1 v. ; 29 cm

21 sound cassettes

1 portfolio

Childhood in Manhattan, Dartmouth College, A.B., Yale Law School, J.D. 1956; legislative assistant to Senator Irving Ives, 1950-1951; chief law clerk to U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice Earl Warren, 1958-1959; Marine Corps and Reserve, 1953-1958; marriage to Therese Thau; UC Berkeley: professor of law and of city and regional planning, 1959-, land use planning and environmental law; Vice Chancellor, 1974-1980, and Chancellor, 1980-1990: admissions, affirmative action, apartheid and divestiture, Free Speech Movement, HUAC; student housing, campus ceremonies; NCAA policies; discusses law practice, arbitration, land use and environmental law; city-campus relations, People's Park, faculty committees, undergrad teaching, faculty quality, fiscal stringency, VERIP (voluntary early retirement incentive program); reorganization of biochemistry; private resources, Keeping the Promise fundraising campaign; reflections on weapons-related laboratories; heading Bay Vision 2020; Department of Interior, deputy assistant secretary for policy, 1993-1994; Secretary, the Smithsonian Institution, 1994-1999

copies of speeches, clippings, biographical information on Heyman and his wife

Includes an interview with Therese Thau Heyman

Forms part of the University history series

Dept. of Special Collections, University of California, Los Angeles Library

Volume includes index

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