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President Bronson and An Unidentified Man, circa 1985
No full textPresident Bronson (on right) is shown shaking hands with an unidentified man at a National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities (NAICU) Conference
Eva L. Bowman Funeral Program, 1984
No full textEva L. Bowman's funeral program. Eva L. Bowman was appointed the first black Beauty Inspector and Examiner of Cosmetology for the state of Tennessee, traveling all over the state inspecting beauty shops. She was active in politics, organizing the Southwest Civic League, an organization which was instrumental in beautifying South Nashville, resulting in the building of Rose Park and the Easley Center. 4 pages
The bulletin of Atlanta University, 1893 no. 47
No full textThe bulletin of Atlanta University was a publication sent to faculty, friends and alumni of the institution; Telling of the institution's progress and present needs. This issue is July 1983, no. 47
37th Annual Southern Christian Leadership Conference Convention PSAs, 1994
No full textThis audio recording features two public service announcements for the 37th Annual National Southern Christian Leadership Conference Convention in Dallas, Texas
The Tablet, Fall 1983
No full textThe Fall 1983 issue of the School of Medicine at Morehouse College's Tablet Newsletter. This issue covers articles such as: A Fifteen Million Dollar ($15,000,000) Campaign For a 4 Year Medical School Has Begun, Board Spotlight is on E. Garland Herndon, Jr. MD, and Georgia Representative Calvin Smyre, and Dr. Sullivan Testifies Before the Congressional Subcommittee for Reauthorization of the Higher Education Act of 1965. 8 pages
Michele Eileen Davis, 1983
No full textMichele Davis poses for a picture in her crown. Michele Davis, a mass communication (radio and television) major from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, was the 53rd "Miss Southern". Michele Davis was a former member of the Southern University famed "Dancing Dolls", selected to "Who's Who Among American Colleges and Universities." She reigned as Miss Southern from 1983-1984
University of the District of Columbia Library, circa 1985
No full textStudents studying in the UDC library
University of the District of Columbia President Dr. Robert Green, 1983
No full textDr. Robert Green served as the third President of UDC from 1983 through 1985. From 1965-1967, Dr. Green worked with the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. as the Education Director of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference. Green was considered an expert on school desegregation. Before coming to UDC, Dr. Green was the dean of urban affairs programs at Michigan State University (MSU). He is a nationally known scholar and expert on urban issues, including the impact of race, education, and employment on individuals and communities. In 2002, Dr. Green received the International Ghandi-King-Ikeda Award for Human Rights and Peace Initiatives from Morehouse College, and in 2004, received the Distinguished Alumni Award from MSU
Program for The Twenty-Sixth Annual Garnett-Nabrit Lectures, March 22-24, 1983
No full textThe program for the Twenty-Sixth Annual Garnett-Nabrit Lectures (GNL) series, focusing on the theme of, "The Will of God in Theological Perspective". The Garnett-Nabrit Lectures (GNL) series, which started in 1958, is an annual minister's institute, honoring the legacies of J.M. Nabrit, the fourth president of American Baptist College and J.H. Garnett, a former dean of American Baptist College. Every year, religious leaders and scholars gather to address issues regarding religious leadership and service. This GNL features Dr. Mack King Carter, Dr. Albert Lois Patterson, and Rev. Nathaniel Joel Brockman