Consists of correspondence, memoranda, speeches, and resumes and curricula vitae created and maintained by Philip C. Ritterbush during his tenure as Director of the Office of Academic Programs. It may also contain Ritterbush material created during his tenure as Special Assistant to the Secretary (S. Dillon Ripley). Includes grant and program proposals.

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1. Correspondence and Resumes, 1966-1970
2. Correspondence, 1967-1970
3. Correspondence, 1967-1969
4. Appraisal of Role of Museums in Pre-College Science Education (Proposal to NSF), 1969-1970
5. Summer Institute/Technology (Proposal to NSF), 1969
6. Intellectual Organizations/Interests, 1969-1970
7. SI/NAS Support Program of Science Museums, 1969
8. Senior Staffing, 1968-1969
9. Committee on Future Exhibits, 1969
10. Belmont Conference Center, 1967-1968
11. The Anacostia Neighborhood Museum, 1968-1969
12. Office of Assistant Secretary (History and Art), 1967-1970
13. Media Institute: Summer 1970, 1969-1970
14. Summer Institute: U.S.O.E. TTT Program, 1968-1969
15. Distinguished Lecture Series, 1968
16. Holiday Lecture Series, 1968-1969
17. Election Day (E & S Series), 1969-1970
18. Program Disciplines: American Revolution Bicentennial, 1967-1970
19. Program Disciplines: Education (Correspondence), 1966-1969
20. Program Disciplines: Bibliography (1970) Museums in Education, 1970
21. Program Disciplines: Environmental Studies Program (SUNY), 1970
22. Mr. Ritterbush (Professional Staff Activities), 1968
23. Costs and Benefits of Museum Collections, 1967
24. Museum Planning, Inc./The Ellis Report, 1970