Center for Participation Education Catalogue, Fall 1969

Center for Participation Education Catalogue, Fall 1969

Student Movement

The Center for Participation in Education (CPE) was a university supported experimental college at the University of California-Berkeley aimed at empowering students to devise innovative classes that focused on pressing contemporary issues. The CPE was a response to growing activism and pressure for reform on campus. CPE pioneered courses in Black Studies, Latin American and Latino Studies, Native American Studies, Women's Studies, Environmental Studies, etc. Founded in 1967 from a broader administrative mandate to the Board of Educational Development at UC-Berkeley to initiate and approve experimental courses “for which neither departmental or college support is appropriate or feasible,” by 1969, administrative support had been fatally curtailed.

This catalogue lists the classes available in the fall of 1969.

Center for Participant Education

Roz Payne

Center for Digital Research in the Humanities, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

1969

catalogue

paper