History of the Black College in America

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{"value"=>"1981-1984", "type"=>"inclusive", "normal"=>"1981/1984"}

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{"value"=>"History of the Black College in America"}

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{"value"=>"<p>Originally conceived as a research project undertaken by Reddick, St. Clair Drake, and Benjamin Quarles. Soon after receiving an NEH research grant, Quarles withdrew due to ill health. Reddick and Drake continued to visit colleges, conduct interviews with administrators, and conduct historical research. These files include their notes, research material, and drafts.</p>"}

date_start

1981

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1981

date_end

1984

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1981

date_inclusive_end

1984

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1. Alumni Survey
2. Alvord, John Watson
3. Armstrong, Samuel C
4. Atlanta University
5. Capon Springs Conference for Education in the South
6. Cobb, Henry E. "A Perspective on the Status and Prospects of the Public Black College"
7. Curry, J.L.M
8. Drake, St. Clair, "The Hampton-Tuskegee Idea"
9. Ford Foundation
10. Founding of Fisk, Howard, and Atlanta University
11. Frissell, Hollis B
12. Howard University/James Cheek
13. Langston University [4/1]
14. Lincoln University
15. Meharry Medical College
16. Patterson, Frederick D
17. Reconstruction
18. Rockefeller Archive Center
19. The 1960s and 1970s
20. Truehart, William Elton. "The Consequences of Federal and State Resource Allocation and Development Policies for Traditionally Black Land-Grant Institutions: 1862-1954"
21. United Negro College Fund
22. United States Department of Education
23. University of Mississippi
24. West Virginia State College
25. NEH Research Grant
26. "Odds and Ends" (Miscellaneous Notes and Drafts)