 283 pp. [Chapter]
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