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

MLA

Skypek, Dora Hele, Kaufman, Myron, 1937, Zeiler, Michael Donal, Evans, T, Ippolito, Dennis S, Carter, D, Leclerc, Ivo. 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. February 27, 1975. Office of the President Records, James T. Laney. Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library. https://digital.library.emory.edu/purl/747dr7ss3q-cor.

APA, 6th edition

Skypek, Dora Hele, & Kaufman, Myron, 1937, & Zeiler, Michael Donal, & Evans, T, & Ippolito, Dennis S, & Carter, D, & Leclerc, Ivo. (February 27, 1975)[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]. Office of the President Records, James T. Laney, Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library. https://digital.library.emory.edu/purl/747dr7ss3q-cor.

Chicago

Skypek, Dora Hele, Kaufman, Myron, 1937, Zeiler, Michael Donal, Evans, T, Ippolito, Dennis S, Carter, D, Leclerc, Ivo, 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, February 27, 1975, Office of the President Records, James T. Laney, Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library. https://digital.library.emory.edu/purl/747dr7ss3q-cor.