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Voice of the Wildcats Newsletter, April 2003
No full textThe student newsletter of Bethune-Cookman College, now Bethune-Cookman University, highlighting student voices, campus and community activities, and current events
University of the District of Columbia Seal, 2003
No full textThe official seal of the University of the District of Columbia, from 1977 through 2007
Fisk Jubilee Singers, circa 2003
No full textThe 2002-2003 Fisk Jubilee Singers are shown posing for a picture on the steps outside of a church
Lucious Edwards Speaks on Harold T. Pinkett, August 22-24, 2002
No full textAn audio file in which Lucious Edwards shares his impressions on African American archivist and historian Harold T. Pinkett, racial discrimination in Washington, D.C and the National Archives, and Pinkett's education and leadership experience in Salisbury, Maryland. This speech is located on side B of the cassette. "Paradigms of Archivist: Sara Jackson, James Walker and Harold Pinkett". Harold Pinkett was the first African American to be appointed an archivist at the National Archive. He served for more than 35 years as a specialist in agriculture archives, senior records appraiser, and chief archivist of the National Records Branch. Pinkett served as editor of "The American Archivist" from 1968-1971. Playing time: 00:03:2
Tuskeana, 2002
No full textThis is the 2002 Tuskegee University yearbook, Tuskeana. It includes photos of the university’s president, Dr. Benjamin F. Payton, as well as faculty and students. Campus life events featured include the homecoming concert by Musiq Soulchild and the Miss Tuskegee University Gala. Also included are photos of student organizations, the marching band, athletics, ROTC, honor societies, and Greek Life
The Tablet, Summer 2002
No full textThe Summer 2002 issue of the School of Medicine at Morehouse College's Tablet Newsletter. This issue includes articles regarding a fire in the Multidisciplinary Research Center, the opening of the National Center for Primary Care Building on November 1, 2002, and the availability of Commemorative Bricks. 12 pages
The Tablet, Fall 2002
No full textThe Fall 2002 issue of the School of Medicine at Morehouse College's Tablet Newsletter. This issue includes articles regarding the opening of the National Center for Primary Care, the Morehouse School of Medicine Research Endowment Program receiving fifteen million dollars ($15,000,000) from the National Center on Minority Health and Disparities and the National Institutes of Health, and The Shona Sculpture now being the National Center for Primary Care Building entrance. 12 pages
The Tablet, Winter 2002
No full textThe Winter 2002 issue of the School of Medicine at Morehouse College's Tablet Newsletter. This issue features articles on Dr. Satcher being named the New Director of the National Center for Primary Care and new staff, including Dr.Yusoff Dawood Chair OB/GYN, Dr. Firyal, and Eric Jackson. 12 pages
Lucious Edwards' Speech, August 22, 2002
No full textAn audio file, in which Lucious Edwards shares his impressions on African American archivist and historian Harold T. Pinkett, racial discrimination in Washington, D.C and the National Archives, and Pinkett's education and leadership experience in Salisbury, Maryland. This speech is located on side B of the cassette. "Paradigms of Archivist: Sara Jackson, James Walker and Harold Pinkett". Harold Pinkett was the first African American to be appointed an archivist at the National Archive. He served for more than 35 years as a specialist in agriculture archives, senior records appraiser, and chief archivist of the National Records Branch. Pinkett served as editor of "The American Archivist" from 1968-1971. Playing time: 00:03:2