Search Constraints
Filtering by:
Creator
Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Remove constraint Creator: Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Subject
College integration
Remove constraint Subject: College integration
1 - 6 of 6
Search Results
-
Creator: Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary Date: 1960-09-07 Contributing Institution: Austin Seminary Description: Austin Seminary faculty minutes containing approval of a statement on racial integration made at the May 23, 1960 faculty meeting. View Full Item at Austin Seminary -
Creator: Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary Date: 1960-05-23 Contributing Institution: Austin Seminary Description: Austin Seminary faculty minutes with a statement on racial integration at Austin Seminary. View Full Item at Austin Seminary -
Creator: Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary Date: 1948-05-19 Contributing Institution: Austin Seminary Description: Minutes containing the Austin Seminary Board of Trustees' approval to admit African American students. View Full Item at Austin Seminary -
Creator: Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary Date: 1950-09-16 Contributing Institution: Austin Seminary Description: On September 16, 1950, Austin Seminary faculty voted to make an exception to the Board’s policy on behalf of Daniel Clark Jr., deciding that, “Dan Clark could take his noon meals in the dining hall if necessary to facilitate his attendance on afternoon classes and eliminate a trip across the City... View Full Item at Austin Seminary -
Creator: Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary Date: 1950-05-09 Contributing Institution: Austin Seminary Description: On May 9, 1950, Austin Seminary faculty approved the admission of Austin Seminary’s first African-American student, Daniel Clark Jr. View Full Item at Austin Seminary -
Creator: Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary Date: 1947-12-17 Contributing Institution: Austin Seminary Description: On December 17, 1947, Austin Seminary faculty made the following decision on the application of a black student: “The application of Lonnie R. Proctor, a Negro, for admission to the Seminary as a theological student was presented. No action by the faculty was deemed necessary, inasmuch as the app... View Full Item at Austin Seminary