Carnegie Mellon University--History.

Overview Between 1937 and 1992, a series of four books were written on the history of Carnegie Mellon: “The Story of Carnegie Tech: 1900-1935” by Arthur Tarbell (1937), “The Story of Carnegie Tech, II: The Doherty Administration” by Glen Cleeton (1965), “The Warner Administration at Carnegie Institute of Technology” by Austin Wright (1973), and “Evolution of a National Research University, 1965-1990: The Stever Administration and the Cyert Years at Carnegie Mellon” by Ludwig Schaefer (1992). This...

Overview This collection contains the papers of William W. Cooper (1914-2012), the father of Management Science and founder of Data Envelopment Analysis. At Carnegie Mellon University, Cooper was a professor in the Tepper School of Business (then the Graduate School of Industrial Administration) and was founding dean of the H. John Heinz III School of Public Policy and Management (then the School of Urban and Public Affairs). The collection consists of 85 linear feet of papers, photographs, and...

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This collection contains the papers of the Carnegie Mellon Counseling Center. The Counseling Center, formally known as the Bureau of Mental Tests and the Bureau of Measurement and Guidance, was created in the early years of Carnegie Tech with a focus in aptitude test research. Included in the collection are items that pertain to the daily operations and employees of the center and include reports, receipts, correspondence and tests.