Archives: Guide to President's Office (Robert L. Pickering) Records, 1968-1970

Title:  President's Office (Robert L. Pickering) Records, 1968-1970 Dates:  1968- 1970 Collection number:  A-035 Size:  1 document box (.4 cubic feet) Description:  Robert L. Pickering was president of Lane Community College, 1969-1970.  This collection includes correspondence and subject files. Access Restrictions:  None, collection is open for research. Provenance:  Administrative transfer Processed by: Elizabeth Uhlig, 1997, 2000.

Robert Pickering, c. 1969-1970

Citation:  President's Office (Robert L. Pickering) Records, 1968-1970 (A-035), Lane Community College Archives, Eugene, Oregon

Repository:
Lane Community College
Archives and Records Management
Elizabeth M. Uhlig, Archivist
4000 East 30th Avenue
Eugene, Oregon 97405 USA
Telephone: (541) 463-5466
Fax: (541) 463-3996
E-mail: archives@lanecc.edu

Biography: Robert L. Pickering

Robert Pickering served as president of Lane Community College from 1969 to 1970.

Pickering was born in 1930 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.  He was educated at the University of Minnesota (B.S., 1953; Ed.M, 1954) and at Columbia University (Ed.D, 1960).  Before coming to Lane, he was in private psychology practice and was president of the Arizona College Foundation.

Scope & Content Note

The records document the tenure of Robert Pickering, president of Lane Community College, 1969-1970.  The collection contains only a small part of the records from his administration including correspondence and subject files.

Finding Aid

For a detailed finding aid which includes a complete list of the contents of this collection, refer to:

• Guide to the President's Office (Robert L. Pickering) Records (NWDA Web site)
• Guide to the President's Office (Robert L. Pickering) Records (MS Word file)
• Guide to the President's Office (Robert L. Pickering) Records (Adobe PDF file)

Related Resources

Assistant to the President (Bert Dotson) Records, 1960-1975 (A-032). The bulk of the administrative records from Hamill's tenure as college president can be found in the records from the office of Bert Dotson, Assistant to the President, 1964-1971.