Finding Aid for Daniel C. Drucker Papers, 1963-81 | University of Illinois Archives

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Series 1: Correspondence, 1968-1979

Box 1

Folder 1: 1968-1972, 1979

Series 2: Publications, 1963-1980

Box 1

Item 1: "The Future is Becoming the Obsolete Past", 1963

Item 2: "Remarks on the Past, Present, and Likely Future of Photoelasticity", ca. 1966

Item 3: "Preface," Introduction to Mechanics of Deformable Solids, 1967

Item 4: "Macroscopic Fundamentals in Brittle Fracture", 1969

Item 5: "Bearing Capacity of Concrete Blocks or Rock", 1969

Item 6: "Metal Deformation Processing from the Viewpoint of Solid Mechanics", 1970

Item 7: "Priorities, Values, Antiintellectualism and Career Choices; or, Frank Borman is Right", 1970

Item 8: "Plastic Deformation in Brittle and Ductile Fracture", 1970

Item 9: "Bearing Capacity of Concrete Blocks", 1971

Item 10: "Technical Power and People", 1971

Item 11: "The Engineer in the Establishment", 1971

Item 12: "Engineering Open House 1975 Welcome", 1975

Item 13: "Crater Formation and Erosion by Water Drop Impact", 1975

Item 14: "Advance Level Accreditation - An Opposing Viewpoint", 1977

Item 15: "On the Most Suitable Professional Schools of Engineering", 1977

Item 16: "Some Classes of Inelastic Materials Related Problems Basic to Future Technologies", 1980

Item 17: "Further Reflection on the Instability Associated with Pressure Dependent Inelastic Deformation"

Item 18: "A Further Look at Rayleigh-Taylor and Other Surface Instabilities in Solids"

Series 3: Speeches and Presentations, 1968-1981

Box 1

Item 1: "Plasticity Fundamentals of Fracture", 1968

Item 2: "Plastic Deformation in Brittle and Ductile Fracture", 1968

Item 3: "Engineering, Society, and the Research Attitude in the University and Beyond", 1968

Item 4: "Mechanical Behavior of Materials under Dynamic Loads", 1968

Item 5: "Discipline and Interdiscipline", 1969

Item 6: "The Increasing Role of the Engineer in Improving our Environment", 1969

Item 7: "Civil Engineering and Intellectual Frontiers: Talk to American Society for Civil Engineers", 1969

Item 8: "National Colloquy Talk", 1969

Item 9: "Engineering 101", 1969

Item 10: "Brittle Fracture Short Course", 1969

Item 11: "The Application of Mechanics on the Microscale", 1969

Item 12: "Stress Levels Required for Hole Growth and Void Coalescence", 1969

Item 13: "Mathematical Insight and Manipulative Ability Required for a First Course in Mechanics of Deformable Bodies", 1969

Item 14: Engineering for the Benefit of Mankind symposium, 1970

Item 15: Space Program Expenditures, 1970

Item 16: "Engineering and Society", 1970

Item 17: "Maintenance Management Workshop", 1970

Item 18: "Present and Future Engineering Education", 1970

Item 19: "The Path Ahead: ME Alumni", 1970

Item 20: "Metal Deformation Processing from the Viewpoint of Solid Mechanics", 1971

Item 21: "Engineering Profession and the Profession of Engineering", 1971

Item 22: "Pittsburgh Alums", March 13, 1973

Item 23: "Preparing Engineers for Practice in a World of Perpetual Crisis", 1974

Item 24: "Education and Manpower in the Context of a National Materials Policy in General and Materials Science and Engineering in Particular", October 26, 1973

Item 25: "ASME in the World of Tomorrow", November 12, 1973

Item 26: "The Central Position of the 4^th Year Undergraduate Degree Program in Engineering", 1975

Item 27: "Knowledge, Values, and the Engineering Profession", 1977

Item 28: "The Crisis in Engineering Education", 1981

Series 4: Committees, 1971-1972

Box 1

Folder 1: College Policy and Development Committee and Awards Committee, 1971-1972

Series 5: News Releases, 1970

Box 1

Folder 1: Engineering Education, 1970