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Black studies program, 1977-1984 - Letter from Dr. Delores P. Aldridge, Black Studies faculty member, to Emory president James T. Laney, enclosing a 1970 report from the “Sub-Committee on Afro-American Studies”, recommending the creation of an “Afro-American Studies” program and how it would look - March 29, 1979

Creator:: Aldridge, Delores P.
Date:: March 29, 1979
Format:: Text
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Black studies program, 1977-1984 - Memorandum from the “Black Studies Review Committee” to Emory College Dean John M. Palms, reviewing the options Emory University has for the future of the “Black Studies Program”. Additionally, there is an enclosed memorandum from a member of the “Black Studies Review Committee” arguing that the Black Studies major as well as a joint major should continue - February 17, 1975

Creator:: Skypek, Dora Helen, Kaufman, Myron, 1937-, Zeiler, Michael Donald, Evans, T., Ippolito, Dennis S., Carter, D., and Leclerc, Ivor
Date:: February 27, 1975
Format:: Text
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Black studies program, 1977-1984 - Various documents relating to the creation of an “Afro-American Studies” program at Emory

Date:: 1970
Format:: Text
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Black Studies, administrative materials - Admission records for student applications including accepted Black student applications

Date:: 1970
Format:: Text
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Black Studies, administrative materials - Correspondence between Emory president Sanford S. Atwood and Chemistry professor Leon Mandell, advocating instead to spend resources on Black graduate students as well as Black undergraduate from other institutions, rather than enrolling more Black undergraduates to Emory University - February 1970

Creator:: Mandell, Leon and Atwood, Sanford S. (Sanford Soverhill), 1912-2002
Date:: February 1970
Format:: Text
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Black Studies, administrative materials - Correspondence between Reuben Alexander Day Jr., Professor of Chemistry, and Jacob H. Goldstein, Professor of Chemistry, to Henry Bowden, Emory Board of Trustees Chair, regarding the recently passed proposal to admit twenty additional Black undergraduate students “without the usual admission requirements”, the potential problems relating to this proposal, and departmental strife resulting from the debate - February 1970

Creator:: Bowden, Henry L., Goldstein, Jacob Herman, and Day, Reuben Alexander, Jr.
Date:: February 1970
Format:: Text
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Black Studies, administrative materials - Correspondence from members of the Chemistry Department to Emory president Sanford S. Atwood, thanking him for his reply to Dean John C. Stephens expressing disapproval with the proposed plan to admit more Black undergraduate students and instead supporting a plan to admit less Black students, but of the graduate level, April 1970

Creator:: Alexander Day, Jr., Reuban and Mandell, Leon
Date:: May 1970
Format:: Text
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Black Studies, administrative materials - Letter from Emory president Sanford S. Atwood to Dean John C. Stephens Jr. regarding the financial problems in trying to enroll more Black students at Emory University - February 26, 1970

Creator:: Atwood, Sanford S. (Sanford Soverhill), 1912-2002
Date:: February 26, 1970
Format:: Text
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Black Studies, administrative materials - Letter from Emory president Sanford S. Atwood to Marshall L. Casse, Graduate School of Business Administration, regarding the funding of Black student scholarships after the ending of the Rockefeller grant - February 2, 1970

Creator:: Atwood, Sanford S. (Sanford Soverhill), 1912-2002
Date:: February 2, 1970
Format:: Text
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Black Studies, administrative materials - Letter from Guy R. Lyle, Director of Libraries, to Dean Judson C. Ward, criticising Marvin S. Arrington, Student Personnel Advisor, for saying that the Library has done less for Black students than any other university unit, and enclosing “a chronological account of what the Library and its counselors and staff have done in the interest of carrying out the President’s wishes” - March 25, 1970

Creator:: Lyle, Guy Redvers, 1907-1994
Date:: March 25, 1970
Format:: Text
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