Taylor, A. A. Collection (Original), 1923-1954

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A Guide to the
A.A. Taylor Collection, 1923-1954
Fisk University Archives
Processed by Mattie McHollin
Assisted by Lula Brooks, Katherine Harrell, Susie Harris, Jason Harrison and
Vanessa Smith
July, 2009
A. A. TAYLOR COLLECTION
(Alrutheus Ambush Taylor)
Biographical Note
Alrutheus Ambush (A. A.) Taylor (1893-1954) a noted educator, scholar, researcher,
author and administrator, was considered to be a brilliant scholar. Taylor was also one of
the most outstanding early deans of a black liberal arts college in the United States.
He was born November 22, 1893, to Lewis and Lucy (Johnson) Taylor in Washington,
D.C. His elementary and secondary education was completed in the Washington, D. C.
Public School System at the James A. Garfield Grammar School and Armstrong High
School. He completed his undergraduate education in six years then spent two years
teaching at the Tuskegee Institute from 1914-1915. He earned an A.B Degree in
mathematics in 1916 from the University of Michigan (Ann Arbor). He continued his
professional education by attending Michigan State Norman College at Ypsilanti, for a
summer; Butler University (Indianapolis, Indiana) for one summer; University of
Chicago (Chicago, Illinois), Columbia University (New York) for one summer and later
earned a master’s from Harvard in 1923. In 1936 he received his doctorate in history with
a minor in economics and government from Harvard University. In 1947 he was honored
with an honorary degree from Hobart and William Smith College.
He held fellowships in the “Association for the Study of Negro Life and History” and the
“Laura Spelman Rockefeller Memorial.”
Dean Taylor’s field of specification was in history and political science. His extensive
experience as educator and administrator includes: Teacher of English, Tuskegee
Institute, Alabama; Social Worker (Industrial Secretary) New York Urban League;
Membership and Social Secretary, Twelfth Street Branch YMCA, Washington, D.C.;
Teacher of Mathematics, West Virginia Collegiate Institute, Institute West Virginia.
Professor of History, Fisk University, Nashville, Tennessee (1926); Professor of History
and Dean of Men (1927-1928), Fisk University, Nashville, Tennessee; Professor of
History and acting Dean of the College of Liberal Arts (1929-1930), Fisk University and
Dean of the College 1930-1951. After completing a distinguished career as dean of the
college during some of its most difficult years, be became the distinguished research
professor of Fisk University. During his tenure at Fisk he also served as research
investigator for the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History from 1923-1954
During his deanship he continued to distinguish himself as a scholar in the area of black
history. His scholarly publications include: “The Negro in South Carolina During the
Reconstruction,” “The Negro in the Reconstruction in Virginia,” and “The Negro in
Tennessee, 1865-1880.” It was stated that because of his indepth scholarly research and
his thoroughness of documentation, “that hardly any treatise written after 1924 dealing
with the period of reconstruction in the South does not have reference to these
publications.” All of these scholarly works were published by the “Association for the
Study of Negro Life and History” of which he was closely connected. With articles and
book reviews in various magazines including: “The Journal of Negro History,” “The New
England Quarterly,” “The Proceedings of the National Association of Collegiate Deans
and Registrars in Negro School,” “Proceedings of the Association of Colleges and
Secondary Schools for Negroes.” His scholarship includes additional research in
compiling the completed but unpublished History of Fisk University and the massive
research project, “Community Life of Negro Youth in the South (A cooperative study
being made under the direction of the Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools for
Negroes).”
With his demanding academic responsibilities he continued to find time not only to
publish but to give lectures and accept other speaking engagements throughout the South.
During his administration, many outstanding men benefited from his leadership – such as
Charles S. Johnson, the noted sociologist, who would later become Fisk University’s first
Black President; Carter Woodson; James Weldon Johnson; Aaron Douglas; and John
Hope Franklin, who would later become on of the most noted black historians in the
world. These and many other noted black scholars flourished in the atmosphere of
academic industry and achievement that Taylor created.
Despite his demanding schedule he found time to be an active member in many
organizations (civic and professional and Learned Societies) such as: the American
Historical Association; Association for the Study of Negro Life and History; Southern
Historical Association; the American Academy of Political and Social Sciences;
President, Board of Trustees, Kent College of Law Loyola University, Chicago, Illinois;
Board of Directors of the Fisk University Social Center, member of the Advisory
Committee of Negro Encyclopedic and the National Association of Collegiate Deans and
Registrars in Negro Schools. Other fraternal organizations were: Alpha Phi Alpha and the
Sigma Pi Phi. He was also quite active in the Agora Club.
Dean Taylor had a very distinguished career at Fisk University, and he was recognized
nationally as one of the nation’s most noted scholars on the reconstruction period in U. S.
history. Many academic accomplishments were recognized at Fisk during his tenure.
The university became the first Black institution to receive an “A” rating by the Southern
Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges and to be placed on the approved list of
the Association of American Universities. It was under the direction of Dean Taylor that
the curriculum was altered and improved to such an extent that the program at Fisk today
is recognized as one of America’s outstanding liberal arts college programs. During his
administration the university’s academic program was divided into two parts. The Lower
Division of the College which consisted of the freshmen-sophomore years and the Upper
Division which consisted of the junior-senior years and the graduate level.
As a student at the University of Michigan he met his wife Harriet Ethel Wilson, of
Fowler, Indiana. Tragically on August 19, 1941, Harriet was killed in an automobile
accident not far from Columbia, Missouri, and Dean Taylor was seriously injured. The
event left a deep impression on the Dean. After an extended hospitalization, he returned
to Fisk and resumed his administrative duties. He later established the Harriet Wilson
Taylor Scholarship with its purpose being “to aid a student of junior or senior
classification whose need, scholarship, and the promise of social usefulness makes him
worthy.”
After several years, Dean Taylor married Catherine Brummell Buchanan Taylor on
September 9, 1943. She was the mother to five children: Archie, Harold, John Gilbert,
Donald Irvin Buchanan and Leatrice Buchanan McKissack. Catherine was the niece of
his first wife Harriet, and she would later become a member of the faculty at Lane
College in Jackson, Tennessee
As Dean, Taylor was known for his deep concern for the interest and wellbeing of the
students. His straightforward and direct manner was known throughout the campus.
Because of his prominence and his relationships with his students, faculty, and other
administrators of historical black colleges and universities many communicated with him
throughout their careers and established deep bonds of friendships with the Dean.
Because of his contributions to higher education and especially to higher black education,
his work is noted in such publications as Who’s Who in America, Who’s Who in Colored
America, Who’s Who in the South and Southwest, Who’s Who in American Education,
and the Biographical Dictionary of American Scholars
Dean A. A. Taylor died of cerebral hemorrhage at Hubbard Hospital in June 1954. He
was buried in Fowler, Indiana, where he first wife was buried.
SCOPE AND CONTENT
The AA Taylor Collection is comprised of 133 boxes consisting of thirteen (13) series and sub-sub-series
within certain series. Because of the administrative responsibilities of Dean A. A. Taylor of Fisk
University, the collection’s arrangement consists of the following: Personal Materials, Trustees,
Presidential Administrations, College Administrators, Academics (including Departments, Divisions,
Institutes), Faculty, Students (Undergraduate and Graduates), Alumni, Administrative Correspondence and
other administrative materials into a broad section called Fisk and Fisk Related Materials. Other
correspondence located in the collection that was not pertaining to A. A. Taylor includes the last section.
This section includes materials by Catherine Buchanan Taylor, former presidents, Jones and Johnson and
George St. John who served as Johnson’s Administrative Assistant and was Acting Dean sometime in the
early fifties. In summary, materials located in this vast collection consist of Taylor’s personal
correspondence, writings, and other collections; General Correspondence; Board of Trustees
correspondences; Office of the sitting College Presidents; Office of the Registrar; Office of Public
Relations; Business and Finance; Public Relations/Publicity; Health Services Administrator; Faculty
Committee Meetings and Minutes; Faculty and Staff; Alumni; Buildings and Grounds; Students
(undergraduate and graduates); Addresses and Speeches; Fisk and Fisk Related Materials including
(Organizational Affiliations-Institutional); Institution of Higher Learning; Reports; Reprints; Surveys;
Questionnaires; Pamphlets; Publications; Documents; Conferences; Lectures; Workshops and Photographs;
General Miscellaneous Materials; and a vast array of collected materials.
Contents:
Series 1-III –Personal-Family (Immediate and Extended)-Personal –Other than Family
Within each of these series you will find many sub-series consisting of correspondence regarding Taylor’s
personal life. Series (I) consist of 3 sub-series pertaining to his immediate and extended family (sibling,
nieces, cousins, wives, in-laws and step children) from 1926 to 1954. Series II is divided into (8) sub-series
where you will find correspondence that is personal relating to friends, professional colleagues, former
students, letters of bereavements, and condolence (expressed during the tragic death of his first wife),
correspondence from elementary and secondary school teachers and principals, publishers, and the
Bethlehem Community Center, where he served for many years on its Board of Directors. Included in this
series is correspondence, regarding personal interviews, speaking engagements, membership is
organization and societies. Series 111 correspondence covering (6) sub-series of materials covering
addresses, publications, writings and collections.
Series IV-Board of Trustees
Contains (2) sub-series covering correspondence with the Fisk University Board of Trustees,
included in this series is correspondence from the Vice Chairman of the Board and
minutes of meetings. The meetings cover importance issues, such as academic tenure covering the
years from 1931to 1950. Also included in this series is the report from the Interim Administrative
committee regarding the selection of president-elect Charles S. Johnson (1946-1947).
Series V- Office of the Presidents (Fisk University)
Due to his broad administrative responsibilities, a close working relationship existed between Taylor and
the University Presidents. Dean Taylor worked closely with two sitting presidents, Thomas E. Jones and
Charles S. Johnson, covering the years 1927 to 1953. The series is divided into (2) sub-series. Sub-series
(1) contains President Thomas E. Jones’ correspondence pertaining to administrative relationships covering
the years 1927 to 1944; Organization of the College of Liberal Arts Lower Division and Upper Divisions in
1938; African Students Studying in United States from 1930 to1937; Fisk purchase Air Field in 1944;
Establishment of an Alumni Clinic in 1934; Information on the Civilian Public Service Reserve Training
Corps in 1943; Establishment of a Communication Center at Fisk in 1944; Friends Work Camps;
Resignation of Jones as President of Fisk University and the Establishment of Regional Professional
Schools for Negroes in the South. Sub-series (2) cover Charles S. Johnson Administration from 1947 to
1953. The correspondence mainly covered the Committee on Un-American Activities, faculty contracts
and tenure, faculty meetings, the General Conference on UNESCO of 1946, and the Haiti-Fisk Education
Exchange program of 1949.
Series VI-Administrators of Fisk University (1927-1953)
As Dean of the College his responsibilities included the effective operation and supervision of all aspects of
the college environment. This included contact with college administrators. This series includes those
administrators whose responsibilities were to oversee the operation of the college, reporting directly to the
Dean of the College. The correspondence does not make clear when Taylor’s status was no longer as an
active Dean, but it was during President Charles S. Johnson Administration when many of his
administrative responsibilities were given over to George S. John who was the Administrative Assistant to
President Charles S. Johnson in the early 50’s. The series consists of (9) sub-series including some subsub-series within some series. Alphabetical arrangement is used throughout this series. Sub-series (1)
Office of the-Acting Dean-Harold F. Smith from 1932 to 1935. During this period Taylor was away on
educational leave. Acting Dean Smith was in constant correspondence with Taylor regarding issues of the
college administration. Sub-series (2) Office of the Registrar (1929-1949) including the names of each
registrar, within this sub-series you will find sub-sub-series covering correspondence regarding student
classification, geographic distribution and student listing. Sub-series (3) Correspondence from the Dean of
Men who served as college administrators from1927 to 1949. This series is arranged according to years.
starting with the earliest to the last under Taylor’ administration. Sub-series (4) includes correspondence of
the Dean of Women who served during his administration as dean (from 1929 to 1949). The
correspondence is arranged according to the tenure of each dean and by year Within this sub-series you
will find some restricted folders due to the nature of its content. During Mayme Foster’s tenure, a body of
proposals for improving the treatment of Pledges and Probationers of Fraternities and Sororities at Fisk
University was presented to the dean. Subseries (5) correspondence from the Dean of the Chapel from 1930
to 1948. Also included you will find correspondence regarding Chapel Assembly and the Union Church.
Sub-series (6) covers correspondence from the administrators of Alumni Affairs from 1930 to 1950,
including correspondence from the secretaries during these years. Also within this sub-series
correspondence from the Field Agents and listing of Feeding Schools. Sub-series (7) are correspondence
from the Office of Publicity/Public Relations from 1940 to 1950. The correspondence is arranged by years
and by name of the administrators. Sub-series (8) covers the Department of Business and Finance from
1929 to 1953. This sub-series contain correspondence from the two comptrollers and the cashier and
accountant. Also included in this subseries will be two sub-sub-series, covering bills and receipts received
from 1930 to 1950. The second sub-sub-series covers correspondence from the Department of Building and
Grounds the last Sub-series (9) correspondence regarding the Department of Health Service from 1932 to
1937.
Series VII –Fisk University-Academics
This series covers the academic responsibilities of Dean Taylor throughout the college. The series is sub-divided into
(12) sub-series from 1929 to 1954. Subseries (1) correspondence pertaining to the Academic Deparments 1929 to
1954. Included in this series is correspondence within the Department of Chemistry regarding the Infraired
Spectroscopy Project of 1945. Also correspondence regarding the 1930 Cornerstone Laying Ceremony can be
located under Louis S. Shores Administration as Director of the Library. You will find much
correspondence within the Department of Sociology under the Chairmanship of Charles S. Johnson, such as
his Haitian Travels (1944-1946); the African and Caribbean Studies Program; Fisk University Social
Center; the Children’s Institute (Restricted); the Mother’s Club; the Nursery Center; the People’s Center;
the Institute on Race Relations and the Institute of Social Sciences. Sub-series (2) and (3) cover Divisions and
Institutes located at Fisk from 1930 to1949. Sub-series (4) Correspondence outlining the Special Programs from
1931to 1948. Sub-series (5) contains extensive correspondence pertaining to the Academic Faculty from
1927 to 1952. The arrangement is alphabetical by surname of faculty including some of the early
outstanding faculty members, such as Lloyd Alexander, Horace M. Bond, St. Elmo Brady, Thomas M.
Brumfield, Gisella Cahnman, Lillian E. Cashin, Leslie Collins, John Cottin, Theodore Currier, Aaron
1939-1949, Bertram W. Doyle, William Faulkner 1930-1949, Henry Folger, 1930-1949,Gladys I. Forde,
Robert Hayden 1946-1947, Hubert Giles (Professor) 1937-1947, Elmer S. Imes 1930-1940, Charles S.
Johnson 1929-1944, James W. Johnson 1931-1932-42, James R. Lawson 1944-1949. George N Redd
1940-1949, S. O. Roberts 1946-49, Dora A. Seribner 1929-1946, Lorenzo D. Turner 1931-1946, Lillian
W. Voorhees 1943-1949, Dwight H. Wilson 1948-1949 and John Work. This section also includes
correspondence. Regarding faculty advisors, faculty appointments, and absenteeism, Sub-series (6)
contains faculty committees from 1929 to 1949 including a revised memorandum regarding the University
Committee on Student Personnel. The Committees are arranged in an alphabetical arrangement by name of
the committee, including correspondence and minutes. Two of the most important committees were the
Educational Policy committee and the Executive Committee of the Faculty. There are restricted folders
within these committees. You will also find restricted folders within the Student Aid Committees. Subseries (7) correspondence regarding faculty course of study arranged by course title, including schedules of
courses. Sub-series (8) you will find information on the following: Teacher’s Reports; Teacher’s Record;
Teacher’s Load and Teacher’s Service Loan. Subseries (9) covers Summer School from 1929 to 1949. Subseries (10) you will find correspondence on faculty meetings, faculty banquets, faculty events, faculty
organizations, clubs, and faculty listings from 1929 to 1953. Sub-series (11) contains correspondence
pertaining to undergraduate Students. This sub-series is divided into (10) sub-sub-series correspondence
such as student advisors, arranged by names of advisors, including reports. There are restricted folders in
this sub-series. Correspondence on student accidental death, attendance of students arranged in
alphabetical order by student surname and within years. This subseries also contain an open letter to
students from Mrs. Paul (Eslanda) Robeson in 1943. Correspondence covering student undergraduate
exams are listed by types of exams, such as comprehensive finals, freshmen entrance exams-there is a copy
of the Institutional Testing Program, a 1947 Confidential Report of the Test Results (Fisk University) –
restricted. You will also find correspondence regarding student scholarship reports including scholarship
deficiencies, many of these folders are restricted, because names of students are listed ,who withdrew, were
dropped or expelled. The activities of the students are arranged by type of activity. These are all under a
sub-subseries, Students Extra Curricular Activities by type and categories, including, sports (by name of the
particular sport), organizations, concerts, debates, fraternities, sororities, meetings, etc. There is a subsubseries containing correspondence on student awards, honors, honorary societies, dean’s list, student
rankings. Sub-subseries regarding undergraduate students, scholarships and fellowships, by organization
and association, and institutions, including scholarships offered by Fisk University. Researcher will be able
to identify those awarded and denied arranged by years and also by freshman and upper class Sub-series
(12) deals with correspondence regarding the graduate school and graduate students covering years
from1927 to 1952. The subseries covers general correspondence from 1930 to1945 regarding early
graduate education for Blacks, including instructions and historical background of graduate work at Fisk
University, a proposal relating to graduate studies-1938 to1948, there is a Summary Comments on
Graduate Study at Fisk University from 1938 to 1949. Within these sub-subseries you will find general
correspondence pertaining to inquiries regarding graduate study at Fisk University, arranged in alphabetical
order and year of the names. There are restricted folders within the sub-sub-series. Sub-Subseries (2)
Applications for Admission Graduate Assistantship, Fellowship or Scholarship arranged by discipline and
year. Sub-Subseries (3) Examinations and external examiners, there are restricted folders within this subsubseries. Sub-Sub-series (4) Applications for Master of Arts Degree from 1933 to 1944. Sub-Subseries
(5) Candidate for Master of Arts Degree. Sub-Subseries (6) Listing. Sub-Subseries (7) Fellowships,
Scholarships and Sub-Subseries (8) Fellowships, Scholarships and Announcements
Series VII1-Alumni Correspondence
Correspondence from 1929 to 1951 covers three sub-series. Correspondence from some alumni, such as
John Hope Franklin, William Fort, Thomas Talley (Concert Pianist) and the New York Chapter. The
arrangement is by surname of alumnus. Sub-series (2) covers listing of alumni by years, such as Alumni
listings Fisk Graduates with Doctorates, including names, school, year; Graduate who have attended
schools of higher learning for Negroes between 1932 through 1936; Alumni list Graduates Teaching in
Colleges for the last ten years from1885 to 1930 last Sub-series (3) list Alumni Classes (1909-1943
Series IX- Correspondence-Administrative-Fisk Related
This series cover the years from 1924-1953. This is the largest of the categories in the collection. It is
identified as Fisk and Fisk Related Materials, covering correspondence and other types of materials that
was considered administrative, but neither personal, administrative, nor academic. This series consists of
(26) sub-series and there are sub-sub-series within the sub-series. Starting with correspondence on
accreditation including correspondence on accrediting agents, such as the American Association of
Universities, Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools for Negroes Reports, Fisk first in the
accrediting process; correspondence on the Festival of Music; Dr. Robert C. Weaver’s 1936 visit to the
campus; General Guidelines on Academic Attire; American Friends Service Committee; correspondence
regarding Teaching Applications; correspondence on such diverse areas as the 1949 commencement
address of Dr. R.J. Bunche, commencement speakers from 1930-1943; the Cravath papers; correspondence
from Congressman William L. Dawson; the Debating Program; the Exchange Scholars Program;
correspondence pertaining to the Fisk University Seventy-Fifth Anniversary Celebration; correspondence
from John Hope Franklin, from 1937 to 1949; the Reception Tea/Ceremonial in honor of S. L. Smith 1937;
President Franklin Roosevelt’s visit to Fisk in 1943; the Gershwin Memorial Library Dedication in 1947
and other administrative correspondence can be located in this series. The series containing correspondence
on certain legal issues, under the sub-series “Legal Affairs” contain correspondence regarding the transfer
of properties, and other legal matters such as the Case (1889)-State of Tennessee vs. Fisk University. There
is also a sub-series covering inter- office correspondence between his secretarial staff Vernette C. Grimes
(1929-1937), Preston, R. Merry (1940-1942) and Josephine A. Holloway 1947. This series also contains
information on Students Health Services from 1930 to 1946 (some restricted folders); the StudentsNational Youth Administration Project from 1935 to 1941; Student Teaching-Agreement between the
Board of Education of Nashville Tennessee and Fisk University 1931; University Employment Services
from 1931 to 1939; Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 1948;
Organizations, Associations, Clubs, Societies, there are restricted folders within this sub-series. Religious
Organizations; Foundations;- Conferences; Lecture Series; Workshops; Documents; Reports; Reprints;
Questionnaires; Studies; Surveys; Fisk Publications; School Catalogs; Brochures; Booklets; Handbooks;
Newspaper Clippings; -Programs; Announcements-Fisk; Addresses and Speeches; and Papers.
Series-X-Collections-Non Fisk
There are (2) sub-series within this series. This series consist of Addresses; Articles; Speeches;
Announcements; Books; Books Reviews; Booklets; Brochures; Bulletins; Charts; Contracts; Documents;
Newsletters; Newspapers Clippings and Pamphlets.
Series-XI-Photographs
Collection of Photographs of buildings, classes, events, faculty, other people, students, teaching
applications and others. There are (7) sub-series in this series. One box contains two oversize campus
pictures.
Series XII-Miscellaneous Materials-Oversize
This series contains Miscellaneous Materials that did not fit in any category, such as, form letters, blank
forms for surveys, etc. Also included in this series are oversize newspaper clippings. There are (2) subseries in this series.
Series-XIII
This series contains correspondence that is considered non-A. A. Taylor correspondence, consisting of ( 4)
sub-series: Catherine Buchanan Taylor’s correspondence to her family; including her siblings, children and
friends and other materials, such documents, postcards, bills, receipts, class notes, papers, programs,
photographs and memorabilia. Sub-series (2) covers correspondence from the office of Dr. Charles S.
Johnson, President of Fisk University. Sub-series (3) correspondence from Fisk University President,
Thomas E. Jones (1928-1947) and within this correspondence you will find correspondence from Sterling
Brown, Fred L. Brownlee, Paul D. Cravath, W. E. B. DuBois, James Welton Johnson, Fred McCuiston, of
the Julius Rosenwald Fund and others. The sub-series (4) covers correspondence form George St. John who
was the administrative assistant to President Charles S. Johnson. It is also apparent in his correspondence
that he assumes the position as acting dean. His correspondence is addressed to faculty members,
administrators, President Johnson and others at the University.
Inventory
Box-1 Folders 1-28
Series-I Correspondence-Family (Siblings, Nieces, Cousins, Marriages, In-Laws, StepChildren)
Sub-series-1-Siblings, Nieces, Cousins-1941-1954
1
Amanda P. Forrest -1943-1953 (Sister)
2
Minerva Dabney -1952-(Sister)
3
William P. Taylor-1943-1952-(Brother)
4
Edna F. Browne-1941-1947-(Cousin)
5
Elsie Mae Davis-1943-1954-nd - (Cousin)
6
Alice J. Lewis-1951-(Niece)
7
Family- Miscellaneous- (Jean)- 1946, nd
Sub-series- 2-Marriages-1926-1954
First Marriage-Correspondence- (1926-1941)
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8
Harriet Wilson- Taylor-1926-nd
9
Harriet Wilson-Taylor-1927
10
Harriet Wilson-Taylor-1928
11
Harriet Wilson-Taylor-Biography- nd
12
Harriet Wilson-Taylor Death-1941- nd
13
Harriet Wilson-Taylor-Grave Site-Fowler Cemetery -Association-1953
14
Harriet Wilson-Taylor-Scholarship-1942-1943
15
Harriet Wilson-Taylor-Miscellaneous-nd
Second Marriage-Correspondence- (1944-1953)
16
Catherine Brummel Buchanan Taylor, Aetna Insurance Company-1944
17
Catherine Brummel Buchanan Taylor-1945
18
Catherine Brummel Buchanan Taylor-1951 (December)-1952 (June
19
Catherine Brummel Buchanan Taylor-1952 (July)
20
Catherine Brummel Buchanan Taylor-1952 (August-September)
21
Catherine Brummel Buchanan Taylor-1952-nd (October)
22
Catherine Brummel Buchanan Taylor-1952 (November)
23
Catherine Brummel Buchanan Taylor-1952 (December)
24
Catherine Brummel Buchanan Taylor-953 (January)
25
Catherine Brummel Buchanan Taylor- 1953 (February-March)
26
Catherine Brummel Buchanan Taylor-1953 (April)
27
Catherine Brummel Buchanan Taylor-1953 (June)
28
Catherine Brummel Buchanan Taylor-1953 (July)
Box-2- Folders 1-21
Series- 1Correspondence-Family-Marriages- In-Laws-Step-Children)
Sub-series- 2-Marriages (Second Marriage)-1953-1954
1
Catherine Brummel Buchanan Taylor-1953 (September-13th-18th)
2
Catherine Brummel Buchanan Taylor-1953 (September 21st-30th)
3
Catherine Brummel Buchanan Taylor-1953 (October 1st-8th)
4
Catherine Brummel Buchanan Taylor-1953 (October 9th-5th)
5
Catherine Brummel Buchanan Taylor-1953 (October 16th-23rd)
6Catherine Brummel Buchanan Taylor-1953 (October 24th -30th)
7
Catherine Brummel Buchanan Taylor-1953 (November 1st-12th)
8
Catherine Brummel Buchanan Taylor-1953 (November 13th -30th)
9
Catherine Brummel Buchanan Taylor-1953 (December)
10
Catherine Brummel Buchanan Taylor-1954 (January)
11
Catherine Brummel Buchanan Taylor-1954 (February 1st-10th)
12
Catherine Brummel Buchanan Taylor-1954 (February 11th-Feb28th)
13
Catherine Brummel Buchanan Taylor-1954 (March)
14
Catherine Brummel Buchanan Taylor-1954 (April)
15
Catherine Brummel Buchanan Taylor-1954 (May)
16
Catherine Brummel Buchanan Taylor- Miscellaneous-1948-1953
Sub-series 3-In-Laws-Stepchildren
17
Devonia Helm (Catherine’s Sister)-1943-1947
18
Alruthus Taylor Buchanan (Ted) 1951-1952
19
Harold Archie Buchanan -1952
20
Harold Archie Buchanan -1953-1954
21
John Gilbert Buchanan- 1951-1954
Box-3- Folders 1-38
Series -11Correspondence-Personal Other Than Family
Sub-series -1-Personal- (Allen-Logan, Frenise A-) 1926-1953
1
Allen, Lillian-Allen, William-1945-nd
2
Amerson, Ralph W-1939-1946
3
Anderson, LeRoy-1936-1947
4
Application Requests-Graduate School-1929
5
Bacon-Bennett-1041-1951
6
Bowman, James (Lieutenant)- 1942-1945
7
Boyd, Henry A. -1932-1950
8
Bullard, Estella-1944-1950
9
Burroughs, E. B.-1949-1952 (Doctor)
10
Carey, Enid –Carey, Richard-1946-1947
11
Chappell, Paul-1944
12
Clifford-Coleman, J. -1926-1946
13
Coleman, Ruth, 1944-1946- nd
14
Cox, R.F.-Cox, J.K.C.-1945-1949
15
Crosier, Hildegarde-Hursey-1940-1949-(see also Dennis, Heldegrade-Crosier)
16
Danner-Dean-1944-1948
17
Dennis, Heldegrade-Crosier-1942-1945-(see also Crosier, Heldegrade)
18
Desmond, Flossie-Desmond, Frederick-1943-1953
19
Dismukes, Norvelle-1942-1949
20
Donaldson, J.E.-Donaldson, U.S.-1947-1949
21
DuBerry, William N-1948
22
Evans, G. H-Evans, J.H. B.-1949
23
Freeman, Mildred H-1949
24
Gore, George-1948
25
Griffey-Grolier-1941-1953
26
Henry, V. Horatio, 1945-1946
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
AA Taylor-Honorary Degree of Doctor of Letters-Hobart and William Smith Colleges,
1947
Jackson, Blyden-1948-1950
Jackson, Luther-1944-1949
Jim Reed Chevrolet Company-1953
Johnson, Emma Jean-1944
Jordan, Dorothy-1944-1948
S. Kann Sons Company-1943
Kennedy, Matthew, 1943-1946
King, Beulah-1948-1949
Lanier, R.O’Hara-1948
Logan, Frenise -1943-1945
Logan, Frenise A- 1946-1953
Box-4- Folders-1-46
Series-11Correspondence-Personal Other Than Family
Sub-series -1-Other Than Family- (Lobby-Woodson, Carter)- (1931-1954
1
Lobby, Z. Alexander-1931;1948
2
McCall, Madeline-1943-1952
3
McKissack, Calvin L-1935-1937
4
McNulty, Helen-1944-1945
5
Medical Concerns-1950
6
Mitchell, Cornelia V.-1948-1949
7
Nobel Peace Prize- Dr. Ralph Bunche in Oslo, Norway-nd
8
O’Neal, John-Paragon Drug Company-1939-1959
9
Parker, Frederick-1943-1951-nd
10
Penick, Bessie-Percy, Jones-1944-1954
11
Poag, Thomas-Queen, R.R.-1949-1950
12
Rambo, Marcus-1949 -copy of “New Leaf on the Rambos”) 0
13
Richardson, Henry J. Jr-1941-1954-nd
14
Schlesinger, A.M.-1942
15
Shaw, Salina-Smith, R. T.-1942-1952
16
Steele, Ina-Streator, George W-1947-1948
17
Trammel, H.M.-Upshaw, A. F-1939-1950
18
Wallace, Albert-1949
19
West, Harold D-1942-1953-(Elected 1st Black President of Meharry Medical
College)
20
White, Agnes, B- Wilson, Dwight-1948-1954
21
Woodson, Carter, G.-1941-1948-nd
22
Miscellaneous-1935-1952-nd
Sub-series -2-Personal-Business Affairs-1939-1954
23
Aetna Life Insurance Company-1944
24
Alexander, Raymond Pace Law Office-1947
25
American Equitable Assurance Company of New York-1940
26
American National Bank-1944-1951
27
Associated Publishers-1940-1954
28
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History-1951-1953
29
Castner-Knott Dry Goods Company-1944
30
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company-1947
31
Continental Casualty Company-1948
32
Fletcher American National Bank Indianpolis-1944-1951
33
General Tire and Rubber Company-1953-1954
34
Harvard Club of Birmingham-1952-nd
35
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company-1944
36
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York-1939-1954
37
National Bar Association-1941
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
National Urban League-1951
North Carolina Mutual Insurance Company-1944Railroad men’s Federal Savings and Loan Association-1944-1954
Real Estate Mortgage and Guaranty Corporation-1944
Retirement Fund for Lay Workers (New York)-1952
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company-1949
Supreme Liberty Life Insurance Company- (W. F. Savoy-Switt, R.T.)-19481953-nd
45
Weber and Judd Co. Pharmacists-1940-1947
46
Worchester Five Cents Saving Bank-1952
Box-5- Folders 1-41
Series- 11Correspondence-Personal-General-Other Than Family
Sub-series-2-Personal-General-Business Affairs-1930-1954
1
American Conservatory-Armstrong High School-1938-1940
2
Banks-Bartlett-1931-1948
3
Booker Washington High School, Ashland, Kentucky-1947
4
Bradley-Busse-1941-1949
5
Calloway, N.O.-1944
6
Cartwright-Columbia-1935-1948
7
Dorsey, L.-Favors, Katherine-1939-1947
8
Gear, Frances-Hays -1936-1946
9
Hehn, Robert-Houston, Leontine-1937-1945
10
Johnson, Leory-Jones, W. M. -1937-1950
11
Kirksey-Logan-1941-1954
12
Matthaws, R. L. – McGee-1940-1948
13
Merry-Mitchell-1930-1947
14
Nash-North-1941-1952
15
Packard-Pugh-1931-1954
16
Radio Broadcast-The Blue Network-Russell-1940-944
17
Savoy-Sheeler -1930-1953
18
Slater-Stubblefield-United-1930-1953
19
Veterans Affairs-1942-1946
20
War-Wood-1939-1948
21
World- Z-1930-1951
22
Miscellaenous-1940-1954-nd
Sub-series-3-Personal General-Bereavements-Condolence-1930-1948
23
Allison-Childress-1933-1940-nd
24
Cochran-Crosthwaite-1933-1943-nd
25
Daniels-Franklin, J.H.1931-1948
26
Green-Irons-1932-1943
27
Johnson-Jones-1933-1941
28
Lawson-Mason-1930-1940
29
Napier-1938-1940
30
Patterson-Roberts-1931-1941-nd
31
Roman-1934
32
Rowan-Turner-1934-1943
33
Walker-Work -1932-1942
34
Miscellaneous-1933
Sub-series-4-Personal General-Elementary and Secondary Schools-1931-48
35
Ballard High School (Macon, GA)-1946
36
Belzoni Colored High School (Belzoni, Mississippi)-1946
37
Booker Washington High School (Ashland, KY)-1947
38
Booker T. Washington High School (East Chattanooga, TN)-1941
39
Booker T. Washington High School (Houston, TX) 1948
40
Central High School (Louisville, KY)-1936
41
Champion Avenue Junior High School (Columbus, OH)-1931
Box -6- Folders-1-56
Series -11Correspondence-Personal-General-Other Than Family
Sub-series -4-Personal General-Elementary and Secondary Schools-1931-52
1
Charleston Public Schools (Charleston, SC)-1945
2
Christian County Colored Schools (Hopkinsville, KY)-1932
3
Clarke Training School (Mt. Pleasant, TN)-1942
4
Columbia High School (South Orange and Maplewood, N. J.)-1936
5
Crispus Attucks High School (Indianapolis, Indiana)-1937
6
Douglass High School (Huntington, West Virginia)-1949
7
Durham City Schools (Durham, N.C.)-1934
8
Ford Green Elementary School (Nashville, TN)-1948
9
Franklin Training School (Franklin, TN)-1936
10
Gaudet Episcopal High School (New Orleans, LA)-1949
11
George Clem High School (Greensville, TN)-1949
12
Goshen Public Schools (Goshen, NY)-1937
13
Knob City High School (Russellville, KY)-1936
14
Louisville Public Schools (Louisville, KY)-1931
15
Miller High School (Detroit, MI)-1945
16
Mobile County Training School (Plateau, AL)-1937
17
Lincoln County Colored High School (Fayetteville, TN)-1934
18
Lincoln High School (Stanford, KY), 1940-1947
19
Lincoln High School and Lincoln Elementary School-(Evansville, IN)-1937
20
Lincoln Institute of Kentucky (Lincoln Ridge, KY)-1945
21
Oliver High School (Winchester, KY)-1948-1949
22
Pearl High School (Nashville, TN)-1931-1952
23
Piney Woods School (Piney Woods, Mississippi)-nd
24
St. Louis Public School (St. Louis, Missouri)-1932-1934
25
Turner Junior High School (Carthage, TN)-1945
26
Washington Irving High School (Tarrytown, NY)-1937
27
Miscellaneous-1936-1938
Sub-series-5-Personal General-Publishers-1928-1953
28
Associated Publishers, Inc. (NY)-941-1951
29
The Blue Book of Celebrates-928-1929
30
Bulletin of Commerce-1949
31
Dictionary of American History-Directory of American Scholars-1937- nd
32
Dodd, Mead and Company, (Faculty Book Fellowship)-Houghton, Mifflin Company1939-1940
33
Journal of Higher Education- Journal of Negro History-1943-1948
34
Labor Vanguard- ( see also Vanguard)-National Educational Outlook (Washington,
D.C.)-937-1945
35
Negro College Quartely-1944
36
New International Encyclopedia-The New International Year Book-1929-1939
37
Social Service: A Quarterly Survey- Vanguard-1947-1950-(see also Labor Vanguard)
38
Who’s Important in Education-1944
39
Who Knows-And What-nd
40
Who’s Who in America-1944-1952
41
Who’s Who in America Education-1947-1949
42
Who’s Who in Colored America-nd
43
Who’s Who in Tennessee-World Reports-1941-1946
44
Miscellaneous-1940-1953-nd
Sub-series-6-Personal-Community Centers-1940-1951
45
Bethlehem Center-1943-1945
46
Bethlehem Center, 1946
47
Bethlehem Center-1947-1948;1953
48
Bethlehem Center-Meetings/Minutes- 1945
49
50
51
52
53
54
Bethlehem Center-Meetings/Minutes- 1946
Bethlehem Center-Meetings/Minutes-1947-1948
Bethlehem Center-Financial Statements-American National Bank-1945-1946
Bethlehem Center-Financial Statements-McKissack Brothers-Bills and
Receipts-1945-1946
Bethlehem Center-Newsletter-Bethlehem Star-1940-1941
Bethlehem Center-Miscellaneous-1946-nd
Box-7- Folders-1-39
Series -11Correspondence-Personal-General-Other Than Family- Interviews- Speaking
Engagements-Associations- Organizations and Societies Memberships
Sub-series-7-Personal-Interviews-Speaking Engagements-1933-1943
1
Personal-Interviews-“The Golden Hour”, California Eagle Newspaper 1940
2
Personal- Speaking Engagement Requests-1933-1943
Sub-series -8-Personal-Associations-Organizations & Societies Memberships-1931-1953
3
Advisory Board of the Encyclopedia of the Negro-1938
4
Agora Assembly- 1943-1944
5
Agora Assembly- 1945-January-May
6
Agora Assembly -1945-June-July
7
Agora Assembly-1945-August-November
8
Agora Assembly- 1946
9
Agora Assembly- 1947
10
Agora Assembly-1948
11
Agora Assembly-1949-1950
12
Agora Assembly-1953-1954
13
Agricultural History Society-1940
14
American Association of University Professors- 1936-1944
15
American Historical Association-American Military Institute-1932-1950
16
American Political Science Association-1944
17
Eugene Field Society, Honorary Membership-(Conferred upon him in recognition of his
outstanding contribution to contemporary literature-nd
18
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity-1935-1949
19
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity- Alpha Mu Chapter-1948
20
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity- Chi Chapter-1934
21
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity- Tau Lambda Chapter1931-January-February
22
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity- Tau Lambda Chapter-1931-March-May
23
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity- Tau Lambda Chapter-1931-1932-July-November
24
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity- Tau Lambda Chapter-1933
25
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity- Tau Lambda Chapter-1934 -January-June
26
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity- Tau Lambda Chapter-1934 -July-December
27
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity- Tau Lambda Chapter-1935-1940
28
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity- Tau Lambda Chapter-1941-1943
29
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity- Tau Lambda Chapter-1945-nd
30
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity- Tau Lambda Chapter 1946-1947
31
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity- Tau Lambda Chapter-1948-1951-nd
32
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity- Tau Lambda Chapter History-1950
33
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity- XI Lambda and Theta Chapter-1934
33A
Lambda Eta Sigma-Alpha and Alpha Gamma Chapters-(Tennessee A & I State College)1944
34
Phi Beta Kappa-1950
35
Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity -1940-1951
36
Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity- (Chi Boule)-1944-1951
37
Harvard Club of Birmingham-1953
38
Southern Conference for Human Welfare-nd
39
Southern Historical Association- 1946
Box-8- Folders-1-37
Series 111Personal-Miscellaneous Materials-(Addresses, Publications, Writings (Books
Reviews) & Collections)
Sub-series- 1-Addresses
1
“The Challenge to Education Today” (Draft)-nd
2
“Convocation Remarks”, Fisk University- September 25, 1946
3
“Fisk University and the Nashville Community-1866-1900
4
“The Greater Fisk and her Distinctive Task- nd
5
“The Meaning of a Fisk Welcome”- nd
6
“Thrill at Hearing Fisk Jubilee Singers in Childhood”, nd
Sub-series-2-Writings- Publications
6A
Biography-AA Taylor-1942-nd
7
(Book Reviews) -A.A. Taylor-“Clara” by Lonnie Coleman- 1951
8
(Book Reviews) -A.A. Taylor-“Dubois’s Black Reconstruction- “for the New England
Quarterly- 1935
9
(Book Reviews) -A.A. Taylor, “The Negro Freedman: Life Conditions of the American
Negro in the Early Years after Emancipation”.By Henderson H. Donald-1952
10
Published Works-The Negro in Tennessee-1939-1943
11
Published Works-History of Fisk-Included in Encyclopedia Britannica –Alrutheus
Ambush Taylor- 1948
12
Published Works-The Need of Negro Americans in Tennessee for “Graduate and
Professional Education” by AA Taylor, Phd and S O. Roberts, Phd- 1946
13
Unpublished Works-History of Fisk University, (Miscellaneous Research Materials)Miscellaneous Research- 1841-1898
14
Unpublished Works-History of Fisk University-Miscellaneous Research Materials- Fisk
University Incorporated- 1867-1901
15
Unpublished Works-History of Fisk University-Miscellaneous Research Materials-19331946
16
17
18
19
Unpublished Works-History of Fisk University, (Miscellaneous Research MaterialsFormer Fisk Administrators, Faculty, Trustees, Staff-Biographical Data-Henry S.Bennett
1838-1895-nd
20
Unpublished Works-History of Fisk University-Miscellaneous Research MaterialsFormer Fisk Administrators, Faculty, Trustees, Staff-Biographical Data-Arna Bontemps1945
21
Unpublished Works-History of Fisk University-Miscellaneous Research MaterialsFormer Fisk Administrators, Faculty, Trustees, Staff-Biographical Data-Frederick, A.
Chase-1833-1904-Erastus Milo Cravath-1838-1895-nd
22
Unpublished Works-History of Fisk University-Miscellaneous Research MaterialsFormer Fisk Administrators, Faculty, Trustees, Staff-Biographical Data-Aaron Douglasnd
23
Unpublished Works-History of Fisk University-Miscellaneous Research MaterialsFormer Fisk Administrators, Faculty, Trustees, Staff-Biographical Data-General Clinton
B. Fisk-1822-1890-nd
24
Unpublished Works-History of Fisk University-Miscellaneous Research MaterialsFormer Fisk Administrators, Faculty, Trustees, Staff-Biographical Data-Elmer Samuel
Imes-nd
25
Unpublished Works-History of Fisk University-Miscellaneous Research MaterialsFormer Fisk Administrators, Faculty, Trustees, Staff-Biographical Data-Thomas Elsa
Jones-1946-nd
26
Unpublished Works-History of Fisk University-Miscellaneous Research MaterialsFormer Fisk Administrators, Faculty, Trustees, Staff-Biographical Data-Helen G.
Morgan-1846-1914-nd
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
Unpublished Works-History of Fisk University-Miscellaneous Research Materials
Former Fisk Administrators, Faculty, Trustees, Staff-Biographical Data-John Ogden 1824-1910-nd
Unpublished Works-History of Fisk University-Miscellaneous Research MaterialsFormer Fisk Administrators, Faculty, Trustees, Staff-Biographical Data-Carl Parrish1946
Unpublished Works-History of Fisk University-Miscellaneous Research MaterialsFormer Fisk Administrators, Faculty, Trustees, Staff-Biographical Data-Adam Knight
Spence-1866-1951
Unpublished Works-History of Fisk University-Miscellaneous Research MaterialsFormer Fisk Administrators, Faculty, Trustees, Staff-Biographical Data-Randall L Tyus
1946
Unpublished Works-History of Fisk University-Miscellaneous Research MaterialsFormer Fisk Administrators, Faculty, Trustees, Staff-Biographical Data-C. E. Van Horn
Unpublished Works-History of Fisk University-Miscellaneous Research MaterialsFormer Fisk Administrators, Faculty, Trustees, Staff-Biographical Data-Lillian W.
Voorhees -1896-1946
Unpublished Works-History of Fisk University-Miscellaneous Research MaterialsFormer Fisk Administrators, Faculty, Trustees, Staff-Biographical Data-George L. White
1838-1895
Unpublished Works-History of Fisk University-Miscellaneous Research MaterialsDepartmental Histories-Languages at Fisk-1928-1948
Unpublished Works-History of Fisk University-Miscellaneous Research Materials-Ella
Shepard and the Fisk Jubilee Singers-1949
Unpublished Works-History of Fisk University-Miscellaneous Research Materials-Draft
Data-1866-1951
Box-9- Folders-1-36
Series- 111Personal-Miscellaneous Materials-(Addresses, Publications, Writings, Books
Reviews & Collections)
Sub-series-3-Personal-Programs- (Appeared on Programs or attended Professional MeetingsBiography-(1928-1951)
1
Biography-Countee Cullen- 1903-1946
Programs
2
Agora Assembly Banquet, February 14, 1946
3
Alpha Phi Alpha Program, 1949
4
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History- 1938
5
Booker Washington High School Commencement-Ashland, Kentucky- 1934
6
Booker Washington Day-Meharry Medical College-1951
7
Middle Tennessee Teachers’ Association,-1928-1933
8
Negro History Week- 1932-1934
9
Planned Parenthood Federation of America-1944-10
The Preservation of Peace, Annual Meeting-1928
11
Sigma Pi Phi (Chi Boule)- 1949
12
Southern Historical Association-Twelfth Annual Meeting-1944,1946
13
Spruce Street Baptist Church Emancipation-Celebration- January 1,1942
14
Tennessee Agricultural and Industrial State College-Convocation Exercise- 1945
15
Wilson County Training High School -Annual Commencement-1946
16
Obituary- Mrs. O. D. Chambers- 1949
17
Obituary- Mrs. J. H. Dismukes- 1949
18
Obituary- Mrs. Woodie Esther Wright- 1951
19
Miscellaneous- 1952
Sub-series-4-Personal- Miscellaneous Materials (Announcements, Cards)- (1944-1952)
20
Birth-1951-1952- nd
21
Commencement Exercises-1944-1946
22
Marriage-1942-1944
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
-34
35
36
Marriage-1946-1947
Miscellaneous- 1944-1950-nd
Cards
Birthday Cards- nd
Christmas Cards- (A-B)-1952
Christmas Cards- (C)-1952
Christmas Cards- (D-F)-1952
Christmas Cards- (G-H)-1952
Christmas Cards- (J-L)-1952
Christmas Cards- (M-P)-1952
Christmas Cards- (Q-R)-1952
Christmas Cards- (S)-1952
Christmas Cards- (T-Y)-1952- nd
Miscellaneous- 1952- nd
Miscellaneous- nd
Box-10- Folders-1-30
Series-111Personal-Miscellaneous Materials-(Invitations,Tickets)
Sub-series-5-Invitations-(1933-1953)
1
A & I State College-1937-1949
2
Capers Memorial CME Church-(Nashville, TN)-1938
3
Church of the Holy Trinity-(Nashville, TN)-1931
4
Commencement-Colleges and Universities-1945-1949 (A-F)
5
Commencement-Colleges and Universities-1944-1948- (H)
6
Commencement-Colleges and Universities-1947-1948 (M)
7
Commencement-Colleges and Universities-1944-1948 (R-T)
8
Commencement-Secondary Schools-1946
9
Cosmopolitan Community Church-(Chattanooga, TN)-1949
10
Concerts- nd
11
Dance-Miscellaneous, 1947- nd
12
Dinner-Fisk University-Honoring Dr. Charles S. Johnson- (NY)-1947
13
Dinner-Fisk University-Honoring Dr. W.E.B. DuBois (NY)-1948
14
Dinner-Fisk University-Miscelleanous-1940-19460-nd
15
Diocese of Tennessee-The Bishop and Council-(Chattanooga, TN)-1933
16
Fraternities-Alpha Phi Alpha (Tau Lambda Chapter)-1945-1946
17
Fraternities-Phi Beta Kappa-nd-(Establishment of Delta Chapter on A & I College
Campus-nd
18
Humanities Institute Meeting-Fisk University-1948
19
Inauguration-College Presidents-1935-1948
20
Lecture Series-1944-1948
21
Planned Parenthood Federation of America-1946
22
Saint John AME Church (Nashville, TN)-1933
23
Speaking Engagements-Colleges and Universities-1945
24
Speaking Secondary Schools-1939;1947
25
Tea-Honoring Mary E. Spence -1939-(Portrait of Professor Adam K. Spence
Unveiled-Artist-Betseu Graves Reyneau)
26
Weddings-1944-1948 (A-C)
27
Wedding -1944-1947 (J-T)
28
Young Men Christian Association- n.d
29
Miscellaneous 1933-1944
30
Miscellaneous -1948-1953
Box-11- Folders -1-4
Series-IIIPersonal-Miscellaneous-Photographs
Sub-series-6-Photographs
11-1
Anderson, Leroy (Capt) (Friend)-1943
11-2
11-3
11-4
Armstrong High School-1908
Bowman, James G, (Lt.) Friend-1943
Mrs. Catherine Taylor ?-nd
Box-12 Folders-1-38
Series IVCorrespondence-Office of the Dean-Board of Trustees -1935-1950
Sub-series -1-Trustees-General -(1935-1949)
1
Board of Trustees-General-1937-1947
2
Board of Trustees-Academic Tenure-1935
3
Board of Trustees- Honorary Degree- J. C. Napier-1935
4
Board of Trustees-Hollingsworth Wood- 1938-Vice-Chair
5
Board of Trustees-Hollingsworth Wood- 1940-1941-Vice-Chair
6
Board of Trustees-Hollingsworth Wood-1943-1949-Vice-Chair
7
Board of Trustees-General Education Board Endowment Proposal-1946
8
Board of Trustees-Memorandum of a Conference held in the Office of
William Hume, American Trust Building-1946
Sub-series -2-Trustees Minutes-(1931-1950)
9
Board of Trustees-Minutes-1931-1933
10
Board of Trustees- Minutes-1938
11
Board of Trustees- Minutes-1940
12
Board of Trustees-Minutes-1941
13
Board of Trustees-Report of the Interim Administrative Committee of Fisk -UniversityOctober 22, 1946
14
Board of Trustees-Minutes-February 9, 1947
15
Board of Trustees- Minutes-April 26, 1947
16
Board of Trustees-Minutes-April 26,1947-Report of the Interim Administrative
Committee of Fisk University
17
Board of Trustees-Tenure-Sabbatical Leave for Faculty-1950
Series- V-Correspondence-Office of the Dean-Office of the Presidents (Fisk University)
Sub-series-1- Thomas E. Jones (1927-1947)
18
Thomas E. Jones-Academic Tenure-1944- nd
19
Thomas E. Jones-Administrative Relationships-1927; 1938
20
Thomas E. Jones-Administrative- Organization of the College of Liberal Arts Lower
Division and Upper Divisions-1938
21
Thomas E. Jones-Administrative- Relationships-1940-1941
22
Thomas E. Jones-Administrative- Relationships-1944
23
Thomas E. Jones-African Students to Study in U.S.-1930-1937
24
Thomas E. Jones-Air Field Purchase -1944
25
Thomas E. Jones-Alumni Clinic- 1934
26
Thomas E. Jones- Alumni Trustee- 1927
27
Thomas E. Jones- Building and Ground-1943-1944
28
Thomas E. Jones- Civilian Public Service-Reserve Training Corps-1943
29
Thomas E. Jones- Commencement-1938-1945
30
Thomas E. Jones- Committee Assignments-1927-1945
31
Thomas E. Jones- Communication Center-Fisk University-1944
32
Thomas E. Jones- Course of Study-Faculty-1933-1946
33
Thomas E. Jones- Faculty Issues-1943-1946
34
Thomas E. Jones- Faculty Meetings-1945
35
Thomas E. Jones- Faculty Salaries-1931-1946
36
Thomas E. Jones- Faculty Status-1931-1942
37
38
Box-13- Folders 1-33
Series- VCorrespondence-Office of the Dean-Office of the President (Fisk University)
Sub-series-1-Thomas E. Jones (1927-1947)
1
Thomas E. Jones-1943-1945
2
Fisk University-Seventy-Fifth Anniversary-1940
3
Friends Work Camp-1944
4
Harvard University Tercentenary Celebration-1936
5
Humanities Institute-1944
-6
Intercollegiate Competition among Negro Colleges- 1937
7
International Student Center- 1946
8
Louisiana –Non Resident Cooperative Study leading to Master of Arts Degree at Fisk1943
9
Thomas E. Jones Resignation/Citation- 1945-1946
10
Lectures-1934-1945
11
Moore’s House Fire-193112
Music Department-Degree Program-1935
14
Regional Professional Schools-For Negroes-1943
15
Staff Status-1937-1945
16
Student Issues-1927-1945 -Restricted (Letter of March 18, 1944)
`17
Survey Report-Health and Sanitary-1945
18
Teaching Positions-1931-1946
19
Tennessee Women’s -Christian Union-1931
20
Tennessee Valley Authority-Internship-1936-1937
21
Testing and Counseling -1946
22
Travel Grant Program Department of State-1945
23
Veterans Issues-1943-1946
24
Whiteville Interns-1944
25
General-1927-1930
26
General-1931 (Jul-Sept)
27
General-1931 (July-September)
28
General-1932-1933
29
General-1934-1935
30
General-1936-1940, nd
31
General-1941-1943
32
General-1944-1945
33
General-1945-1947
Series-VCorrespondence-Office of the Dean-Office of the President (Fisk University)
Sub-series-2-Charles S. Johnson- Phd-(1947-1953)
1
Committee Assignments-1947-1951
2
Committee on Un-American Activities-1949
3
Finding Committee Report-Student Leaders Training -Retreat-1947
4
Faculty-1947-1949
5
Faculty Contracts and Tenure-1947-1950
6
Faculty Meeting-1947-1950
7
Faculty Teaching Position-1947
8
9
10
Faculty and Staff- 1947
11
General Conference of UNESCO- 1946
12
Haiti-Fisk Education -Exchange Program-1949
13
History of Fisk University-1951-1953
14
National Conference -Higher Education Report-1949
15
National Institute -Internship Competition-1947
16
Site Visit-1948
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Students Issues -1947-1949
General-1946-1947 (Including 1947-Remarks on the occasion of dinner in honor of
president elect Johnson)
General-1948-January-June
General-1948-July-December
General-1949- January
General-February-March 1949
General-1949 (April-June)
General-1950-1953
Series-VICorrespondence-Office of Dean-Administrators-Fisk University
Sub-series-1-Office of the-Acting Dean-Harold F. Smith-1932-1935-Acting Dean
25
Acting Dean-Acting Dean-Smith, Harold F.-1932
26
Acting Dean-Acting Dean-Smith, Harold F.-1933-1934
27
Acting Dean-Acting Dean-Smith, Harold F.-1935-January-March
28
Acting Dean-Acting Dean-Smith, Harold F.-1935-April-May
Box-15- Folders 1-30
Series- VICorrespondence-Office of the Dean-Administrative-Administrators-Fisk University
Sub-series -2- -Office of Registrar - (Admission, Registrars)-(1929-1949)
1
Admission-1938-1945
2
Enrollment, June-1949
3
Grades-1930
4
Birch, Theresa A.-Registrar-1929-1930
5
Holloway, Josephine G.-1930-1937
6
Shane, Mary D. (Acting Registrar)-1930-1949- nd
7
Smith, Harold F. (Registrar and Director of the Lower Division)-1932-1939
8
Smith, Harold F. (Registrar and Director of the Lower Division)-1940-1946
9
Smith, Harold F.-1947-1948
10
Smith, Harold F.-1949-1950
Sub-Sub-series 1-Administrators-Office of the Registrar-Listing and Classification of Students
11
Alphabetical List of Students, Fall Quarter-1927-1928
12
Pre-Registration List-1935-1941 (2nd Semesters)
13
Pre-Registration List-1942-1944 (1st and 2nd Semesters)
14
Pre-Registration List-1946-1948-nd (1st Semester)
15
Registration by Sophomores of their Choices of Major and Minor Subjects in which they
will pursue candidacy for Bachelor of Arts Degrees-1937
16
Registration by Sophomore Lists of their Choices of Major and Minor Subjects in which
they will pursue candidacy for Bachelor of Arts Degrees-1944-1945
17
Registration-by Sophomores of their Choices of Major and Minor Subjects in which they
will pursue candidacy for Bachelor of Arts Degrees-1946-1948
18
Students-Junior Class-Major/Minor Subjects-1949-1950
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Students-(Accepted) Fall Quarter-1930-1931
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Students-(Accepted) Winter Quarter-1931-1932
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Students-Accepted) 933-1934
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Students-(Accepted) 1934-1935
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Students-Accepted) 1938-1939
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Students-Accepted 1940-1941
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Students-Accepted 1941-1942
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Students-Classification-1927-1930
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Box-16- Folders1-35
Series -VICorrespondence-Office of the Dean-Administrative-Administrators-Fisk University
Sub-series -2-Administrators-Office of Registrar - (Admission, Registrars)-(1929-1949)
Sub-Sub-series 1-Office of the Registrars-Listings-/Classification and Geographic
Distribution of Students Folders 1-35
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Students Classification-1945-1946
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General-Student-General -Miscelleanous-1930-1931
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Students-General- Miscelleanous-1932-1933
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Students-General-Miscellaneous-1933-1934
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General –Miscelleanous-1934-1935
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Students-General-Miscelleanous-1935-1940
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Students-General-Miscellaneous- Students-1941-1950
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Students-Geographic Distribution-1929-1931
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Geographic Distribution-1932-1935
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Scholarship Averages of Fraternities and Sororities-1931-1932
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Students-Proportion of Graduates-During Past Five Years Who Entered Fisk as
Freshmen-nd
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Miscellaneous listing-1933-nd
Sub-series -3- Dean of Men-1927-1949
AA Taylor (1927-1928
1
AA Taylor-Ambrose Caliver, Dean Fisk University-1927-1928
2
AA Taylor-Student Issues-1926-1927 September
3
AA Taylor-Student Issues-1927 October
4
AA Taylor-Student Issues-1927November-December
5
AA Taylor-1928-January-March-nd
7
AA Taylor- Student Issues-1928-April-May; August
Lloyd Cofer-1931-1934
8
Cofer, Lloyd M.-1931-1934- nd-Restricted
William Faulkner-1935-1949
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Faulkner, William J-1935-1936
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11
Faulkner, William J-1937-1940-n.d.
Henderson Johnson-1948-1949
12
Johnson, Henderson A-1948-1949-nd
Sub-series -4- Dean of Women-1929-1949
Juliette Derricotte-1929-1931
13
Derricotte, Juliette, Aline -1929-1930
14
Derricotte, Juliette, Aline -1930-1931-October-November (November 1931-Viola Goin,
Acting Dean of Women)
Viola White-Goin -1931-1933 (Acting Dean)
15
Goin, Viola-White-Acting Dean-1931-November-December
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Goin, Viola-White (Acting Dean)-1932-January-March
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Goin, Viola-White -Acting Dean-1932-May-December-Restricted
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Goin, Viola-White-1933-March-April-Restricted
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Goin, Viola-White -Acting Dean- nd -Restricted
Juanita Saddler-1933-1934
20
Saddler, Juanita J -1933-1934-Restricted
Thelma Mitchell Rambo-1935-1936
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Rambo, Thelma Mitchell-1935-1936 -Restricted
Mayme Upshaw Foster-1936-1949
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Foster, Mayme Upshaw-1936-August-1939
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Foster, Mayme Upshaw-1940-1944
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Foster, Mayme Upshaw-1945-1948
25
Foster, Mayme Upshaw-1949
26
Foster, Mayme-Body of Proposals for improving the treatment of Pledges and
probationers of fraternities and sororities at Fisk University
27
Foster, Mayme-Women Students Who Participate in Recognized Campus ExtraCurricular Activities-1947-1948
28
Employment Applications-1931-1946
Box-18-Folders-1-27
Sub-series-5-Dean of the Chapel-1930-1948
William J. Faulkner
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2
Faulkner, William J-1948
3
Chapel Assembly-1930-September-December
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Chapel Assembly-1931-January-February
5
Chapel Assembly-1931-March-May
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Chapel Assembly-1931-October- Schedule Speakers for Fall Quarter-1931-1934
7
Chapel Assembly-1935-1940
8
Fisk Union Church-1937-1948 (Include Diagram of Seating)
Sub-series-6-Office of Alumni Affairs-1930-1950
Secretary Andrew J. Allison-1930-1946
9
Alumni Secretary-1929-1930
10
Alumni Secretary-Allison, Andrew J-1931
11
Alumni Secretary-Allison, Andrew J-1932-1936
12
Alumni Secretary-Allison, Andrew J-1938-1946-nd
Secretary Helen Young-1947-1950
13
Alumni Secretary-Howard, Helen Young-1947-1950-nd
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Alumni Fund Association-Fisk University-1930
15
Alumni Placement Office-1930-1943
Alumni Field Agent-Howard L. Bennett-1936-1938
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Student Recruitment Bennett, L. Howard-1936-1937
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Bennett, L. Howard-1937-1938
Alumni Field Agent-Randall Tyus
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Tyus, Randall-1941
Student Recruitments-Feeding Schools-Listing-1931-1932
Student Recruitments Feeding Schools-Listing-1932-1937
Christmas Cards-A-C-1932
Christmas Cards- D-G-1932
Christmas Cards-H-L -1932
Christmas Cards-A-C -1933
Christmas Cards-D-G-1933
Christmas Cards-H-L-1933
Series-VICorrespondence-Office of the Dean-Administrative-Administrators-Fisk University
Sub-series-7-Office of Publicity/Public Relations- (1940-1950)
1
Publicity/Public Relations-1946
2
Publicity/Public Relations-Press Book Fisk Jubilee Singers-nd
Luanna J. Bowles- Director
3
Bowles, Luanna J, Director-1937-1940
Theodore Yoder, Director-1945-1947
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Yoder, Theodore- Director- (Report of the Director)-1945-1947
5
Suggestions for Publicity Chairmen of Various Campus Groups at Fisk UniversityCompiled by the Office of Public Relations, March 12, 1948
Ethel B. Gilbert, Director-1931-1940
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Gilbert, Ethel B.-Director-Press Releases-1931-1932
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Gilbert, Ethel B.-Director-Press Releases-nd
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Press Releases-1938-1940
Theodore O. Yoder, Director-Press Releases
9
Press Releases-1945
10
Yoder, Theodore O-Director-Press Releases- 1946-April-June
11
Yoder, Theodore O-Director-Press Releases-1946 July-September
12
Yoder, Theodore O- Director-Press Releases-1946-October-December
13
Yoder, Theodore O- Director-Press Releases-1947-January-June
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Yoder, Theodore O-Director-Press Releases-1947-March-September
Frank F. Lee, Director-1948-1950
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Lee, Frank F-Director-Press Releases-1948-September
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Lee, Frank F-Director-Press Releases-1948-October
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Lee, Frank F-Director-Press Releases-1948-November 1-9
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Lee, Frank F-Director-Press Releases-1948-November 15-December
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Lee, Frank F-Director-Press Releases-1949-January
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Lee, Frank F-Director-Press Releases-1949-February-March
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Lee, Frank F-Director-Press Releases-1949-May-June
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Lee, Frank F-Director-Press Releases-1949-July-December
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Lee, Frank F-Director-Press Releases-1950-January
24
Lee, Frank F-Director-Press Releases-1950-February
25
Lee, Frank F-Director-Press Releases-Miscellaneous-nd
Box-20- Folders- 1-22
Sub-series-8-Department of Business and Finance-1929-1953
1
Office of the Comptroller-Dean’s Conference Fund-1930-1931
Jesse F. Beals-1929-1942 (Comptroller)
2
Beals, Jesse F-1929-1930
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4
Budget-Beals, Jesse F-1931-1934-nd
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Beals, Jesse F-1935-1936-1935-36-(Budget included)
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Cashier-Creswell, Isaiah T-1929-1942
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Comptroller-Creswell, Isaiah T-Schedules and Accounts-1933-1934-nd
Isaiah T Creswell-1943-1953-Comptroller
Creswell, Isaiah T-1943-1944
Creswell, Isaiah T-1945
Creswell, Isaiah T-1949-1953
W.D. Hawkins, Cashier/Accountant-1939-1950
Office of the Comptroller-Cashier/Accountant-Hawkins, W. D., Jr.-1939-1947
Office of the Comptroller-Cashier/Accountant-Hawkins, W. D., Jr.-1948-1950-nd
Office of the Comptroller-Fisk University-Budget-Revised Budget-1943-1944-October
15, 1943
Office of the Comptroller-Fisk University-Financial Report for Year Ended June 30,
1944
1949
1951 (2 copies)
1952 (2 copies)
Office of the Comptroller-Fisk University-Financial Report for Year Ended June
30, 1953
Box-21- Folders- 1-42
Series -VICorrespondence-Office of the Dean-Administrative-Administrators-Fisk University
Sub-series 8 -Department of Business and Finance-1929-1953
Sub-Sub-series-1-Comptroller- Bills and Receipts-1930-1950 -Requests for Repairs and
Improvements-Folders 34-36-1946-1948
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Bills and Receipts-Fisk University-Check Warrants-1930-1937
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Bills and Receipts-Fisk University-Check Warrants-1938
4
Bills and Receipts-Fisk University-Check Warrants-1939
5
Bills/Invoices and Receipts-Fisk University-Check Warrants-1940
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Bills and Receipts-Fisk University-Invoices-1930-1937
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Bills and Receipts-Fisk University-Invoices-1941-1951
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Bills and Receipts-Fisk University-Purchase Requisitions-1930
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Bills and Receipts-Fisk University-Purchase Requisitions-1944-1946
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Bills and Receipts-Fisk University-Purchase Requisitions-1947-1950
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Bills and Receipts-Fisk University-Receipts-1928-1945
27
Bills and Receipts-Fisk University-Receipts-1946
28
Bills and Receipts-Fisk University-Receipts-Endowment-1947 January
29
Bills and Receipts-Fisk University-Receipts-Endowment/Scholarships-1947-February
30
Bills and Receipts-Fisk University-Receipts-Endowment/Scholarships-1947-March-April
31
Bills and Receipts-Fisk University-Receipts-Endowment/Jubilee Singers-1947-May-July
32
Bills and Receipts-Fisk University-Receipts-Miscellaneous-1930-1949- nd
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Bills and Receipts-Fisk University-Receipts-Miscellaneous--1949-1950- nd
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Bills and Receipts-Fisk University-Request for Repairs and Improvements-1946
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Bills and Receipts-Fisk University-Requests for Repairs and Improvements-1947
35
Bills and Receipts-Fisk University- Requests for Repairs and Improvements-1948
36
Bills and Receipts-Fisk University Requests for Repairs and Improvements-1949
Sub-Subseries-2-Correspondence-Administratos-Department of Building and Grounds-(19291947)
37
Superintendent of Plant-Anderson, J E-1929-1930
38
Christman, Mrs. William-1938-1947
39
Custodian-Cox, B F-1937-1944
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Superintendent-Miller, H H-1943-1945
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Classroom Facilities-nd
Sub-series- 9-Department of Health Service-(1932-1937)
42
Department of Health Service-1932-1937-see also Student Health Service
Series -VIICorrespondence-Office of the Dean-Administrative-Academics
Sub-series-1- Departments
Archives-Social Sciences-1929-1954
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Archives Department-1948-1950
Art Department-1936-1948-nd
Chemistry Departments-1933
Chemistry Department-1944-1945
Chemistry Department-Infraired Spectroscopy Project-1945
Education Department-1936-1950
English Department-1934-1938
Health and Physical Education Department-1935-1950-nd
History and Government-1934-1948
Shores, Louis S-Librarian-1929
Shores, Louis S-Librarian-1930
Shores, Louis S-1930-Cornerstone Laying Ceremony 1930
Shores, Louis S-Librarian-1931-1932-nd
White, Carl M.-Librarian-1935-1937- nd
Van Deusen, Neil C. 1940-194-Librarian
Yocom, Frances L.-Acting Librarian-1942
Bontemps, Arna-Librarian1944-1947
Bontemps, Arna-Librarian-1947-1948
Bontemps, Arna-Librarian-1949-1954-nd
Bowles, Minnie Redmond-Acting Librarian-Assistant Librarian-1948-1950
Mathematics Department-Modern Foreign Languages-1948-1950
Music Department)-1927-1946-Restricted
Philosophy and Religion Department-1935-1948-nd
Physics Department-1931-1948
Political Science Department-1932
Social Science Department-1929-Charles S. Johnson- Director
Social Science Department Charles S. Johnson-Director-1930
Social Science Department-Charles S. Johnson-Director-1931-January-June
Social Science Department-Charles S. Johnson-Director-1931-July-December
Social Science Department-Charles S.Johnson-Director-1932-January-April
Social Science Department -Charles S. Johnson-Director -1932-May-October
Social Science Department-Charles S. Johnson-Director-1933-February-October
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Social Science Department-Charles S. Johnson-Director-1931-1933-Restricted (Student
Scholarship)
Social Science Department-Charles S. Johnson- Director-1934-1937
Social Science Department-Charles S. Johnson- Director-1938-1940
Social Science Department-Charles S. Johnson, Director-1941-1944
Box-23-Folders-1-19
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Sub-series -1-Departments
Social Science Department-1944-1950
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Haiti Travels
Social Science Department-Haiti Travels-1944
Social Science Department-1945-1946
Social Science Department-Reports-Haiti Travel for the State-1945-1946
Social Science Department-Haiti Trip Reports-1945-1946
Social Science Department-Charles S. Johnson-Director-1947-1949-African and
Caribbean Studies Program
Social Science Department-African and Caribbean Studies Program-1948-Charles S.’
Johnson-Director
Fisk University Social Center
Social Science Department-Fisk University Social Center-Charles S. Johnson- Director1937-1950
Fisk University Social Center-Children’s Institute
Social Science-Fisk University Social Center-Children’s Institute- C-J-Charles S.
Johnson-Director- nd-(Restricted)
Social Science Department- Fisk University Social Center-Children’s Institute- L-W,
Charles S. Johnson-Director-nd-(Restricted)
Fisk University Social Center-Mother’s Club-1938-1940
Social Science Department- Fisk University Social Center-Mother’s Club-Charles S.
Johnson-Director-1938
Social Science Department- Fisk University Social Center-Mother’s Club--Charles S.
Johnson, Director-1939
Social Science Department-Fisk University Social Center-Mother’s Club-Charles S.
Johnson, Director-1940
Fisk University Social Center-Nursery Center
Social Science Department, Fisk University Social Center-Fisk University Nursery
Center-Charles S. Johnson- Director
Fisk University Social Center-People’s College
Social Science Department- Fisk University Social Center-People’s College-nd.
Charles S. Johnson, Director-nd -(Restricted)
Fisk-University Social Center-Institute on Race Relations-1943-1944
Social Science Department-Fisk University Social Center-Institute on Race Relations-Charles S. Johnson- Director-1943
Social Science Department- Fisk University Social Center-Institute on Race RelationsCharles S. Johnson-Director-1944
Fisk University Social Center-Institute of the Social Sciences-1944-1948
Social Science Department- Fisk University Social Center-Institute of the Social
Sciences-Charles S. Johnson- Director-1944-1945
-Social Science Department- Fisk University Social Center-Institute of the Social
Sciences-Charles S. Johnson-Director-1945
Institutes-Social Science Department-Fisk University Social Center-Institute of Social
Sciences-1945-1948
Series-VIICorrespondence-Office of the Dean-Administrative-Academics
Sub-series 2-Divisions-Administrative-Humanities (1930-1949)
1
2
Humanities Division-1930-1940
Humanities Division-Institutes Institute of the Humanities-1943-1949
Sub-series-3-Institutes-Administrative-1936-1946
3
Institute of African Studies-1944
4
Institute on “Building for successful Marriage and Family Living” 1946
5
Institute of the Natural Sciences-1943
6
Institutes-Peace Institute -1936-1937
Sub-series-4-Special Projects-Administrative-1931-1948
7
African Studies Program-Community Education- nd
8
Army Enlisted Person Corp Program-1942
9
Army Specialized Training Program Basic Phase Curriculum-1943
10
Army Specialized Training Program-1943-1944
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Army Specialized Training Program-Curriculum-1944
12
A Program in Aviation-Fisk University and-Tennessee Agricultural and Industrial
College-1945
13
Joint Health Education Program Tennessee-Outline and Details for Complete School and
Community Survey in Health Education-1931
14
Academics Academic Programs-The Proposed Organization of Meharry Medical College
and Fisk University School of Nursing-Program Study, 1942-1943
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Veterans Administration-1944-1945
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Veterans Administration-1946-1948 -January-February
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Veterans Administration-1946-1948-April
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Veterans Administration-1946-1948-May
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Special Projects-Projects-Adult Education for Negroes-1946
21
Special Projects-Work Camps for College Credits-(American Friends Service
Committee)-1943-1944
22
Special Project-Vocational Guidance Project-1947-1948
Sub-series-5-Faculty-1927-1952(A-Brady)
23
Adkins, W P-Alexander, Lloyd-1929-1949
24
Allen, Williams-1936-1943
25
Baker, Edith-Bell, Julian
26
Bond, Horace M.-1927-1941
27
Book, Aaron S.-Bouchereau, Max-1929-1949
28
Brady, St. Elmo (Dr.)-1930-1943
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Brady, St.Elmo (Dr.)-1944-1947
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Brady, St.Elmo (Dr.)-1948-1949
Series-VII-
Correspondence-Office of the Dean-Administrative-Academics
Sub-series-5-Faculty-1928-1952(Brown-Garey)
1
Brown-Murray-Browne, Frederick A-1928-1933
2
Brumfield, Thomas M. (Professor)-1929-1949
3
Brunschwig, Lily (Dr.)-Byrd, Paul-1934-1949
4
Bynum, George O-1948-1949
5
Cade, Selika, M-1946-1948
6
Cady, Lyman V (Doctor)-1946-1949
7
Cahnman, Gisella-Cahnman, Werner J-1937-1945
8
Carter, Margaret I - Cashin, Lillian E-1928-1945
9
Cayton, Horace-1935
10
Cofer, Lloyd M.-Cole, EB (Doctor)-1930-1944
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Collins, Leslie Morgan-1945
Collins, Leslie Morgan-1946
Collins, Leslie Morgan-1947 January-May
Collins, Leslie Morgan-1947-June-November
Collins, Leslie Morgan-1948-1952
Cottin, John Richard-1931-1942
Cottin, John Richard-1944-1945
Cottin John Richard-1946-1948
Cottin, John Richard-1949
Croley, Arthur R-Currier, Theodore S-1929-1947
Currier, Theodore S-Cutler, Addison T-1942-1948
Daniels, Sadie E-1941-1948
Das, Bingham-Douglas, Aaron-1939-1949
Dover, Cedric-1948
Doyle, Bertram W.-Doyle, Pansy H-1929-1947
Edwards, P. E.-Faulkner, William J-1930-1949
Fields, Victor H.-Folger, Henry T-1930-1949-nd
Forde, Inez Gladys-Foster, Estella L-1937-1949
Frazier 1930-1948
Garey, Doris B. (Doctor)-1948
Garey, Doris B. (Doctor)-1949
Series-VII-
Sub-series-5-Faculty-1927-1950
(Gault-Lee)
1
Gault, Alma E-1944-1945
2
Gilbert, Ethel B-Gowa, Ferdinand (Dr)-1930-1948
3
Graham, Robert S-Greene, Ellen F-1923-1949
4
Hayden, Robert E-1946-1947
5
Henderson, W G D-Hilyard -Hines, GW-1929-1949
6
Hodges, C.A.-Holloway, H M-1927-1948
7
Hubert, Giles (Professor)-1937-1947
8
Imes, Elmer S.-1930-1940
9
Jackson, Blyden-1945-1948-nd
10
Johnson, Charles S-1929-1931
11
Johnson, Charles S-1932-1944
12
Johnson, Emily, 1930-Johnson, Henderson Andrew-1929-1939
13
Johnson, Henderson Andrew-1940-1949
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Johnson, James Weldon-1931-1932
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Johnson, James Weldon-1933-1942-nd
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Jones, David L.- Jones, Doris-1946-1948
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Keemer, Mabel D.-Kellogg, Emmett, G-1930-1949
18
Kemp, Eva Deane-1945-1946
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Kemp, Eva Dean-1947-1949
20
Kuhne, Agnes-1944- 1946-nd
21
Lacey, Juanita-1946-1947
22
Lanier, Emilio A-1948-1950
23
Lawson, James R-1944-1949
24
Lee, Elveta-1946-1949
Series-VII-
Sub-series-5-Faculty-1930-1949
(Little-Wilson)
1
Little, Kenneth-Looby, Z. A.-LuValle, James E-1941-1949
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Masuoka, Jitsuichi – Massie, Samuel-1945- 1949
McAllister, Jane E-McGriff, Vida-1930-1947-nd
Mitchell, Wilfred M-Myers, Amelia-1931-1947
Ohl, John H-1947-1949
Palmer, Edward N-Parker, George-Parrish, Carl-1930-1949
Redd, George, N-1940-1944
Redd, George, N-1945
Reuter, E. B-Rieper, Patricia-1945-1948
Roberts, S O -1946
Roberts, S O-1947-1949
Schafer, Wilber-Schmidt, Harold C- Scott, Lee -1937-1949
Seribner, Dora A-1929-1946-nd
Shamberger, Eulacie-Shaw, Adele-Shores, Louis-1929-1938
Snead, Jonathon L-Snell, Alto L- 1930-1948
Talley, Thomas -Taylor, Alva W- Taylor, Caroline, D-1934-1948
Taylor, J. E-Towles, Lois E-1945-1949
Treitel, Otto-1945
Turner, Lorenzo, D-1931-1946
Twitty, J. H-Tyus, Randell L-1941-1945
Valien, Preston-1947-1949
Van Horn, Clarence Eugene-1937-1951
Voorhees, Lillian W-1943-1944
Ward, H-Watkins, Mark H- 1933-1946
Weatherford, W D- Willis D-1940-1945
Webster, Harvey Curtis-1945-1946, nd
Welch, Wilson Q Jr-Wesley, Velma L-1946-1949
Williams, DA-Williams, Elveta-Williams, Gladys W-1944-1946
Wilson, Dwight, H-1948-1949
Series-VII-
Sub-series-5- Faculty
(Wilson-Yoder) 1937-1948
1
Wilson, Roy, W., Jr-Wood, H.-Work, John- Wyatt, Donald-1937-1949
2
Yocom, Frances L-Yoder, Theodore, O-1944 -1948
(Faculty-General)-1930-1949
3
1930-1933-nd
4
1946-1949
Faculty Advisors-Faculty Appointments-1936-1947
5
Advisors on Academic Matters-1936-1937
6
Absentees-Pre Holidays- 1946-1947
7
Appointments-1944-1945
Sub-series 6-Faculty Committees-1929-1949
(A - Educational Policy Committee-1930-1932)
8
University Committee on Student Personnel Administration-Revised Memorandum- September 20,
1945
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12
Admission Committee-1930-1932
Admission Committee-1934-1935
Admission Committee-1936-1938-nd
Advisory Group on Student Cultural Reading- 1931
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Aims and Objectives Committee-1930
Archives Council-1948-1949
Arrangement Committee-1946
Art Committee-1941
Assignments Committees-1929-1943
Athletic Board Control-1930-1947
Athletic Board Control-1948-October.-December-1949
Board of Nominations for Students Officers-1934-1936
British Sessional Papers Committee-1941
Campaign Study Committee-1944-1945- nd
Cataloging Committee-1935-1949
Chapel Committee-1944-1946- nd
Classification of the Association of American Universities-nd
Commencement -1949
Community Venereal Disease Control-1943
Programs-Continuation Committee-1945
Educational Policy of the Faculty-1930- nd
Educational Policy of the Faculty-1931 (January-April)
Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1931 (May-October
Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1932
Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1932-Miscelleanous
Series-VII-
(Educational Policy 1933-January-1937 November)
1
Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1933-January-February
2
Educational Policy of the Faculty-1933-March-June
3
Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1933-September-December-eeting/Minutes
4
Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-Minutes/Meetings-1934-January
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1934-February-March
6
Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1934-May
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1934-June
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1934-October
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1934-October-December
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Academics-Faculty Committees-Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1935-MarchApril
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1935-May-June
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1935-July
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1935-August
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1935-October-December- nd
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1936-March
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1936-April-May
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1936-September-December
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1937-January
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1937-February-April
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1937-May-November
Box -30-Folders-1-19
Series- VII-
Sub-series 6- Faculty Committees-1929-1949
(Educational Policy Committee 1938-1943)
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1938-January-March
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1938-April-June
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1938-August-October
Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1938-November-December
Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1939-February
Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1940-April-November
Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1941
Academics-Faculty Committees-Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1942February-March
Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1942-April-May
Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1943-February-May- nd
Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1943-September-December
Series VII-
(Educational Policy Committe1944-1949)
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1944-January-April
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1944-nd-May
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1944-November
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1945-August-December
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1946-February
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1946-April
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1946-May
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1946-September-October
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1946-November-nd
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1947-March-November
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1948-January-April
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty Reports-1948-March
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1948-April-December
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1949-April
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-1949-May-Miscellaneous
Box -32 Folders-1-34
Series- VII-
(Educational Policy Committee-Inauguration Committee-1929-1950)
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-Miscellaneous-Agenda-Business Trip Eastnd
2
Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-Miscellaneous-A Vocational Guidance
Chart Supplement to Stephens College Bulletin-Volume 23-Number 2- nd
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Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty-Miscellaneous-nd
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Executive Committee of the Faculty-1929-1932
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Executive Committee of the Faculty-1934-1939-nd
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Executive Committee of the Faculty-1939-1940
Executive Committee of the Faculty-1940-1944-(Restricted)
Executive Committee of the Faculty-1946
Executive Committee of the Faculty-1947-February-May
Executive Committee of the Faculty-1947 (June-December)-(Restricted)
Executive Committee of the Faculty-1948-1949-1954-(Restricted)
Faculty Committees-1934-1947
Faculty Committee on Academic Freedom and Tenure-1939-January-October
Faculty Committee on Academic Freedom and Tenure-1939-November-December
Faculty Committee on AcademicTenure-1940
Faculty Committee on AcademicTenure-1941-1943
Faculty Advisory Committee of the International Student Center-1948
Faculty Club Committee-1947-1948
Faculty-Student Chapel Committee-1933; 1940
Faculty-Student Council, 1940-1942
Festival Committee-1945-1949
Fisk-Carnegie Committee-On the improvement of Teaching-the Carnegie Foundation
Program-1950
Fisk Herald Newspaper Committee-1930
Fisk University-Meharry Medical College on Cooperation-1942
Fisk Newspaper Interim Committee-1948-1949
Fisk University Social Security Committee-1950
Fraternities and Sororities Status Committee-1948
Fund Raising Committee, Minutes- 1946
Graduate Fellowships and Scholarships-1937-1940
Graduate Students- nd
Graduate Work (Studies) Committee-1929
Health Committee-1931-1940
Improvement of Teaching Committee-nd
Inauguration Committee- 1947
Box-33 Folders-1-23
Series VII-
(Instruction Committee-Lecture and Entertainments-1932)
1
Instruction Committee 1929-(Restricted)
2
Instruction Committee-1930-January-(Restricted)
3
Instruction Committee-1930-February-March-(Restricted)
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Instruction Committee-1930-April-June-(Restricted)
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Intercollegiate Committee-1938-1940-(Restricted)
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Inter-College Committee-1943
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Interim Administrative Committee-1946-July-September
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Interim Administrative Committee-1946-October-December
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Interim Administrative Committee-1947-January-March
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Interim Administrative Committee-1947-April-October
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International Student Center Committee-1945-1947
12
Investigate Problems Pertaining to Salary Rank, and Promotion of Fisk University
Faculty-1946-January
13
Investigate Problems Pertaining to Salary, Rank and Promotion of Fisk University
Faculty-1941-1946
14
Investigation Committee-1941
15
James Welton Johnson Memorial Committee- 1949
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Joint Committee of the Student Health Services-1945-1946
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Joint Committee of the Student Health Services-1947-1948-nd
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Joint Institutional Committee on Aviation-nd
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Laundry and Dining Room Committee-1948
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Lectures and Entertainments Committee-1929-1930
Lecture and Entertainments Committee-1931-January-April
Lectures and Entertainments-1931-May-December
Lectures and Entertainments-1932
Box-34 Folders-1-33
Series VII-
(Lectures and Entertainments-1933-1943 -Student Publications)
1
Lectures and Entertainments-1933-1934
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3
Lectures and Entertainments-1936-nd
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Library Committee-1931-1944
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Mentor System Committee-1933-1934
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Music Festival and Cornerstone Laying Committee-1929-1930
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Music Festival Committee-1939-1947
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Music Festival Committee-1950
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Objective Committee, 1930
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Orientation Courses for Seniors Committee-1949
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Personnel Committee -1930-1948
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President’s Committee on Faculty Status-1946
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Salaries, Retirement Plan, Student Tuition-etc-1945
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Scholarship Committee-1929-1931
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Scholarship Committee-1935-1936-(Restricted)
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Scholarship Committee-1945-1949-(Restricted)
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Self Study Survey Committee-1948
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Seventy-fifth Anniversary Committee-1940-1941
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Solicitations Committee-1947
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Sophomore Review Committee-1939-1940
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Sophomore General Examination Committee, 1936-1937
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Student Aid Committee-1930-1931-nd-(Restricted)
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Student Aid Committee-1932-(Restricted)
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Student Aid Committee-1935-1940- (Restricted)
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Student Aid Committee-1941-1947-nd- (Restricted)
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Student Housing Committee-1946
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Student Publications 1947
Series-VII-
(Study the Function of Student Governing Bodies-Visual Education)
1
Study the Functioning of Student Governing Bodies at Fisk University-1941
2
Sub Committee on Academic Standards Report- nd
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Sub Committee on Graduate Studies -Educational Policy Committee-1947
4
University Committee of Student Personnel Administration-1945
5
University Christian Mission-1940
6
University Council Committee-1931-nd
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Visual Education Committee-1936-1938
Sub-series-7-Faculty Course of Study-1929-1951
(Aeronautics-Cultural Reading-1931)
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Departmental Re-Organized on Semester Basis-1934
Aeronautics Education-1944-1947
Algebra and Arithmetic-1929-1930-nd
Anthropology-1929-1938-nd
Art-1930-1940-nd
Art-100-1933
Art-100, 1933-Plan of Course
Business Administration-1929-1940
Chemistry-1945
Civilization (Proposal for a Freshman Elective Course)-1935
Contemporary Civilization-(Manuscript-Outline of the Course-by Charles S. Johnson)1931
Contemporary Civilization-1931-1932-(First Period Introductory Series)
Contemporary Civilization-Freshmen-1934-1935
Contemporary Civilization-101-First Semester-1935-1936
Contemporary Civilization-102-Second Semester-1935-1936
Contemporary Civilization-First Semester-1936-1937
Contemporary Civilization-Second Semester-1936-1937
Contemporary Civilization-102-Spring Semester-1938
Contemporary Civilization-1938-1941
Creative Literature & Writing-1931-1935-nd
Cultural Reading 1930-1931
Series VII-
(Cultural Reading-1932-History-1946)
1
Cultural Reading 1932-1934-nd
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Cultural Reading Freshmen-Sophomore-1930-1931
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Ecomonics-220 1935-Lecture Series
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Ecomonics220 1935-Lecture Series-Dr. Irving Bussing
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Ecomonics-220 1935-1936-Lecture Series-Dr. Charles H. Chase
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Ecomonics-220 1935-Lecture Series-Dr. Garfield V. Cox
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Ecomonics-220 1935-Lecture Series-Dr. Robert S. Holmes
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Ecomonics-220 1935-Lecture Series- Mr. Booker T. McGraw
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Ecomonics-220 1935-Lecture Series-Dr. Brodus Mitchess
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Ecomonics-220 1935-Lecture Series-Dr. Charles D. Thompson
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Ecomonics-220 1935-Lecture Series-Dr. Robert C. Weaver
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Education-Phi Beta Kappa Study Curriculum-1950
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English Essentials 1929-1948
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Freshmen College Orientation Course-1930-1932
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Freshman Lecture Series-1931-1938-nd
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Freshman Reading Course-1935
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Freshman Survey Courses-1936
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Freshman Survey Courses-1937
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General Literature Course-100-1932
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General Literature Course-1932-1933-(Spring Quarter)
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General Science Course-100-1932-1935
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Government-1944-1945; 1951
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Great Issues Course-1948-1949
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Health Education (Personal and Community Hygiene)-nd
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Health and Physical Education-1939-1940-(Cooperative Program-Fisk - Meharry, A & I
College)
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Higher Education-Statistical Outline In connection with course at Columbia University1937
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History- 120, 207-1930-1943
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History-214- 941-1942
History- 231-232-1942-1946
History Miscellaneous-1946; 1953-nd
Series-VII-
(Humanities-1939-Miscelleanous-1942)
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Humanities-1939
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Latin-1929-1935
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Library Science-1935-1951
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Mathematics-1939-1950-nd
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Music-1937-nd
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Natural Sciences-1939-1941
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Nurse Training-1930-1938
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Nurse Training-1939-1941
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Pre-Medical/Pre-Dental-1929-1937
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Pre-Medical/Pre-Dental-1940-1942
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Psychology-1931-1941
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Religion-1934-1940-nd
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Sociology-1935-1943
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Statistics-1937
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Sub-Freshman Courses-Latin-1932-1939
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Sub-Freshman Courses-Mathematics-1939
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Sub-Freshman Courses-Mathematics & Plane Geometry-1932-1938
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Sub-Freshman Courses-Physics-1934-1935
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Survey Courses (Orientation Courses)-nd
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Syllabus preparation-nd
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Venereal Disease Education Course-1944
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Western Civilization (Their History and Their Culture)-(Part 1-The Dawn of History)-nd
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Miscellaenous-1930-1954-nd
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Work and Extension-1929-1935- (Course not offered)
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Work and Extension-1936-(Course not offered)
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Work and Extension Courses-1937-1940-(Course not offered)
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Embalming and Undertaking, 1930-1940-(Course not offered)
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Health Professions-(Course not offered)-1933-1938)
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High School Level-1929-1937-(Course not offered)
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Home Economics, 1930-1941 (Course not offered)
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Industrial Education-1937(Course not offered)
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Law, 1934-1939-(Course not offered)
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Library Science-1943-(Course not offered)
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Secretarial Training, 1930-1942 (Course not offered)
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Theology, 1930-1940-(Course not offered)
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Miscellaneous-1929-1942-(Courses not offered)
Series VII-
(Class Schedules1929/30-1943/44)
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Class Schedules-1929-1930-nd- (Fall Quarter)
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Class Schedules-1929-1930-(Winter Quarter)
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Class Schedules--1930-1931-(Fall Quarter)
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Class Schedules-1931-1932-(Fall Quarter)
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Class Schedules--1932-33
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Class Schedules-1933-1934-(Fall Quarter)
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Class Schedules-1934-1935-(Spring Quarter)
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Class Schedules-1934-1935-(Fall & Winter Quarters)
Class Schedules-1935-1936-(First Semester)
Class Schedules-1935-1936-(Second Semester)
Class Schedules-1939-1940-(First & Second Semester)
Class Schedules-1943-1944
Series-VII-
Sub-series-7-Faculty-Faculty Course of Study-1929-1951
(Class Schedules-1944/45-1948/49)
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Class Schedules-1945-1946(-Second Semester-F-2)
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Class Schedules--1946-1947-(Second Semester)
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Class Schedules--1948-1949-(First Semester)
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Sub-Series-8-Faculty-Teacher’s Record (1929-1930)
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Teacher’s Record-1929-1930-(Fall/Spring Quarter)
Teacher’s Record-1929-1930-(Winter Quarter)
Teacher’s Record-1930-1931-(Fall Quarter)
Teacher’s Record-1930-1931-(Winter Quarter)
Teacher’s Record-1931-1932- (Spring Quarter)
Teacher’s Record-1931-1932-(Fall Quarter)
Teacher’s Record-1931-1932 (Winter Quarter)
Teacher’s Record-1932-1933 (Fall Quarter)
Teacher’s Record-1932-1933 (Winter Quarter)
Teacher’s Record-1932-1933 (Fall/Winter Quarter)
Teacher’s Report-1932-1933 (Spring)
(Individuals-Faculty-Teachers Reports- (Teacher’s Record) 1929-1934)
Teacher’s Record-Atkins-Work-1929 (October)
Teacher’s Record-Baker-Work-1930 (January
Teacher’s Record-Alexander-Work-1930 (October)
Teacher’s Record-Alexander-Work-1931 (January)
Teacher’s Record-Alexander-Work-1931 (April
Teacher’s Record-Baker-Yocom-1931(October)
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Teacher’s Record-Alexander-Ward-1933 (April)
Teacher’s Record-Bandelier-Work-1933 (October)
Teacher’s Record-Bandelier-Work-1934 (January)
Teacher’s Record-Bandelier-Work-1934 (April)Teacher’s Record-Bandelier-Yocom-1934 (October
Series VII-
Sub-series-8-Faculty-Teacher’s Records-Teacher’s Reports-Teacher’s Load-Teacher’s
Service Load (1929-1953)
(Teacher’s Record (1935-1940)
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Teacher’s Record-Bandelier-Work-1935 (January)
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Teacher’s Record-Bandelier-Yocom-1935 (April)
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Teacher’s Record-Alexander-Yocom-1935 (October)
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Teacher’ Record-Alexander-Yocom-1936 (February)
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Teacher’s Record-Alexander-Yocom-1936 (October)
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Teacher’s Record-Alexander-Yocom-1937 (February)
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Teacher’s Record-Alexander-Work-1937 (October)
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Teacher’s Record-Alexander-Work-1938 (February)
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Teacher’s Record-Alexander-Work-1938 (September-October
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Teacher’s Record-Alexander-Work-1939 (February
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Teacher’s Record-Alexander-Work-1939 ((September-October)
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Teacher’s Record-Alexander-Work-1940 (February)
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Teacher’s Service Record (1940-1942 )
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Teacher’s Service Record-Alexander-Jones-1940 (October)
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Teacher’s Service Record-Kuhne-Yocum-1940 (October)
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Teacher’s Service Record-Alexander-Jones-1941 (February)
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Teacher’s Service Record-Kuhne-Work-1941 (February)
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Teacher’s Service Record-Alexander-Work-1941 (October)
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Teacher’s Service Record-Alexander-Work-1942 (February)
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Series- VII-
Sub-series-8-Faculty Teacher’s Reports- Teacher’s Record- Teacher’s Load-Teacher’s
Service Load (1929-1953)
(Teacher’s Service Record (1943-1953)
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Teacher’s Service Record-Alexander-Work-1943 (February)
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Teacher’s Service Record-Alexander-Wiley-1944 (March)
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Teacher’s Service Record-Alexander-Work-1944 -October)
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Teacher’s Service Record-Taylor, AA, 1952-1953
(Teacher’s Load (1933-1945)
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Teacher’s Load-Bandelier-Van Horn, 1933-1934-(Spring-Fall Quarter)
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Teacher’s Load-Bandelier-Work-1933-1934-(Winter Quarter)
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Teacher’s Load- Bandelier-Yocum-1934-1935-(Fall Quarter)
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Teacher’s Load-Bandelier-Yocum-1934-1935-(Spring Quarter
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Teacher’s Load -Bandelier-Work)-1934-1935-(Winter Quarter)
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Teacher’s Load -Alexander-Yocum -1935-1936-2nd Semester
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Teacher’s Load-Alexander-Yocum-1935-1936- Fall Semester (with census)
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Teacher’s Load-Alexander-Yocum-1936-1937-1st Semester
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Teacher’s Load-Alexander-Yocum-1936-1937- 2nd Semester
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Teacher’s Load-Alexander-Work-1937-1938-1st Semester
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Teacher’s Load-Alexander-Work-1939-1940-2nd Semester
Teacher’s Load- Alexander-Yocum-1940-1941-with census report-1st Semester
Teacher’s Load-Alexander-Yocum-1940-1941 -2nd Semester
(Teacher’s Service Load Record (1945-1946)
Teacher’s- Service Load Record-Alexander-Yoder-1945 (February)
Teacher’s-Service Load Record-Alexander-Zambianchi-1945 (October)
Teacher’s-Service Load Record-Alexander-Woodrin-1946-1947-2nd Semester
Teacher’s-Service Load Record-Alexander-Work-1946 (February)
Teacher’s-Service Load Record-Alexander-Work-1946-(October)
Series VII-
Sub-series-8-Faculty-Teacher’s Records-Teacher’s Reports-Teacher’s Load-Teacher’s
Service Load
(Teacher’s Service Load Record (1947-1949)
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Teacher’s -Service Load Record-Alexander-Wyatt-1947-1948-1st Semester
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Teacher’s-Service Load Record-Alexander-Work-1947 (February)
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Teacher’s-Service Load Record-Alexander-Wyatt -1947-(October)
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Teacher’s-Service Load Record-Alexander-Wyatt-1947-1948-2nd Semester
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Teacher’s-Service Load Record-Adkins-Wyatt-1948-1949-1st Semester
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Teacher’s-Service Load Record-Alexander-Wyatt-1948 (February)
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Teacher’s-Service Load Record-Adkins-Douglas-1948 (October_)
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Teacher’s-Service Load Record-Folger-Wyatt-1948 (October)
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Teacher’s-Service Load Record-Adkins-Wyatt-1948-1949-2nd Semester
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Teacher’s-Service Load Record-Alexander-Greene-1949-(February)
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Teacher’s-Service Load Record-Adkins-Wyatt-1948-1949 2nd Semester)
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Teacher’s-Service Load Record-Miscellaneious-Forms1948-1949
Sub-series-9-Faculty-Summer Schools (1929-1949)
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Letters of Inquiries-1929-1930 (January)
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Letters of Inquiries-1930 (February)
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Letters of Inquiries-1930 (March)
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Letters of Inquiries-1930 (April)
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Letters of Inquiries-1930 (May)
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Letters of Inquiries-1930 (June-October)
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Letters of Inquiries-1931 (January-March)
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Letters Inquiries-1931(April)
Summer Quarter (1931-1935)
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Summer Quarter-1931 (May-June)
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Summer Quarter-1932-(January-September)
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Summer Quarter-1933-(February-May)
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Summer Quarters-1934-February-July
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Summer Quarters-1935-June
Series- VII-
Sub-series-9- Faculty-Summer Schools (1930-1949)
Summer Quarter (1936-1949)
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Summer Quarters-1936-January-May
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Summer Quarters-1937-March-May
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Summer Quarters-1938-January-December
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Summer Quarters-1939-1940
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Summer Quarters-Teacher’s Record-1934-1935
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Summer Quarters-Teacher’s Record-1936
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Summer Quarters-Teacher’s Record-1937
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Summer School-Schedules-1948, nd
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Summer School-Miscellaneous-1949-1950
Sub-series-10- Faculty-General Miscellaneous-Faculty Meetings-Banquets-Events,
Associations-Organizations-Clubs-Listings-Staff Employment Applications-(1929-1953)
Sub-Sub-series 1-Faculty Meetings (1933-1953)
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Faculty Meetings-1933-1942
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Faculty Meetings-1947
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Faculty Meetings-1948
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Faculty Meetings-1949-1953-nd
Sub-Sub-series-2-Faculty Events-(1929-1939)
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Faculty Banquet-1929
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Faculty Banquet & Picnic-1930-1932
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Faculty Banquet-Picnic-1934-1935
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Faculty Banquet-Picnic-1936-1938
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Fisk Meharry Faculty Banquet-1939
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Faculty Dinner-1931
Series VII-
Sub-series-10- Faculty-General Miscellaneous-Faculty Meetings-Banquets- EventsOrganizations- Clubs- Listings- Staff Employment Applications-(1929-1953)
Sub-Sub-serues-3-Organizations-Clubs
1
African Study Society-1944
2
Universities Professors-1947-1948
3
Fisk Faculty Forum, nd
4National Student Health Association-1944
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Allied Fisk Club-1925
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Fisk Faculty Club-1930
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Fisk Faculty Club-1931-1934
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Fisk Faculty Club-1937-1939
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Fisk Faculty Club-1940
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Fisk Faculty Club-1941-1946- nd
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Fisk Faculty Club-Haitian Orphans Project-1947
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Fisk Faculty Club Minutes-1946-1947
13
Fisk-Meharry Faculty Club-nd
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Nashville Fisk Club-1948
15
Fisk Faculty Contract Lists-1938-1939
Sub-Sub-series-4-Listings-Faculty and Staff Listing
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Faculty Listings-1928-1934
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Faculty Listings-1947-1949
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Faculty Listings-nd
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Faculty Tenure Listings-July 1, 1949
Faculty Listings-(Former members of Fisk Faculty)-1938-1939
Faculty Listings (who have representative Fisk directly and indirectly-Speaking
Engagements)-1929-1930
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Faculty Listings-Faculty Personal Data Form-nd
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Faculty Listings-Publication list-1929-1930
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Faculty-Staff Listings-1922-1926
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Faculty and Staff Listings-1926-1934
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Faculty and Staff Listings-1945-1946
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Faculty and Staff Listings-nd
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Faculty and Staff Listings-Department of Social Science-1946-1947
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Faculty and Staff Social Lists-1931-1937
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Faculty and Staff -A-P-1928-1949-nd
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Faculty and Staff- Staff Officers-1929-1931
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Faculty and Staff -Staff-Employment Applications-Clerical/Secretary-1944; 1947
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Faculty and Staff -Staff-Employment Applications-Stenographic-1929-1931
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Sub-series 11-Students-Undergraduate
Sub-Sub-series 1- Student Advisors Freshmen and Freshmen/Sophomore Advisors/
Advisors Progress Reports-(1930-1938)
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Student Advisors Freshmen-Purpose and -Regulations-1930-1931
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Student Advisors-Freshmen Advisors- (September-1930)-Alexander-Talley-Advisor1930-1931
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Freshmen Advisors-(November 1930) –Bowles-Stuneck Advisors-1930-1931
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Freshmen Advisors-(Jan-May)-1930-1931 (Brown-Scriber) Restricted)
Sub-series 11-Students-Undergraduate
Sub-Sub-series 1-Student Advisors Freshmen and Freshmen/Sophomore Advisors/
Advisors Progress Reports-(1930-1938)
1
Freshmen Advisors-(November 1930) Knox Advisor 1930-1931-Restricted
2
Freshmen Advisors- (December 1930)-Bowles-Talley-Advisors-1930-1931
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Freshmen Advisors -1931-1932 (Guidelines)
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Freshmen/Sophomore Advisors–Guidelines-1932-1933
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Freshmen/Sophomore Advisors-Alexander-Yocom-Advisors-1932-1933
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Freshmen/Sophomore Advisors Meeting-1934-1935
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Freshmen/Sophomore Advisors-Guidelines and Regulations-1934-1935
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Freshmen/Sophomore Advisors-Bowles, L-Advisor- 1934-1935 -Restricted
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Freshmen/Sophomore Advisors-Brumfield-Advisor-1934-1935 -Restricted
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Freshmen/Sophomore Advisors-Daniels-Advisor-1934-1935-Restricted
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Freshmen/Sophomore Advisors- Restricted
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Freshmen/Sophomore Advisors-Restricted
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Freshmen/Sophomore Advisors-Faulkner-Ferguson-Advisors-1934-1935
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Freshmen/Sophomore Advisors Hemingway-Jones-Lanier-Porter Advisors-1934-1935Restricted
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Freshmen/Sophomore Advisor -Rambo -1934-1935
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Freshmen/Sophomore Advisors-Shafer-Shane- 1934-1935-Restricted
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Academics-Students-Undergraduate-Freshmen/Sophomore Advisors-Watkins-WhiteYocom -1934-1935-Restricted
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Freshmen/Sophomore Advisors- 1934-1935
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Freshmen/Sophomore Advisors-Progress Reports-1934-1935-Restricted
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Freshmen/Sophomore Advisors-Progress Reports-Bowles-Brumfield-1932 Restricted
Freshmen/Sophomore Advisors- Progress Reports-Bowles-Yocom-1934-1935Restricted
Freshmen/Sophomore Advisors- Progress Reports -Daniels-Du Bose -1934-1935
Restricted
Freshmen/Sophomore Advisors-Progress Reports-Ferguson-1934-1935-Restricted
Freshmen/Sophomore Advisors--Progress Report-Lanier -1934-1935 - Restricted
Freshmen/Sophomore Advisors- Progress Report-Rambo-Shane-1934-1935-Restricted
Freshmen/Sophomore Advisors- -Progress Report-Watkins-Yocom-1934-1935Restricted
Freshmen/Sophomore Advisors- 1936-1937
Freshmen/Sophomore Advisors-1937-1938
Freshmen/Sophomore Advisors- Personnel Reports-nd -Restricted
Sub-series-11- Students-Undergraduate
Sub-Subseries-2-Students- Death-Attendance-General Correspondence (1921-1950)
1
Prospective Students- Blalock and Oliver Rawlerson-1947
2
Accident-Students-Death-Accidental Drowning,1948
3
Attendance- Absences/Excuses 1927-1929
4
Attendance- Absences/ Excuses-1930-1931
5
Attendance-Absences/Excuses-1932-933
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Attendance-Absences/Excuses-1936
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9
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12
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14
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Attendance-Absences/Excuses-1949-nd
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Attendance-Absences/Excuses -Chapel- 1928-1929, nd
18
Attendance-Absences/Excuses-nd
Student -General Correspondence-1923-1948-A-Anderson, V
19
A-Adams-1930-1945.
20
Adamson-Alexander, W.--1931-1948
21
Alford-Allen, S-1930-1947
22
Amerson, Ralph -1936-1949
23
Anderson, Charlotte -1930-1940
24
Anderson, D- Anderson, F. L -1931-1938
25
Anderson-Floyd -1924-1942
26
Anderson-Frances -1934-1943
27
Anderson, Herman S-1923-1931
28
Anderson, Leroy -1934-1939
29
Anderson, M.- Anderson, S -1925-1946
30
Anderson, T.-Anderson, V-1937-1946
Subseries-11- Students-Undergraduate
Sub-Subseries-2-General Correspondence (1921-1950) Andrew-Brazley (1929-1949)
1
Andrews, Richard T.-1929-1937
2
Armour, Mildred -1942-1945
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Armstrong-Aytes -1929-1948
Bailey-Baker-1930-1942
Baldwin-Baltimore -1930-1941
Bandy-Baranco -1929-1937
Barber-Barnes -1932-1941
Barnell-Bass-1930-1943
Bates-Baxter-1929-1939
Bea-Beatty - 1931-1946
Beck, C. J.-1931-1935
Beckw-Bell -1930-1949
Belle-Bennett- 1930-1943
Bent-Birch-1930-1948
Bird-Blackwell-1930-1949
Bland-Bostic -1930-1946
Boston-Boykin-1930-1949
Brad-Brazley-1930-1942
Box- 49-Folders-1-20
Sub-series-11-Students-Undergraduate
Sub-Subseries-2-General Correspondence-(1921-1950)
Breau-Coker (1928-1949
1
Breau-Brewer-1929-1948
2
Bridges-Britt-1930-1942,nd
3
Brittan-Browd-1928-1941A-nd
4
Brown, A.-Brown, L.-1930-1938
5
Brown, M-Brown, William -1931-1939
6
Brumfield-Bryan-1931-1941
8
Bullard-Bullock-1935-1945
9
Byrd -1930-1949
10
Caldwell-Carroll -1929-1949
11
Carmon, Daniel E.-1929-1930-nd
12
Carter, Booker-1933-1937
13
Carter-Cartwright-1930-1948
14
Caruthers, M-Caruthers, S -1935-1941
15
Cash-Cawthorne-1930-1940
16
Chandler-Chavis, D. C.-1931-1948
17
Cheatham -Childress-1930-1939
18
Churchwell-Clay-1929-1949
19
Claybrooks-Cleveland, T -1930-1942
20
Cobb – Coker -1928-1938
Series VII
Cole-Dover (1928-1949)
1
Cole-1936-1948
2
Coleman-Conway -1932-1947
3
Cook-Cornett-1931-1945
4
Corrin-Coston-1933-1948
5
Cowan-Cox-1928- 1949
6
Craighead-Crawley-1930-1945
7
Credit-Cumby -1931-1948
8
Cummings-Curtis -1930-1943
9
Dailey-Daniels-1930 -1945
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11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Darby- Davis, B. M-1930-1947
Davis, C-Davis F. T -1933- 1945
Davis, Garland C -1931-1936
Davis, George C-Davis, M-1930-1940
Davis, O-Davis, W.-1930-1938
Dawkins-Day -1929-1936
Dean-Delaney-1931-1942
Dennis, Sybil. B.-1930-1944
DeRamis-Dillman-1930-1943
Dismukes-Dixon.-1928-1938
Dorsey-Dover-1931-1948
Box-51-Folders-1-21
Sub-Sub-series-2- -General Correspondence-(1921-1950)
Doyle-Gamble (1926-1949)
1
Doyle-Durant-1929-1940
2
Durham-Dyson-1930-1944
3
Eagleson-Eaton-1927-1945
4
Edmondston- Edwards, E -1936 -1944
5
Edwards, G-Ellis-1927-1948
6
Ellison, A-Ellison, J-1932-1940
7
Elaton-Erwin -1930- 1944
8
Essic-Evans, J-1931-1942
9
Evans, L-Evans, W -1929-1935
10
Ewing, Richard A- 1930 -1932
11
Fairfax-Ferguson-1930 -1948
12
Few -Fields, V-1930-1942
13
Fingal-Fleet -1931-1948
14
Fletcher, Allan, D.-Fletcher, T. Thomas-1932-1940
15
Florant, Lyonel -1932-1934
16
Flowers -Fort-1930-1949- nd
17
Foster, Clarence -1936-1940-nd
18
Foster, E- Franklin, C.R - 1930-1949
19
Franklin, John Hope-1931-1943
20
Franklyn– Fulsome-1929-1946
21
Gabriel-Gamble-1930-1947
Series- VIICorrespondence-Office of the Dean-Administrative-Academics
Sub-Subseries-2 -General Correspondence-(1921-1950)
Gandy-Herrod (1926-1949)
1
Gandy-Gates-1931-1949
2
Gentry-Gibbs-1929-1943
3
Gibson-Gilliam-1933-1949
4
Giscombe-Givins-1931-1941
5
Glasco-Golden-1931-1944
6
Goldston-Goudoau-1929-1943
7
Gragg-Graves-1929-1940
8
Gray-Grayson-1929-1949
9
Green-Greene-1929-1949
10
Gregory, Yvonne- (Restricted)-1938-1940
11
Gresham-Griffith-1931-1949
12
Griggs-Guy-1929-1949
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Hackett, Winstonia-1935-1938
Hainey, Autherine, 1929-1932
Hairston, Birdie-1936-1937-Restricted
Hall, B- Hall, H., Jr.-1930-1943
Hall-Hansen-1927-1949
Hara T-Harris, G.-1929-1941
Harris, Hardie-1931-1934-(Restricted)
Harris, J. M.- Harris, Y-1926-1948-nd
Harrison-Hathaway-1929-1948
Hawkins, Nellie R.-1935-1936
Hayes, E.-Hayes, T.-1927-1947
Haygood-Haywood, 1932-1937
Hedgeman – Herrod- 1930 -1949
Box-53-Folders-1-16
Hewlett-Johnson, E (1921-1950)
1
Hewlett-Hinton-1929-1946
2
Hockett-Holland, Curtis, V-1931-1948
3
Holland, David W-Hood, Mattie-1930-1949
4
Hopkins-Howard -1921-1949
5
Howe-Hunter -1931-1948
6
Hurley – Hutcheson-1929-1949-nd
7
Ingram-Isbell-1929-1945
8
Jackson, Arthur-1932-1935
9
Jackson, Auxvasse-Jackson, L- 1929-1950
10
Jackson, M. E- Jacquet -1929-1948
11
James-Jamison -1931-1949
12
Jeffers, Louis, K-1933-1949
13
Jefferson, Aaron-Jefferson, Nelson- 1929-1937
14
Jeffrey-Jenkins-1929-1949
15
Johns, Elmire - Johnson, Erma J -1929-1949
16
Eva Johnson (Dawson) - 1931- Restricted
Sub-series-11 -Students-Undergraduate
Johnson, F-Levin (1928-1949)
1
Johnson, Freddie-Johnson, Ruth-1930 - 1942
2
Johnson, Venus-1930-1941
3
Johnson, Vivian-Johnson, Virginia-1932-1936
4
Johnson, W-Jones, H- 1929-1949-nd
5
Jones, J.E-Jones, L -1929-1944
6
Jones, M-Joyce, A-1928-1947
7
Karry-Kelsey-1927-1940
8
Kenard-Keyes-1930 -1939
9
Kindle, E-King, G. E.-1929-1948
10
King, Hermione-1937-1940
11
King, Howard-Kinnard, E.Vance-1933-1949
12
Kirksey-Knight-1931-1948
13
Knox-Kyle-1937-1944
14
Labat-Lanier-1929-1948
15
Latimer-Lawson-1930-1946
16
17
18
19
20
Lea-Le Bean-1930-1948
Lee, B-Lee, R -1930-1947
Leevy, Carroll M-1937-1943
LeGall-Lenox-1934-1948-nd
Levin L-Levin, N-1933-1937
Sub-Subseries-2-Students-Undergraduate-General Correspondence-(1921-1950)
Levister-Mewborne (1929-1949)
1
Levister, E-Lewis, A-1930-1948
2
Lewis, G-Lewis, J P -1930 -1947
3
Lewis, P -Lilly, M-1929 -1944
4
Lindsay-Loche- 1925-1944
5
Lockett-Long-1931-1949
6
Lott – Lowe-1931-1940
7
Lowery, Charles-1929-1930-nd
8
Lucas-Lynk-1932-1948
9
Macintyre-Manggrum-1930-1949
10
Manier-Marrow-1933-1948
11
Marshall-Martin-1930-1948
12
Maryland-Matthews-1930-1948
13
Maxwell-Mayfield-1929-1947-nd
14
McArthur, L-McArthur, V-1932-1939
15
McAuley- McCain-1931-1943
16
McConnell-McCoy-1929-1937
17
McCree-McCullough-1935-1940
18
McDonald-McGavock-1930-1940
19
McGee-McGhee-1929 -1938
20
McGlaston-McKissack-1929-1948 (Restricted)
21
McLean-McNulty-1930-1946
22
McPherson, Charlene-(Restricted)-1943
23
Meacham-Mewborne-1930-1948
Midggett-Nelson, D-(1927-1948)
1
Midggett, V-Miller, F-1931-1949
2
Miller, Henry H-1930
3
Miller, J – Mills, L-1931-1947
4
Mims, Stella-1936-1939-nd
5
Ming, F - Mitchell, A-1930-1938
6
Mitchell, Cornelia-Mitchell, Edward-1931-1947
7
Mitchell, Elmo-Mitchell, William-1930-1949
8
Moh-Montgomery-1930-1942
9
Moore, Catherine-Moore, William-1929-1948-nd
10
Moore, Thalia-1929-1931
11
Moore, Thalia-1932
12
Moorer-Mootry-1940-1943
13
Morgan, F – Morgan, S-1930-1946
14
Morris, B-Morris, S-1930 -1948
15
Morrisey , H-Morton, A-193 -1941
16
Morton, C-Murphy, N-1931-1944
17
Murray-Myles-1927-1948
18
Nabrit, C-Nelson, D -1929-1943
Series VII
Nelson, F- Reed-(1923-1949)
1
Nelson, F-Nolen, C-1929-1949
2
Noream-Nuckolls-1929-1939
3
Oakes-Osby-1923-1945
4
Ousley-Owens-1927-1946
5
Paige-Parker-1929-1947
6
Parojinog-Paulin-1930-1949
7
Payne, B-Payne, K-1931-1948
8
Pearsall-Pezant-1928 -1949-Restricted
9
Phillips-Pierson-1930-1946
10
Pinckey-Porter-1931-1949
11
Posey-Powe-1929-1940
12
Powell-Pratt -1929-1942
13
Pretlow- Pullins -1929 -1946
14
Qualls-Quisenberry-1924-19 42
15
Raines-Ranson-1929-1948
16
Ranson, R A , Jr-1930 -1935
17
Ransone-Reed-1929-1949
Series- VIICorrespondence-Office of the Dean-Administrative-Academics
Reese-Smith, J- (1925-1949)
1
Reese - Rice-1930 -1945
2
Richardson-Rivers-1930-1948
3
Roberts-Robinson-1930-1945
4
Rodgers -Rowan-1925-1949
5
Rucker-Ryan-1930-1948
6
Safford-Saunders-1930-1949
7
Savage-Savoy-1931-1943
8
Sawyer, W-Scott, H -19301938-Restricted
9
Scott, J.-Scruggs, S-1932-1953
10
Sellers- Shackleford-1929-1949
11
Shaw-Shaefe-1930-1941
12
Shelby- Simms-1930-1948
13
Simpkins- Sleet-1929-1948
14
Smalls, B- Smith, J-1929-1948
Smith, M-Tyus- (1927-1949)
1
Smith, M- Smith, V-1930-1939
2
Smithson- Spain-1927-1941
3
Sparks-Springs -1929 -1936
4
Stamps- Starks-1931-1949
5
Steiger- Stinson-1929 -1948
6
Stockard-Stubbs-1929-1948
7
Sumlin -Sylvain-1929-1948
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
Tanner-Taylor-1931-1949
Teague-Thomas -1930-1949
Thompkins-Tisdale -1930-1949
Toland-Townsend -1931-1943-nd
Tracy, W-Turner, H-1930-1949
Turner, K-Turner,V-1931-949
Tyler -Tyus-1930-1940
Upshaw-Young (1922-1950)
1
Upshaw-Wade -1929 -1948
2
Wainwright- Walker-1929-1950
3
Wallace-Warren-1930-1949
4
Washburn, C M -1922 -1924
5
Washington, E-Washington,W1930 -1949
6
Waterman-Watts-1929-1945
7
Weaver-Welch-1925-1946
8
Welton -Westmoreland -1930-1950
9
Whaley ,A- White, M-1935-1949
10
White, G- Whittington-1929-1941
11
Wickliffe, M J-1936-1939
12
Wiggins, C -Wiggins, V-1931-1939
13
-Wiggs, Nettie-Williams, Edna-1927-1949
14
Williams, E-Williams, G -1930-1945
15
Williams, H-Williams, R -1930- 1947-Restricted
16
Williams, T- Williams, W-1932 -1943
17
Williamson-Wiltshire-1929-1948-Restricted
18
Wimberly-Winston-1930-1937
19
Withers, Sarah-1930-1931-Restricted
20
Woffard-Work-1929-1948
21
Wray-Wright -1932-1949
22
Yancy-Yarborough -1923-1931
23
Yates-Young-1927-1944
24
Miscellaneous-Open Letter to Students- Mrs. Paul (Eslanda) Robeson-1943
25
Sub-Subseries-3-Students-Undergraduate-Examinations-1927-1954
Cheating-Comprehensive Final -1927-1949
1
Cheating-1947-1949-Restricted
2
Civil Service-Commission (Pittsburgh, PA)-1940-1943
3
College Entrance Examination-1927-1930
4
College Entrance Examination-1933
5
College Entrance Examination-1937-1938
6
Comprehensive Final Examination-1930
7
Comprehensive Final Examination-1931
8
Comprehensive Final Examination-1932-1933
9
Comprehensive Final Examination-1934- (April-July)
10
Comprehensive Final Examination-Major Subject-1935
11
Comprehensive Final Examination-Major Subjects-1936
12
Comprehensive Final Examination-Major Subjects-1937
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
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24
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26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
Comprehensive Final Examination-Minor Subject-1935
Comprehensive Final Examination-Seniors-1936
Comprehensive Final Examination-Seniors-1938-1939
Comprehensive Final Examination-Seniors-1945 -1946
Comprehensive Final Examination-Seniors-Proctors-1938-1939
Comprehensive Final Examination -Anthropology -202-204-360-1938
Comprehensive Final Examination-Biology -1932-1933
Comprehensive Final Examination-Biology -1934-1935-nd
Biology-nd
Comprehensive Final Examination-Biology -Sociology-1934
Comprehensive -Final Examination Chemistry -1932-1933
Comprehensive Final Examination-Chemistry-1935-nd
Comprehensive Final Examination-Economic/Business Administration -1932-1933
Comprehensive Final Examination-Economics
Comprehensive Final Examination -Economics-1937
Comprehensive Final Examination-Economic/Business Administration-1938
Comprehensive Final Examination-Education-1932-1933
Comprehensive Final Examination-English-1932-1933
Box- 62- Folders-1-44
Series VII- Correspondence-Office of the Dean-Administrative-Academics
Comprehensive Final Examinations (English- Cooperative Sophomore Testing
Including Study by H. F. Smith-1932-1949
1
Comprehensive Final Examination-English (American & Comparative Literature-1934
2
Comprehensive Final Examination-English (American & Comparative Literature)-1935
3
Comprehensive Final Examination-English -American and Comparative Literature-1937
4
Comprehensive Final Examination-English Comparative Literature-1935
5
Comprehensive Final Examination-Questions-English and Comparative Literature-1936
6
Comprehensive Final Examination-English Comparative Literature-1937
7
Comprehensive Final Examination-French-1935-1936
8
Comprehensive Final Examination-History -1932-1933
9
Comprehensive Final Examination-History-1935-1936
10
Comprehensive Final Examination-History -1939
11
Comprehensive Final Examination-Library Science-1932
12
Comprehensive -Final Examination-Mathematics -1932-1933
13
Comprehensive-Final Examination-Mathematics -1934
14
Comprehensive Final Examination-Mathematics-1936
15
Comprehensive Final Examination-Mathematics -1937-1938
16
Comprehensive Final Examination-Music -1932-1933
17
Comprehensive Final Examination-Music-1934
18
19
20
Comprehensive -Final Examination-Music-1937
21
22
Comprehensive Final Examination-Physics 1932-1933
23
Comprehensive Final Examination -Physics-1935
24
Comprehensive Final Examination-Physics 1938
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
Comprehensive Final Examination-Religion-1934
Comprehensive Final Examination-Religion-1939
Comprehensive Final Examination-Romance Language -1932-1933
Comprehensive Final Examination-Social Science1932-1933
Comprehensive Final Examination-Social Science-1934
Comprehensive Final Examination-Social Sciences-1935
Comprehensive Final Examination-Social Science-1936
Comprehensive Final Examination-Sociology-1937
Comprehensive Final Examination- Sociology-1938
Comprehensive Final Examination-Statistics-1937
Comprehensive Final Examination-Statistics-1938
Comprehensive Final Examination-Statistics- (Undergraduate/Graduate)-1940
Comprehensive Final Examination-Sophomore and Seniors-1936-1939
Anthropology-1949
Arithmetic and Algebra-1929-1930
Chemistry -1932-nd
Contemporary Civilization-1931-1932-Restricted
Cooperative Sophomore Testing-1930-1932
Cooperative Sophomore Examinations-1932-1933
Cooperative Sophomore Testing-1933-1934-Including Study by H. F. Smith
Cultural Reading-Government-1931-1949
1
Cultural Reading Exam-1931-nd
2
Cultural Reading Exam-1931-1932-nd
3
Cultural Reading Exam-1932-(April)
4
Cultural Reading Exam-1932-( May (9th-24th)
5
Cultural Reading Exam-1932-May 27th; December
6
Cultural Reading Exam-1932-1933-nd
7
Cultural Reading Exam-1933
8
Cultural Reading Exam-1934-January-May
9
Cultural Reading Examination-1934-Jul-Dec
10
Cultural Reading Exam-1935
11
Economics (220;225)-1935-1936-nd
12
English (101)-1932-1937-Restricted
13
English (101)-nd-Restricted-nd
14
English (262)-Mid Term Exam-1948
15
English-Questions-1922- 1934
16
French-1942-1944
17
French-Questions-1929-1930; 1931-1932
18
Freshmen Entrance Examinations-1929 -1949-nd-(Restricted)
19
Freshmen Testing Service-1933
20
General Literature-Examination- (100)-Ancient Oriental and Classical Literature-nd
21
General Literature-Examination- (100)-Ancient Oriental and Classical and Modern
Romance Literature (Six Weeks Test) 1934
22
General Literature-Examination- (100)-English and American Literature-nd
23
General Literature (100)-Modern European Literature -nd
24
General Literature-1929-1930; 1931-1932
25
General Final Examination-Literature (100)-1932-1937
26
General Final Examination-Major Subjects-193-nd
27
General Final Examination-Major Subjects-1932-nd
28
General Science- nd
29
German (Section A & B) 1942- nd
30
Government (211)-(Final Exam)- 1948
Graduate Record-Sophomore General -1931-1954
1
Graduate Record Examination-Institutional Testing Program-A Confidential
Report of Test Results (Fisk University)-1947-1949- (Restricted
2
Examinations-History-1932
3
History (207-314)- 1942-1943
4
History (Final Exam) 232 (Second Semester)-1947-1948
5
History (207-211), 1950-1951
6
History (American)-nd
7
History-Western Civilization, 1953
8
History-Western Civilization, 1954
9
International Relations –nd
10
Library Science (Final Exam)-1931
11
Mathematics-Questions-1935
12
Medical Aptitude Test-1943-1944
13
Medical Aptitude Test-1944-1945
14
Medical Aptitude Test-1946-1947-nd
15
Music-Voice-1936-1937
16
National Teacher Examination-1941
17
Ohio Scholarship Test-1933-1934
18
Psychological Testing-1929-1937-nd- Restricted
19
Psychology-Questions-1931
20
Questions-Miscellaneous-nd
21
Regulations for the Government of the University Examinations, May 20, 1948
22
Sophomore General Examination-1935 (May-December)
23
Sophomore General Examination-1936 (January-July)
24
Sophomore General Examination-1936 (August-December)
25
Sophomore General Examination-1935-1936
26
Sophomore General Examination-1937 (January-April)
27
Sophomore General Examination-1937 (May)
28
Sophomore General Examination-1937 (July-December)
Sophomore General (1938)-Exam Schedules-1951
1
Sophomore General Examination-1938 (April-May)
2
Sophomore Testing Program-1932
3
Sophomore Testing Program-1933-1934; 1937
4
Veterans Testing Services-1947
5
Miscelleanous-1938, nd
Examinations-Schedules -1929-1951)
6
Schedules-1926/1927-1929/1930
7
Schedules-1930/1931
8
Schedules-1931
9
Schedules-1931-1932
10
Schedules-1932-1933
11
Schedules-1933/1934-1934/1935
12
Schedules-1935-1936
13
Schedules-1936/1937
14
Schedules-1937-1938-1938/1939
15
Schedules-1939/1940-1941/1942
16
Schedules-1942/1943-1943/1944
17
Schedules-1944/1945-1945/1946
18
Schedules-1947-1948
19
Schedules-1948.1949 -1950-1951
Sub-Subseries-4-Scholarship Reports-Scholarship Deficiency
20
Scholarship Reports-1929-1928 (Fall Quarter)
21
Scholarship Reports-1929-1930 (Fall Quarter)
22
Scholarship Reports-1929-1930 (Fall Quarter-Mid and End Quarter Report)-Restricted
23
Scholarship Reports-1929-1930 (Fall Quarter-End Term)-Restricted
24
Scholarship Reports-1929-1930 (Fall Quarter-End Report-for Instruction Committee)Restricted
25
Scholarship Reports-1929-1930 (Fall Quarter-Mid Term and End Report) DecemberRestricted
26
Scholarship Reports-1929-1930 (Winter Quarter-End) Report)-Restricted
27
Scholarship Reports-1929-1930-(Winter Mid Tern Report) Restricted
28
Scholarship Reports-1929-1930- (Winter Quarter-Mid Tern-End Report) FebruaryRestricted
Box-66 22 Folders
Series -VIICorrespondence-Office of Dean-Administrative-Academics
Sub-Subseries-4-Scholarship Reports/Scholarship Deficiency-1920-1948
Scholarship Reports-Scholarship Deficiency-1929-1931
1
Scholarship Reports-Scholarship Deficiency-1929-1930 (Winter Quarter-Mid Term)
February-Restricted
2
Scholarship Reports-Scholarship Deficiency-1929-1930 (Winter Quarter-Mid Term and
End Report) February-Restricted
3
Scholarship Reports-Scholarship Deficiency-1929-1930 (Winter Quarter-Mid
Term)April-May-Restricted
4
Scholarship Reports-Scholarship Deficiency-1929-1930 (Spring Quarter)-Mid and End
Quarter Report)-Restricted
5
Scholarship Reports-Scholarship Deficiency-1929-1930 (Spring Quarter)-Restricted
6
7
Scholarship Reports-Scholarship Deficiency-1929-1930 (Spring Quarter) JuneRestricted
8
Academics-Students-Undergraduate Scholarship Reports-Scholarship Deficiency-19301931 (Fall Quarter)-Restricted
9
Scholarship Reports-Scholarship Deficiency-1930-1931(Fall Quarter-Mid Term)Restricted
10
Scholarship Reports-Scholarship Deficiency-1930-1931(Fall Quarter-Mid and End
Report)-October Restricted
11
Scholarship Reports-Scholarship Deficiency-1930-1931 (Fall Quarter)-November -A-HRestricted
12
Scholarship Reports-Scholarship Deficiency-1930-1931 (Fall Quarter)-November-I-W)Restricted
13
Scholarship Reports-Scholarship Deficiency-1930-1931 (Fall Quarter)-End Tern-Restricted
14
Scholarship Reports-Scholarship Deficiency-1930-1931 (Fall Quarter)Mid and End Term
Report Restricted
15
Scholarship Reports-Scholarship Deficiency-1930-1931 (Winter Quarter-Mid Term)Restricted
16
Scholarship Reports-Scholarship Deficiency-1930-1931 (Winter Quarter-Mid –End
Report) Feb-Restricted
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Scholarship Reports-Scholarship Deficiency-1930-1931-(Winter Quarter-Mid Term/End
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Scholarship Reports-Scholarship Deficiency-1930-1931 (Winter Quarter-Mid Term)Summary-Restricted
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Scholarship Reports-Scholarship Deficiency-1930-1931 (Spring Quarter-Mid and End R
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Scholarship Reports-Scholarship Deficiency-1930-1931 (Spring Quarter) Mid Term
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Scholarship Reports-Scholarship Deficiency-1930-1931 (Spring Quarter ) Mid –End
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Scholarship Reports-Scholarship Deficiency-1932-1933 (Fall Quarter-Mid/End Report)December-Restricted
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Scholarship Reports-Scholarship Deficiency-1932-1933-(Winter Quarter-Mid/End
Report)-February-Restricted
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Scholarship Reports-Scholarship Deficiency-1932-1933 (Winter Quarter-Mid/End
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Scholarship Reports-Scholarship Deficiency-1932-1933 (Winter Quarter End of Quarter
Report)-Restricted
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Report) May-Restricted
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Scholarship Reports-Scholarship Deficiency-1933-1934 (Winter Quarter-Mid
Term/Mid/End Reports) February Restricted
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Scholarship Reports-Scholarship Deficiency-1933-1934 (Winter Quarter-Mid and End
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End Quarter Report)
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End Quarter Report) January-Restricted
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Semester) April-Restricted-11
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Semester) -Restricted-13
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Semester Report) January-Restricted
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Sub-Subseries-5-Scholarship Review
Freshman and sophomore1929-1942
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Scholarship Review-Freshman and Sophomore-1931-1932-nd
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Scholarship Review-Freshman and Sophomore-1936-1938; 1942
Sub-Subseries-6-Sophomore (Majors and Minors)-(Senior Majors and Minors)
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Academics-Students- Undergraduates-Sophomore Majors and Minors Subjects-19331935
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Sophomore-–Majors and Minors Subjects-1947-nd
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Upper Class-Senior-Majors& Minors-Music/ Sociology-1926-1937
Sub-Subseries-7-Extra Curricular Activities-1926-1949
Basketball-Concert-1926-1942
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Basketball-1926-1941
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Campus Organizations-1947
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Conferences Congregational Christian Church-1940
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Clubs-D.L.V Club-1932
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Clubs-The Dicagynian Club-nd
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Clubs-The Dilletante Club-1931-1932
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Clubs-The James Welton Johnson Journalistic Club-1938
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Clubs-The Mathematics Club-1932
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Clubs-The Social Science Club-1932
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Clubs-The Tanner Club-nd
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Concert-1942
Box-72-54 Folders
Sub-Subseries-7-Extra Curricular Activities-1926-1949
Contests-1928-YWCA1949
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Contests-Ada Mohn-Landis-1937-1943
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Contests-The Caravan of East and West, Inc-1945
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Contests-Davidson County Anti-Tuberculosis Association, Inc-1943
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Contests-International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union-1937
Contests-League for Industrial Democracy-1932
Contests-Loventhal Oratorical Contest-(Public Speaking)-1940
Contests-Nashville Banner-Spelling Contest, 1948
Contests-New York Cocoa Exchange, Inc, (N. Y.)-(Essay Contest)-1937
Contests-New York Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society- (Essay Contest)-19321936-nd
Contests- Senior Popularity Contest-Conducted by the Class of 1936
Debating-1928-1931
Debating-1932-1934
Debating-1936
Debating-1937-1946
Dramatics-Stagecrafters-1936-1940
Female Students Engaged in Extra Curricula Activities-1930-1934
Female Students Engaged in Extra Curricula Activities-1941-1942
Fisk Jubilee Singers -1931-1942-nd
Fisk University Choir-1932-1936
Fisk University Octet-1930-1932
Fisk University Orchestra-1931-1932
Football-1929-1930
Football-1931-nd
Football- 1932-1936
Football-1937-1947
Fraternities-Alpha Phi Alpha-1930-1931-nd
Fraternities-Alpha Phi Alpha (Alpha Chi Chapter)-1935-1949
Fraternities-Kappa Alpha Psi-Alpha Delta Chapter-1930-1931
Fraternities-Omega Psi Phi -1930-1941
Fraternities-Phi Beta Sigma-1930-1936
Fraternity and Sorority Rooster-1931-1932
General Regulations-Governing Student Participation-1940-1941-nd
Glee Club-Female and Male-1929-1936
Inter-Fraternity Council-1931-1946-nd
Male Students Engaged in Extra Curricula Activities-1930-1934,nd
Male Students Engaged in Extra Curricula Activities-1940-1944
Male Students Engaged in Extra Curricula Activities-1947-1949
Men’s Senate of Fisk University, 1935, nd
Retreat-Student Leaders Retreat-1940
Sororities-Alpha Kappa Alpha, Alpha Delta Omega Chapter- 1942
Sororities-Alpha Kappa Alpha, Pi Chapter-1930-1931
Sororities-Delta Sigma Theta-1930-1944
Sports (Combined)-1934-1940-nd
Spring Day-1934
Student Council-1929-1932
Student Council – 1938-1946
Student Council-(Constitution)-1944
Organizations- Miscelleanous-1932-1941
Track -1935-nd
Women’s Senate-1930
Young Men’s Christian Association-Fisk University, 1931;1934- nd
Young Women’s Christian Association-Fisk University-1935
Box-73 Folders-1-28
Sub-Subseries-8-Awards- Honors and Honorary Societies-Dean Lists-Student Rankings
1929-1948
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Undergraduates-Awards-The Walter Mack Job Awards for American Youth-1940-1942
2
Honor Students-1929-1939
3
Honorary Societies-1929-193873-4 Academics-Students-Undergraduates-Honorary
Societies
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Beta Kappa Chi Scientific Society-1933
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Honorary Societies-PHI BETA KAPPA-1938-1941
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Honorary Societies-SIGMA UPSILON PI 1940-1942
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Students Nominated for Inclusion-Who’s Who among Students in American Universities
and Colleges-1935-1942
Lists-Dean-Freshman Ranking-1929-1948
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Dean’s List-1933/1934
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Dean’s List-1934/1935
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Dean’s List-Dean’s List-1935/1938-1938/1939
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Dean’s List-Dean’s List-1939/1940-1942/1943
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Dean’s List-Dean’s List-1944/1945-1947-1948
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Freshman-Ranking-1929-1940
Sub-Subseries-9-Listings-Prospective Students-Undergraduate- Students-Candidate for
Graduation-1936-1949
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Students-Mailing List of Prospective Students-nd
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List of Upper Class Students-1936-1937
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Lists-1946-1947; 1948-1949
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Lists-Candidate for Graduation-1936-1937-nd
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Lists-Candidate for Graduation-1947-1948
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Lists-Candidate for Graduation-1948-49
Sub-Subseries-10-Scholarships and Fellowships-1934-1950
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Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity-Alpha Chi Chapter-1939-1944
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American Friends Service Committee-1934-1949
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American Scandinavian Foundation (New York)-1950
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The Bishop Tuttle Training School-(Raleigh, N.C.)-1937
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The Blanche Seymour Wait Scholarship Fund-1946
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Carnegie Hero Fund Commission (Pittsburg, PA)-1938
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College Scholarship Fund for Negro Student-1948
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Delta Kappa Gamma Scholarship-nd
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Detroit Young Men’s Christian Association-1941
1
The Edwards Scholarship Fund (Boston, MA)-nd
2
Federal Emergency Relief Administration Scholarships-1932; 1934-(January-February)
3
Federal Emergency Relief Administration Scholarships-1934 (March-May)
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Federal Emergency Relief Administration Scholarships-1934 (June-December); 1935
5
Fisk University-Freshmen Scholarship-1930
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Freshmen Scholarships-Fisk University-1931 (January-July)
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Freshmen Scholarships-Fisk University-1931-1932
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Freshmen Scholarships-Fisk University-1932 (April-October)
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Freshmen Scholarships-Fisk University- 1933 (February-Aril)
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Freshmen -Scholarships-Fisk University-1933 (May)-nd
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Freshmen Scholarships-Fisk University-1934 (March-May)
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Fisk University-Scholarship Recipients- 1937-1938
Fisk University-Scholarship Recipients- 1948-1949-nd
Fisk University-Awarded-Form Letter-nd
Fisk University-Awarded-1931 (January-June)
Fisk University- Awards/Denied-1931 (July)
Fisk University-Awarded-1931 (August)
Fisk University-Denied-1931 (August-)
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Fisk University-Awarded -1934 (Jun-Sept)
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Fisk University-Awarded-1935 (Jan-September)
Fisk University-Denied-1935
Fisk University-Awarded-1935-1936
Fisk University-Awarded-1937-nd
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Box-75 Folders-1-40
Scholarships and Fellowships-Upper Class-1931-1944
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Upper Class-Fisk University Scholarships-1931-1933
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Upper Class-Fisk University Scholarships- Awarded-1931-1933
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Upper Class-Fisk University Scholarships- 1935 (June-August)
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Upper Class-Fisk University Scholarships-1935 (Sept-Oct)
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Upper Class-Fisk University Scholarships- Awarded-1936’
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Upper Class-Fisk University Scholarships- 1937
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Upper Class-Fisk University Scholarships- 1938-1939
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Upper Class-Fisk University Scholarships1941-1944-nd -(Miscellaneous)
Departmental Scholarships-1930-1939
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Departmental Scholarships-Fisk University-Department of Biology-1939
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Departmental Scholarships-Fisk University-Department of Education-1939
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Departmental Scholarships-Fisk University-Department of Mathematics-1930
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Departmental Scholarships-Fisk University-Department of Music-1935-Scholarships and
Fellowships-Foundations-Fraternities and Sororities-etc
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Scholarships and Fellowships-Foundations and Organizations-Ford Foundation (N.Y.)1953-1954
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Scholarships and Fellowships-Foundations and Organizations-Fraternities and Sororities1932
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Scholarships and Fellowships-Foundations and Organizations-Gabriel Scholarships-1940
16
Scholarships and Fellowships-Foundations and Organizations-Gabriel ScholarshipsAwarded -1932-1940
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Scholarships and Fellowships-Foundations and Organizations-Harriet Wilson Taylor
Fund-1942-43
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Scholarships and Fellowships-Foundations and Organizations-Harriet Wilson Taylor
Fund-Awarded-1943-1954
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Scholarship-1946
Scholarships and Fellowships-Foundations and Organizations-Jessie Smith Noyes
Foundation –Awarded-1949-1950
Scholarships and Fellowships-Foundations and Organizations-Johnson Foundation-19491950
Scholarships and Fellowships-Foundations and Organizations-The Juliette Derricotte
Memorial Foundation-1938- 1939
Scholarships and Fellowships-Foundations and Organizations-Margaret Sarah McKimm
Maloney Scholarship-1939-1941
Scholarships and Fellowships-Foundations and Organizations-Meharry Medical College1947
Scholarships and Fellowships-Foundations and Organizations-National Council of Jewish
Women-1948
Scholarships and Fellowships-Foundations and Organizations-National Foundation for
Infantile Paralysis-1945
Scholarships and Fellowships-Foundations and Organizations-National Institute of Public
Affairs- nd
Scholarships and Fellowships-Foundations and Organizations-National Scholarship
Service and Fund for Negro Students (N.Y.)-1948
Scholarships and Fellowships-Foundations and Organizations-National Tuberculosis
Association- nd
Scholarships and Fellowships-Foundations and Organizations-National Youth `
Administration 1937-1939
Scholarships and Fellowships-Foundations and Organizations-Pepsi-Cola Scholarships
(National Administrative Board)-1945-1949
Scholarships and Fellowships-Foundations and Organizations-The Dr. Percy Creuzot P
Prize Award-1937-1942
Scholarships and Fellowships-Foundations and Organizations-The Pressor Foundation-nd
Scholarships and Fellowships-Foundations and Organizations-The Private Car Men’s
Service Club of New York-1931
Scholarships and Fellowships-Foundations and Organizations-The Robert s. Abbott
Memorial Scholarship-1946-1948
Scholarships and Fellowships-Foundations and Organizations-Tennessee Tuberculosis
Association-1937
Scholarships and Fellowships-Foundations and Organizations-The Verne Noyes
Scholarship-1948
Scholarships and Fellowships-Foundations and Organizations-Wellesley College-The
Summer Institute for Social Progress-1943-1948
Scholarships and Fellowships-Foundations and Organizations-Works Progress
Administration-1937-1938
Scholarships and Fellowships-Foundations and Organizations-Young Women’s Christian
Association (YWCA)- N.Y.-1936
Box-76 Folders-1-23
Series VIICorrespondence-Office of Dean-Administrative-Academics
Sub-series-12-Students-Graduate School
Sub-Subseries-1-General Correspondence
1
Graduate School-Correspondence-Fisk Degrees for Negro Students-Taking
Courses from Texas Christian College-1932;1934
2
Graduate School-Instruction-1927-1949
3
Graduate Work at Fisk University-Historical Background-1937-1939-nd
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Graduate Work in Negro Colleges, Martin D. Jenkins, Journal of Negro Education,
January
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Study of Graduate Work in Negro Colleges-1936-1939
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Graduate Studies in the Field of Government-1941
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Proposals Relating to Graduate Studies-1933-1948
(Including “Graduate and Professional Training for Negro Students” Tennessee Code)
Recommendations Letters to Graduate Schools-1941-1946
Recommendations Letters to Graduate Schools-1947
Recommendations Letters to Graduate Schools-1949-1954
Regulations with Respect to Theses –Submitted to the Graduate Department by
Candidates for the Master of Arts Degree; General Regulations-nd
Summary Comments on Graduate Study at Fisk University-1938-1949
A-H-1929-1949
Correspondence-A-1931-1949
Correspondence-B-Bo-1933-1945
Correspondence-Bra-Bya -1932-1941
Correspondence-Ca-Cl-1931-1940
Correspondence- Co-Cu-1932-1945
Correspondence-D-1929-1942
Correspondence-E-1939-1944
Correspondence- F-1930-1946
Correspondence- G-1932-1941
Correspondence-Ha-Hicks, 1932-1942
Correspondence-Ho-Ison -1931-1944
Box-77 Folders-1-19
Sub-series-12- Students-Graduate School
Sub-Subseries-1-General Correspondence
J-Z-1930-1949
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Correspondence-J-K-1931-1943
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Correspondence-L-1931-1940
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Correspondence-Ma-Men-1932-1944
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Correspondence-Meredith,
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Correspondence-Mi-My, 1932-1942
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Correspondence-Nash-Owen-1931-1943
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Correspondence-Pa-Payne-1930-1949
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Correspondence-Pe-Ph – 1929-1941
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Correspondence-Pickwood, Lubin- 1937-1939-Restricted
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Correspondence-Pie-Pu -1930-1943
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Correspondence-Ra-Rus-1930-1949
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Correspondence-Sa-Shee-1934-1944
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Correspondence-Shel-Sp-1931-1946
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Correspondence-St-Su-1934-1942
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Correspondence-T-1932-1941
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Correspondence-V-1935-1936
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Correspondence-W-Whit-1929-1940
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Correspondence-WL-WO-1937-1944
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Correspondence-Y-Z-1929-1940
Box-78 Folders-1-31
Sub-series-12-Students-Graduate School
Sub-Subseries-2-Applications for Admission Graduate Assistantship, Fellowship or Scholarship
1
Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship
Anthropology, 1938
2
Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-Biology1931-1932
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Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-Chemistry1931
Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-Chemistry1931-1933-(Dyson, Clifford)
Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarshipChemistry-1935
Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-Chemistry1937-1944
Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-Economics1931-1932
Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-Education(A-G)-1930 -1931
Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-Education(H)-1931
Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-Education(J)-1931
Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-Education(L)-1931
Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-Education(M-W)-1931
Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-Education(C-L)-1932
Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-Education(M-W)-1932
Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-Education(A-S)-1933
Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-Education1933-1934-(Redmond, Minnie Bella)
Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarshipEducation-(B-G)-1934
Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-Education(H-W)-1934
Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-Education
(B-T)-1935
Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-Education 1935-1937- (Cobbins, O. B.)
Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-Education(B-S)-1936
Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-Education1935-1938 -(Anne Webster-Childress)
Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-Education1937
Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarshipEducation-1938
Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-Education1939
Box-79 Folders-1-26
Sub-Subseries-2-Applications for Admission Graduate Assistantship, Fellowship or Scholarship
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Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship Education1940
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Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-English1931
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Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-English 1936
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Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-English(Frank G.Yerby)-1936
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Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-English1937 -1938
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Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-English1939-1949
11
Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-History1932-1936
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Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-History1937-1938
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Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarshipMathematics-1931-1932
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Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarshipMathematics-1933-1934
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Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarshipMathematics-1935-1939/1941
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Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-Music1934-1936
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Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-Music-1936
18
Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-Music-1937
19
Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-Music 1938-1940
20
Academics-Students-Graduate School-Applications for admission, graduate assistantship,
fellowship or scholarship-Physics-1931-1933
21
fellowship or scholarship-Religion-1932-1941
22
fellowship or scholarship-Sociology-1931
23
24
Academics-Students-Graduate School- Applications for admission, graduate assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-Sociology-1933
25
26
Box-80 Folders-1-28
Sub-Subseries-2-Applications for Admission Graduate Assistantship, Fellowship -Scholarship
1
fellowship or scholarship-Sociology-(A-M)-1936
2
fellowship or scholarship-Sociology –(P-W)–1936
3
Academics-Students-Graduate School- Applications for admission, graduate
assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-Sociology-(A-L)-1937
4
fellowship or scholarship-Sociology-(M-W)-1937
5
Academics-Students-Graduate School- Applications for admission, graduate
assistantship, fellowship or scholarship-Sociology-(A-H)-1938
6
fellowship or scholarship-Sociology-(J-R)-1938
7
fellowship or scholarship-Sociology-(S-W)-1938
8
fellowship or scholarship-Sociology-1939-1952
Sub-Subseries-3-Examinations
9
Master of Arts Degree-Scope of the Comprehensive Examination-Education-1936-1940
10
Master of Arts Degree-Chemistry-1933; 1939
11
Master of Arts Degree-Education-1938-1942-nd
12
Master of Arts Degree-Music-1940
13
Master of Arts Degree -Religion-1942-1944
14
Comprehensive Examination-Social Sciences-1937
15
16
17
Comprehensive Examination-Social Sciences-1942-1944-(Including Theses Titles)
18
Master of Arts Degree-Examinations-Merry, Preston, Robert-1937-Folder 1-Restricted
19
Master of Arts Degree-Examinations-Merry, Preston, Robert- 1937-Folder 2-Restricted
20
Master of Arts Degree-Examinations-Merry, Preston, Robert -1937-Folder 3-Restricted
21
Master of Arts Degree-Examinations-Merry, Preston Robert- 1937-Folder 4- Restricted External Examiners
22
Master of Arts Degree-Examinations-External Examiners-1930-1936
23
Master of Arts Degree-Examinations-External Examiners-1937
24
Master of Arts Degree-Examinations-External Examiners-1938
25
Master of Arts Degree-Examinations-External Examiners-1939- nd
26
Master of Arts Degree-Examinations-External Examiners-1940-1947
27
Examinations-Master of Arts Degree-Examinations-Schedules-1933-1935
28
Master of Arts Degree-Examinations-Miscelleanous-1936
Sub-Subseries-4-Applications for Master of Arts Degree-1933-1944
1
Application for Master of Arts Degree-Biology-1939-1943
2
Application for Master of Arts Degree-Chemistry-1935-1943
3
Application for Master of Arts Degree-Education-1933-1936
4
Application for Master of Arts Degree-Education-1937
5
6
7
Application for Master of Arts Degree-Education-1940 (C-M)
8
Application for Master of Arts Degree-Education-1940 (S-W)
9
Application for Master of Arts Degree-Education-1941-1944
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10
Application for Master of Arts Degree-English-1933-1938
11
Application for Master of Arts Degree-English, 1939-1944, nd
12
Application for Master of Arts Degree-History-1934-1941
13
Application for Master of Arts Degree-Mathematics-1938-1940
14
Application for Master of Arts Degree-Music-1938-1942
15
Application for Master of Arts Degree-Religion-1941-1944
16
Application for Master of Arts Degree-Sociology-1933-1938
17
Application for Master of Arts Degree-Sociology-1939
18
Application for Master of Arts Degree-Sociology-1940-1944
Sub-Subseries-5-Candidate for Master of Arts Degree19
Candidate for Master of Arts Degree-1932
20
21
Candidate for Master of Arts Degree- 1934
22
23
24
Candidate for Master of Arts Degree-1937-1938
25
Candidate for Master of Arts Degree-1939-nd
26
Candidate for Master of Arts Degree-1942-1948
27
Candidate for Master of Arts Degree-Requirements-Theses-1931-1942, nd
28
Master of Arts Degree-Theses1917-1939
Sub-Subseries-6-Listing
29
Listing-Accepted Graduate Students-1932-1934/1938-1940
30
Listing-Applications for Graduate Work-1939-1940
31
Listing-Candidates for Master of Arts Degree-1932-1948
32
Listing-Classification of Students-1946/1947-1948/1949
33
Listing-Graduates-Master of Arts-1934
34
Listing-Graduate Students, 1936-1937
35
Listing-Prospective Graduate Students-1938-1939
Series VIICorrespondence-Office of Dean-Administrative-AcademicsSub-series-12- Students-Graduate School
Sub-Subseries-7-Fellowships, Scholarships
1
The Chicago Theological Seminary-1946
2
Drew Honor Scholarship-1940
3
Episcopal Graduate Fellowship-1946
4
Fisk University Fellowships and Scholarship-1931-1936
5
6
7
Fisk University Fellowships-1940
8
Fisk- Tuskegee-FSA Fellowship-(Department of Social Sciences)-1940
9
Fisk University Fellowships and Scholarship-1941-1952-nd
10
Fulbright Act-1947
11
General Education Board Fellowship-1947
12
Howard University-1935
13
International Institute at Northwestern University-1926-1936
14
John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation-1938
15
Julius Rosenwald Fund-1936-1937
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17
18
19
20
21
Julius Rosenwald Fund-nd
22
Kent Fellowship-Graduate Study in History and the Philosophy of Religions-1951
23
Lisle Fellowship-1947
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25
26
National Youth Administration-1936-1938
National Youth Administration-1939- nd
Ohio State University-Pepsi-Cola Graduate Fellowships-Provident Medical Association1942-1952
Series VIICorrespondence-Office of Dean-Administrative-AcademicsSub-series-12- Students-Graduate School
Sub-Subseries-7-Fellowships, Scholarships
1
Academics-Students-Graduate School-Scholarships & Fellowships
State Agricultural and Mechanical College-Orangeburg, S. C. , 194
Sub-Subseries-8-Fellowships, Scholarships-Announcements
2
The Albert J. Beveridge Memorial Fellowship-1946
3
The Athenaeum of Ohio Institute Divi Thomas Fellowship-Sciences-1947
4
Brown University Graduate School-1945-1947
5
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace-1932-1933
6
Columbia University-1945-nd
7
Educational Testing Service-1948
8
Harvard University-Regional Scholarship Program-Business Administration-1949-1950
9
Harvard University-School of City Planning-1935
10
Harvard University-School of Pubic Administration-1947
11
Indiana University-1945-1946
12
McCormick Theological Seminary-1948
13
Morehouse College-1947
14
National Urban League Fellowships-1927-1947
15
Northwestern University-1945-1948
16
School of Radio Technique-1945
17
The Sidney Hillman Foundation, 1949
18
The Social Science Research Council-1932-1934
19
Tuskegee Institute-School of Veterinary Medicine-1945
20
University of Chicago-1941-1942
21
University of Illinois Graduate College (Urbana Illinois)-1948-1949
22
University of Minnesota (Minneapolis), 1947-1950
23
-University of Wisconsin-1948-1950
24
Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania-Business and Governmental
Administration-1945
Series VII1
Correspondence-Office of Dean-Administrative-Alumni
Subseries-1-Correspondence-Alumni-1929-1951
25
Alumni -B-(1933-1943)
26
Alumni -Alumni-C-(1930-1944)
27
Alumni-Alumni-D-(1929-1949)
28
Alumni-Alumni-E-(1931-1937)
29
Alumni-Alumni-F-(1929-1939)
30
Alumni-Alumni-Fort, William (1933)
31
Alumni-Alumni-Franklin, John Hope-(1938-1951)
32
Alumni-Alumni-G- (1929-1945)
33
Alumni-Alumni -(1929-1943)
34
Alumni-J-(1932-1947)
35
Alumni-Alumni-L-(1932-1936)
36
Alumni-Alumni-M-(1929-1942)
37
Alumni-Alumni-Mc-(1929-1943)
38
Alumni-N-O-(1935-1938)
39
Alumni -Alumni-P-(1938-1940)
40
Alumni -Alumni-R-(1931-1942)
41
Alumni-Alumni-S-(1931-1943)
42
Alumni -Alumni -T-(1931-1947)
43
Alumni-Alumni-Talley, Thomas (Concert Pianist)-(1946-1947)
44
Alumni-V-(1929-1942)
45
Alumni -Alumni -W-(1930-1939)
46
Alumni -General-1931-1942
47
Alumni-Alumni-New York-nd
Sub-series-2-Alumni-Listings
48
Alumni Listings-Fisk Graduates with Doctorates, including names, school, year, (nd)
49
Alumni Listings-Graduate who have attended schools of higher learning for Negroes,
between 1932 through 1936
50
Alumni Listings-Graduates Teaching in Colleges for the last ten years-1885-1930Subseries-3-Alumni-Classes
51
Alumni Classes- (1909;1921-1922;1923-1927)
52
Alumni Classes-(1929-1935)
53
Alumni-Classes-(1936-1943)
Series-IX
Correspondence Office of the Dean-Administrative-Fisk and Fisk RelatedSub-series-1- Accreditation-Correspondence-1924-1941
1
Accreditation-1928-1948
2
Accreditation Data-Graduate Schools –(C-O)-attended by Fisk Graduates documentation
1936-(Restricted)
3
Accreditation Data-Graduate Schools –(U-W)-attended by -Fisk Graduates
documentation -1936-(Restricted)
4
Accrediting Agencies-American Association of Universities- (March- September)-1933
5
Accrediting -Agencies-American Association of Universities-1933-(October-December)1941
6
Accrediting Agencies-Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools for NegroesReport of the Accrediting Committee-1943
7
Accrediting Agencies-Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools for Negroes Progress and Plans of Negro High Schools Toward Regional Accreditation
Commission on Secondary Schools of the Association of Colleges and Secondary
Schools for Negroes, December-1944
8
Accrediting Agencies-Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools of the Southern
States-1930-1933-nd
9
Accrediting Agencies-North Carolina Association of Higher Education-Accreditation
Forms-V-XII- nd
10
Forms-XXIV-XXIX- nd
11
Forms-XXX-XXXVIII- nd
12
Forms-XLVII-L- nd
13
Forms-Blank (Faculty, Library) Schedules II-IV- nd
14
Accrediting Agencies-Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools-19341946
15
Accrediting Agencies-Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools-Colleges
and Secondary Schools for Negro Youth Approved by the Executive Committee of the
Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools-1944-1945
16
American Council on Education-1936-1937-(Copy of the Robinston-Patman Act
attached)
17
Fisk Academic Standing-1930-1949
18
Schools-Colleges-Arkansas-Arkansas Baptist College-1932
19
Schools-Colleges-Florida-1933-1937
20
Schools-Colleges Louisiana-New Orleans College-1932
21
Schools-Colleges-Mississippi-A & M College -Piney Woods School-1930-1932
22
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25
26
27
28
29
Schools-Colleges-North Carolina-Palmer Memorial Institute-1934
Schools-Colleges-New York-The University the State of New York- 1924-1939- nd
Schools-Colleges-Tennessee-1927-1936
Schools-Secondary-Arkansas-Langston High School (Hot Springs)-1934
Schools-Secondary-Tennessee Austin High School (Knoxville)-1931-1934
Schools -Secondary-Virginia-West Virginia- 1931-1935
Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools site visit- 1946
List-Accreditation -Negro Colleges-1949
Series-IX
Correspondence Office of the Dean-Administrative-Fisk and Fisk Related
Subseries-2-Faculty)- Teaching Applications-By Departments- (1929-1950
Departments-A-English 1932
1
Faculty-Teaching Application-Administrator-1931; 1947
2
Faculty-Teaching Application-Army Specialized Training Program-1943 (March-April)
3
Faculty-Teaching Application-Army Specialized Training Program-1943 (May-June)
4
Faculty-Teaching Application-Army Specialized Training Program-1943 (JulySeptember)
5
Faculty-Teaching Application-Art Department-1929-1943
6
7
8
Faculty-Teaching Application-Biology Department-1931-1941
9
10
11
Faculty-Teaching Application-Business Administration Department-1930-1938
12
Faculty-Teaching Application-Business Administration Department-1946-1948
13
-Teaching Application-Chemistry Department-1931-1943
14
Faculty-Teaching Application-Chemistry Department-1945-1946
15
Faculty-Teaching Application-Chemistry Department-1947-1948
16
Faculty-Teaching Application-Economics Department-1931-1936
17
18
19
Faculty-Teaching Application-Education Department-1930-1931
20
21
22
23
Faculty-Teaching Application-English Department-1930
24
25
Faculty-Teaching Application-English Department-1932-nd
Box-86 Folders-1-24
Series IXCorrespondence-Office of the Dean-Administrative-Fisk and Fisk Related
Subseries-2- Faculty- Teaching Applications-By Departments -(1929-1950
English 1933-Lauguage (French- 1936)
1
Faculty Teaching Application-English Department-1933-1938\
2
Faculty-Teaching Application-English Department-1940-1943
3
Faculty-Teaching Application-English Department-1944-1945
4
5
Faculty-Teaching Application-English Department-1947 (January-March)
6
Faculty-Teaching Application-English Department-1947 (April-June)
7
Faculty-Teaching Application-English Department -1947 (July-August)
8
Faculty Teaching Application-English Department-1947 (September-December)
9
Faculty-Teaching Application-English Department-1948 (January-April)
10
Faculty-Teaching Application-English Department-1948 (May-July)
11
Faculty-Teaching Application-English Department-1948 (August-November)
12
Faculty-Teaching Application-English Department-1949 (May-June)
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Faculty-Teaching Application-Health Education Department-1946
Faculty-Teaching Application-History Department -1929-1930
Faculty-Teaching Application-History Department-1931-1932
Faculty-Teaching Application-History Department -1948
Faculty-Teaching Application-History/Geography Department -1949
Faculty-Teaching Application-Home Economics Department-1933, 1944
Faculty-Teaching Application-Language Department -Classics-Latin/Greek-1929-1933
Faculty-Teaching Application-Languages Department –French-1931-1940
Faculty-Teaching Application-Languages Department-French-1946
Subseries-2- Faculty- Teaching Applications by Departments
Language (French)1947-Psychology-1930-1950
1
Faculty-Teaching Application-Languages Department-French-1947
2
Faculty-Teaching Application- Languages Department-French/German-1935-1949
3
Faculty-Teaching Application-Languages Department-German-1930-1936
4
Faculty-Teaching Application- Languages Department-German-1944-1947
5
Faculty-Teaching Application-Languages Department-German-1948-1950
6
Faculty-Teaching Application-Languages Department-Modern Foreign Languages-19471949
7
Faculty-Teaching Application-Languages Department-Romance 1931-1949
8
Faculty-Teaching Application-Languages Department-Spanish-1940-1950
9
Faculty-Teaching Application-Languages Department-Spanish-French-1931-1948
10
Faculty-Teaching Application- Languages Department-Miscellaneous-1940-1949-nd
11
Faculty-Teaching Application- Library-1930-1944
12
Faculty-Teaching Application- Mathematics Department-1930-1945
13
Faculty-Teaching Application- Mathematics Department-1947-1948
14
Faculty-Teaching Application- Music Department-1930-1933
15
Faculty-Teaching Application- Music Department-1944-1947-n.d.
16
Faculty-Teaching Application- Philosophy/Religion Department-1930-1940
17
Faculty-Teaching Application-Philosophy/Religion Department-1945-1946
18
Faculty-Teaching Application-Philosophy/Religion Department-1947-1948
19
Faculty-Teaching Application-Physical Education Department-1930-1934
20
Faculty-Teaching Application- Physical Education Department-1936-1943
21
22
23
Faculty-Teaching Application-Physics Department-1944-1948
24
Faculty-Teaching Application-Political Science Department -1933-1949
25
Faculty-Teaching Application-Psychology Department-1931-1937
26
Faculty-Teaching Application-Psychology Department-1945-1949
Series- IX
Correspondence-Office of the Dean-Administrative-Fisk and Fisk Related
Subseries-2-Faculty-Teaching Applications by Departments
Social Sciences-Miscellaneous-1930-1950
1
Faculty-Teaching Application-Social Science Department-1931-1949-nd
2
Faculty-Teaching Application-Zoology Department-1930-1948
3
Faculty-Teaching Application-Miscellaneous-1930-1939
4
Faculty-Teaching Application-Miscellaneous-1940-1945
5
Faculty-Teaching Application-Miscellaneous-1946
6
7
8
Faculty-Teaching Application-Miscellaneous-Including Faculty 1945 Retirement
Program-1949-1950-nd
Subseries-3-Festival of Music and Fine Art-1930-(April 1-9)1947
9
Festival of Music and Fine Art-1930
10
11
12
Festival of Music and Fine Art-1943-1944
13
14
Festival of Music and Fine Art-1946, nd
15
Festival of Music and Fine Art-Visitors listing-1946
16
17
Festival of Music and Fine Art-Invitation Responses-1947 (January)
18
Festival of Music and Fine Art-Invitation Responses-1947 (February)
19
Festival of Music and Fine Art-Invitation Responses-1947 (March)
20
Festival of Music and Fine Art-Invitation Reponses-1947 (April, 1-9)
Series- IX
Subseries-3-Festival of Music and Fine Arts-1947 (April 10-19) to 1950 (April)
1
Festival of Music and Fine Art-Invitation Responses-1947-(April-10-19)
2
Festival of Music and Fine Art-Invitation Responses-1947-(April-22-28)
3
Festival of Music and Fine Art-Invitation Responses-1947-(May-December)-nd
4
Festival of Music and Fine Art-1948-(January)
5
Festival of Music and Fine Art-1948-(February)
6
Festival of Music and Fine Art-1948-(March 1-17)
7
8
Festival of Music and Fine Art-1948-(April)
9
Festival of Music and Fine Art-1948-(May)
10
Festival of Music and Fine Art-1948-(June-December)-(Including Post-Mortem Notes on
the 1948 Music Festival
11
Festival of Music and Fine Art-1949-(January-February)
12
13
Festival of Music and Fine Art-1949-March 20-31)
14
Festival of Music and Fine Art-1949-(April 1-15)
15
Festival of Music and Fine Art-1949-(April 18-21)
16
Festival of Music and Fine Art-1949-(April)-(Miscellaneous Items), nd
17
Festival of Music and Fine Art-1949-(May-June)
18
Festival of Music and Fine Art-1949-(July-December- nd
19
Festival of Music and Fine Art-1950-(January-February)
20
Festival of Music and Fine Art-1950-(March)
21
Festival of Music and Fine Art-1950 (April)-nd
Box-90 Folders-1-35
Series- IX
Sub-series-3-Festival of Music and Fine Arts-1951-Festival
1
Festival of Music and Fine Art -1951 (March-April)-nd
2
Festival of Music and Fine Art-Announcements-1931; 1937-1938; 1942
3
Festival of Music and Fine Art -Brochures-1946-1950-nd
4
Festival of Music and Fine Art -Budget-1947-1948
5
Festival of Music and Fine Art -Budget-1949
6
Festival of Music and Fine Art -Budget-1950
7
Festival of Music and Fine Art-Miscellaneous Notes-1945-1947
Subseries-4-Miscellaneous-Academic Attire-Convocation-1936-1954
8
Academic Attire-1936-1945
9
Alpha Kappa Delta-1948
10
American Council of the International -Student Service-(Geneva)-1930
11
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13
14
15
16
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18
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25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
American Council on Race Relations-1946
American Friends Service Committee- (Gifts and Donations)-1947
Arts in Childhood Bulletin, 1949 (Fisk Publication)
Beale, Howard, K. 1953-1954
The Booker T. Washington Birth Place Memorial-1946
The Clarion Student Publication-1948
Commencement-1936-1938
Commencement-1940
Commencement-1941
Commencement-1942
Commencement- 1943-1944
Commencement-1945
Commencement-1946
Commencement-1947
Commencement-1948-1950- nd-Including the 1949 Commencement Address of Dr. R. J.
Bunche
Commencement-Organization of Processional-1933-1941
Commencement-Speakers-1930-1943
Concerts-1944-1949
Conference of Deans of Southern Graduate Schools-1945-May-June
Conference of Deans of Southern Graduate Schools -1945-July-August
Conference on Liberia-1946
Convocation-1937-1939
Convocation-1947
Series- IX
Correspondence-Office of the Dean-Administrative- Fisk and Fisk Related
Subseries-4-Miscellaneous –Convocation (1948)-Fisk University Octet Singers Protest -1934
1
Convocation-1948
2
Cravath Papers-1953
3
Crosthwaite, Minnie-1932-1936
4
Dawson, William L. (Congressman)-1952
5
Dean of Women’s Council-1932
6
Debates-1942-1943
7
Debating Program-Intercollegiate-1947
8
Degrees-Honorary-Doctor of Philosophy-1930-1946
9
Department of Interior-Office of Education-1933
10
Department of Interior-United States Housing Authority-1939
11
Detroit Exposition-Seventy-five Years of Negro Progress-1940
12
Diplomas-1929-1938
13
Diploma-1941-1942
14
Education for Citizenship Week Observance-1937
15
Employment Inquiries-(Fisk University Positions)-1930-1944 (January-May)
16
Employment Inquiries-Fisk University Positions)-1944 (June-December)
17
Employment Inquiries-(Fisk University Positions)-1945-1949
18
Employment Inquiries-Non-Fisk Positions1930-1945
19
Employment Inquiries-Non-Fisk Positions-1946-1949-nd
20
Exchange Scholars Program-German and French Universities-1931
21
Federal Security Agency-Social Security Board-1942
22
Federal Security Agency-Social Security Board-1947
23
Federal Security Agency-U.S. Office of Education-1940-1948
24
Federal Security Agency-U.S. Public Health Service-1945
25
File Index-1927-1948
26
Files Transfer-Office of the Dean-1929-1942
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
Fisk Annual Publication-1946
Fisk Herald Publication-1930-1937
Fisk Jubilee Singers-1942- nd
Fisk News Publication-1928
Fisk University Choir-Special Broadcast –WSM-1948
Fisk University Club of Chicago-Original Jubilee Singers- nd
Fisk University-Guidelines-Instructions for the Handling the Mail during the Absence of
the Dean
Fisk University Octet Singers Protest-1934
Series- IX
Sub-series-4-Miscellaneous-Fisk University Seventy-Fifth Anniversary Celebration 19401941-International Student Center-1930-1950
1
Fisk University Seventy-Fifth Anniversary Celebration-1940-1941(January-February)
2
Fisk University Seventy-Fifth Anniversary Celebration-1940-1941(March)
3
Fisk University Seventy-Fifth Anniversary Celebration-1941(April)
4
Fisk University Seventy-Fifth Anniversary Celebration-1941(May)
5
Fisk University Seventy-Fifth Anniversary Celebration-1941
6
Franklin, John Hope- 1936-1949
7
Fraternities and Sororities-Rules Governing Fraternities at other Institutions, nd
8
Fraternities and Sororities-1930-1950
9
Fraternities and Sororities. Suggestions for Improving- Treatment of Pledges and
Probationers of Fraternities-1948
10
Fulbright Act-Exchange Program-1949-1950
11
Fundraising-1934-1949
12
Fundraising-Endowment -1940-1945
13
Fundraising-Endowment-1946-1947
14
George Washington Anniversary-1931-1934
15
Gifts and Donations-Fisk University Negro Collection-1936-Mrs. Jennie C. Lee
16
Gifts and Donations-State of Tennessee, Department of Education, “Link Trainers”
donated by Mr. Ivan Hayden of Brookley Field, Mobile, Alabama-1947
17
Handy Brothers Music Company (W.C. Handy)-George Gershwin Memorial Library
Dedication-1947
18
Institute of International Education-1933-1947
19
Institute for Social Progress at Wellesley, Massachusetts-1946-1949- nd
20
Intercollegiate Competition among Negro Colleges-1937- nd
21
International African Service Bureau- 1938
22
International Student Center Dedication- Address (Nothing Less than World
Understanding Will Do by Edgar J. Fisher) April 29, 1945
23
International Student Center -1946-1947
24
International Student Center, Membership- Recommendations and Purpose-1947
25
International Student Center Scholarship-Women Study in England-nd
26
International Student Center-Miscellaneous-nd
Box-93 Folders-1-36
Series- IX
Sub-series-4-Miscelleanous-Charles S. Johnson, President Elect-Scholarship Grading
System-1930-1953
1
Charles S. Johnson, Elected President-1946
2
Charles S. Johnson-Reception-President-elect-1946
3
Charles S. Johnson, -Citizen City Wide Testimonial Banquet-1947
4
Charles S. Johnson,-Inauguration -President of Fisk University-1947
5
Journal of Negro Education-1934-1944
6
Journal of Negro History-1935-1947
7
Journal of Negro History and Negro History Bulletin-1944-1949
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10
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Jubilee Day-1928-1943
Jubilee Hall-1938
Julian, Percy L (Dr.)-1949-1952
Lecture Series-1938-1939- nd
Mitchell, George, S (Southern Regional Council)-1948
Morgan Stanley and Company-1941
National Defense Program-1940-1942-nd
National Education Association of the United States-Passage of S.2085-Emergency
Educational Facilities Program-1946-Copy of the Bill is attached-1946
National Elks Oratorical Contest-1945
Negro Graduate or Professional Study in Southern-Institutions-Status-1948
Negro Health Week-1931
Negro Higher Education in Southern States-Alabama-Louisiana-1948
Negro Higher Education in Southern States-Maryland-Oklahoma-1948
Negro Higher Education in Southern States-Texas-West Virginia-1948
Negro History Week-1930-1943-nd
Negro History Bulletin-1945-1947
Negro History Week-1952-1953
Negro Teachers Teaching in White Schools-nd
Officer Reserve Corp/National Guard, 1940
Phi Beta Kappa, 1947
President’s Committee on Equality of Treatment and Opportunity in the Armed Servicesthe Pentagon, 1949
Priest, J. Percy (Honorable) U.S. House of Representative, 1952
Radio Broadcasts, U. S. Department of Interior -Office of Education, 1936-1939
Reception- Tea/Ceremonial-Honor of S. L. Smith-Julius Rosenwald-1937
Regional Education-For Negroes in the South-1949
Religious Emphasis Week-Miscellaneous materials, nd
Responsibilities-Office of Dean-1949
Roosevelt, Franklin D.-President, U.S. -Visit-Fisk-1943
Scholarship Grading System-1934-1935
Box-94 Folders-1-30
Series- IXCorrespondence-Office of the Dean-Administrative-Fisk and Fisk Related
Sub-series-4- Miscelleanous Scholarship-Out of State Scholarships-Weaver’s Visitor-19291954
1
Scholarships-Out of State Scholarship Aid Program, Administered by Florida
Agricultural and Mechanical College, Tallahassee, Florida-1948
2
Scouting Program-1946
3
Stagecrafters-1927-1936-nd
4
Statistical Data-Nashville Chamber of Commerce-1946-1948
5
Teacher’s Certification-Tennessee Department of Education-1929-1938
6
Teacher’s Certification-Tennessee Department of Education-1942-1948
7
Teachers Preparation and Certification-19420- (National Education Association of U. S.)
8
Teachers in Public Schools Studying At Fisk-1930
9
Tennessee State Penitentiary-1933
10
Transcript Requests-1929-1931
11
12
13
14
Tyus, Randell L-1950-1951-Formerly Field Agent for Fisk
15
University Calendar- 1930-1932; 1954-1955- nd
16
University Marshal-Fisk-1938-1943
17
18
War Department-Army-Regular Army Program to Integrate-Officers-1947
19
Weaver, Robert C. (Dr.)-1936-Visits Campus
Sub-series-5-Legal Affairs
20
Legal Affairs-1933-1949
21
Legal Affairs-Application of Charter-Transferring Title of Property to Corporation
Attorney Looby handling the arrangement-1934
22
Legal Affairs-Case of Levay Crenshaw Vs -Underwriters Casualty Company, Defendant1940
23
Legal Affairs-Case of Catherine McGovern, over and against two lots which
Fisk University purchased from Harry McEwen and his wife Johanie B. McEwen, (1946)
24
Legal Affairs-The Missouri Case-1940 -(Editorial that appeared in the San Antonio
News)
25
Legal Affairs-Case (1889)-State of Tennessee Vs Fisk University
Sub-series-6-Inter Office-Secretarial Staff
26
Inter-Office-Grimes, C. Vernette-1929-1932
27
Inter-Office-Grimes, C. Vernette-1933-1935
28
Inter-Office-Grimes, C. Vernette-1937-nd
29
Inter-Office-Merry, Preston, R.-1940-1942
30
Inter-Office-Holloway, Josephine A.-1947
Box-95 Folders-1-14
Sub-series-7-Recommendation Letters-1929-1941
1
Recommendation-Letters-1929
2
3
4
Recommendation-Letter-Butler, James Alpheus, 1932-1942
5
Recommendation-Letter, 1932
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
Box-96 Folders -1-17
Series IX
Sub-series-7-Recommendation Letters-1942-1949-January-February
1
Recommendation-Letters-1942-1943
2
Recommendation-Letters-1944 January-May
3
Recommendation-Letters-1944 July-November
4
Recommendation-Letters-1945 January-June
5
Recommendation-Letters-1945 July-December
6
Recommendation-Letters-1946 January-March
7
Rcommendation-Letters-1946 April-June
8
Recommendation-Letters-1946 July-December
9
Recommendation-Letters-1947 January-May
10
Recommendation-Letters-1947 June-August
11
Recommendation-Letters-1947 September-October
12
Recommendation-Letters-1947 November-December
13
Recommendation-Letters-1948 January-February
14
Recommendation-Letters-1948 March-April
15
Recommendation-Letters-1948 May-July
16
Recommendation-Letters-1948 August-December
17
Recommendation-Letters-1949 January-February
Box-97 Folders-1-28
Sub-series-7-Recommendation Letters-1949-1950
1
Recommendation-Letters-1949 March-April
2
Recommendation-Letters-1949 May-June
3
Recommendation-Letters-1950-1954- nd,
Sub-Series-8-Students-Fisk and Risk Related-1926-1949
Sub-Subseries-1-Freshmen Week-1926-1949
4
Commission for International Educational Reconstruction for College Graduating
Classes-1947
5
Freshman Week-1926-1932
6
Freshman Week-1933/34-1934/35
7
8
9
Freshman Week-1937-1938-Fall Semester
10
Freshman Week-1937-1938-Campus Tours
11
12
Sub-Subseries-2-Students-Fisk and Fisk Related-Health Services-1930-1946
13
Health Services-1930-1932- nd -(Restricted)
14
Health Services-1933- nd -(Restricted)
15
Health Services-1934- nd- (Restricted)
16
Health Services-1935- (Restricted)
17
18
Health Services-1937- January-March- (Restricted)
19
Health Services-1937- May-December- (Restricted)
20
Health Services-1938 (Restricted)
21
Health Services-1939- nd- (Restricted)
22
23
24
Health Services-1942-1944 (Restricted)
25
Health Services-1945-1946
Sub-Subseries-3-Students-Fisk and Fisk Related-National Youth Administration-1935-1936
(September)-1936
26
National Youth Administration Project-1935
27
National Youth Administration Project-1936-January-August
28
National Youth Administration Project-1936 September
Box-98 Folders-1-30
Series IX
Sub-series-8-Students-Fisk and Fisk Related
Sub-Sub-series 3-Students-National Youth Administration-1936 (October)-1941
1
National Youth Administration Project-1936 October
2
National Youth Administration Project-1936 December
3
National Youth Administration Project-1937
4
National Youth Administration Project-1939-1942
5
National Youth Administration Project-Monthly Time Reports-1936
6
National Youth Administration Project-Monthly Time Reports-1937 January-June
7
National Youth Administration Project-Monthly Time Reports-1938
8
National Youth Administration Project-Monthly Time Reports-1939-1941
Sub-Subseries-4-Notebooks-Personnel Cards9
Notebooks-Students-1929
10
Personnel Cards-1931-1943
Sub-Subseries-5-Pre-Registration
11
Pre-Registration-1930-1931
12
13
14
Pre-Registration-1938-1939-(Instructions for Students-First Semester)
Sub-Subseries-6-Students-Registration-1935-1939
15
Registration-1935-1936
16
17
18
Registration-Class Schedules-1938-1939-First Semester
19
Registration-Class Schedules-1938-1939-Second Semester
20
Registration-Photographs-1935-1938
21
Registration-Photographs-Personnel Cards-1935-1938
22
Registration-Students who have not registered a- Photograph, 1932-1934
23
Registration-Information Desk, nd
24
Registration-Study Program Approved Juniors-Seniors
Graduate Students Prior to Pre-Registration-1936-1937-Second Semester
25
Registration-Suggestions for Registration Officials-nd
26
Registration-Registration Officials-1935
27
Registration-Students-Unpaid Bills-1929-1933
28
29
30
Box-99 Folders-1-26
Series IX
Sub-series-8
Sub-Subseries-7- Student Solicitations-Who’s Who (1931-1948
1
Student Solicitations-1937-1938
2
Student Teaching-Agreement between the Board of Education of Nashville, Tennessee
and Fisk University, 1931
3
University Employment Services-1931-1939
4
Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges-1948
Sub-Subseries 8-General-Miscellaneous -1930-1942
5
General-1930 (January-October)
6
General-1930 (November-December)
7
General-1931 (January-April)
8
General-1931 (May-September)
9
General-1931 (October-November)
10
General-1931 (December)- nd
11
General-1932(January-March)
12
General-1932 (April-October)
13
1933 (February-June)
14
General-1933 (July-December)
15
General-1934 (January-April)
16
General-1934 (May-October)
17
General-1934 November-December)
18
General-1935- nd
19
General-1936
20
General-1937-1940
21
General-1941 (January-July)
22
General-1941 (August-December)
23
General-1942 (January-February)
24
General-1942 (March)
25
General-1942 (June-July)
26
General -1942 (August-December)-nd
Box-100 Folders-1-29
Series-IX
Sub-Series-8-General
Sub-Subseries-8-General-Fisk Related-1943-1952
1
General-1943 (February-May)
2
General-1943 (June-July)
3
General-1943 (August)
4
General-1943 (September-December)-nd
5
General-1944
6
General-1945
7
General-1946
8
General-1947
9
General-1948
10
General-1949-1952
11
General-Miscellaneous-nd
Sub-Series-9-Telegrams
12
Telegrams-Miscellaneous, B-U-1946-1947- nd
Sub-Series-10-Fisk and Fisk Related-Organizations, Associations
Alpha-Assn American Colleges13
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority-1934-1942
14
American Association of Junior Colleges-1929
15
American Council on Education (Washington, DC)-1944-1947
16
American Council of Learned Societies-1947
17
American Historical Association-1942-1949
18
American Military Institute-1939-1940
19
American Medical Association-1933
20
AMA College Administrators-Meeting-1948
21
American Missionary Association-(Fred Brownlee, Executive Secretary)-1934-1951- nd
22
American Red Cross-1938-1945
23
American Schools Association-Association of American Colleges Association for
Negroes in American Industry-1929-1946
24
American Teachers Association-1939-1942
25
American Teachers Association-1944 (41st Annual Convention)
26
American Teachers Association-1945
27
American Teachers Association-1946-1947
28
Association of American Colleges-1931
29
Association of American Colleges-1933-1945-nd
Series IX
Sub-series-10-Organizations-Associations
American Med. Colleges-Assn of Social Science Teachers Negro Colleges
1
Association of American Medical Colleges-1930-1932
2
Association of American Medical Colleges-1932-1933
3
Association of American Medical Colleges-1934 -(Restricted)
4
Association of American Medical Colleges-1935- (Restricted)
5
6
Association of American Medical Colleges-1937-1939- (Restricted)
7
Association of American Medical Colleges-1940 (Restricted)
8
9
Association of American Medical Colleges-1942 (January-April)-(Restricted)
10
Association of American Medical Colleges-1942-(May-December)-(Restricted)
11
Association of American Medical Colleges-1943-1944- (Restricted)
12
Association of American railroads- 1948
13
Association of Colleges for Negro Youth-1931
14
Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools for Negroes-1935-1937
15
16
17
18
Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools for Negroes-1944
Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools for Negroes-1945 (Meeting)
Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools for Negroes-1946-1947-nd
Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools for Negroes-Commission on Institutions
of Higher Education-1935-1937
19
20
21
of Higher Education-1945
22
Association of Social Science Teachers in Negro Colleges-1935-1937
23
Association of Social Science Teachers in Negro Colleges-1939-1941
Series IX
Sub-series -10-Organizations and Associations
Association- Study Negro Life & History-1927-1940
1
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Inc.-1927;1930-1935
2
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Incorporated-1936- (JanuaryMarch)
3
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Incorporated-1936- (AprilNovember)
4
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Incorporated-1937- (January)
5
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Incorporated-1937- (February)
6
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Incorporated-1937- (March)
7
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Incorporated-1937- (April)
8
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Incorporated-1937- (MayDecember)
9
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Incorporated-1938- (JanuaryFebruary)
10
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Incorporated-1938- (March-April)
11
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Incorporated-1938- (MayDecember)
12
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Incorporated-1939- (January)
13
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Incorporated-1939- (February)
14
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Incorporated-1939- (March)
15
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Incorporated-1939 (April-May)
16
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Incorporated-1939 (JuneDecember)- nd
17
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Incorporated-1940 (January)-nd
18
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Incorporated-1940 (February)
19
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Incorporated-1940 (March)
20
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Incorporated-1940 (April-May)
21
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Incorporated-1940 (JuneNovember)
22
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Incorporated-1940 (Miscellaneous
items)
Series IX
Sub-series -10-Organizations and Associations
Association- Study Negro Life & History-1941-1950-National Assn of College Deans
& Registrars Negro Colleges-1930
1
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Incorporated-1941 (JanuaryFebruary)
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Incorporated-1941 (MarchDecember), n.d.
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Incorporated-1942 (JanuaryFebruary)
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Incorporated-1942 (AprilNovember)
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Incorporated-1943-1944
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Incorporated-1945 (MarchDecember)
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Incorporated-1946
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Incorporated-SubscriptionsPeriodicals, 1948 (Journal of Negro History and the Negro History Bulletin)
Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Incorporated-1949-1954
Atlanta Urban League for Social Service among Negroes1944
Birth Control Federation of America, Inc.-1940-1941
Chicago Council of Negro Organization-1941
Colored Children’s Museum of Nashville Commission on Secondary School of the
Commission on Teacher Education American Council on Education-The “Committee of
100”1941-1947
The East Tennessee Association of Teachers Frederick Douglass Memorial and Historical
Association, Inc.-1932-1940-nd
Fisk Teachers Association (Nashville, Tennessee)-1941
International House Association-Inc-(Chicago, Illinois)-1948; 1953
Middle Tennessee Colored Teachers’ Association-1931-1935
Nashville Chamber of Commerce-1938-1943
Nashville Community Chest Nashville -Library Council-1936-1949
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People-1932-1953
National Association of Collegiate Deans and Registrars in Negro Schools-1929-1930
Sub-series 10- Organizations and Associations
National Assn College Deans and Registrars-1931-Miscelleanous1
2
National Association of Collegiate Deans and Registrars in Negro Schools-1936-1938(1936 2nd Annual Meeting)
3
4
National Association of Collegiate Deans and Registrars in Negro Schools-1943 (17th
Annual Meeting)
5
Annual Meeting)
6
Annual Meeting)
7
Annual Meeting), nd
8
National Association of Collegiate Deans and Registrars in Negro Schools-1947 (21st
Annual Meeting)
9
National Association of Collegiate Deans and Registrars in Negro Schools-1948 (22nd
Annual Meeting)
10
National Association of Collegiate Deans and Registrars in Negro Schools-1949 (23rd
Annual Meeting)
11
Annual Meeting)
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
National Association of Teachers in Colored Schools-1931
National Association of Teachers in Colored Schools-1933-1936
National Commission on Christian Higher Education of the Association of American
Colleges-1944
National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis Davidson County Chapter (Colored
Division)-1943-1944
National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis Davidson County Chapter- (Colored
Division) 1945
National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis-(Davidson County Chapter- Colored
Division) Fund Raising Campaign-1946-nd
National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis Davidson County Chapter- Colored Division)
Fund Raising Campaign-1947-nd
National Medical Association National Minorities Association-Inc-1931-1946
National Research Council-1941-1948
National Student Health Association-1941-1948
National Urban League-1944-1946
Planned Parenthood Federation of America-Religious Education Association-1926-1944
Southern Historical Association-Southern Rural Life Council-1946-1948
Southern States Industrial Council-1941
Tennessee College Association-1947-1948
Tennessee Negro Education Association-1947
Tennessee State Teachers Association -1937-1941
Tennessee State Association of Teachers in Colored Schools-1931-1932
Tennessee Woman’s Christian Temperance Union/United Negro College Fund-19411953
Urban League of St. Louis, Inc-1931-1949
Young Citizen Forum-Memphis Chamber of Commerce 1939-1945
Young Men’s Christian Association-Young Women’s Christian Association-1939-1944
Box-105 Folders-47
Sub-series -10-Organizations and Associations-Religious Organizations
1
The Board of Education of the Methodist Episcopal Church-1933
2
Board of Home Missions of the Congregational and Christian Churches
(American Missionary Association Division-1937-1939
3
Board of Home Missions of the Congregational and Christian Churches (American
Missionary Association Division)-1940-1943
4
Board of Home Missions of the Congregational and Christian Churches (American
Missionary Association Division)-1946-1950
5
Commission of the National Baptist Convention, Inc-(To Study the Negro in the Global
War)-1945
6
Council of Church Boards of Education-1936
7
Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America (NY)-1939-1946
8
The General Board of Education of the Methodist Episcopal Church-1947-1949
9
The General Council of the Congregational and Christian Churches- (NY)-1938
10
The National Council Protestant Episcopal Church (NY)-1948
11
National Congress of Sunday School and Religious Workers of Free Will Baptists of
America, Incorporated-1946
Subseries-11-Foundations
1
American Military History Foundation the Marian Anderson Mural Fund 1938-1939
13
The Carnegie Foundation-1937-1950
14
The George Washington Carver Foundation-1943-1946
15
Goethe Bicentennial Foundation, 1949
16
The Hayes Foundation-1945-1950
17
he Inter-American Educational Foundation-1946
18
The Marian Anderson Mural Fund Committee, 1939
19
National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis-1945
20
The Julius Rosenwald Fund-1945
21
The Phelps-Stokes Fund-1938-1948
Sub-series -12-Institutions of Higher Learning (Colleges and Universities Administrators)
A.M.A. -Hampton
22
A.M.N. College-Pine Bluff-Arkansas-1933-1944
23
Agricultural and Technical College-1933
24
Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical College-Normal, Alabama-1951
25
Alabama State College for Negroes Montgomery-Alabama-1950
26
Alcorn A. & M. College-Alcorn, Mississippi-1934-1948
27
Allen University-Columbia, South Carolina-1937-194328
Atlanta University-Avery Institute-1940-1946
29
Benedict College-Columbia, South Carolina-1933-1943
30
Bennett College-Greensboro, NC
31
Bethune-Cookman College-Daytona Beach, Florida-1931-1946
32
Bishop College--Marshall,Texas-1933-47
33
Bluefield State Teachers College-Bluefield, West Virginia-1938-1947
34
Central Missouri State-Cheyney State -1944-1946
35
Central State College (Wilberforce, Ohio)-Claflin University (Orangeburg, South
Carolina)
36
College of Education and Industrial Arts-Wilberforce, Ohio--1947-1948
37
College of Seneca-Hobart and Williams Smith College-Geneva, NY-1947-1948
38
Columbia University, NY-1931-1940
39
Dillard University--New Orleans, LA--1937-1949
40
Drew University (Madison, N.J.)-Earlham College-(Richmond, Indiana)-1934-1953
41
Edward Waters College (Jacksonville, FL)-Fayetteville State (N. C.)-1940-1949
42
Florida Agricultural & Mechanical College-(Tallahassee, FL)-1933-1953
43
Florida Normal and Industrial Institute-St. Augustine, FL--1938-1939
44
Fort Valley State College-Fort Valley, GA-1944-1949
45
George Peabody College for Teachers-(Nashville, TN)-1931-1947-nd
46
Georgia Normal and Agricultural College (Albany, GA)-Goucher College (Baltimore,
MD)-1942-1947
47
Hampton Institute (Hampton, VA)-1931-1945
Box-106 Folders-32
Sub-series-12-Institutions of Higher Learning-(Colleges and Universities Administrators)
Harvard University to Tennessee Agricultural and Industrial College
1
Harvard University, Cambridge, MA-1931-1948
2
Howard University, Washington, D.C-1930-1947
3
Howard University-College of Dentistry-1934
4
Howard University-College of Education-1934-1940
5
Howard University-Department of History-1931-1953
6
Howard University-School of Law-1934-1945
7
Indian University, East Chicago, Indiana-nd
8
Jackson College, Jackson, MS-1940-1948
9
Johnson C. Smith University-Charlotte, North Carolina-1933-1947
10
Kentucky State Industrial College-Frankfort, KY-1932-1950
11
Knoxville College-Knoxville, TN-1932-1946
12
Lane College, Jackson, TN-Langston University-(Langston, OK)-1937-1953
13
LeMoyne College (Memphis, TN)-1937-1947
14
Lincoln University-Jefferson City, MO-1931-1954
15
Lincoln University-School of Law-St. Louis, MO-1945
16
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
Lincoln University-Chester County, Pennsylvania-1932-1945
Livingstone College (Salisbury, N.C.)-Louisville-Municipal College (Louisville, KY)1941-1946
Meharry Medical College, Nashville, TN-1931-1939
Meharry Medical College (Nashville)-1940-1949
Miles College (Birmingham, AL-Mississippi Industrial-College (Holly Spring, MS)Morgan State College-1930-1954
North Carolina College for Negroes (Durham)-1931-1948
Palmer Memorial Institute (Sedalia, North Carolina)- Philander Smith College-19401943
Prairie View State Normal and Industrial College-(Prairie View, Texas)-1933-1952
Roosevelt College of Chicago-1947-1948
Salesian College- (Bengal-India-Shaw University (Raleigh, N.C.)-1931-1948
Southern University (Scotlandville/Baton Rouge, LA)-Spelman College-1935-1953
State Teachers College (Montgomery, AL)-Stillman Institute (Tuscaloosa, AL) 19331945
Storer College (Harper’s Ferry, W. VA)-Stowe Teachers College (St. Louis MO)-19361946
Talladega College (Talladega, AL)-1931-1951
Teachers College (Columbia University)-NY-1937-1946
Tennessee Agricultural and Industrial State College -(Nashville)-1931-1944
Tennessee Agricultural and Industrial State College-(Nashville)-1945-1950
Sub-series-12-Institutions of Higher Learning-(Colleges and Universities Administrators
Texas-Miscellaneous
1
Texas College (Tyler, TX)-Tillotson Teachers College-(Austin, TX)-1932-1954
2
Tougaloo College (Tougaloo, MI)-Turner College-(Memphis, TN)-1932-1948
3
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute-Tuskegee Institute, AL-1936-1949
4
Virginia State College (Petersburg, VA)-1941-1948
5
West Virginia State College (Institute ,West Virginia)-1933-1945-nd
6
Wilberforce University (Wilberforce, Ohio)-1934-1947
7
Wiley College, (Marshall, TX)-1930-1949
8
Miscellaneous-A-I-1933-1953
9
Miscellaneous-K-R-1931-1948
10
Miscellaneous-S-T-1932-1949
11
Miscellaneous-University of Chicago-University of Michigan-1934-1953
12
Miscellaneous-University of Pittsburgh-University of Wisconsin-1930-1949
13
Miscellaneous-V-Y-1932-1953
Sub-series-13-Fisk and Fisk Related-Conferences
14
Adult Education and the Negro, 1942
15
American Missionary Association -Presidents’ and Deans’ Conference-Minutes of
Meetings-November 22-23, 1947
16
The American Conference of Academic Deans-The Proceedings of the Second Annual
Meeting- Cleveland, Ohio, January 9, 1946
17
The American Conference of Academic Deans The Proceedings, II, No. 1, February1947
18
The American Conference of Academic Deans the Proceedings, II, No. 2, March, 1947
19
The American Conference of Academic Deans-(Held in Conjunction with the
Association of American Colleges, January 12, 1948
20
The American Conference of Academic Deans The Proceedings, III, March, 1948
21
Aviation-Tuskegee Institute, January 16, 1941
22
Christian Fellowship Conference, Y.W.C.A-(Blue Triangle League- January 31, 1935
23
College Religious Workers, Fisk University-March 7-10, 1929
24
Community Life of Negro Youth-March-1947
25
26
27
28
29
30
Current Problems and Programs in the Higher Education of Negro Women, Finding of
Conference June 5-12, 1944 (Spelman College)
Deans of Southern Graduate Schools (Resolutions on Graduate Work for Negroes)
Adopted at the five regional meeting held under the auspices of the Conference of Deans
of Southern Graduate Schools in the summer of 1945.
Deans of Southern Graduate Schools-(Conferences on Graduate Work in Negro
Institutions in the South) Birmingham, AL, October 29, 1945
Deans of Southern Graduate Schools, 1949
Educational Film Library Association-Fourth Annual Conference 1947
Federation of Honorary Scholastic Societies, the November 25-26, 1938 Conference
Sub-series-13-Conferences
1
Fire Prevention and Control in Student Dormitories at Fisk University-November, 1944
2
Harvard Tercentenary Conference of Arts and Sciences-August 31-September 12, 1936
3
Higher Education, Hampton Institute, May 15, 1930
4
The Initial Conference of the Social Science -Offering in Negro Colleges, Johnson C
Smith University-October 26, 1935
5
The Interdenominational Ministers’ Conference-1926-1928
6
National Association of College Deans and Registrars-January 10, 1949
7
The National Conference Committee on Standards of Colleges and Secondary Schools,
Fourteenth Conference Minutes, Held at New York, March 10, 1921 (Department of the
Interior, Bureau of Education)
8
The National Conference on Family Relations, 1936-1942
9
National Conference on the Fundamental Problems in the Education of Negroes-Child
Health Problems-1934
10
National Conference on the Fundamental Problems in the Education of Negroes-Child
Health Problems-Sub-Committee Report, Published by Julius Rosenwald Fund,
Washington, D.C.-July, 1934
11
National Student and Faculty Conference-Detroit, MI, December 27-31, 1930
12
Negro Library Conference-Fisk University, Nashville, Tennessee, November 20-23, 1931
13
Nursing Education Training Conference-District II, Nashville, Tennessee, October 1418, 1940
14
Problems of Consumer in Wartimes Economy, 1943
15
Problems in the Preparation of College Teachers-Stanford University, November 10-11,
1940
16
Secondary School Conference-(Fisk Campus)-nd
17
Southern Conference on Human Welfare, 1945
18
Southern Negro Conference for Equalization of Educational Opportunities-July 16, 1945
19
Southern Negro Youth Conference-1942-1943
20
Southern Students Conference on San Francisco United Nations Meeting-Chapel Hill,
NC, April 15, 1945
21
TAAF I and E Conference on “Negro, Soldier and His Post-War Plans”, Tuskegee Army
Air Field, Tuskegee, AL, April 23-26, 1945
22
Tennessee Colleges for Negro Youth, 1935-1936
23
Vocational Opportunities Campaign Conference, nd
Sub-series-14- Fisk and Fisk Related-Lecture Series
24
A-LK-AHE-ST System-1931
25
Grace Bush-1944, nd
26
The Thomas Jefferson Anniversary Meeting-(Roland Hayes to Sing)-1937
27
Linton, Ernest (Dr.)-Visiting Lecturer-1953
28
Mims, Edwin, Visiting Lecturer-1948
29
Dr. M. F. Ashley Montagu-1944
30
Nevill-Shute Norway-1947
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Professional Education and the Individual Student-A Lecture Discussion Series with the
Dental Faculty of Meharry Medical College by George N. Redd-nd
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Franz J. Rapp-1944
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The T. S. Stribling Lecture Series-(Novelist and Poet)-1937-1938
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Robert A. Taft (Son of President Howard Taft)-1936
Sub-series-15-Fisk and Fisk Related-Workshops
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Center for Creative Art-1948
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Drama Workshop and Summer Theater-1944
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General Education-University of Chicago-1942 (Folder 1)
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General Education- 1942 -1943
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Mathematic Workshop of Ohio State University-(A Set of Directing Principles)-1945
Series IXOffice of the Dean-Administrative-Fisk and Fisk Related Materials
Sub-series -16-Documents
1
College Problems-nd
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Education and Community Development-nd
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Educational Policy and Programs of Fisk University-1934-1935
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Plans for Expansion-Not Crystallized-1945
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Plans for Inter-Institutional Cooperation and Coordination in the Graduate and
Professional Education of Negroes in Tennessee-nd
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A Preliminary Statement of Public Policy at Fisk University-1946-1947
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Regulations Concerning Theses Submitted by Candidates for the Master of Arts Degree1953
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Status of Colored Citizens-(Miscellaneous notices of Fisk University 1867-1872)-(State
Investigation Convention of 1875)
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Miscellaneous-nd
Sub-series-17- Reports
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Allen-White School-Bulletin of Information for Internes at the Allen-White school,
Whiteville, Tennessee Fisk University, Department of Education, nd.
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Annual Report-Dean for the Academic Year-1943-1944
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Annual Report-Department of Education and Psychology, 1945-1946
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Annual Report-President of Fisk University-1944-1945
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Annual Report-President of Fisk University-1944-1945-copy 2
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Annual Report-Registrar for the Year-1929-1930
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Annual Report-Registrar for the Year-1931
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Annual Report-Registrar for the Year-June 30, 1932-(Duties of the Registrar’s Office)
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Annual Report-Registrar for the Year-1931-1932
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Annual Report-Registrar for the Year-1933
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Annual Report-Registrar for the Year-1933-1934/1934-1935
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Annual Report-Registrar for the Year-1935-1936/ 1936-1937
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Brief Report on Educational Conferences and Schools-Visited by W. J. Faulkner, October
26-November 3,1937
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Carnegie Foundation For The Advancement of Teaching-Experimental Program
of Grants-in-Aid for College Professors, April 15,1950
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Commission on Human Medicine and Health Services Regional Council on Education
(A Minority Report by Clifton O. Dummett) nd
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Commission on Interracial Cooperation Regarding the Automobile Accident in Dalton,
GA-November 6, 1931 (Miss Juliette Derricotte former Dean of Women-Fisk University)
Committee on the Place of Research in the University April, 1949
Cooperative Study in General Education, 1943
Cooperative Study in General Education, 1944
The Development of Art Education and Art appreciation in Negro Schools Together with
A Report of the Initial Project at Fisk University by Mabel Randolph Brooks, 1933Report No. 1
Series IX-Fisk and Fisk Related Materials
Sub-series-17-Reports
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The Executive Committee Monthly Report of Student Mass Meeting-nd
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Fisk Community Training School, 1947
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Fisk University and the Community, February 11, 1943
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A report to the Committee on Academic Development-nd
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German Department-1936-193
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Guidance in Institutions of Higher Education for Negroes in the Southern Region-A
Report by A. G. Macklin, 1948
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International Student Center-International Student Center Annual Report-1945-1946
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International Student Center-Report for the Months of June –including April-MayActivity Report-1947
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The Interne Plan and the College-1943-1944
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Library-Report of the Librarian for the Year 1946-1947.
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Personnel Problems (To President Charles S. Johnson Fisk University, submitted by Janet
Rioch, M.D-May 23, 1949
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Some Present Problems at Fisk University Excerpts -A Report by F. B. O’Rear and T. L.
Hungate-1935
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Problems Involved in the Administration of Fisk University-1936 Reorganization
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Southern Institution Graduate Program-nd
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Summary Report, by H. A. Johnson-1930
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Summary Report of Month’s Field Work (June 20-July 20) by T. M. Brumfield, nd
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Survey Committee Report of Handling of Disciplinary Cases, 1942
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United Negro College Fund, Inc. (Atlanta, Georgia)- June 27, 1944-Interim Report of
Executive Secretary Meeting
Sub-series-18-Reprints
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Encyclopedia of the Negro-1946
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An Experiment in Health Education, by M. J. Bent, M.D. and Ellen F. Green, PH.D
Reprinted from The Journal of Health and Physical Education, Vol. VII, No. 8, October,
1936
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A Framework for the Study of Peripheral Economic Areas by Giles a Hubert-Reprinted
from Journal of Farm Economics -Vol. XXVIII, No. 3, August, 1946
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Health Education Programs of Government Agencies, by M. J. Bent, M.D., Reprinted
from the Journal of Negro Education, July, 1937
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The Incidence of Syphilis in the Negro as Indicated by Serologic Tests by G. D.
Holloway, M.D, , etc. Reprinted from American Journal of Syphilis, Gonorrhea, and
Venereal Diseases, Vo. 21, No.3, May, 1937
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Present Status of Negro Higher and Professional Education-A Critical Summary by
George N. Redd –Reprinted from the Journal of Negro Education, Vol. XVII, No. 3,
Summer, 1948-(Fisk Faculty)
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University Festival by Virgil Thomson-New York Herald Tribune-Sunday, May 4, 1947
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War and the Trade Orientation of Haiti by Giles Hubert-Reprinted from the Southern
Economic. Journal Vol. XIII-No. 3- January, 1947
Sub-series- 19-Questionnaires
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Questionnaires-1931-1933
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Questionnaire -1934, nd
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Questionnaires-1935
Questionnaires-1936
Questionnaires-1937
Questionnaires-1938
Questionnaires-1939
Questionnaires-1940
Questionnaires-1941
Questionnaires-1942-1943
Questionnaires-1946-1948,nd
Questionnaires-The Most Eminent Negroes-“Institute of Character Research-University
of Iowa-1931
Questionnaires-The Function of the Dean of the Liberal College-(The American
Conference of Academics Deans)-1947
Questionnaires-The Negro Liberal Arts College (Howard University)-1933
Questionnaires- Social Sciences in the South-1930
Questionnaires-United Negro College Fund-Health Questionnaire-1947
Series IX--Fisk and Fisk Related Materials
Sub-series- 20-Studies
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A Study of the Community Life of the Negro Youth-by the Commission on Institutions
of Higher Education of the Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools for Negroesnd
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Community Life of the Negro Youth- Special Study of Negro Youth-A Proposal- 1936(note-see also Conference of Community Life of the Negro Yourth-1937)-Commission
on Institutions of Higher Education of the Association of Colleges and Secondary
Schools for Negroes
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Community Life of the Negro Youth-1937 (January-May) Commission on Institutions of
Higher Education of the Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools for Negroes
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Community Life of the Negro Youth-1937-(September-December)-Commission on
Institutions of Higher Education of the Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
for Negroes
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Community Life of the Negro Youth-1938 -Commission on Institutions of Higher
Education of the Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools for Negroes
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Community Life of the Negro Youth-1939-Commission on Institutions of Higher
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Community Life of the Negro Youth-1942-43-Commission on Institutions of Higher
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Community Life of the Negro Youth-With Reference to Social and Civic OrganizationsBy A.A. Taylor, n.d.-Commission on Institutions of Higher Education of the Association
of Colleges and Secondary Schools for Negroes
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Community Life of the Negro Youth-Draft Copy-nd-Commission on Institutions of
Higher Education of the Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools for Negroes
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Cooperative Study in General Education (Fisk University)-1942-1943
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Fisk University-Graduation Cost Study-1936-1937
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Fisk Graduate in Northern and Eastern Universities-1936
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Intelligence of Negro College Freshmen by J. S. Price (West Virginia State College)
Entering classes 1930-1931/ 1932-1933
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Study of the Trade Areas of Urban Industrial Agglomerations: Project for Research by
Giles A. Hubert-1947
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An Outline of A Study of Recent Improvements in College Instruction with
Bibliography, by Belle Ruth Parmenter-1930
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Miscellaneous Studies-1939-1949
Subseries-21-Surveys
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Surveys-1936-1947
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Survey of College Enrollment, New York Times-1950-1951
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College and University for Negro, 1938
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College Sophomore Testing Program-1934-(Third Annual Survey Announcement from
the Committee on Education Testing under the auspices of the Central Committee on
Personnel Methods of the American Council on Education)
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College Testing Program-1934
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Higher Education for Negroes-Tabulations of College Senior Tests-Cooperative General
Culture and the Cooperative English Tests-1941
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Higher Education for Negroes –Achievements and Psychological Tests-United States
Office of Education-1940
Series-IX-Fisk and Fisk Related Materials
Sub-series-22-Fisk College -Publications
1
Alumni Directory of Fisk University, 1875-1930
2
American Missionary Association Archives in Fisk University Library, 1947
3
The Clarion Vol. IX, Numbers 19-20,22-23,31-1945-Fisk University-(Fisk Student
Publication)
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The Clarion Vol. X -Numbers 5-6, 9, 12, 20, 23, 23, 31-32, 34, 1945-1946
Fisk University-(Fisk Student Publication)
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The Clarion Vol. XI-Number 3,4,6-7,9-10- 1946-Fisk University
(Fisk Student Publication) (January-February)
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The Clarion Vol. XI-Number 13-15-18,20-1947-Fisk University
(Fisk Student Publication)-(October-December)
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The Clarion Vol. XI-Number 23-27,30-31, 1947-Fisk University
(Fisk Student Publication)(March-May)
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The Clarion Vol. XII- Number 28, April 16, 1948-Fisk University
(Fisk Student Publication)
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Directory Fisk University-October, 1939
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Fisk Forum-1948 (September-October)-See Oversize Box)-April-1949
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Fisk Herald, Volume XIX-June, Number 8, 1902
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Fisk News-Volume XV-Number 1, December, 1946
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Fisk News-Volume XVII, June, Number 4, 1944
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Fisk News-Volume XXII-Number 1, 4, June, November, 1948-1949
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-Fisk News-Volume XXIII- Number 4, June, 1950
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Fisk News-Volume XXIV-Numbers 1,2, January, November, 1950-1951
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Fisk University Bulletin-Announcements-Afternoon-Evening-Saturday Classes-January1951
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Fisk University Bulletin-Calendar of Events-1949
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Fisk University Bulletin, Volume 5, Number 3 -(The School of Music-Fisk University),
nd.
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Fisk University Bulletin Summer Quarter-1932
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Fisk University Bulletin Summer Quarter-1933-(2 copies)
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Fisk University Bulletin Summer Quarter-1934-(2 copies)
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Fisk University Bulletin Summer Quarter-1935-936
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Fisk University Bulletin Summer Quarter-1937 (3 copies)
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Fisk University Bulletin Summer Session-Volume 19, Number 1, March, 1944 for (June
12-July 21)
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Fisk University Bulletin Summer Session-Arts in Childhood-1948 (2 copies)
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Fisk University Bulletin Summer Session of Graduate Studies-1947 (June 9-July 18)
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Fisk University Bulletin Summer Session of Graduate Studies-, Volume 23, Number 1,
March, 1948 for (June 3-July 20)
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Fisk University Bulletin Summer Session of Graduate Studies in Education-1949 (June
13-July 22) Volume 24, March-Number 1
Fisk University Bulletin Summer Session of Graduate Studies Preliminary
Announcement-1947-June 9- July 18)
Fisk University Bulletin Summer Session of Graduate Studies-Preliminary
Announcement-1948-June 9-July 20
-Fisk University Bulletin Summer Session of Graduate Studies-Preliminary
Announcement-1949-(June 13- July 22)
Fisk University Bulletin Summer Session-Preliminary Announcement, June 11-July 20,
1945
Fisk University Bulletin Summer Session Weekly Bulletin Volume V, Number 6, July
19, 1945
Fisk University Bulletin Summer Session Weekly Bulletin Volume VII, 1947 Number 12, 4,6
Fisk University Bulletin Summer Session Weekly Bulletin-Volume VIII, 1948 Number
1-4
Fisk University Bulletin Summer Session Weekly Bulletin Volume IX, 1949 Number 1-6
Fisk University-Faculty Club News, 1939-1941
Fisk University-Faculty Club News-Volume 1, Number 1, January, 1949
Institute of Race Relations- Summary of Lectures, Sponsored by the Race Relations
Division of the American Missionary Association at Fisk University, July 3-12, 1944
International Student Center-Activities-Calendar-Volume 1, No. 14- April-1946
International Student Center News, Vol. II, No. 1, October 16, 1946
International Student Center News, January-March, 1947, nd
Series-IXFisk and Fisk Related Materials
Subseries-22-College Publications
Sub-sub-series 1-General Publications
1
Manual of University By-Laws, Trustee Resolutions Faculty Actions and Administrative
Regulations-Fisk University, Nashville, Tennessee, 1949
2
Plan for the Study of Freshman English-Fisk University English Department-1938-1939
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Social Science Newsletter-Volume 1, No. 3, 1944
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The Value of Education- nd
Sub-sub-series 2-School Catalogs
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School Catalogs-1929-1930
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School Catalogs-1931
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School Catalogs-1932
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Sub-series-22-College Publications
Sub-Sub-series 3-Correspondence-School Catalogs
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School Catalogs-Requests-1930-19334
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School Catalogs-Requests-1935
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School Catalogs-Requests-1939-1952
Sub-sub-series 4-Brochures
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Fisk University-1925
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The Goals and Objectives of Fisk University-nd
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The How’s and Why’s of the Fisk University Alumni Fund Association-1930
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The Fisk University Library-nd
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A Message from Fisk University to her Friends-1927
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Some Members of the Fisk Faculty-nd
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Fundraising, nd (2 copies)
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Miscellaneous-College Bulletin of the Chicago Fisk Agency, Volume III, No. 1,
November, 1929
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Miscellaneous-College Receipts and Expenditures, 1936-1937 (Preliminary Sampling
Report)-United States Department of the Interior-Office of Education, Circular No. 174,
October, 1937
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Directory Colleges and Universities Offering Graduate Courses (Compiled by Ernest V.
Hollis and Herbert C. Mayer, Division of Higher Education-Office of Education-Federal
Security Agency- 1940-1945
Sub-subseries-5-Booklets
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The 600th Negro-(How to Turn Him Into A Greater Community Asset), by Thomas E.
Jones, President. As Presented by Fisk University, Nashville, Tennessee, nd
Sub-Sub-series 6-Handbooks
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Handbooks-Fisk University Student Handbook-1931-1932; 1947-1948
Sub-Subseries-7-Newspaper Clippings
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Newspaper Clippings-1930-Negro History Week events- Fisk won from Talladega
College
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Newspaper Clippings-1931-Negro accomplishments; Fisk University Music SchoolArtist Recital
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Newspaper Clippings-1931-Death of Dean of Women-Juliette A. Derricotte- December
8, 1931
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Newspaper Clippings-1932-1933
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Newspaper Clippings- (1941-regarding book by Fisk University Dean -“The Negro in
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Newspaper Clippings-Miscellaneous- nd
Series IXFisk and Fisk Related Materials
Sub-series-23-Programs
1
Assembly in Honor of the Installation of Delta Chapter, Tennessee PHI BETA KAPPA at
Fisk University-Fisk Memorial Chapter, April 5, 1953
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Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Annual Meeting, Nashville,
Tennessee-1953
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Banquet-City-Wide Testimonial Banquet for Dr. Charles S. Johnson (President-Elect of
Fisk University) The Citizens of Nashville, Tennessee, May 1,1947
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Commencements-General Annual Commencement-1915; 1918-1919
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Commencements-Anniversary Program-1923-1924
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Commencements-Fifty-second Annual Commencement-1926
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Commencements-Fifty-third Annual Commencement-1927
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Commencements-Fifty-fourth Annual Commencement-1928
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Commencements-Fifty-fifth Annual Commencement-1929
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Commencements-Fifty-sixth Annual Commencement-1930
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Commencements-Fifty-eighth Annual Commencement-1932
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Commencements-Fifty-ninth Annual Commencement-1933
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Commencements-Sixtieth Annual Commencement-1934
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Commencements-Sixty-first Annual Commencement-1935
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Commencements-Sixty-second Annual Commencement-1936
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Commencements-Sixty-third Annual Commencement-1937
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Commencements-Sixty-fourth Annual Commencement-1938
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Commencements-Sixty-Seventh Annual Commencement-Sixty-fifth Anniversary-1941
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Commencements-Sixty-Eighth Annual Commencement-Sixty-sixth Anniversary-1942
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Commencements-Sixty-Ninth Annual Commencement-Seventy-seventh Anniversary1943
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Commencements-Seventieth Annual Commencement-Seventy-eight Anniversary-1944
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Commencements-Seventy-First Annual Commencement-Seventy ninth Anniversary1945
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Commencements-Seventy-Second Annual Commencement-Eightieth - Anniversary1946
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Commencements-Seventy-Third Annual Commencement-Eighty-first- Anniversary1947
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Commencements-Seventy-Fourth Annual Commencement-Eighty-second- Anniversary1948
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Commencements-Seventy-Fifth Annual Commencement-Eighty-third- Anniversary1949
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Commencements-Seventy-sixth Annual Commencement-Eighty-fourth Anniversary,
1950
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Commencements-Seventy-Seventh Annual Commencement-Eighty-fifth- Anniversary1951
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Commencements-Miscellaneous, nd
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Concert of Composition by John W. Work, Fisk University-Department of Music,
February 25, 1938
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Concert-Fisk Jubilee Singers, March 9, 1951,nd
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Concerts-Fisk University Choir-Christmas Carol Service-Fisk Memorial Chapel-1933,
1936-1938
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Concerts-Fisk University Choir in a Program of Negro Spirituals and Sacred and Secular
(A cappella music), April 18, 1935
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Concerts-Fisk University Men’s Glee Club Annual Concert, Fisk Memorial Chapel,
1930-1931
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Concerts-Fisk University Student Quartette-Broadcasting Program-nd
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Fisk Concerts-Fisk University Women’s Glee Club Second Annual Concert, Fisk
Memorial Chapel, March 7, 1930
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Fisk Concerts-Mozart Society of Fisk University-Presents “King Olaf” by Sir Edward
Elgar, April 30, 1926
Concerts-Mozart Society of Fisk University-Eighty-Third Concert-Forty-sixth Season,
May-927
Concerts-Quiet Hour –Abendmusik Program-March 25, 1949
Concerts-A Symphony –(In Honor of the Sixtieth Anniversary of the Jubilee Singers of
Fisk University), October 9, 1931
Convocation, Fall-1935
Convocation, Winter/Fall- 1936
Convocation-Winter/Fall- 1937
Convocation-Winter/Fall, 1940-1942
Convocation-1943-1945 (Including 1943 Freshman Convocation)
Covocation-1946 (including remarks) -(Including 1946 Freshman Convocation)
Programs-Covocation-1948
Debates-Fisk University Versus Wilberforce University-March 27, 1931
Debates-Inter-Collegiate Debate-Fisk University vs Howard University- 1930-1931
(Schedule for other Inter-Collegiate Debates included in 1930 program
Debate-Pentagonal Debate (Fisk University vs Talladega College), April 11, 1930
Dedication of Fisk Library- November 20, 1930
Dedication-Dedication of the Men’s Dormitory of the Basic College, Jubilee Day,
October 6, 1952
Dedication-Opening -Carl Van Vechten Gallery of Fine Arts-nd
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Sub-series 23-Programs
1
Exhibits-Fisk Exhibit of Negro Art of Modern Negro Painting and Sculpture Modern
West African Handicraft Primitive African Art Under the Auspices of Fisk University, nd
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Exhibits-Second Annual Fine Arts Exhibit-Fisk University- 1929
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Faculty Assembly-First- September 17-18, 1948
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Dramatic Festival-May 9-10, 1936
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Festival of Music and Fine Arts-Second Festival of Music and Fine Arts- April 2427,1930
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Festival of Music and Fine Arts-Second Festival of Music and Fine Arts, Students’
Recital- April 26, 1930
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Festival of Music and Fine Arts-Third Annual Festival of Music and Fine Arts- April 2226, 1931
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Festival of Music and Fine Arts-Fourth Annual Festival of Music and Fine Arts, April
21-24, 1932 ((Roland Hayes appeared in concert-received Honorary Degree Doctor of
Music conferred upon him- Friday, April 22, 1932)
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Festival of Music and Fine Arts-Fifth Annual Festival of Music and Fine Arts- April 1820, 1934
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Festival of Music and Fine Arts-Sixth Annual Festival of Music and Fine Arts- April 1820, 1935
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Festival of Music and Fine Arts-Seventh Annual Festival of Music and Fine Arts- April
10-12, 1936
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Festival of Music and Fine Arts-Eighth Annual Festival of Music and Fine Arts- April
16-18, 1937
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Festival of Music and Fine Arts-Ninth Annual Festival of Music and Fine Arts-April 1517, 1938
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Festival of Music and Fine Arts-Tenth Annual Festival of Music and Fine Arts- April 2123, 1939
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Festival of Music and Fine Arts-Eleventh Annual Festival of Music and Fine Arts- April
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Festival of Music and Fine Arts-Fifteenth Annual Festival of Music and Fine Arts- April
19-22, 1944
Festival of Music and Fine Arts-Sixteenth Annual Festival of Music and Fine Arts- April
26-29, 1945 (With Seminars on African-Caribbean-American Relations
Festival of Music and Fine Arts-Seventeenth Annual Festival of Music and Fine ArtsApril 25-27, 1946 (with seminars on the contact of Peoples and Cultures)
Festival of Music and Fine Arts- Eighteenth Annual Festival of Music and Fine ArtsApril 23-26, 1947
Festival of Music and Fine Arts-Nineteenth Annual Festival of Music and Fine ArtsApril 29-30, 1948
Festival of Music and Fine Arts-Twentieth Annual Festival of Music and Fine Arts- April
20-23, 1949
Festival of Music and Fine Arts-Twenty-first Festival of Music and Fine Arts- April 1922, 1950
Festival of Music and Fine Arts-Twenty-Second Annual Festival of Music and Fine ArtsApril 25-28, 1951 ( Author Pearl Buck/ Painting by Aaron Douglas/ concert Jubilee
Singers/ Seminar-the role of the press in safeguarding Civil Liberties/concert-William
Warfield- Baritone-Festival of Music and Fine Arts-Miscellaneous-nd
Festival of Negro Music and Fine Arts-April 20-21, 1929
Fisk University Summer Session, First and Third Assembly- 1946
Fisk University Choir and Jubilee Singers at the Civic Opera House, Chicago, IllinoisFebruary 12, 1950
The Fisk University Vespers- February 19, 1939
Freshmen-Welcome Program for Freshmen -1931-1940
Jubilee Day and Founder’s Day- 1927
Jubilee Day- 1928-1936
Jubilee Day Observance, October 5-6, 1945; 1950-1952
Harmon Award- 1931
Homecoming Official Program-Fisk University vs Talladega College (Sulphur Dell Park)
November 17, 1934
Inauguration Exercise of Thomas E. Jones, Ph.D. as President of Fisk UniversityNashville, Tennessee, December 4-7, 1926
Interdenominational Ministers’ Institute-Twenty-Second Annual Session, June 6-10,
1948
International Student Center-Fisk University-Chinese Sunday Supper- October 27, 1946
International Student Center-Fisk University- “That Brotherhood May Prevail”November 12, 1946
International Student Center- Fisk University- “My Summer in France”- Mr. John R.
Cottin- Head of the Department of Modern Foreign Languages- Fisk University- nd
Memorial Service for Professor Lillian E. Cashin (First Director of the Stagecrafters)March 15, 1946
Memorial Service for John Wesley Work- December 6, 1926
Ministers’ Institute-Thirteenth Annual Ministers’ Institute- June 24-28, 1940
A Musicale in Honor of Mr. Samuel L. Smith of the Julius Rosenwald FundNovember16, 1937
Negro History Week-Eighteenth Annual Observance-February 7-14, 1943
Plays-The Chinese Lantern by the Decagynian Club of Fisk University, Directed by
Lillian E. Cashin- March 5, 1926
Plays-“Go Men Nai Sai (Excuse Us Please)-International Student Center- May 17, 1946
Plays-“You Can’t Take It With You”- by Moss Hart and George Kaufman- presented by
Fisk University Faculty Club- nd
Plays-Moonlight Revelers- nd.
Plays-Fisk Stagecrafters presents for its initial performance in three plays of Negro Life
(“Old Man Pete” by Randolph Edmonds; “Riding the Goat” by May Miller and “Bad
Man” by Randolph Edmonds)- November 9, 1935
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Plays-Fisk Stagecrafters present Stagecrafter Apprentices in Three One-Act Plays (“To
The Lovely Margaret” by Pearl and Thatcher Allred; “The Finger of God” by Percival
Wilde and: “The Boor” by Anton Tchekoff)-January 16, 1948
Plays- Fisk Stagecrafters “The Cheaters” (A Mime) -nd
Plays-Fisk Stagecrafters presents Four One-Act Plays (Confessional by Percival Wilde;
Trifles by Susan Glaspell; ‘Suppressed Desires-a comedy in two scenes by George Cram
Cook and Susan Glaspell and Aria Da Capo –a Fantasy by Edna St. Vincent Millay)- nd
Plays-Fisk Stagecrafters- “The Silver Gord (A Comedy in Three Acts) by Sidney
Howard, -March 25, 1938
Plays-Fisk Stagecrafters-Present Twenty-fifth Anniversary Program (1926-1951) An
Arena Performance of “The Respectful Prostitute by Jean-Paul Sartre and The ShewingUp of Blanco Posnet by George B. Shaw-1951
Poetry Reading-Langston Hughes-Presented by the Dilettantes in a Lecture Reading of
His Own Poems, Fisk Memorial Chapel- January 29, 1932
Race Relations –Third Annual Institute of Race Relations- July 1-20, 1946
Race Relations –Fourth Annual Institute of Race Relations- July 1-19, 1947
Race Relations –Fifth Annual Institute of Race Relations- June 28- July 16, 1948
Series IX
Fisk and Fisk Related Materials
Sub-series-23-Programs
1
Reception-Informal Reception and Chapel Program for President-Elect Charles S.
Johnson of Fisk University-November 4, 1946
2
Reception-Informal Farewell Reception for Student Body and Faculty- June 3, 1934
3
Recital- Children’s Recital, Fisk Memorial Chapel- 1925
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Recital of Composition by Colored Composers-Fisk Memorial Chapel- April 21, 1927
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Recital-Dance Recital- Anna Jones and Her Pupils- 1926-1927
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Recital-Joint Faculty Recital-1935-1936
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Recital-Music Recital-by Fisk and Foreign Talent- August 17, 1928
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Recital-Piano-Fisk University Department of Music-1927-1930
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Recital-Piano-Fisk University Department of Music-1931-1938- nd
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Recital-Pianoforte-Fisk University Department of Music-1926
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Recital-Public Recital-Annual Public Recital of the Music Department- organized 1885,
May 20, 1927
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Recital Series-1937-1938- nd
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Recital-Song/Voice-Recitals-1926-1932- nd
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Recital-Students’ Recital-1934-1949
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Recital-Violin-Fisk University Department of Music- 1929-1930, 1936- nd
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Religious Services of Fisk University in the Fisk Memorial Chapel-1930-1932; 1937
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Senior Class Day Exercise-June 12, 1933
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Seventy-Fifth Annual Celebration- April 29-May 4, 1941-Annual Celebration of the
Opening of the Fisk School19
The Stradivarius Quartet of New York-Fisk University Department of Music, January 16,
1938
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Student Leaders’ Training Retreat-1938
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Student Leaders’ Training Retreat- 1942-Sixth Annual Fisk University
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Student Leaders’ Training Retreat- 1946-Ninth Annual Fisk University
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V-E Day Program-Y.M. and Y.W.C.A. Joint City Conference- 1925-1945
Sub-series-23-Sub-Subseries-1 (Fisk Related Programs
24
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority-Twenty-sixth Annual and Seventh Anniversary of Pi
Chapter, 1928,1934
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American Conference of Academic Deans- January 9, 1946
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Annual Chapel Program (Eta Psi Chapter) Omega Psi Phi Fraternity- May 17,1935
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Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools for Negroes-(Fisk University 11th Annual
Convention)-1944
Convention)-1945
Convention)-1946
Association of Music Teachers in Negro Schools- April 21-23, 1939
Association of Social Science Teachers in Negro Colleges-1935-1943; 1945
The Blue Triangle League (Young Women’s Christian Association presents “The Grand
Parade of 1935”
Carnegie Hall, Fisk University Choir, January 26, 1933
The Christian Rural Fellowship (Toward a Christian Rural Civilization) Seventh Annual
Meeting- 1941
Educational Conference, Fisk University, November 18-19, 1930
Howard University Glee Club in Concert-1931
James Weldon Johnson (1871-1938) Program in Commemoration of the Life and
Achievements of James Weldon Johnson- 1938
Juliette Derricotte Memorial Foundation-Presents-A Ceremonial and Arts Exhibit (The
1939 Derricotte Fellows)- April 30, 1939)
Mass Meeting of the Eleventh Annual Go-To-High School-Go-To College Campaignashville Chapters of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity- May- 1930
National Association of Collegiate Deans and Registrars in Negro Schools-1933; 1936;
1939
National Association of Collegiate Deans and Registrars in Negro Schools-1943
National Association of Deans and Advisers of Men- 1932
National Association of Teachers in Colored Schools-1927-1928; 1935
National Educational Association of the United States-Department of Higher EducationJuly 7, 1947
National Negro Achievement Week, Sponsored by the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.Sponsored Locally by Eta Psi Chapter (Fisk)-Rho Psi Chapter (A & I College), Delta
Chapter (Meharry Medical College) 1929-1934- nd
Negro Library Conference-(November 20, 1930 Dedication of Fisk University Library)Fisk University-November 20-23, 1930
Meeting of Proposed Association of Colleges and Secondary School for Negro Youth of
the Southern Region-December 5-6, 1934
Social Sciences Division, Howard University-Sixth Conference- nd
University Christian Mission (Meeting with Tennessee A &A State College-Meharry
Medical College-Fisk University-February 9, 1940
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority (Lambda Chapter) presents “The Gypsy Rover” an Operetta –
Bijou Theatre-January 14, 1928
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority (Upsilon Chapter) “Finer Womanhood Week”-nd
Series IX- Fisk and Fisk Related MaterialsSub-series 24-Announcements-Fisk
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Accrediting Agencies, 1946-(Announcements)- 1929;1934; 1938- nd
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Art Exhibit-1929-(Announcements)-Book “ Life of Juliette A. Derricotte”-1933-(Former
Dean of Women-Fisk University)
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Candidate for Graduation, 1933- nd-(Announcements)- Classes- 1929-1934; 1942- nd
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Commencement- 1931; 1935;1943; 1945-1949
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Committee Meetings-1929-(Announcements)-Comptroller- 1949- nd
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Contests-1934; 1939- nd
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Convocation- 1941-1949
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Courses- 1929-1946- nd
Dean’s Office Hour- 1929-1934-(Announcements)-Debates- nd
Dramatic Presentation- nd-(Announcements)-Examinations-Students-1929-1949- nd
Faculty and Staff-1930-1949-nd
Faculty Committee Meetings-1946-1947
Fisk Day, 1939-(Announcements) -Fisk’s Homecoming Game-1929
Fisk University-Good Friday Service-1939-(Announcements)- Herald (Student
Publication)-nd
Holidays-1929-1930, 1935;1939
Fisk University-Humanities Institute- 1949-nd –(Announcements)- Immunizations-1933
Inauguration of Charles S. Johnson as Sixth President of Fisk University-1947
Charles S. Johnson Accepts Appointment-Director of Race Relations-January 1,1943
International Student Center- 1948-(Announcements)-Jubilee Day-1946
Fisk Jubilee Singer over WSM Radio- nd
Lectures-. 1933; 1937-Announcements-Library- 1929- nd
Meharry Medical College- 1934; 1941
Men’s Senate Election-1934- nd-(Announcements)-Miss Fisk Nominations- 1934- nd
Morning Talks- 1934-1935
Physical Examinations- 1929-(Announcements)- Radio Broadcast-Fisk University Choir,
1936; 1946
Registration/PreRegistration-1929-1934- nd
Scholarships-Elizabeth Clay Howard-nd
Scholarships-Freshmen- 1930-1931
Scholarships-Freshmen- 1932
Scholarships-Freshmen- 1934
Scholarships-Freshmen- 1935-1938
Scholarships-Muellhaupt Scholarship-nd
Seminars- 1928,1946-(Announcements)- Southern Regional Conference- 1936
Speakers- 1930; 1934-nd
Sporting Events- 1934-(Announcements)- Student Council Elections- 1934-35- nd
Students-Course Credits- nd-(Announcements)- Students-Employment-Payroll Checks1934-1935-(Announcements)-Students-Meetings- 1934
Summer School-1934; 1936-(Announcements)-Sunday Morning Worship- nd
Women’s Senate Election- 1934-
Series-IXFisk and Fisk Related Materials
Sub-series -25-Addresses and Speeches
1
“Educating for Citizenship in a World Community: A Challenge to the South and the
Negro College” by President Thomas E. Jones-1945
2
“The Inaugural Address of Thomas Elsa Jones and addresses by President James R.
Angell of Yale University and Chancellor James H. Kirkland of Vanderbilt University
presented at Fisk University- December 7, 1926
Sub-series-26-Papers-Fisk and Fisk Related
3
“The Big Ideas Which I Received in This Course of Educational Psychology- by
Leander J. Shaw-1935
4
“Culture and Missions”, Papers from the Fifteenth Annual Festival of Music and the
Fine Arts, Fisk University- April-1944
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“Current Problems in Curricular Adjustments and Student Guidance- by AA Taylor- nd
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Johnson, Charles S., “National Brotherhood Week (A Statement for the “Observer”- nd
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Johnson, Charles S. “With All Thy Mind”-nd
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“Negro History Week”-nd
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“Opportunities for Education for the Negro in America”-nd
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“The Place of Research in a Small College-nd
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“Provisions for Graduate and Professional Education for Negroes-nd
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“West Virginia Federation of Labor” by Leander Shaw, 1933-Submitted to the
Department of Economics
“Civil War and Reconstruction” by Melvin L. Bradley-1954
“Civil War and Reconstruction” by Barbara A. Bailey- nd
“Civil War and Reconstruction” by Ann Holmes-1954
“Civil War and Reconstruction” by Calvin Johnson- 1954
“The Civil War and Reconstruction.” by Sue Lee Pinkston- 1954
“Civil War and Reconstruction” by Juanita Ross-nd
“Civil War and Reconstruction: My Interpretation” by Melvin L. Bradley-1954
“Civil War and Reconstruction: My Interpretation” by B. Lucille Hamill-1954
“Civil War and Reconstruction: Summary of Outside Reading” by Sue Lee Pinkston-nd
“Civil War and Reconstruction: Summary Reading” by Edward Vaughn-nd
“ The Development of Absolutism in England During the Tudor Period” by Velma D.
Gladney-nd
“ The Development of Absolutism in England During the Tudor Period” by Joyce Mannnd
“ The Development of Absolutism in England During the Tudor Period” by Sue L
Pinkston-1954
“ The Development of Absolutism in England During the Tudor Period” by Jewette
Reynolds
“ The Development of Absolutism in England During the Tudor Period” by Roberta
Shade
“The Economic Aspects of the Tudor Period” by Sue L. Pinkston-nd
“Evaluating DuBois, Allen and Quarells” by James E. Cooper-nd
“Evaluation the Civil War” by Edward Vaughn-nd
“Evaluation of the Civil War and Its Varies Phases”- 1954
“An Interpretation of the Civil War”, by Ann Holmes- 1954
“An Interpretation of the Civil War”, by Elizabeth Hutcherson
“An Interpretation of the Civil War,” by Calvin C. Johnson- 1954
” My Interpretation of the Civil War”, by Milford G. Lewis- 1954
“Summations of the Civil War and Reconstruction” by Milford G. Lewis-nd
“The Nature of Man in the Fiction of D. H. Lawrence”-nd
“Negro History: Civil War, by Juanita Ross- 1954
A Report on the Part the Negro Played in the Civil War and the Reconstruction in the
South” by Elizabeth Hutcherson-nd
Trace of Absolutism During English Tudor Period” by James Byrdsong-nd
“Trace of Absolutism During English Tudor Period” by H. Edmonds
“Tudor Absolutism” by Faith Little-1954
Series-XCollections- Addresses/Articles/Speeches-Announcements-Articles-Books
Sub-series-1-Addresses/Speeches-Non Fisk
1
“The Approach of the Federal Government to the Occupational Problems of Negroes”, by
Robert C. Weaver (at the National Occupational Conference, Atlanta University,
December 9, 1935)
2
“Music, Morale and the Negro Soldier”, (An address delivered on “Wings Over Jordan”
Sunday, June 21, 1942, over station WGAR-CBS, Cleveland, Ohio, by R. Hayes Strider,
State A. & M. Institute, Normal, Alabama)
3
“The Negro As A Citizen”, by the Honorable Harold L. Ickes, Secretary of the Interior,
and Federal Administrator of Public Works (Before the anniversary meeting of the
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People at Baltimore, Maryland,
June 29, 1936)
4
“Occupational Opportunities for Negroes”, by Robert C. Weaver, Advisor on Negro
Affairs (United States Department of the Interior and Federal Emergency Administration
on Public Works) (An address delivered March 22, 1937, before the Annual Meeting –
The Negro Welfare Association of Cleveland, Ohio)
“Thrill at Hearing Fisk Jubilee Singers in Childhood” , by J. A Rogers of New York City
(Notes of his address at Fisk on Flag Day)- nd
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“Toward the Future”, by Dr. D. F. Fleming, (Churchill’s Call for Permanent AngloAmerican Control of the World)- Station WSM-Radio Broadcast-Nashville, Tennessee,
Sunday, March 10, 1946
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“What Shall The Schools Teach?, address by E. J. McMillan, before the East Tennessee
Education Association, Knoxville, TN, nd-Addresses/Speeches, “What Shall The Schools
Teach?, address by E. J. McMillan before the East Tennessee Education Association,
Knoxville, TN- nd
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Address to the “Young Men’s Christian Association Forum of Pittsburgh”, by Robert C.
Weaver, (Delivered at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania- February 23, 1936) Advisor on Negro
Affairs, United States Department of the Interior
Sub-series-2-Announcements-Non Fisk
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American Association of University Professors-Fisk University Chapter Meetings-1948
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American Council on Education-1940-nd
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Books (New Publications)-Book-announcements arranged by title of book
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Citizens Savings Bank and Trust Company-1940
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Colleges and Universities- 1929-1949
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Commencement-Miscellaneous-1939-1948-Conferences-Miscellaneous- 1948
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Contest-Essays-1935; 1941- nd
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Deaths-1946- nd-Directories-1938-1946
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Employment- Miscellaneous-1931
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Examinations-1930-1949
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Fulbright Act- 1949-Grants and Awards-1934
20
International House Activities Calendar- 1942-National Broadcast of the American
Liberal Arts Colleges-1931
21
National Intercollegiate Radio Prize Debates- Conducted by The American Economic
Foundation- 1942-1943-National Teachers’ Examination- 1948
22
Negro Repertory Company- 1932
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Northwestern University-Graduate School- 1932
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Publishers-The Associated Publishers-nd
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Radio Broadcast-1948-Scholarships-1940- nd
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Social Science Research Council- 1941
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The Summer Institute for Social Progress at Wellesly, Mass.-June 26-July, 1948
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Tours/Travels-1930-1949- nd
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Transportation- 1932
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Work Camps-American Friends Service Committee-1942-1943
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Works Progress Administration- nd
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Workshops- nd
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Miscellaneous-1927-1949- nd
Sub-series-3-Articles-Non Fisk
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“All Souls’ Day” , by H. M. Brailsford (The New Statesman and Nation- November 14,
1942
Sub-series-4-Booklets-Non-Fisk
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Library of Congress-Surplus Books for Veterans, List No. 5-1946
35
A Negro Community Works In Behalf of Its Family, Consumer Division-Office of Price
Administration and Civilian Supply-Office for Emergency Management-1941
36
State Scholarship Contest Awards, Presented by State Department of Education-1931
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Who’ Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges-nd
Sub-series-5-Books-Non Fisk
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Bibliography-A Bibliography of British History, 1700-1715
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A List of Books for a College Library, Prepared by Charles B. Shaw-Preliminary Edition,
1920
Series-XCollections-Non-Fisk
Sub-series-6-Brochures-Non Fisk
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Aid To Dependent Children under the Social Security Act. The Social Security BoardFebruary, 1938
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America needs more Negro Nurses- National Nursing Council- N. Y.- January, 1946
3
American Teachers Association Studies One World In School- 1946
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The Association for the Study of Negro Life and History- nd
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A Brief Explanation of the Social Security Act, The Social Security Board -July, 1937
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A Brief Statement Regarding the American Council on Education- 1943
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Catholic Scholarships for Negroes, Inc., Under the Patronage Of Most Reverend Richard
J. Cushing, D.D.- Archbishop of Boston-1948
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Federal Old-Age Benefits (Old Age Insurance Established by the Social Security Act.
The Social Security Board- November, 1937
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Harrison-Black-Fletcher Bill Amended but The Fight has Just Begun- nd
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Have You A Claim for Old-Age Insurance- Social Security Board- nd
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Howard University- Scholarship and Loan Plan- nd
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Know Nashville’s Health Welfare and Recreation Services Institute- May 24, 1949
13
Meharry Medical College-1876-1941
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Mexican Peasants-United States Student-Co-operate in Malaria Control- 1942
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The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis- 1944
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Negro Education- 1936
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The Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc.- nd
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Piney Woods School-“The Piney Woods Story”- nd
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Riverside Sanitarium and Hospital- nd.
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Scarritt College Institute of Higher Education- 1946
21
The Social Security Act-The Social Security Board- 1935
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Sonocraft Company, Inc.-(Presents Presto Recording Equipment and all Accessories)- nd
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Three Years’ Progress toward Social Security-1935- 1938
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Tennessee Maps- 1946- nd
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Miscellaneous-nd
Sub-series-7-Bulletins-Non Fisk
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Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists- Volume 2, Nos. 11-12, December 1, 1946
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The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching-Current Developments in
American College Sport-Bulletin Number Twenty-Six- 1931
28
Harvard Alumni Bulletin (The Role of the Privately Endowed Colleges: An Address by
President Conant)- November 8, 1935
29
Harvard Alumni Bulletin (The role of the Endowed University-An Address by President
Conant), October 15, 1937
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Higher Education- Volume I, No. 10, May 15, 1945
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Higher Education- Volume IV, No. 17, May 1, 1948
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Higher Education and National Affairs- Nos. 92-93, 95-97, 99, 104-108. 1946
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Higher Education and National Affairs-No.116-118,121-124, 1947-1948
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Higher Education and National Affairs- No. 126-140, 154, 1948-1950
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Higher Education and National Defense- Nos. 3, 7-11, 19, 1940-1941
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Higher Education and National Defense- Nos. 22-24, 26-28, 30-33, 1942
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Higher Education and National Defense- Nos. 64-72, 1944
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Higher Education and National Defense- Nos. 76-81, 83-84, 1945
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Higher Education and National Defense- Nos. 85-89, 91-93, 1945
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Teachers Insurance & Annuity Association of America Bulletin- January, 1945
Series-XCollections-Non-Fisk- Charts, Documents, Leaflets, Newsletters
Sub-series-8-Chart-OversizeThe Government of the United States (see Oversize Box)
Subseries-9-Documents-Non Fisk
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The Centennial of the Beginning of College Education for Women and of Coeducation
on the College Level- 1837-1937
2
College Income and Expenditures 1937-1938 (Preliminary Sampling Report)- Circular
No. 175, 1938
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Committee on Educational Testing-Statement of Policy and Services under the auspices
of the Central Committee on Personnel Methods of the American Council on Educationnd
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Educational Evaluation at the College Level-nd
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The Family Community Project of Addison, Michigan (Brief Description)-nd
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National Science Foundation-l Proceedings and Debates of the 79th Congress, Second
Session, Congressional Record- January 30, 1946
7
Occupational Status of Negro College Graduates in Georgia-1937 by Walter R. ChiversNational Youth Administration of Georgia-March, 1938-(Bulletin Number 6)
8
Resolution-Create a National Air Policy Board-1948
9
Resolution-Encouraging the study of foreign languages by American citizens- S.Congress
Resolution. 8-In the Senate of the United States-Concurrent Resolution -January 24, 1949
10
Statistical Record-Nashville, Tennessee-Research and Information Department-Nashville
Chamber of Commerce- June 30, 1938
11
Statistical Record-Nashville, Tennessee-Research and Information Department-Nashville
Chamber of Commerce-1947,1950
12
Statistics of Universities and Colleges and Professional Schools-1935-1936- November
1938
Sub-series-10-Leaflets-Non Fisk
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Information Leaflet Concerning Exchange Professorships under the Convention for the
Promotion of Inter-American Cultural Relations- 1939
Sub-series-11-Newsletters-Non Fisk
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African Transcripts- No. 1, January, 1945
15
The Alumni News of Hobart and William Smith Colleges- Volume XIII, August,
Number 8, 1949
16
American Council on Education-Committee on Teacher Education-Volume 1, No. 6,
June, 1946
17
Association of Social Science Teachers in Negro Colleges Newsletter-Volume 1, Number
2, May, 1943
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Association of Social Science Teachers in Negro Colleges Newsletter-Volume 3, Number
1, 2, 1945- 1946
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Bulletin of the Committee on Education (National Council of American Soviet
Friendship)-Volume II, No. 3, Spring Issue, nd
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College and Church- Volume XII, Number 2, March-April, 1947
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College Health Review-Volume II, No. 6, April, 1938
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College Health Review-Volume IV, No. 7, May, 1940-1941
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College Health Review-Volume V, No.1,3- May, 1940
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College Health Review-Volume III, No. 1, November, 1943-1946
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Conscription News, Number 90, January 23, 1947
26
Cooperative Study in General Education-American Council on Education, Staff News
Letter-Volume 3, No. 3, February 16, 1942
27
Crofts Modern Language News- November, 1941
28
Council on Cooperation in Teacher Education-Volume 1, Number 1, February, 1947
29
Council on Cooperation in Teacher Education- Volume 11, Number 1, October, 1948
30
The Echo-Volume 1, No. 1, December, 1948-(Students of Williston Industrial School)
31
Forum- Number 1, January, 1948-(Algerian Center of Legislative Studies-Algiers)
32
Friendly Relations Associations Newsletter- No. 4, nd. (Committee on Friendly
Relations Among Foreign Students, N.Y.)
33
The Gramblinite- Volume 1, Number 8, February, 1947
34
Health Bulletin for Teachers- Volume XVIII, No. 4, May 1947
35
Lawyers Title News- Volume 111, No. 11, March, 1946
36
London Tidings-1948 -(Special Edition)
37
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (N.Y)- nd
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National Foundation News (National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, Inc.)-1945-1946
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National Youth Administration (Nashville, TN)- No. 3, April 3, 1937
News (From the Division of Negro Service-Planned Parenthood Federation of America)
1942
Professional Nursing -Volume 18, February, 1945, Number 2
Professional Nursing -Volume 18, Nos. 1-2, 1946
Rural Education and Race Relations- Number 1-4, 1944
The Southern Packet-Volume 1, Number 3, August, 1945
The Southern Patriot- Volume 4, No. 6, June, 1946
he Southern Patriot- Volume 5, No. 3, April, 1947
Stephens College News Reporter- Volume 4, Number 2, November, 1944
Student Traveller- May 5, 1949
The Tennessee Vocational Rehabilitation News- Volume 1, Number 1, 4, March, 1947
United State Department of Interior-Office of Education Publications- 1930-1937
United States News- nd.
Wake Up: America! (National Intercollegiate Radio Prize Debates)- 1943
What the Colleges Are Doing-No. 83, January, 1949
What the Colleges Are Doing- No. 90, Spring, 1946
What The Colleges Are Doing- No. 90, Spring, 1951
Series-X
Collections-Pamphlets, Papers, Periodicals, Programs
Sub-series-12-Pamphlets-Non Fisk
1
Back to Slavery: The New Deal Party and the Negro in Tennessee-(Republican State
Headquarters of Tennessee-Colored Division)-nd
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Basic Considerations in Educational Testing, by Ben D. Wood- May, 1933
3
Certification Laws (State of Tennessee)-Section II and 12, Chapter 115 Acts of 1925
4
Constitution of Pi Kappa Delta Honorary Forensic Society- 1924
5
How the National Archives Serves the Government and the Public- Circular No. 4, July,
1938
6
The Humanities in the Modern World-University of Minnesota, Division of Humanitiesnd
7
Infantile Paralysis-Doctor What Can I Do? Facts About Infantile Paralysis-1942-nd
123-8
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Information for Candidate for Service Under the Unit of Educational and Work -nd
9
National Association of Teachers in Colored Schools-nd
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The Negro School Child in Atlanta-nd
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The New South-No.3-1950
12
Recruiting the New Teacher (Institute for Public Service), New York-nd
13
Rules Governing the Administration of the Scholarship Aid Fund for Candidates for the
Ministry, Un-Ordained Mission Service, Lay Work, and Directors of Religious
Education. By Board of Christian Educators of the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A,
1932
14
“Statistical Record of Nashville”, Compiled by Research and Information Department,
Nashville Chamber of Commerce- 1949
15
“A Step Toward Fair Employment”, A Project in Race Relations of the American Friends
Service Committee-nd
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Tools for Good Times-Handy and the Kits (The Cooperative Recreation Service)
Delaware, Ohio-nd
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The Truth About Columbia Tennessee Cases-nd
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The United States Armed Forces Institute-nd
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A University Center for Higher Education of Negroes- Atlanta, Georgia- 1943
Sub-series-13-Papers-Non Fisk
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Party Platform-nd
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The Revelation of Saint Orgne The Damned-nd
Sub-series-14-Periodicals-Non Fisk
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Alpha Kappa Mu Journal, September-1946
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The Bulletin of the American Teachers Association-Volume XX, Number 3, JulySeptember, 1944
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he Bulletin of the American Teachers Association-Volume XXII, Number 1, July, 1946
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The Crisis-October-1948
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The Crisis-August-September,1949
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The Crisis-October,1951
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Fisk News-June, 1954
29
The Negro History Bulletin-December, 1944
30
The Negro History Bulletin-February, 1949
31
The Negro History Bulletin-May, 1950
32
The International Quarterly, Summer, 1942
33
Journal of Negro History, 1947
34
Message- Volume XII, No. 10, 1946
35
Mississippi Valley Historical Review- nd
36
Proceedings of the Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society- Sixth Annual Convention- January
27-28, 1944
Sub-series-15-Programs-Non Fisk
37
African Academy: The Minutes of the Inaugural Meeting, held at the Optimism Club
Hall, Sekondi- Friday 27, 1930
38
American County Life Association-Youth Section-George Peabody College-October 2215, 1941
39
Amity between the Colored and White Races Convention- 1927
40
Bigger and Better Business Week- Sponsored by Eta Beta Sigma, Kappa, and Alpha
Gamma Chapters of the Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity- April 14-21, 1921
41
Booker T. Washington Memorial Service-1939
42
Community Extension School, Rust College, Holly Spring, Mississippi-Vincent Chapel
M.E. Church- February 8-10, 1929
43
Council for Negro Folklore, Presents Sammy Heyward and His Guitar in a program of
Negro Folk Songs- nd
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Cultural and Scientific Conference for World Peace- 1949
45
Defense Recreation Training Institute, Chattanooga, Tennessee-1942
46
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical College Presents-The College Band in Concert1947
47
Hampton High School Third Commencement-Dickson, Tennessee- 1938
48
Howard University Commencement Events-1929
49
International Congress for Cooperative Economy- 1948
50
Joint University Library Dedication Exercise- 1941
51
Lane College-1927-1928
52
LeMoyne College Forum-1930
53
Lincoln Institute of Kentucky-Commencement-1944
54
Meharry Medical College, Commencement-1946
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Middle Tennessee Colored Teachers’ Association- 1927,
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Nashville Christian Institute Commencement-1947
57
Princess Anne College Founder’s Day-1944
58
Scarritt College-(1944)-An Evening at Scarritt-A Service of Reading and Songs-nd
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Second Congregational Church-Rockford, Illinois- 1947
60
Southern Negro Youth Conference- December 1-3, 1944
61
Southern University Faculty and Staff Institute- 1948
62
Tennessee Agricultural and Industrial State College-W.S. Davis Lecture Series-1947-48
63
Tennessee State Teachers Association-Sixty-Eighth Annual Session-1933
64
Tuskegee Institute Band Concert- 1946
65
Washington High School Glee Clubs, Atlanta University- 1928
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Wiley-Bishop College-nd
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Wilson County Training High School- 1946
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Series-XCollections- Reports, Reprints
Sub-series-16-Reports-Non Fisk
1
The American Association of University Professors: Its Place in Higher Education-A
Report to the Membership, Reprinted from the Bulletin of the American Association of
University Professors- Volume- XXX, No. 3, Autumn,1944
2
Annual Report of the Director of the Association for the Study of Negro Life and
History- July 1, 1937-June 30, 1938
3
A Brief Progress Report Regarding Work on Educational Acceleration at the Ohio State
University by S. L. Pressey- 1943
4
College Income and Expenditure (Preliminary Sampling Report-Federal Security
Agency-1938-1939
5
Columbia University-Annual Report of the Dean of the Graduate Faculty-1926
6
The Committee on the Reorganization or Continuation of the Negro Education Club- nd
7
Graduate Degrees: July 1, 1946-June 30, 1947. A Report Prepared at the Request of the
President’s Commission on Higher Education by the Federal Security Agency, May 21,
Circular No. 233, 1947
8
The International Control of Atomic Energy- 1946
9
Institute of International Education (Twenty-Seventh Annual Report of the Director)Bulletin No. 1, December 1, 1946
10
Kings Mountain Student Conference (19th Annual Session)-Lincoln Academy, Kings
Mountain, N.C.- May 30-June 6, 1931
11
The Master’s Degree (Report of the Committee on Graduate Work) Reprinted from
Journal of Proceedings and Addresses of the Association of American Universities
Forty-Sixth Annual Conference-1945
12
National Headquarters Selective Service System-(Occupational Deferment and the
National Defense)- 1941
13
Negro History Drive in Virginia-Seventh Annual Report- 1941-1942- September 17,
1942
14
Negro History Drive in Virginia-Thirteenth Annual Report, 1947-1948 by Luther P.
Jackson- Virginia State College, Petersburg, Virginia- October 14, 1948
15
Negro Newspapers Publishers Association to the Honorable Secretary of War, Judge
Robert P. Patterson on Troops and Conditions in Europe by Frank L. Stanley-PresidentJuly 18, 1946
16
Opinion Report # 1: A Comprehensive Digest of Political Opinion Polls Issued by Public
Opinion Analysis, New York- 1948
17
Proceedings of Reports from the World the 21 st Annual Institute of the Council on World
Affairs Co-sponsored by Time, the Weekly Newsmagazine at Cleveland, Ohio, January
9-11, 1947
18
Project for Adult Education of Negroes-Second Progress Report, (see School Life
Vol. 29, No. 1 for 1st report) 1947-1948
19
Report of the School And College Relations Committee of the Educational Records
Bureau-1932
20
Summary Report of the Secretary to the Committee on Educational Testing- Cleveland,
March 1, 1934
21
Virginia Graduate Aid Fund Annual Report-1947-1948
22
Report from the World (Twenty-First) Institutes of the Council on World Affairs-1947
Sub-series-17-Reprints-Non Fisk
23
“Air Power and the Fiscal Year 1950 budget of the President, from the Congressional
Record” Proceedings and Debates of the 81st Congress, First Session Speech by
Honorable Carl Hinshaw, in the House of Representative-Thursday, January 13, 1949
24
“The Carnegie Foundation’s Study of Secondary and Higher Education in Pennsylvania”
by Max McConn- Reprinted from Bulletin of the American Association of Collegiate
Registrars- Volume. V, No. 2, nd
25
“College Sophomore Testing Program,” Report by the Advisory Committee on College
Testing, Reprinted from “The Educational Record.”-1932-1933
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27
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30
31
32
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34
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36
37
38
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40
41
42
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45
46
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50
“Compulsory Education 6-10” by Foster Kennedy- Reprinted from the Saturday Review
of Literature- Issue of November 10, 1945
“Congressional Record: The American Ideal of Education”-Proceedings and Debates of
the 76th Congress- Fist Session, 1939
“The Co-operative Test Service,” by Max McConn Reprinted from the Journal of Higher
Education, May, 1931
“Correspondence Between Professor A. L. Hughes and Professor John T. Take- Relating
to the Program of the Tests Committee-” Reprinted from The American Physics
Teachers-Volume 2, May, 1934
-“Credit Hunting Versus Education,” by William Mather Lewis- President of Lafayette
College-Reprinted from The Educational Record- for January, 1932
“Educational Guidance is now Possible,” by Max McConn- Reprinted from The
Educational Record, for October, 1933
“ A General Examination for Advanced College Students” (A Plan to make the
Graduate Record Examination - Available to Individual Students anywhere within the
Continental United States or Canada)- The Graduate Record Office- The Carnegie
Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching- 1944
“The Major Strategy of Guidance,” by Ben D. Wood and F. S. Beers- Reprinted from
Analysis of the Individual- A Symposium in the April, 1934, issue of Occupations
by permission of Dr. Franklin J. Keller
“Memorandum on the “Encyclopedia of the Negro”- Reprinted of March 1936 with
footnotes, appendices and report of progress to date- 1936
“The Nation-Wide Survey of First Year College Physics”- Reprinted from American
Physics Teacher -Volume 1, No. 4, December, 1933
“Negro Higher and Professional Education in Georgia”- by Aaron Brown- Reprinted
from Journal of Negro Education-Volume XVII, No. 3, Summer, 1948
“Negro High Schools and the War”- by J. Andrew Simmons- Principal- Booker T.
Washington High School- Columbia, S. C.- Reprinted by permission of the Nation’s
Schools- 1944
“To Observe Joseph Jenkins Roberts Day”-by Luther P. Jackson- Reprinted from January
1947-Virginia Education Bulletin
“Only then Shall We Find Courage”- Reprinted from the American Scholar-1946
“Oriental Languages and the War Effort”- by Mortimer Graves- Reprinted from Asia
Magazine- June, 1942
“The Poll Tax and Negro Suffrage in Texas-” by O. M. Dickerson- Reprinted from
Social Education-Volume V111, Number 7, November, 1944
“ Predictions of Average Class Achievement by Means of Aptitude Tests-” by William
C. Krethwohl, -Reprinted from the Journal of Engineering Educations-Volume 37, No. 3,
November, 1946
“Prevalence of Communicable Diseases in the United States”- Volume 55, December 20,
1940
“The Proposed 1932 College Testing Program of the Cooperative Test Service (Under the
auspices of the American Council on Education)”- Reprinted from The Educational
Record, July, 1931
“Psychological Examination (1930)”- Reprinted from The Educational Record, April,
1931
-“Rethinking the Christian College-” by W. Burnet Easton, Jr.- Reprinted from Christian
Education- Volume XXIX, No. 2, December, 1945.
“A Statement on the Place of the History of Art in the Liberal Arts Curriculum”- by a
Committee of the College Art Association of America- nd
“ A Survey of Veterans Services for Negroes in Oklahoma”- by Harry L. WrightReprinted from Southern Regional Council- December,1946
“There are no Master Races!”- Reprinted from “True Comics” Magazine- nd
“Two Decades of an Educational Inquiry “ -by William S. Learned-Reprinted from the
Thirty-eighth Annual Report (1942-43) of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement
of Teaching
51
52
53
“Tuberculosis in Negroes of College Age”- by Howard M. Payne- Reprinted from the
American- Review of Tuberculosis- Volume XL11, No. 1, July, 1940
“The Use of the Graduate Record Examination in the Selection of Graduate Engineering
Students”- Reprinted from the Journal of Engineering Education-Volume 37, No. 4,
December, 1946
Miscellaneous- 1932-1949- nd.
Series-X
Collections-Reviews, Miscellaneous Materials
Sub-series-18-Reviews-Miscelleanous Materials-Non Fisk
1
“The Negro Freedman: Life Conditions of the American Negro in the Early Years After
Emancipation-by Henderson H. Donald- 1952
2
E. B. Reuter-“What the Negro Wants” by Rayford W. Logon- Editor.-A Symposium by
Fourteen Negroes Together with a Publisher’s Introduction-1944
Sub-series-19-Collections-Miscellaneous-Materials-Non-Fisk
3
The Black and White of Rejections for Military Service-(American Teachers Association
Studies)- 1844
4
Diplomas- nd
5
A Future for Nashville (Summary of Findings and Recommendations of the Community
Services Commission for Davidson County and the City of Nashville, June, 1952
6
Introduction to Contemporary Civilization in the West (The Keystone of Columbia’s
General Education Program)-1946
7
Living Names-Unknown Author- nd
8
The Negro “ A Selected List for School Libraries of Books by and About the Negro in
Africa and America”.Compiled by the Division of School Libraries- State Department of
Education- Nashville, Tennessee- 1941
9
Speakers Bureau-Lecturers- 1931-1932- nd
10
Tennessee Public Assistance Statistics- Volume 2, Number 1, July, 1938
11
The University Christian Mission Manual, University Christian Mission Committee, New
York- nd
12
What The Housing Act Can Do For Your City-United States Housing Authority, 1938
13
Miscelleanous-1934-1949-nd
14
College Publications-Columbia University-Masters’ Essays-1932
15
College Publications-Harvard University-Tercentenary of Harvard College-1936
16
College Publications-Lane College Reporter, April, 1952
17
College Publications-Lincoln Journalism Newsletter,- Lincoln University, Jefferson
City, Mo.- Volume 11, May 15, No. 5, 1946
18
College Publications-Lincoln Journalism Newsletter -Lincoln University, Jefferson City,
Mo.- Volume IV, Nos. 9, 11, 1948
19
College Publications-Lincoln Journalism Newsletter,- Lincoln University, Jefferson City,
Mo.- Volume V, Nos. 1-2, 1949
20
College Publications-Naval College Training Program-NROTC Bulletin of Information1949
21
College Publications-The Seminarian- Volume11, No. 3, September, 1948
22
College Publications-State Agricultural and Mechanical -College Bulletin, Orangeburg,
S.C.- October, 1944
23
College Publications-The Talladegan (Talladega, AL)-nd
24
College Publications-Tennessee Agricultural and Industrial State College Bulletin, 19371938
25
College Publications-University of Michigan International Center and Foreign Student
Directory-1946-1947
26
College Publications-University of Virginia Newsletter, XXIV, No. 5, December, 1947
27
Wesleyan University- 1945-1946
28
Guides-American Association of Collegiate Registrars-An Adequate Transcript Guide for
Registrars- 1946
29
Road Maps-nd
Box-126- Folders-22
Series-XCollections-Miscellaneous Forms, Tickets
Sub-series-20-Collections-Miscellaneous Forms
1
Admission Forms-1931-1932
2
Admission Forms-Blank-nd (Folder 1)
3
Admission Forms-Blank-nd (Folder 2)
4
Candidate for Degree-1928
5
Chapel Talks-11934-1935
6
Commencement-1933-1944
7
Deans of Southern Graduate Schools-1945
8
Contracts-Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference-Blank
9
10
Degrees-1928
11
ESMDT-Blank
12
Faculty1927-1946- nd
13
Faculty Use-Blank-nd
14
Graduate School-1938-1940-nd
15
Holidays-1935
16
Music Department-nd
17
Scholarships-1931-1934-nd
18
Senior and Honor Records-nd
19
Senior Teaching Positions-1930
20
Students-1930-1943-nd
21
A Study of the Community Life of the Negro Youth-nd
12
Miscellaneous Forms, Miscellaneous Tickets- nd
Box127- Folders-51
Series-XI
Photographs-Buildings, Classes, Events, Faculty, -Students, Teaching applications,
Others
Subseries-1- Photographs-Buildings-/Campus Scenes
1
Fisk School-West View (From a photograph taken in the spring of 1866, sketched by
Hardy L. Keith, ‘01
2
Jubilee Hall, nd
3
Interior-Jubilee Hall Dining Area-1899
4
A Campus Scene-view from the roof of Jubilee Hall- nd
Subseries-2- Photographs-Classes
5
Class of 1881 (Rev. George Moore; G. M. Thomas; J. M. Turpin; W. H. Hodgkins; D. N.
Crosthwaite; B. F. Ousley
Subseries-3-Photographs-Events
6
Jamestown Exposition- 1907
7
Pearl Primus-Negro-Dancer- (Pearl High School Auditorium)- nd
7A
Festival of Music and Fine Arts-Kenneth Spencer-1950
Subseries 4-Photographs-Faculty8
Brady, St. Elmo (Dr.), -Administrator-1935
9
Spence, A.K.-Administrator- (Second Principle of Fisk)- nd
10
Taylor, A.A.,-Dean-Administrator- nd (4 photographs)
11
Wright, H.H. (Dean)- nd
Subseries-5-Photographs-People
12
Females (2)-Black-Darius and Mary Williamson,? Nd
13
Festival Performer-Kenneth Spencer-1950
Subseries-6-Photographs-Students-Fisk
14
Gillem, Ronald Tyler-1961-1962
15
Gillepie, Barbara Ann-1961-1962
16
Gipson, Carolyn Renee- 1961`-1962
17
Horne, Eula A.- 1961-1962
18
Horton, Earl C- 1961-1962
19
Howard, Deanna R.-1961-1962
20
Howard, Joyce A- 1961-1962
21
Johnson, Cornell A- 1961-1962
22
Johnson, Donna L-961-1962
23
Johnson, Donzell-1961-1962
24
Johnson, Frances Delores- 1961-1962
25
Johnson, Freeman, K.- 1961-1962
26
Johnson, Gloria M- 1961-1962
27
Johnson, Miriam Ernestine- 1961-1962
Subseries-7-Photographs-Teaching Applications/Staff Applications
28
Belegarde, Augusta, A -(Language-1947
29
Campbell, I.C. Gordon -(History)-1948
30
Canady, Herman, G.-(Psychology)-1947
31
Cummings, Philip H- nd
32
Fisher, Dorothy, A.-(Biology)-1945
33
Foster, William P- 1945
34
Harpers, Helena- 1932
35
Hasbrook, Daniel L- 1945
36
Hylton, Osmond N-(English)-1948
37
Jacobs, Harrison K.-(Social Sciences)-1949
38
Leon-Marquez, Adrin F-(Spanish)-1950
39
Martineau, Paul- (Languages)-1948
40
Masseron, J-(Languages)-1946
41
Metzger, Walter R-(History)-1947
42
Pleasants, Edwin H- 1949
43
Richlez, Paul A-(Languages)-1948
44
Shields, Alyee P- 1932
45
Stackhouse, Chester R, (Physical Education)-1947
46
Tildon, John C- (Languages)-1948
47
Warren, Kenneth L-(Social Sciences)-1949
48
Whitfield, Lawrence Alexander- (Biology)-1931
49
Williams, Elizabeth- 1944
50
Williams, Juanita Lee- (Physical Education)-1934
51
Wormley, Stanton - (Languages)- nd
52
Miscellaneous (One Male) and (Three Females)- nd
Box127-A
Sub-series -8-Photographs-Oversize
Photographs-Oversize Box
1
Fisk University-nd
2
Fisk Campus-Buildings-nd
Series XII
Collections-OVERSIZE BOX
Other Miscellaneous Materials
Sub-series 1
1
Poster-Associated Publishers-Distinguished Negroes-nd
2
Poster-National Association for the Advancement of Colored People-nd
3
Charts-National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis-Fund Drive-Departmental
Contributions-1947
4
Poster-Negro History Week-1950
5
Newsletters-Miscellaneous, nd
6
Organizational Chart-The Government of the United States-1941
7
Announcement-Fisk Summer School-Graduate Work-nd
8
Miscellaneous-1951
Box-129
Series-XII
Other Miscellaneous Materials
Sub-series-2
Other Miscellaneous Materials-Newspaper Clippings-Non-Fisk
1937-1954
Series-XIIICorrespondence Other Than AA Taylor
Sub-Series 1-Catherine Buchanan Taylor
Sub-Sub-series-1-Correspondence-Family-Children
1
State Social Security Commission of Missouri Chariton County, Keytesville, Missouri,
Regarding Status of Children-1943-1944 (Restricted)
2
Veterans Administration-Children’s Benefits-1946-1953
3
Alruthus Taylor Buchanan (Ted) (Son)-1952-1954
4
Donald Irvin Buchanan (Son)-1949-1954
5
Harold Archie Buchanan (Son)-1946-1951
6
Harold Archie Buchanan (Son)-1952 (January-July)
7
Harold Archie Buchanan (Son)-1952 (August-December)
8
Harold Archie Buchanan (Son) -1953
9
John Gilbert Buchanan (Son)-1948-1952-nd
10
John Gilbert Buchanan (Son)-1953
11
John Gilbert Buchanan (Son)-1954- nd
12
Leatrice Buchanan McKissack (Daughter) and Family-1943-1951-nd
13
Devonia Helm-(Sister)-1949-1954
14
Vicky (Sister)-1948-1953
15
William (Brother)-1953
16
Rena (Aunt)-1948-1950
17
Amanda (Sister-in-Law)-1948-1953
18
Rena –(Sister-in-Law)-1943-1950-nd
19
Edna Mae (Niece)-nd
20
Family and Friends Miscellaneous Correspondence-1946-1950
21
Family and Friends (Miscellaneous)-1951-1954-nd
22
Miscellaneous-Family and Friends-1948-1954
23
Lane College Faculty-1952-1954
Sub-Subseries -2- Miscellaneous Materials other Memorabilia
24
Documents-Teaching Certification-1951-1952
25
Post Cards-1948-1953
26
Student Records- Catherine Buchanan Taylor-Student Record-Fisk University- nd
(Restricted)
27
Document-Circuit Court of Davidson County, Tennessee-Bill for Divorce-January 1,
1942
28
Bills and Receipts-1952-1953- nd
29
Memorabilia -Alpha Kappa Alpha-1949-1950
30
Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
Box-131- Folders-21
Series-XIIIOther Than AA Taylor
Sub-Series 1-Catherine Buchanan Taylor
Sub-Subseries-3-Class Notes, Papers, Programs, Photographs
1
Class Notes-1946
2
Class Notes- 1954
3
Class Notes-English 134- nd
4
Class Notes-English -151- nd
5
Notes-Literature (Miscellaneous)- nd
6
Class Notes-“Why People Read”- nd
7
8
9
10
11
12
Class Notes-Miscellaneous- nd
Class Notes-Pennsylvania State College- nd
Papers-Literary Papers- nd
Papers-Papers-English-Miscellaneous- nd
Programs-Obituary -A.A. Taylor, Noted Educator Dies from Stroke-Globe, June 11, 1954
Programs-Obituary-A.A. Taylor-Alrutheus A. Taylor, 1891-1954-Fisk News, November,
1954Sub-Sub-series-4-Other Than AA Taylor-Catherine B. Taylor-Photographs
13
Ann Montgomery-Age -1-Year-1946
14
AA Taylor-standing near car
15
Harold Buchanan in military uniform-1952
16
John Buchanan in military uniform- nd
17
Unidentified baby in carriage- nd
18
Unidentified males- 1953
19
Unidentified females- nd
20
Unidentified-Child in Chair- nd
21
Unidentified-Miscellaneous-nd
Series-XIII
Correspondence- Other Than AA TaylorSub-series-2- Charles S. Johnson, President Fisk University
1
To Alumni and Parents- nd
2
Faculty, Garey, Doris B.- 1949
3
Fisk Memorial Chapel-1948-1950
4
Charles S. Johnson-Director Department of Social Science-The Nashville School of
Social Work-(Professional Training in the Social Work Field For Negroes-1942-1943
5
Miscellaneous- 1949- nd
Sub-series -3-Jones, Thomas E., President Fisk University
6
American Automobile Association-Atlanta University-1943-1947
7
Board of Education-Methodist Church-1943
8
Brown, Sterling-1928
9
Brownlee, Fred. L. (American Missionary Association-1936)
10
Cravath, Paul D.- 1932
11
DuBois, W. E. Burghardt-1933
12
Faculty-Fisk University- (B-S)-1932-1946)
13
Federal Security Agency-Buenos Aires Convention-1943
14
Fisk University Host Other American Republics Distinguished Educators, Professors and
Artistic Leaders-1941
15
Goucher College-1934-1938
16
Johnson, James Welton-1931
17
McCuiston, Fred (Julius Rosenwald Fund)-1930
18
National Association of College Women-National Broadcast Company-1932-1934
19
Post War Military Training-1944
20
Report of the Dean of Fisk University-Summer School-1929
21
Scarritt College of Christian Workers-Swarthmore College-1945-1946
22
University of Tennessee-Fisk University Offering Legal Education to Colored-1943
23
Miscelleanous-1934-1945
Sub-series-4-St. John, George (Administrative Assistant to President to Charles S. Johnson)
24
Buildings and Ground-John Sweitzer-1948-1950
25
Collins- Leslie M.-1950
26
Comptroller-Creswell, Isaiah T-1948
27
28
29
Dean of Women-1949-1950
30
Hawkins, W. D.-1948
31
Hawkins, W. D.-1949
32
33
34
35
Hawkins, W. D.-1950
Charles S. Johnson-1947
Charles S. Johnson-1948-(January-June)
Charles S. Johnson-1948-(July-December)
Sub-series-4-St. John, George-(Administrative Assistant to President to Charles S. Johnson)
1
Charles S. Johnson-1949-(January-February
2
Charles S. Johnson-1949-(March)
3
Charles S. Johnson-1949-(April-May)
4
Charles S. Johnson-1949-(June-July)
5
Charles S. Johnson-1949-(August-September)
6
Charles S. Johnson-1949-(October-December)
7
Charles S. Johnson-1950-(January)
8
Charles S. Johnson-1950-(February)
9
Charles S. Johnson-1950- (March-April)
10
Charles S. Johnson-1950-(May-June)
11
Office of Public Relations-1948
12
13
14
Office of the Registrar-Shane, Mary-1950
15
Office of the Registrar-Smith, Harold F.01950
16
A Statement of the Public Policy at Fisk Universsity-1946
17
Taylor, AA-1949
18
Taylor, Aa-1950-nd
19
Miscelleanous-1950- nd

Taylor, A. A. Collection (Original), 1923-1954

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