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Celebrating African-Americans Who Helped Shape WSU- Part 3

Posted on February 28, 2019 by chris

In our 3rd installment in the series, Dr. Oris Carter Amos, Professor Emeritus of the College of Education and Human Services, discusses some of her groundbreaking work in the development of a certification program in the education of the severely … Continue reading →

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Celebrating African-Americans Who Helped Shape WSU- Part 2

Posted on February 22, 2019 by chris

In the 2nd installment of our series on the African-American experience at WSU, Carolyn Wright discusses the formation of the Bolinga Center, and the initial goals that were established for it to be not just a program for the African-American … Continue reading →

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Celebrating African-Americans Who Helped Shape WSU

Posted on February 14, 2019 by chris

In 1991, Alyce Earl Jenkins of the College of Education produced an interview series regarding the African-American experience at WSU, titled Profiles of African-Americans: Their Role in Shaping Wright State University. At Special Collections & Archives we have the original … Continue reading →

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