Lists of financial arrangements with individual faculty members as well as some correspondence with faculty and potential faculty. These agreements document revenue sharing arrangements made with faculty, which appears to be the primary means of faculty compensation prior to the fall of 1962. The course agreement files contain similar records, but dating from the 1962-1963 academic year, when flat rates replaced revenue sharing agreements.

This file was found in the office of a New School librarian and integrated here because it holds material addressed to Dean Birenbaum and had a label that matched other files in this record group.

Harry Gideonse was the chancellor of The New School. The file relates to New York State and federal government reporting, and includes a detailed report responding to the New York State "Master Plan for the Private Sector in Higher Education."

Correspondence between administrations of the Graduate Faculty and the Adult Division. Includes lists of course changes and a memorandum from Dean Austill to Dean Joseph Greenbaum with a list of Black faculty members (1966).

Relates to efforts by Dean William Birenbaum to bring Grass to The New School to serve on the faculty or deliver a series of guest lectures. Includes a transcription of Grass's letter declining the invitation.