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Title: Directory of Goods and Services Available Through University of Texas Students
Identifier: e_uta_01046
Topic: College students, College students--Employment
Dates: 1941-04
Box: VF 4/B.a
Folder: Student Life Staff, 1939-42
Resource: UT President's Office records
Description: Directory of Goods and Services Available Through University of Texas Students.

Title: Eleven demands of the Afro-Americans for Black Liberation at The University of Texas at Austin
Identifier: e_uta_00702
Topic: Civil rights, College students
Dates: 1969-02
Box: 80-50/33
Folder: I – Student Affairs – Activities – Afro-Americans for Black Liberation – Demands and Response, Feb.-Mar. 1969
Resource: UT President's Office records
Description: Eleven demands of the Afro-Americans for Black Liberation at The University of Texas at Austin.

Title: Eleven demands of the Afro-Americans for Black Liberation at The University of Texas at Austin
Identifier: e_uta_00702_a
Topic: Civil rights, College students
Dates: 1969-02
Box: 80-50/33
Folder: I – Student Affairs – Activities – Afro-Americans for Black Liberation – Demands and Response, Feb.-Mar. 1969
Resource: UT President's Office records
Description: Eleven demands of the Afro-Americans for Black Liberation at The University of Texas at Austin.

Title: Flier for Minority Students Weekend featuring photo of Jesse Jackson, Jr.
Identifier: e_uta_00301_002
Topic: Civil rights, College students
Dates: 1991-09-28
Box: 2007-075/6
Folder: Minority Information Center
Resource: UT Student Government records
Description: Flier for Minority Students Weekend featuring photo of keynote speaker Jesse Jackson, Jr.

Title: Handwritten letter from Katherine Oakley to Dr. Hackerman
Identifier: e_uta_00352_002
Topic: Nudity in the performing arts, College students
Dates: 1969-02-11
Box: 80-50/35
Folder: "Now the Revolution" (Nudity)
Resource: UT President's Office records
Description: Handwritten letter from Katherine Oakley to Dr. Hackerman with attached clipping regarding nude play at UT, received February 11, 1969.

Title: Interview with Shirley Staples Carter
Identifier: camh-dob-007845
Creator: Daniels, George L., Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication.
Contributor: Carter, Shirley Staples (Educator)
Topic: College students, College students, Black, Education, Universities and colleges, Black
Dates: 2020-05-28
Resource: Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communications Trailblazers of Diversity collection
Description: Oral history of Dr. Shirley Staples Carter, Dean for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at the School of Journalism and Mass Communications in the College of Information and Communications at the University of South Carolina, by George Daniels on 05/28/2020. Dr. Carter has held her current position since 2018. She was the recipient of the Charles E. Scripps Award, 2006 Journalism Administrator of the year, awarded by the Scripps Howard Foundation and the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communications. She previously served as director of the Elliott School of Communication at Wichita State University, founding chair of Mass Communication, Journalism and Communication programs at Norfolk State University. University of North Florida, and Prairie View A&M University. She was also instrumental in establishing the Journalism Leadership Institute for Diversity, a pipeline program to attract women and people of color to leadership roles in higher education. She has worked in university relations and advancement, public television and is a former staff writer at the Virginian-Pilot as a fellow of the American Society of Newspaper Editors’ Institute for Journalism Excellence. She holds a Ph.D. in Journalism from the University of Missouri, an M.A. in Journalism from Ohio State and a B.S. in English/Secondary Education, from Tuskegee University in Alabama. The interview is a deep dive in her path from her graduation from Tuskegee University in Alabama to the present position in the University of South Carolina. Dr. Carter talks about how her interactions with people, her willingness to listen to her mentors and take one step at a time allowed her to make strides in her career. Eventually she gives credit to following her heart and understanding that she preferred journalism over being a highschool teacher.

Title: Letter from Clarence A. Laws, concerning efforts of UT to increase enrollment and participation of minorities at UT
Identifier: e_uta_00146
Topic: Civil rights, College students
Dates: 1972-04-14
Box: 80-50/54
Folder: I – Civil Rights – General, 1970-72
Resource: UT President's Office records
Description: Letter from Clarence A. Laws, Deputy Regional Director, Office for Civil Rights, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare to Dr. Stephen H. Spurr, UT President, concerning efforts of UT to increase enrollment and participation of minorities at UT.

Title: Letter from Frank C. Cooksey, President, Students’ Association, regarding problems facing the "Negro" student
Identifier: e_uta_00134
Topic: Civil rights, College students
Dates: 1959-10-15
Box: CDL2/E31
Folder: Negro Students
Resource: UT Dean of Students records
Description: Letter from Frank C. Cooksey, President, Students’ Association, to Dr. Logan Wilson, UT President, with cc to Dr. Merton M. Minter, Dr. H. H. Ransom, Dean H. Y. McCown, Mr. F. C. McConnell, and Miss Jane Greer, regarding problems facing the "Negro" student.

Title: Letter from Frank L. Wright, Executive Secretary, Student Christian Associations to Dean Glenn Barnett
Identifier: e_uta_00139_002
Topic: Civil rights, College students
Dates: 1962-11-14
Box: CDL2/E32
Folder: Integration, 1962-63
Resource: UT Dean of Students records
Description: Letter from Frank L. Wright, Executive Secretary, Student Christian Associations to Dean Glenn Barnett with attached Religious Workers Association study on the Negro student problem.

Title: Letter from Glenn E. Barnett, Dean of Students to President J. R. Smiley
Identifier: e_uta_00139_001
Topic: Civil rights, College students
Dates: 1962-11-19
Box: CDL2/E32
Folder: Integration, 1962-63
Resource: UT Dean of Students records
Description: Letter from Glenn E. Barnett, Dean of Students to President J. R. Smiley regarding the Religious Workers Association study on the Negro student problem.

Title: Letter from Margaret Peck, Associate Dean of Women and Panhellenic Sponsor, to Dean Arno Nowotny
Identifier: e_uta_00121
Topic: Civil rights, College students
Dates: 1958-10-30
Box: CDL2/E31
Folder: Negro Students
Resource: UT Dean of Students records
Description: Letter from Margaret Peck, Associate Dean of Women and Panhellenic Sponsor, to Dean Arno Nowotny regarding the progress of the organization of two national "Negro" sororities, Alpha Kappa Alpha and Delta Sigma Theta at UT.

Title: Letter from William B. Wood to Ms. Beverly Tucker, regarding CIA continuing to pursue a vigorous minority recruitment program
Identifier: e_uta_00294
Topic: Civil rights, College students
Dates: 1977-06-09
Box: 9/P1
Folder: Incoming Correspondence, Fall 1977
Resource: UT Minority Student Services records
Description: Letter from William B. Wood, Southwest Personnel Representative, Central Intelligence Agency to Ms. Beverly Tucker, Dean of Students Office, The University of Texas at Austin, regarding CIA continuing to pursue a vigorous minority recruitment program.

Title: Letter: Orange Jackets to select new members and looking for recommendations
Identifier: e_uta_00713
Topic: Women college students, College students
Dates: 1969
Box: CDL2/E27
Folder: Orange Jackets, 1963-65
Resource: UT Dean of Students records
Description: Letter from Mary Tom Keller, Vice-President, Orange Jackets, to select new members and looking for recommendations.

Title: Letter "To Our Students in the Army" from UT President Robert Ernest Vinson
Identifier: e_uta_00869
Topic: Soldiers, College students
Dates: 1918-12-23
Box: 4P115
Folder: #6 – Bibliographical – World War I (Part I)
Resource: UT memorabilia collection
Description: Letter "To Our Students in the Army" from UT President Robert Ernest Vinson.

Title: List of courses in the Black Studies Curricula
Identifier: e_uta_00292
Topic: Civil rights, College students
Dates: 1970-06-05
Box: 2005-086/3
Folder: Black Studies Curricula
Resource: UT Center for African and African American Studies records
Description: List of courses in the Black Studies Curricula.

Title: Memo from Dr. H. Malcolm Macdonald regarding the "Eleven Demands" of the Afro-Americans for Black Liberation
Identifier: e_uta_00705
Topic: Civil rights, College students
Dates: 1969-03-06
Box: 80-50/33
Folder: I – Student Affairs – Activities – Afro-Americans for Black Liberation – Demands and Response, Feb.-Mar. 1969
Resource: UT President's Office records
Description: Memo from Dr. H. Malcolm Macdonald to Dr. Norman Hackerman regarding the "Eleven Demands" of the Afro-Americans for Black Liberation.

Title: Memo from Dr. H. Malcolm Macdonald regarding the "Eleven Demands" of the Afro-Americans for Black Liberation
Identifier: e_uta_00705_001
Topic: Civil rights, College students
Dates: 1969-03-06
Box: 80-50/33
Folder: I – Student Affairs – Activities – Afro-Americans for Black Liberation – Demands and Response, Feb.-Mar. 1969
Resource: UT President's Office records
Description: Memo from Dr. H. Malcolm Macdonald to Dr. Norman Hackerman regarding the "Eleven Demands" of the Afro-Americans for Black Liberation.

Title: Memo from Dr. H. Malcolm Macdonald regarding the "Eleven Demands" of the Afro-Americans for Black Liberation
Identifier: e_uta_00705_a
Topic: Civil rights, College students
Dates: 1969-03-06
Box: 80-50/33
Folder: I – Student Affairs – Activities – Afro-Americans for Black Liberation – Demands and Response, Feb.-Mar. 1969
Resource: UT President's Office records
Description: Memo from Dr. H. Malcolm Macdonald to Dr. Norman Hackerman regarding the "Eleven Demands" of the Afro-Americans for Black Liberation.

Title: Memo from Dr. Wanjohi Waciuma to Dr. John Warfield including an outline of his suggestions for the Center
Identifier: e_uta_00289_a
Topic: Civil rights, College students
Dates: 1978-01-24
Box: 2005-086/3
Folder: Beginnings of the Center
Resource: UT Center for African and African American Studies records
Description: Memo from Dr. Wanjohi Waciuma to Dr. John Warfield including an outline of his suggestions for the Center.

Title: Memo from H. H. Ransom to all faculty members announcing a Committee on Minority Groups
Identifier: e_uta_00184
Topic: Civil rights, College students
Dates: 1960-10-20
Box: VF 32/B.b
Folder: I – Desegregation, 1960-1962
Resource: UT President's Office records
Description: Memo from H. H. Ransom to all faculty members announcing that a Committee on Minority Groups (National, Racial, and Religious) has been appointed by the Office of the President.

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