The idea of a cooperative project between the Denver Public Schools and the University of Northern Colorado began as early as the fall of 1968. The project's purpose was to improve the education of minority students at Denver's Manual High School. The University of Northern Colorado provided training for students who would teach minority students. For more information on the Manual High School Project, see: Larson, Robert W. Shaping Educational Change: the First Century of the University of Northern Colorado at Greeley. 1989. (LD4011.N269 L37 1989); "Manual Project," Nowthen, Winter 1972, p. 31. (RG10 S1 F6); This folder contains correspondence, course record forms, and a schedule of classes for fall 1970 and Winter/Spring 1971. It also includes the following Preparation of Minority Males to Teach in Disadvantaged Elementary Schools: a Proposal for the Development of Educational Personnel to Serve Disadvantaged Youth and the Provision of Career Opportunities for Minority Males. Submitted by Colorado State College. [1969]. 115p. For the Manual Project PSY 101-13 - Fall Quarter 1970