Levi Watkins Learning Center Digital Collections (Alabama State University)
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Performance pay preferences of College of Education faculty and administrators at one Historically Black University: A case study
No full textAn opportunity cost analysis of maintaining a print collection in an academic library: Policy, legal, and technical aspects of digital libraries
No full textPerceptions of school principals: Desegregation in the Black Belt Region of Alabama and its influence on K–12 public schools
No full textInterview Excerpt with Levi Watkins family members, wife Lillian V. Watkins, daughter Teanne Minott, and daughter Annie M. Garraway, 2012
No full textOn July 24, 2012, Lillian V. Watkins, the widow of Levi Watkins, ASU’s sixth president, and two of their children, Teanne Minott and Annie M. Garraway, sit for an interview on the campus of ASU at the Levi Wakins Learning Center
Interview Excerpt of Mr. Joseph Caver
No full textJoseph Caver, a noted historian, is the son of Albert and Thelma Caver, was born in Independence, AL. He attended Autauga County training school and graduated from Alabama State College. Later in life he became the first African-American archivist at the Alabama Department of Archives and History. Caver has conducted extensive research on ASU’s history. His master’s thesis "From Marion to Montgomery, 1867 to 1887: A Twenty-Year History of Alabama State University" is considered an authoritative documentation of ASU’s history. Caver served as a research consultant for the John F. Knight vs. the State of Alabama landmark desegregation case. He also consulted on a documentary on the history of the Lincoln Normal school, which aired on Alabama Public Television. He is a major supporter for ASU Athletics. Caver currently works as an archivist at the Air Force Historical Research Agency at Maxwell Air Force Base and is an adjunct instructor at ASU
Tech prep articulation from Alabama's public schools to Alabama's two-year colleges: perceptions of administrators, counselors, and technical teachers
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