National Educational Radio (NER)

Administrative History/Information:

• National Association of Educational Broadcasters proposed a semi-autonomous radio division: June 1963
• National Educational Television and Radio Center announced that it was dropping radio from its services: July 1963
• NAEB dissolved the NER division in 1973 - NER became the Association for Public Radio Stations

Related Collections:

• Edwin G. Burrows Papers
• Burt Harrison Papers-Interviews:
  • Jack M. Burke
  • Hugh V. Cordier
  • John DeCamp
  • Richard Estell
  • Albert P. Fredette
  • John Gregory
  • William G. Harley
  • Robert Hinz
  • Albert Hulsen
  • Kenneth Kager
  • Lucinda Landreth Kindred
  • Robert A. Mott
  • Donald R. Quayle
  • James Robertson
  • Jerrold Sandler
  • Walter P. and Martha Sheppard
• Jim Robertson Papers
• Elizabeth L. Young Papers

Reference Shelf Materials

Reading Room

Herman W. Land Associates. The Hidden Medium: A Status Report on Educational Radio in the United States. New York: National Association of Educational Broadcasters, 1967. LB 1044.5 .H46

By Request

Young, Elizabeth L. "Public Radio in the Seventies." Educational Broadcasting Review, Vol. 4, No. 6 (December 1970). Folder: 510

Collections in Other Repositories:

• Stephen A. All - Educational Television Collection
• National Association of Educational Broadcasters Records

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