Clarence Cyril Walton
Walton, a native of Scranton, Pennsylvania, served in the U.S. Navy in World War II and later obtained a doctorate at The Catholic University of America (CUA). He taught and wrote extensively on history, political science, and business. The collection has personal correspondence, research on America...
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Walton, a native of Scranton, Pennsylvania, served in the U.S. Navy in World War II and later obtained a doctorate at The Catholic University of America (CUA). He taught and wrote extensively on history, political science, and business. The collection has personal correspondence, research on American Business Ethics, and materials from the academic institutions where Walton worked. Included are materials from Columbia University, in particular from the 1968 student strike, and from Walton's tenure as the first lay president of CUA, 1969-1978. There are also photos from his tenure at CUA as well as personal family photographs. |
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walton Clarence Cyril Walton An inventory of Clarence Cyril Walton Papers at The American Catholic History Research Center and University Archives Finding aid prepared by Raymond Moore. The American Catholic Research Center and University Archives 2010 101 Aquinas HallThe Catholic University of AmericaWashington, D.C. 20064 Finding aid encoded by William John Shepherd on 2010 English Descriptive Summary The American Catholic Research Center and University Archives 1910-1995 Clarence C. Walton, 1915-2004 Clarence C. Walton Papers 15 linear feet; 30 boxes Walton, a native of Scranton, Pennsylvania, served in the U.S. Navy in World War II and later obtained a doctorate at The Catholic University of America (CUA). He taught and wrote extensively on history, political science, and business. The collection has personal correspondence, research on American Business Ethics, and materials from the academic institutions where Walton worked. Included are materials from Columbia University, in particular from the 1968 student strike, and from Walton's tenure as the first lay president of CUA, 1969-1978. There are also photos from his tenure at CUA as well as personal family photographs. 084 English Biographical Note Clarence C. Walton was born in 1915 in Scranton, Pennsylvania, to Leo and Mary Walton. He came from a traditional Irish-American working class family; his father was superintendent of the railroad yard for the Lackawanna Railroad. During the Great Depression, Walton was able to obtain a scholarship to the University of Scranton where he earned his Bachelor's magna cum laude, he earned his masters at Syracuse University in History, and his doctorate at The Catholic University of America (CUA). He served in the Navy during World War II and remained in the Naval Reserve until 1956. In 1943 he married Betty Kennedy, whose father was a career navy man, and had two children Thomas and Mary Elizabeth. Betty had served in the WAVES during World War II, which is where they met each other. Following the war, Walton returned to CUA to complete his Doctorate in History, earning his degree in 1951. His dissertation was titled "Kiderlen-Waechter and the Anglo-German Problem, 1910-1912". Afterwards, he continued graduate study at the University of Geneva and Harvard Business School. Following his studies, he taught history and political science at Duquesne University and the University of Scranton. In 1954, he became dean of the School of Business Administration at Duquesne. Four years later he moved to Columbia University where he became Associate Dean, professor and director of the doctoral program for the Graduate School of Business. A gifted writer and scholar, Walton moved quickly up the administrative ladder at Columbia where, in 1964, he was appointed dean of the School of Graduate Studies and head of the Center on Urban and Community Affairs. During his tenure as dean, he was a moderate during the 1968 Student Strike at Columbia, which attracted the CUA Board of Trustees during their search for a new president. On January 31, 1969 the CUA Board of Trustees appointed Walton as the University's first lay president. During the early part of his tenure the main issues he had to tackle was student unrest with the Vietnam War. He met these issues head on by including students in the decision making process as well as maintaining the academic traditions of the university. Some of the highlight achievements of Walton's tenure was reforming the administrative structure of the university, reorganizing the School of Theology into the School of Religious Studies in 1973, and in 1976 securing a fourteen million dollar grant in establishing the Boys Town Center (now Aquinas Hall). Walton was also a preeminent expert on higher education during the 1970s, he served as chairman of the Presidential Panel on Non-Public Education from 1970-1972 and a major contributor on creating President Nixon's higher education policy. He was also a member of the City of Scranton's School Board and the Governor's Commission on Fair Housing in Pennsylvania. One of his major accomplishments as an academic was helping create the field of study on American Business Ethics. During his career he founded the Washington Seminar on Business Ethics and Executive Training Programs at US Steel, Prudential Insurance, and IBM. He was also the author of fourteen books on the subject and received sixteen honorary doctorates. Following his retirement from CUA's Presidency in 1978, Walton became a professor of ethics at the American College in Byrn Mawr, Pennsylvania. He maintained this position until his retirement at seventy in 1985. He was also a professor at Villanova in Philadelphia and continued to write on business ethics until his death following a long illness on April 13, 2004, at his family home in Pennsylvania. Scope and Contents The Clarence Walton Papers consists of seven series. The first is general correspondence, 1944-1986, organized chronologically in three boxes. The correspondence includes that with other universities during his tenure at the American College from 1978-1985, with family in Pennsylvania during his year of study at the University of Geneva from 1951-1952, and with family and friends during the course of his life. The second series are five boxes of CUA files, mainly correspondence from Walton's tenure as President. It includes newspaper clippings, inaugural material, and administrative correspondence. Another item of importance is a manuscript of a reflection from his tenure at CUA. Lastly, there are files on controversial issues of his presidency, such as the McGuire tenure battle, the remnants of the Curran tenure battle, and the hiring of the new dean of the School of Law without student and faculty input. This series is organized in alphabetical order The third series is a box of correspondence and clippings from Walton's years at Columbia University, 1958-1969. The bulk of the files are on the 1968 student strike as well as clippings from when he was appointed President of CUA. The correspondence is administrative and research correspondence from work as a professor and dean of the School of Graduate Studies. This series is organized in alphabetical order. The fourth series are nine boxes of Business Ethics research materials. This includes reports on ethical scandals in American business during the 1970s and newspaper and magazine clippings on different ethical issues as well. Also, there are manuscripts of essays that Walton wrote, and class materials from when he taught at The American College. Lastly, there are reading materials, with annotations by Walton, for his classes. This series is in alphabetical order. The fifth series are nine boxes from the Nixon Administration's Presidential Commission on Non Public Education, which Walton chaired. This includes meeting minutes and clippings about the commission, reports from the members of the committee and policy memos from the White House, and White House correspondence and correspondence with Congress on Walton's testimony on Non-Public education financing. Lastly, there is a manuscript of Walton's testimony to Congress in 1972. This series is organized in alphabetical order. The sixth series contains a box of publications. These are mainly journals and reports on business ethics and higher education. The publications on business ethics were used by Walton in his classes at The American College. The final series are two boxes of personal photos and one award from the board of trustees from The American College. The photos are family photos, photos from Betty Walton's family, and photos of Walton from CUA. There are also photos from World War II of Walton and his years following the war in the Navy Reserve. This series is organized in alphabetical order. The Walton papers give great insight to the research done on American Business Ethics in the late twentieth century as well as the United States Government policy on non-public education during the Nixon Administration. Arrangement The Clarence Cyril Walton Papers consists of seven series. Series 1: General Correspondence, 1944-1986, Boxes 1-3 Series 2: CUA Files, 1967-1995, Boxes 4-8 Series 3: Columbia University Files, 1964-1969, Box 9 Series 4: Business Ethics Research Material, 1960-1994, Boxes 10-18 Series 5: Presidential Commission on Non Public Education Files, 1942-1972, Boxes 19-27 Series 6: Publications, 1978-1993, Box 28 Series 7: Photos and Awards, , Boxes 29-30 Restrictions on Access None Related Materials at CUA C. Joseph Nuesse Papers Nivard Scheel Papers Index Terms This record series is indexed under the following controlled access subject terms. Persons: O'Boyle, Cardinal Patrick Hannan, Cardinal Phillip Byron, Rev. William Pellegrino, Edmund Nuesse, C. Joseph Organizations: The American College at Bryn Mawr Catholic University of America (CUA) National Conference of Catholic Bishops (NCCB) Columbia University Places: Scranton, Pennsylvania Washington, D.C. New York, New York Subjects: Business Ethics Catholic Higher Education 1960s University Protests Academic Freedom Acquisition Information The Walton Papers were donated in two deposits. The first deposit was made by Walton at the end of his presidency in 1977 of three boxes from the President Nixon's Panel on Higher Education. The last nine boxes were deposited by Walton's widow Betty and his son Thomas in 2005. Processing Information Processing by Raymond Moore 2013 and EAD Markup by Raymond Moore 2013. Bibliography Rev. David M. O'Connell. "Greatest in Our Midsts: A Tribute to Clarence Walton, 10th President of Catholic University", CUA Public Affairs, 2004. Gordon, Eric B. "The Father of Business Ethics" Passes Away, Punjab.com, 2004. CUA Public Affairs, Presidential Biography, 1973 Detailed Description of the Collection Series 1: General Correspondence, 1944-1986 3 Boxes Contains academic correspondence with other universities during Walton's tenure at the American College from 1978-1985. There is also correspondence written to family in Pennsylvania during his year study at the University of Geneva from 1951-1952 and correspondence with family and friends during the course of Walton's life. 1 1 Chronological Correspondence A-M (1), 1979-1982 The following two boxes are correspondence with friends, family, and academics from the American College at Bryn Mawr. 1 2 Chronological Correspondence A-M (2), 1979-1982 The following two boxes are correspondence with friends, family, and academics from the American College at Bryn Mawr. 1 3 Chronological Correspondence A-M (3), 1979-1982 The following two boxes are correspondence with friends, family, and academics from the American College at Bryn Mawr. 1 4 Chronological Correspondence A-M (4), 1979-1982 The following two boxes are correspondence with friends, family, and academics from the American College at Bryn Mawr. 1 5 Chronological Correspondence A-M (5), 1979-1982 The following two boxes are correspondence with friends, family, and academics from the American College at Bryn Mawr. 1 6 Chronological Correspondence A-M (6), 1979-1982 The following two boxes are correspondence with friends, family, and academics from the American College at Bryn Mawr. 1 7 Chronological Correspondence A-M (7), 1979-1982 The following two boxes are correspondence with friends, family, and academics from the American College at Bryn Mawr. 1 8 Chronological Correspondence N-Z (1), 1979-1982 The following two boxes are correspondence with friends, family, and academics from the American College at Bryn Mawr. 2 1 Chronological Correspondence N-Z (2), 1979-1982 The following two boxes are correspondence with friends, family, and academics from the American College at Bryn Mawr. 2 2 Chronological Correspondence N-Z (3), 1979-1982 The following two boxes are correspondence with friends, family, and academics from the American College at Bryn Mawr. 2 3 Chronological Correspondence N-Z (4), 1979-1982 The following two boxes are correspondence with friends, family, and academics from the American College at Bryn Mawr. 2 4 Chronological Correspondence N-Z (5), 1979-1982 The following two boxes are correspondence with friends, family, and academics from the American College at Bryn Mawr. 2 5 Chronological Correspondence N-Z (6), 1979-1982 The following two boxes are correspondence with friends, family, and academics from the American College at Bryn Mawr. 2 6 Chronological Correspondence, 1986 3 1 Biographical Information, 1990-1991 3 2 Correspondence, 1971-1986 General academic correspondence 3 3 Duquesne Correspondence, 1944-1968 Correspondence with the university while teaching there and Betty's correspondence with Alumni 3 4 Navy Reserve Discharge Correspondence, 1955-1956 3 5 University of Geneva Family Letters, 1951 3 6 University of Geneva Family Letters, 1952 Series 2: CUA Files , 1967-1995 5 Boxes Contains correspondence from Walton's tenure as President and includes newspaper clippings, inaugural material, and administrative correspondence. Another item of importance is a manuscript of a reflection from his tenure at CUA. Lastly, there are files on controversial issues of his presidency, such as the McGuire tenure battle, the remnants of the Curran legal battle, and the hiring of the new dean of the School of Law without student and faculty input. 4 1 Administration Letters on Maguire Tenure Scandal, 1970 The Maguire tenure scandal was a theology professor who protested his denying of tenure on the grounds of discrimination, he was leaving the priesthood at the time of his denying of tenure. 4 2 Board of Trustees Correspondence, 1969 on appointment to the presidency 4 3 Board of Trustees Correspondence, 1975-1976 Archbishop Hannan 4 4 Cardinal O'Boyle Correspondence, 1970-1973 4 5 Canon Law School Correspondence, 1970-1973 Mainly with Msgr. McManus 4 6 Cardinal Gibbons Award Correspondence, 1978 Given the September after Walton's retirement from CUA 4 7 Clippings and Correspondence, 1968-1976 on appointment to the presidency and Cardinal Wojtyla, Pope John Paul II, visit to CUA in 1976 4 8 Inauguration Clippings, 1969 5 1 Correspondence on Liberal Theologians, 1982-1990 Correspondence with President Byron on this issue and the Curran legal case 1986-89 5 2 CUA Clippings, 1969-1990 General events 5 3 CUA Church Art and Architecture Clippings, 1969-1999 5 4 CUA Correspondence, 1970-1982 Includes correspondence with President Pellegrino 5 5 CUA General Correspondence, 1964-1974 president's office 5 6 CUA Related Correspondence, 1980-1997 correspondence with various faculty and administration members 6 1 Curran Trial Correspondence, 1989 6 2 Inauguration Materials, 1969 6 3 Knights of Columbus CUA Scholarship Article, 1982 From the KOC centennial 6 4 Legal Correspondence, 1989 Curran trial testimony 6 5 Manuscript on tenure as CUA President, 1993 6 6 Manuscript on CUA Years, 1995 A general history of CUA from 1969-1978 6 7 Possible Resolution to Maguire Tenure Case, 1970 6 8 Maguire Memorandums, 1970 7 1 Maguire Articles on Tenure, 1970-1971 7 2 Maguire Articles and Correspondence, 1970-1971 Including correspondence with C. Joseph Nuesse 7 3 Nuesse Correspondence, 1971-1976 Administrative 7 4 Papal Correspondence, 1970-1974 7 5 Post Presidential Correspondence, 1978-1982 8 1 Post-Presidency Articles, 1978-1980 8 2 Post-Presidency Correspondence, 1978-1982 8 3 Post-CUA Correspondence, 1985-1990 8 4 School of Religious Studies Correspondence, 1967 Reference material for Maguire case 8 5 SRS Reorganization and Garvey Controversy, 1974-1977 Dean Garvey appointment of the School of Law 8 6 University Addresses, 1978-1983 Statement on Northern Ireland included Series 3: Appointment to CUA, 1964-1969 1 Box Contains correspondence and clippings from Walton's years at Columbia University, 1958-1969. The bulk of the files are on the 1968 student strike as well as clippings from when he was appointed President of CUA. Thhis is administrative and research correspondence from work as a professor and dean of the School of Graduate Studies. 9 1 Appointment to CUA Clippings and Correspondence, 1968-1969 9 2 Columbia University Clippings, 1964-1969 9 3 Columbia University Clippings, 1969 9 4 Columbia University Correspondence, 1964-1968 9 5 Columbia University Essays, 1964-1968 Submitted by Walton to faculty meetings and seminars Series 4: Business Ethics Research, 1960-1994 9 Boxes Contains reports on ethical scandals in American Business during the 1970s and newspaper and magazine clippings on ethical issues as well. Also, there are manuscripts of essays that he wrote, and class materials from when he taught at The American College. Lastly, there are reading materials, with Walton's annotations, for his classes. 10 1 Advertising Ethics Articles, 1984 10 2 Anti-Trust Suit Essays, 1975-1978 10 3 Bank of Ireland Correspondence, 1983 10 4 Banking Ethics Files, 1971 Articles and notes 10 5 Bribery Articles and Notes, 1975 10 6 Bryn Mawr Business Ethics Classes, 1983 10 7 Bryn Mawr College Articles, 1978 11 1 Business Ethics in Arts and Science, 1980-1981 11 2 Business Ethics Journals and Articles, 1977-1978 11 3 Business Case Studies, 1980 11 4 Business Civil Legal Cases, 1971-1979 11 5 Business Civil Legal Cases, 1975-1979 11 6 Case Studies, 1980-1985 11 7 Class Outlines, 1981-1984 12 1 Class Lectures, 1983 12 2 Commencement Speeches, 1967-1971 on business ethics 12 3 Corporation Ethics Notes, 1978-1980 12 4 Corporate Governance Board Clippings, 1978-1981 12 5 Corporate Correspondence, 1981-1983 On corporate training programs on ethics 12 6 Corporate Governance Papers, 1983 12 7 Essay, 1979 An Ethical Inquiry Into Corporate Governance 13 1 Essays on Corporate Ethics for the 80s, 1980 13 2 Ethics of Contract Law, 1977-1980 13 3 Ethical Speeches, 1973-1976 13 4 Ethical Theory and Business Notes, 1983 13 5 Foreign Corrupt Capital Business Practices, 1977 13 6 Goldman Sachs Ethics Report, 1980 13 7 Graduation Speeches, 1967-1978 14 1 Irish Conference on Business Ethics, 1982 14 2 Insurance Ethics, 1979-1982 14 3 Japanese Business Ethics, 1979 14 4 Labor Legal Cases, 1980 14 5 Management Ethics Class Notes, 1984 14 5 Mellon Steel Essays, 1982 14 6 Nestle Case Files, 1977-1980 15 1 Pharmaceutical Company Ethics, 1984 15 2 Post CUA Class Materials, 1978-1981 Business Ethics class lecture materials from The American College 15 3 Oil Company Ethics, 1967-1976 15 4 Research Correspondence, 1983-1985 15 5 Securities Exchange Correspondence, 1980-1981 16 1 Seminar Presentations (1), 1981 16 2 Seminar Presentations (2), 1981 16 3 Seminar Presentations (3), 1981 16 4 Speeches on Catholicism and the Economy, 1960-1972 16 5 Speeches Notes and Transcripts, 1978-1985 16 6 Social Environments and Public Policy, 1983 16 7 A Study of Corporate Ethical Policy Statements, 1984 17 1 The American College Correspondence, 1984 17 2 The Role of the Market in Infant Nutrition, 1978 17 3 Theory of Management, 1981 Social Responsibility 17 4 Truth in Advertising, 1984 17 5 Truth in Advertising Essays, 1984-1995 17 6 Union Legal Case Files, 1980 18 1 US Constitution and US Corporation Essay, 1978 18 2 Villanova Class Notes, 1984-1990 18 3 Villanova Ethics Notes, 1985 18 4 Villanova Ethics Notes, 1985 18 5 Whistleblowing Ethics, 1978-1979 18 6 Whistleblowing Notes, 1979-1994 Series 5: Presidential Commission on Non Public Education, 1942-1972 9 Boxes This series includes meeting minutes and clippings about the commission, reports from the members of the committee and policy memos from the White House. Also included is White House correspondence and correspondence with Congress on Walton's testimony on Non-Public education financing. Lastly, there is a manuscript of Walton's testimony to Congress in 1972. 19 1 Clippings from the Commission, 1970 19 2 Clippings from the Commission, 1971 19 3 Clippings from the Commission, 1971-1972 19 4 Clippings from the Commission, 1972 19 5 Clippings on Lectures from the Commission, 1970-1971 19 6 Clippings on Non-Public Education, 1947-1970 20 1 Congressional Committee on Education, 1972 Testimony transcript and correspondence 20 2 Consultant Correspondence, 1971 20 3 Consultant Correspondence, 1971 Jewish Education 20 4 Congressional Testimony, 1972 Official Released Testimony transcript and full congressional report on non-public education 20 5 Congressional Testimony and Correspondence, 1972 Testimony transcript and correspondence 20 6 CUA Expenses for Walton, 1970 Travel Expenses for Commission meetings 20 7 Government Education Reports, 1942-1969 20 8 Public Policy and Non-Public Education, 1970 University of Chicago Report 20 9 Financial Correspondence, 1971-1972 21 1 Government Position Paper on Elementary and Secondary Educational Finances, 1971 21 2 How the Public Views Non-Public Schools, 1969 Statistical report by George Gallup 21 3 Letters of Criticism on Commission received by Walton, 1970 21 4 Letters of Criticism on Commission received by Walton (1), 1971-1972 21 5 Letters of Criticism on Commission received by Walton (2), 1971-1972 21 6 Letters of Criticism on Commission received by Walton (3), 1971-1972 21 7 Meeting Minutes, 1971 21 8 National Cost in Education Report, 1971 22 1 Notes on White House Panel (1), 1970-1971 22 2 Notes on White House Panel (2), 1970-1971 22 3 Notes on White House Panel, 1971 22 4 President's Commission on School Finance, 1970 Plan of Operation-statistics from Johnson and Nixon Administrations 22 5 President's Commission on School Finance, 1971 22 6 President's Commission-White House Correspondence (1), 1971 22 7 President's Commission-White House Correspondence (2), 1971 22 8 President's Panel on Non Public Education Minutes, 1970-1972 from select meetings 23 1 President's Panel on Non-Public Education Report, 1971 23 2 Report on Education-Taxation, 1971 23 3 Response to White House Report, 1970-1972 23 4 "A Review and Assessment of Public Support to Non-Public Schools, 1971 23 5 School Financing Publication, 1971 23 6 Speeches, Reports, and Articles, n.d The following folders are subject material used by Walton for his research for the committee. This includes material he wrote, as well as notes he took on the subject. 24 1 Speeches and Articles on Nixon, 1970 24 2 Speeches, Reports, and Articles (1), 1970 24 3 Speeches, Reports, and Articles (2), 1970 24 4 Speeches, Reports, and Articles (3), 1970 24 5 Speeches, Reports, and Articles (4), 1970 24 6 Speeches, Reports, and Articles (5), 1970 25 1 Speeches, Reports, and Articles (6), 1970 25 2 Speeches, Reports, and Articles (1), 1971 25 3 Speeches, Reports, and Articles (2), 1971 25 4 Speeches, Reports, and Articles (3), 1971 25 5 Speeches, Reports, and Articles (4), 1971 25 6 Speeches, Reports, and Articles (5), 1971 25 7 Speeches, Reports, and Articles (1), 6/23/1971 26 1 Speeches, Reports, and Articles (2), 6/23/1971 26 2 Speeches, Reports, and Articles (3), 6/23/1971 26 3 Speeches, Reports, and Articles (1), 8/30/1971 26 4 Speeches, Reports, and Articles (2), 8/30/1971 26 5 Speeches, Reports, and Articles , 12/7/1971 26 6 Speeches, Reports, and Articles, 7/13/1972 26 7 Speeches, Reports, and Articles, 1972 Nixon's Appearance at NCEA Conference 26 8 Summary of Aid to Non-Public Schools, 1971 27 1 Testimony on Presidential Commission on Education, 1972 27 2 Washington Conference on Non-Public Education, 1971 27 3 White House Correspondence, 1972-1973 27 4 White House Commission Meeting Minutes, 1970-1971 27 5 White House Meeting Minutes, 1971 27 6 White House Commission Meeting Minutes, 1971 27 7 White House Working Papers, 1970-1971 27 8 White House Working Papers, 1971 27 9 White House Working Papers, 1972 Series 6: Publications, 1978-1993 1 Box These are publications of journals and reports on business ethics and higher education. The publications on business ethics were used by Walton in his classes at The American College. 28 1 Business Ethics Articles, 1991-1993 28 2 Columbia University Books Reviews, 1993 28 3 Business Ethics Journals, 1978-1990 Series 7: Photos and Awards, 1910-19 2 Boxes Contains personal photos and one award from the board of trustees from The American College. The photos are family photos, photos from Betty Walton's family, and photos of Walton from CUA. There are also photos from World War II of Walton and his years following the war in the Navy Reserve. 29 1 Personal Calendars, 1945-1972 with photos 29 2 Commencement Photos, 1974-1986 29 3 CUA Photos (1), 1969-1987 29 4 CUA Photos (2), 1969-1987 29 5 Betty Walton Family Photos, 1910s-1940s 29 6 Betty (Kennedy) Walton Photos, 1940-1955 29 7 Betty Walton Family and World War II Photos, 1942-1946 30 1 Thomas Walton Elementary School Project, 1950s 30 2 Family Photos, 1958-1989 30 3 Family Photos, 1948-1965 30 4 Family Photos, 1940s-1983 30 5 Family Photos, 1940s-1960 30 6 World War II Navy Photos, 1942-1944 30 7 Nixon Cabinet Photo-Education Commission, 1970 |