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Chancellor J. Martin Klotsche and sons
No full textJ. Martin Klotsche and his sonsChancellor J. Martin Klotsche and sons holding copies of "The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee: An Urban University" by J. Martin KlotscheGrayscal
Bernard J. Martin
No full text"L/Sgt Bernard J. Martin Coy HQ "A" Company 10/48 Aust. Infantry Battalion A.I.F. Aug. 1942 to Jul. 1945 Stationed in numerous bush camps up and down north/south road from which patrols were made into remote areas".Lance Sergeant Bernard J. Martin. Company Headquarters, "A" Company, 10/48 Australian Infantry Battalion. Australian Imperial Forces. August 1942 to July 1945. Stationed in numerous bush camps up and down north/south road from which patrols were made into remote areas.Date:199
Chancellor J. Martin Klotsche walking outside with two unidentified men
No full textJ. Martin KlotscheGrayscal
Letter, from J. Martin Klotsche to Armando Orellana = Carta, de J. Martin Klotsche a Armando Orellana
No full textA letter sent to Armando Orellana after the sit-in at the Chancellor's office.Una carta mandada a Armando Orellana después de la manifestación en la oficina del rector.The University of Wisconsin'- Milwaukee
MILWAUKEe:, WISCONSIN &3liil01
OFFICE OF THE CHANCEL.L.OA
CHAPMAN HAL.L.
Mr. Armando Orellana
September 1, 1970
Chairman, Committee for Education of
Latin Americans
800 South Fifth Street
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53204
Dear Mr. Orellana:
The University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee recognizes its
obligation to meet the special educational needs of Spanish speaking
citizens, as ~t recognizes its obligation to meet the needs of
all citizens of the Milwaukee community •.
We have had a number of special programs over the years
which included Spanish speaking students, although we realize that
the needs are much greater than UWM - or any one institution -
can meet.
Of course, we wish to do more and are prepared to admit
up to 50 undergraduate students fr·om the Latin community during
the course of this fiscal year under programs offering special
educational and financial assistance.
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We are extremely limited this year in the amount of money
available to assist our students. But we will seek additional funds -
from both the federal government and private sources - to provide
financial aid to Spanish speaking students. This aid will be awarded
.· in accordance with individual needs and the availability of funds.
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, Before the fall semester begins, a UWM team of four specialists
will go· :into the Latin community to give advice on academic and financial
matters.
Graduate students will continue to be admitted on an individu~l
basis. Also, some 25 to 30 Latins will be included in the high sci.lool
equivalency program which enables young people to earn a high school
diploma.
Mr. Armando 'Orellana, September 1, 1970, page 2.
These students would be in addition to those who might
normally be expected to enter UWM. Last fall, for example, about
100 students from the Spanish speaking community were enrolled.
To help coordinate these programs and to work within the
community to seek out candidates, I will appoint a special assistant
in my office with the appropriate specialized background and skills.
The requests for special courses and academic programs
designed particularly for Spanish speaking Americans are matters
for the faculti~s of the individual schools and colleges within the
University. I have little authority over curriculum matters, but
will recommend that the individual units undertake the development
of appropriate special programs, including work in English as a
second language.
The deans of these schools' and their faculties also have the
responsibility for related matters, such as the question of earning
academic credit for field work in the community. There is precedent
· for this in a variety bf profession~! fields, including education and
social service.
Let me again emphasize the desire of the University to
cooperate with Spanish speaking citizens in creating ways to provide
the educational programs .which they seek and which we wish to provide . .
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Cordially, .
C)~~
JMK:cp
J. Martin Klotsche
Chancellor
cc: President fred Harrington
Vice President Robert Taylor
Vice Presidynt 1Ch~rles A. Engman
Regent Bernard C. Ziegler
Regent Frank J. Pelise
J. Martin ex librise
No full texthttp://www.lib.unideb.huDebreceni Egyetem Egyetemi és Nemzeti KönyvtárA kép alsó részén, sötétben, meztelen, fekvő és ülő emberi testek láthatók. Egy meztelen férfi meztelen, élettelen női testet tart. Mellettük egy csontváz áll kitartott kezekkel, fejénél fény csillan meg. Felül felirat: Ex libris J. Martin. (J. Martin a kép tulajdonosa, feltehetően Martin János.)metsze
Memo, from Assistant Chancellor Ernest Spaights to Chancellor J. Martin Klotsche = Memo, del rector asistente Ernest Spaights al rector J. Martin Klotsche
No full textA memo sent to Chancellor J. Martin Klotsche about financial Aid for Latino students.Un memo para el rector J. Martin Klotsche sobre la ayuda financiera para los estudiantes latinoamericanos.F'OR YOUR F'OR YOUR F'OR YOUR INVESTIGATE PREPARE NOTE NOTE AND SEE ME
APPROVAL ACTION INfORMATION AND REPORT REPLY AND F'ILE RETURN CONCERNING
BACK
DATE 9/2/70 ToChancellor F'ROM: ERNEST SPAIGHTS
J. M. Klotsche
For your information
MEMORANDUM
TO:
FROM:
Mr. William Komsi
Assistant Chancellor
Ernest Spaights
September 2, 1970
At this time, with little difficulty, the Office of
Financial Aids can provide $10,000 in financial assistance
to members of the Latin community. This means that we
can provide funds for tuition and books to 16 persons for
the two semesters of the academic year.
I wish to emphasize that grants will continue to be
made on the basis of need and evaluation will be in the
hands of the Financial Aids office staff.
ES/jf
cc: Chancellor and His Staff
Dean David w. Robinson
Mrs. Nancy Eichstead
Chancellor J. Martin Klotsche and sons holding rackets on the tennis court
No full textThird from right: J. Martin Klotsche. Three younger men are Klotsche's sons: far left: Charles, far right: Allen and second from left: JohnGrayscal
J. J. Martin
No full textPhotograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "J. J. MARTIN, PRESIDENT OF THE OKC CHAPTER OF NU-VOICE, HAD A LARYNGECTOMY IN JUNE.
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