Presidential Papers—Richard Atkinson

Parent: Presidential and Scientific Papers—Richard Atkinson

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Item	Title	Total requests	Download	View-only	%Dnld
6h83s857	Entrepreneurial President: Richard Atkinson and the University of California, 1995-2003	640	256	384	40.0%
8jk70614	The Pursuit of Knowledge: Speeches and Papers of Richard C. Atkinson	442	139	303	31.4%
60s1s1g6	Entrepreneurial President: Richard Atkinson and the University of California, 1995-2003	394	148	246	37.6%
1dd4s5bk	20/20: Reflections on the Last 20 Years of the 20th Century	234	138	96	59.0%
43r1n4f3	Public Sector Collaboration for Agricultural IP Management	192	53	139	27.6%
6182126z	Standardized Tests and Access to American Universities	188	94	94	50.0%
0h02654c	The California Solution	162	51	111	31.5%
00c9d2tf	UC Takes a Look at SAT I's Worth	156	45	111	28.8%
05d3p0c0	The Future of the University of California: A Personal View	147	56	91	38.1%
12n1410j	Opportunity in a Democratic Society: Race and Economic Status in Higher Education	146	44	102	30.1%
2w60b2x4	Rethinking Admissions: US Public Universities in the Post-Affirmative Action Age	137	22	115	16.1%
1r51m608	The Future of the Research University	134	67	67	50.0%
74k1m7fm	Atkinson Presidency Timeline	134	53	81	39.6%
64d6754r	Let's Step Back from the SAT I	133	40	93	30.1%
4x72g2kx	How to Improve U.S. Productivity	132	36	96	27.3%
9v48v1sq	College Admissions and the SAT: A Personal Perspective	131	52	79	39.7%
8cw735xj	Universities: At the Center of U.S. Research	129	36	93	27.9%
83m4884m	Opportunities for Chinese and American Universities in the Knowledge-Based Economy	127	59	68	46.5%
4d12793n	Academic Freedom and the Research University	126	38	88	30.2%
1k66z9dq	Equilibrium in the Research University	124	50	74	40.3%
07d0g0hd	University of Chicago Alumni Medal	122	43	79	35.2%
36g2z673	California's Outreach	120	35	85	29.2%
4k12s78g	The Changing World of College Admissions Tests	119	51	68	42.9%
2m11g994	UC and California's Futures	118	47	71	39.8%
6q14268g	The Role of Research in the University of the Future	117	47	70	40.2%
6fc1d09x	The California Crucible: Demography, Excellence, and Access at the University of California	116	53	63	45.7%
3vc6570g	Farewell Remarks to the Board of Regents	114	48	66	42.1%
8jr488pf	Academic Freedom and the Research University	114	51	63	44.7%
9s17m203	Achievement Versus Aptitude Tests in College Admissions	114	43	71	37.7%
0p46588z	Universities and the Knowledge-Based Economy	112	43	69	38.4%
9kv6d9jc	America's Great Success Story – The Land-Grant University	112	33	79	29.5%
434596tk	High Stakes for Knowledge	108	56	52	51.9%
5tj2m4hv	Diversity: Not There Yet	108	40	68	37.0%
8t50v22r	Visions and Values: The Research University in Transition	107	40	67	37.4%
02x0p3t1	Present Challenges of a Research University	105	39	66	37.1%
2mk307tw	Industry-University Partnerships	105	59	46	56.2%
2nx02710	A Brief History of the Atkinson Presidency: 1995–2003	103	44	59	42.7%
38b593qt	Perspective on Diversity: UC Is Unwaveringly Committed	103	34	69	33.0%
4733g690	Admission to the University of California	101	36	65	35.6%
60x2n9d4	A New World of Scholarly Communication	100	49	51	49.0%
5477646c	After 209: Now We Must Raise Achievement of K–12 Kids	97	25	72	25.8%
2hg0c283	The Future Arrives First in California	95	41	54	43.2%
9gs00931	The Globalization of the University	95	42	53	44.2%
1zx3r28r	Update on Federal Research & Development Expenditures	94	38	56	40.4%
2nf0j21v	UC and the SAT: Recommended Principles for the Use of Admission Tests at the University of California	94	35	59	37.2%
6h60v9fk	Statement on the Vote by the College Board Trustees to Revise the SAT I	93	40	53	43.0%
9wm332gh	UC and the National Research Council Ratings of Graduate Programs	93	29	64	31.2%
833529v8	Investing in California's Children	92	51	41	55.4%
91w6350x	The Role of the President of the University	92	60	32	65.2%
0qm2n3d6	Regents' Resolution in Honor of Richard C. Atkinson	90	38	52	42.2%

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