In the several addresses delivered on April 26, 1972, Calvin B.T. Lee, Morton Baratz, Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, and Sanford Greenberg, Political Science Research Professor and Consultant on Project 2000, used contemporary data to provide a vision of education in the future. The project served as a UMBC vision statement, and Lee took a “fundamentally optimistic view of the future,” in which there would be control of the human condition and the University “can and must play a role in the development of this ability.” The report reflects on a future overloaded by technology. University Publications, reports, 11 x 8.5.
Project 2000: Toward Higher Learning for the 21st Century, UPUB C18-009.
