Studies of Berea College and Its Work, 1940- | Berea College Special Collections and Archives Catalog

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Collection Overview

Title: Studies of Berea College and Its Work, 1940-

Predominant Dates:1940-1942

ID: RG 13/13.02

Primary Creator: Hutchins Library Staff.

Extent: 1.0 Boxes (General)

Subjects: Berea College, Berea College -- History

Languages: English

Scope and Contents of the Materials

A collection of studies researched and written by various individuals (most likely not directly associated with the college) about Berea College and its mission.

Subject/Index Terms

Berea College
Berea College -- History

Administrative Information

Repository: Berea College Special Collections and Archives Catalog

Access Restrictions: Records can be accessed through the Reading Room, Berea College Special Collections and Archives, Hutchins Library, Berea College.

Use Restrictions: There are no restrictions on the collection other than federal copyright regulations.

Preferred Citation: [Object identification], RG 13/13.02: Studies of Berea College and It's Work, Berea College Special Collections & Archives, Berea, KY.

Processing Information: Finding guide updated May 2019.

Box and Folder Listing

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Box 1

Folder 1: Reports on Berea College and Education in Mountain Areas (Appalachia), 1940-1942

"Made by Faculty and Close Friends: 1940-1942"

Numerous Reports including those written by: Luther Ambrose, Rector R. Hardin, J. Wesley Hatcher,Julia Allen, Charles Price, Albert Weidler, Marian Kingman, Merton Oyler, Glyn Morris, Albert Chidester, and Walter Sikes.

Folder 2: Cooperative Faculty Study of Berea Territory Counties, 1942

Folder 3: Conditions and Prerequisites of an Upper Division-Lower Division Organization of Berea College, 1941

Walter W. Sikes; Paper read before the Berea Chapter of the AAUP (Dec. 9, 1941)

Folder 4: Coopting the Counterculture: The Making and Unmaking of a Radical Tradition at Berea College, n.d.

Paper by Malcolm L. Warford, The Divinity School, St. Louis University

Folder 5: Various Studies and Writings, 1954-2008