Callison College welcomed its charter class in 1967 and students studied in a non-Western culture for a year. Callison merged with Pacific’s Raymond College, but eventually shuttered in 1982. Callison left a legacy of excellence in international and intercultural education and engaged alumni. In 1987 Pacific founded the interdisciplinary School of International Studies (SIS) that has continued the excellence started by Callison College.
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press release
Holt-Atherton Special Collections, University of the Pacific
A press release detailing the dedication of Callison College a month prior. Wendell Phillips, a donor, alum, and economic advisor to the Sultan of Oman, was an invited speaker.
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Letter RE: Collaboration between the Bangalore University and Callison College of the University of the Pacific
Office of the Registrar, Bangalore University
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Interview with Larry Jackson
Holt-Atherton Special Collections, University of the Pacific
An interview with Larry Jackson, discussing the evolution of Callison College over the years. Larry Jackson was provost of the College during this time.
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Reflections on Callison College: Karen Field, alumna, class of 1973
Holt-Atherton Special Collections, University of the Pacific
Karen Field, an alumna from the Callison class of 1973, comments on her time at Pacific and her experiences in the college.
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Callison College and School of International Studies Study Room Exhibit
Holt-Atherton Special Collections, University of the Pacific
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Callison College informational brochure
Holt-Atherton Special Collections, University of the Pacific
This informational brochure describes the type of education a student of Callison College would receive. It includes information on professors, programs abroad, applications, cost and financial aid, and vocation.
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Callison Course Catalog
Holt-Atherton Special Collections, University of the Pacific
This Callison College course catalog provides a sample of some of the courses being offered at Pacific in a given year in humanities, science, and social sciences. Courses include "Varieties of Political Experience," "Environmental Problems and Perspectives," and "Modern Existential Literature."