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Correspondence with Doctor Judah J. Shapiro, Secretary of the National Foundation regarding the Foundation's support for Jewish scholarship at Cornell.

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1954, 1962, [1965- 1969]. Detailed correspondence with Stuart M. Brown, Junior, Dean of Cornell's College of Arts and Sciences; James A. Perkins, President of Cornell; and Professors Isaac Rabinowitz and David Patterson, relative to the Hebrew Culture Foundation's grant in support of the teaching of modern Hebrew language and literature at Cornell; Patterson's position at Cornell; and the establishment of a Department of Semitic Languages and Literature.

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1970-1971, 1968-1971. Correspondence with various people but mostly with Doctor Abraham P. Gannes, Secretary of the Foundation, on all aspects of Foundation work.

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1972-1973 [1971-1973] 1974. Correspondence with Professor Jacob Neusuer, Department of Religious Studies at Brown University.

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1974-1975 [1973]-1977. Correspondence with people involved in activities of the Hebrew Culture Foundation

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1978 [1978-1979] 1980. Correspondence with persons involved in activities of the Hebrew Culture Foundation. Also reports, minutes, and memorandums.

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Correspondence with Rose L. Halprin, Chairperson of the Jewish Agency - American Section and former President of Hadassah, relating to the Hebrew Culture Foundation.

Scope and Contents Correspondence between Konvitz and Doctor Samuel M. Blumenfield, Secretary of the Foundation, and several colleges and universities (including Columbia University, Fairleigh Dickinson University, Baltimore Hebrew College, the University of Chicago, Hofstra College, Indiana University, Kent State University, Long Island University, the New School for Social Research, New York University, the University of Pennsylvania, Rutgers University, the University of Texas, Washington University, and...

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Letter from Doctor Konvitz to Dean David A. Thomas, School of Business and Public Affairs at Cornell, on the possibility of a grant to the Hebrew Culture Foundation from the Merrill Trust.

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1963 [1965] 1966. Letter from Professor Stuart M. Brown, Junior, Dean of Cornell's College of Arts and Sciences, relative to the teaching of modern Hebrew language and literature at Cornell (October 7, 1965). Correspondence with Doctor James A. Perkins, President of Cornell. Konvitz informs Perkins of the Foundation's decision to support a position in modern Hebrew language and literature (October 26, 1965).