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David Judkins Dickson
No full textGraduating photograph of David Judkins Dickson, Miami Medical College, 1905. This photograph is a part of the Miami Medical College Graduate and Faculty Photograph collection
Interview with David Dickson (Class of 1976) by Aisha Rickford
No full textDavid Dickson \u2776 shares some remarks on his father, David W. D. Dickson, who graduated from Bowdoin in 1941, and his uncle who graduated in 1935. He talks about how the Bowdoin of their era had segregated fraternities that did not allow black students or Jewish students, and details his father’s experience with the emotional tax that such a reality posed. Dickson also talks about the importance of having the safe space of the African-American society that behaved as an “island on a lily-white campus.” He also talks about the former student organization, All Races United (ARU) and how students of marginalized backgrounds as well as “independent mainstream” students could come together in activism. Finally, Dickson shares how his experiences at Bowdoin affected the development of his racial identity
Poems / by Bassett Dickson.
No full textIllustration is a photograph.; Electronic reproduction. Canberra, A.C.T. : National Library of Australia, 2009.; Library's N copy inscribed by author
[Helen Marion Scott Dickson with David and Lana Scott's children]
No full textHelen Marion Scott Dickson with David and Lana Scott's children
David W. Dickson
No full textDavid W. Dickson was born in Portland, Maine. He received his bachelor\u2019s degree from Bowdoin College and master\u2019s and doctoral degrees from Harvard. In 1948, he was appointed to the English department faculty at Michigan State, becoming the first African American faculty member at the university. He taught at MSU for 15 years and was a scholar of Renaissance and biblical literature. His course on the Bible as Literature is remembered as one of the most popular offered by the department. Upon leaving MSU in 1963, Dickson held administrative posts at Northern Michigan University, Federal City College, and Stony Brook University, and became the first African American to head a New Jersey state university when he became president of Montclair State University. He died on December 10, 2003
February 2015 - trafficking, Yaws disease, and the forgotten women of science
No full textLigia Kiss and Brett Dickson on the largest study of human trafficking, David Mabey on progress to eliminate Yaws disease, and a look through the archives to explore the forgotten women of science
Andrew Dickson White papers microfilm reel 149, 1882-1917
No full textDigitized microfilm of correspondence and papers from the Andrew Dickson White collection.Segment 1: Volume one of the Autobiography of Andrew Dickson White, New York, The Century Co., 1917; copyright, 1904, 1905 by The Century Co., published March, 1905; 601 pages... Segment 2: Volume two of the Autobiography of Andrew Dickson White, including a list of publications by the author and an index, 606 pages ...Segment 3: This portion of the reel contains three letter registers kept by a succession of White's secretaries. The first volume lists letters sent from January 2, 1882 through June 29, 1883. Except for a few pages at the beginning and end, the right-hand pages record the letters of 1882, and the left·hand pages those of 1883. The second volume lists letters sent throughout 1884, and the third records letters sent from January 1, 1885 through August 14, 1885
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Official report. Jackson, 21st June, 1828 ::His Excellency, Gerard C. Brandon, Sir--I have the honor to inform your Excellency, that in conformity to your instructions of the 13th March last ...
No full textOfficial report from David Dickson to Gerard C. Brandon regarding a survey to examine a pass to connect the head waters of Yazoo with the Mississippi River
Battle heats up over control of worker's health
No full textThe US Occupational Safety and Health Administration will soon face one of the severest political challenges of its ten-year existence. In the second of three articles on the current anti-regulatory mood in Washington David Dickson reports on pressures on the agency and their implications for environmental researc
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