Oral history interview with Kenneth George Holland, 1967.

Biographical Note

Department of State; President, Institute of International Education.

Scope and Contents

Early involvement with Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 1932-1933; American Council on Education; American Youth Commission, 1935-1940; early planning of Fulbright program and the Fulbright Act, 1946; serving as permanent U.S. representative of UNESCO in Paris; becoming president of Institute of International Education 1948-1950; survey of international exchange programs; ten-year Carnegie Grant to IIE, history of the IIE; IIE foundation grants and government contracts; expansion of IIE and purchase of new headquarters; the African-American Institute (AAI); Tom Mboya and Kennedy Airlift scholarships for Kenyan students; African Scholarship Program of American Universities; the American Council on Education’s Africa Liaison Committee, 1956-66. Impressions of Charles Dollard, John W. Gardner, Pendleton Herring, Robert M. Lester.

Subjects

• African students--United States.
• American Council on Education. American Youth Commission.
• Carnegie Corporation of New York.
• Educators--Interviews.
• Endowment of research.
• Fulbright scholarships.
• Grossner, Isabel S., interviewer.--http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/ivr
• Holland, Kenneth George, 1907-1977--Interviews.
• Institute of International Education (New York, N.Y.)
• Interviews.
• Oral histories (literary works)
• Students, Foreign--United States.
• Unesco.

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