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Oral history interview with Luis Miranda, 1993.

Creator: Miranda, Luis
Project: Edward I. Koch Administration Oral History Project.
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Phys. Desc. :Transcript 42 pages Sound recording 1 audiocassette
Location: Columbia Center for Oral History
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Biographical Note

Former Special Advisor to the Mayor.

Scope and Contents

Background; childhood in Puerto Rico, family involvement in Puerto Rican politics, migration to New York at eighteen to enter PhD Program in Psychology at New York University [NYU]; Student Representative in NYU Admissions Office, efforts to increase the numbers of black and Hispanic students at the University; work for ASPIRA of New York, Department of Employment, Community Service Society, Washington Heights School Board 1979-80, Early Childhood Commission 1985-, National Action Council for Minorities in Engineering 1987, Hispanic Housing Coalition; appointment as Special Advisor to Edward I. Koch [Koch] in 1987; effects of Koch's leadership on Hispanic community: increased leadership in City Government; initiatives for minority programs; trip with Koch to Central America.

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Copyright by the Trustees of Columbia University in the City of New York, 1993.

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