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Letter from Max Black, Director, Society for the Humanities, Cornell University, to Angus Graham to inform Graham that the Executive Committee of the Society for Humanities has unanimously voted to ask Graham to accept a Senior Visiting Fellowship for the academic year 1971-1972. If this is not possible the offer is open also for 1972-1973. He gives details of the stipend and the term dates.

Letter from Henry Guerlac, Director, Society for the Humanities, Cornell University, to Angus Graham to ask him what kind of accommodation he might need during his stay as a Senior Fellow in 1972-73. He also asks for a description of the seminars Graham might deliver. He encloses a description of seminars given that year. With the letter there is a small printed note with titles and descriptions of two of Graham's seminars.

Letter from Henry Guerlac, Director, Society for the Humanities, Cornell University, to Angus Graham to answer questions raised about Graham's visit to Cornell. He discusses medical cover, travel costs, seminars and accommodation.

Letter from Angus Graham to Professor Henry Guerlac regarding seminars that Graham will deliver.

Letter from Clara T. Pierson, Foreign Scholar Advisor, Cornell University, to congratulate Graham on his appointment as a Senior Fellow in the Society for the Humanities. She is enclosing a Certificate of Eligibility for Exchange Visitor Status and a duplicate of the form for him to keep (not present).

Letter from Henry Guerlac, Director, Society for the Humanities, Cornell University, to Angus Graham as his formal letter of appointment as a Senior Fellow of the Society for the Humanities. He provides the dates of the appointment and the grant he will receive. He will be expected to give formal seminars and informal teaching and he will be expected to be present from the week of September 4-9.

Graham was asked to teach a Chinese philosophy course at King's College, London. This material consists of a letter concerning the course and a notice regarding examination responsibilities.

Letter from Julian Baldick, Department of History and Religion, King's College, London, to Angus Graham to outline the requirements for the Chinese philosophy course the department are asking Graham to provide.

Notice from S.R. Sutherland, Department of History and Religion, King's College, London, to inform of the division of responsibility for marking of examination papers in B.A. Religious Studies Examinations 1984. With the notice is a compliment slip from Professor Stewart R. Sutherland.

Graham spent some time at the Institute of East Asian Philosophies in Singapore as a visiting lecturer. The material consists of correspondence concerning his appointment.