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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
Access:: Public

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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
Access:: Public

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Black Studies, administrative materials - Letter from Harvey Young to Emory Board of Trustees Chair, Henry Bowden, regarding the actions of the Emory faculty in trying to get replacement funding for the Rockeller grant funds - January 10, 1970

Creator:: Young, Harvey
Date:: January 10, 1970
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

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Black Studies, administrative materials - Letter from Kenneth Baer, faculty advisor, to Emory College faculty, regarding the funding of the Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship Fund, as well as enclosing a payroll dedication form and a Christmas card, of which proceeds will go the fund

Creator:: Baer, Kenneth
Date:: 1970
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

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Black Studies, administrative materials - Letter from Marvin S. Arrington, Student Personnel Advisor, to Emory faculty, giving his reasons why Emory should attempt to admit more Black students, as well as criticizing members of the Chemistry Department for taking his past comments out of context “to prevent the enrollment of additional black students” - February 4, 1970

Creator:: Arrington, Marvin S.
Date:: February 4, 1970
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

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Black Studies, administrative materials - Letter from Woolford B. Baker, Director of the Emory University Museum, to Henry Bowden, Emory Board of Trustees Chair, thanking him for “the stand...you took regarding funds for Black Scholarships” - February 6, 1970

Creator:: Baker, Woolford Bales, 1892-1993
Date:: February 6, 1970
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

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Black Studies, administrative materials - Letter from Wright H. Andrews to Emory president Sanford S. Atwood, praising him for his actions regarding the interactions between the Student Government Association and the Emory Board of Trustees on the issue of the replacement of the Rockeller grant funds for Black student scholarships - January 10, 1970

Creator:: Andrews, Wright H.
Date:: January 10, 1970
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

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Black Studies, administrative materials - Material regarding the debate between enrolling more Black undergraduate students at Emory University

Creator:: White, Chappell, Youse, Bevan K., Palms, John M., Beckham, Walter, Atwood, Sanford S. (Sanford Soverhill), 1912-2002, and Ward, Judson C.
Date:: 1970
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

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Black Studies, administrative materials - Memorandum from the Reference Department of the University Library, providing an attached bibliography of materials “concerned with the Afro-American experience”

Date:: April 16, 1970
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

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Black Studies, administrative materials - Minutes from the “Emory College Committee on Admissions and Scholarships” meeting discussing the proposed “Proposal for Special Admissions Procedures to Emory College for 1970-1971” that would allow the Admissions Office to admit “educationally disadvantaged students...who would not be admitted to Emory College under present criteria, but who have demonstrated marked potential beyond their present level of achievement”

Date:: April 6, 1970
Format:: Text
Access:: Public