Creator: Haynes, Charles / Subject - Topics: African American college students--Georgia - Emory Digital Collections Search Results

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Black students, 1969-1970 and undated - Statement from SGA president, Charles Haynes, proposing recommendations for white Emory students to follow in the aftermath of the student demonstrations

Creator:: Haynes, Charles
Date:: May 1969
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Four days in May, 1969, Materials regarding the student demonstrations at Emory between May 25th and 28th, 1969 - Statements and resolutions - Statement by the SGA President urging students to "focus on the issues raised by the black students...peacefully boycotting Cox Hall" and to attend a rally called by Black students on the campus quad

Creator:: Haynes, Charles
Date:: 1969
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Four days in May, 1969, Materials regarding the student demonstrations at Emory between May 25th and 28th, 1969 - Statements and resolutions - Statement from SGA president, Charles Haynes, proposing recommendations for white Emory students to follow in the aftermath of the student demonstrations

Creator:: Haynes, Charles
Date:: May 1969
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Four days in May, 1969, Materials regarding the student demonstrations at Emory between May 25th and 28th, 1969 - Statements and resolutions - Statement from SGA president, Charles Haynes, regarding a resolution passed by the SGA legislature regarding the status of the ROTC program at Emory University

Creator:: Abbott, Steve and Haynes, Charles
Date:: May 7, 1969
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Four days in May, 1969, Materials regarding the student demonstrations at Emory between May 25th and 28th, 1969 - Student government education program on white racism - Statement of purpose written by SGA president candidate Charles Haynes, stating problems and possible solutions for a variety of issues facing Emory University including educational policy, the Greek System, and the college curriculum

Creator:: Haynes, Charles
Date:: 1969
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Letter from Charles Haynes, President of SGA [Student Government Association], to “Heads of all Student Organizations” regarding the newly formed Employees Relations Council, attempts to increase black student enrollment in Emory University, and budget questions - October 20, 1969

Creator:: Haynes, Charles
Date:: October 20, 1969
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Letter from Charles Haynes, President of SGA [Student Government Association], to Law professor, George S. King, clarifying the SGA’s position on student representation on the Emory University Senate. Enclosed with the letter is biographical information on the student nominees for the various Emory University Senate groups as well as a number of resolutions passed by SGA - November 13, 1969

Creator:: Haynes, Charles
Date:: November 13, 1969
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Race relations, 1969-1970 - Letter from SGA [Student Government Association] president, Charles Haynes, to members of the “Commission to Investigate Institutionalized Racism at Emory University” stating the agenda for the first full meeting of the group - May 20, 1969

Creator:: Haynes, Charles
Date:: May 20, 1969
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Race relations, 1969-1970 - Letter from SGA [Student Government Association] president, Charles Haynes, to members of the Commission to Investigate Institutionalized Racism, stating next steps for the group and requesting group feedback and comments. Enclosed with the letter is the list of the twelve areas that are the focus of the Emory administration

Creator:: Haynes, Charles
Date:: 1969
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Race relations, 1969-1970 - Materials relating to a weekly luncheon discussion during the 1969 Fall Semester, “Racism at Emory---The University’s Response”, organized by the United Campus Ministry

Creator:: Haynes, Charles
Date:: 1969
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