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Size | 1.5 feet of linear shelf space (approximately 2160 items) |
Abstract | The Carolina Black Caucus formed at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1974. The organization, known as the Black Faculty Staff Caucus (BFSC) prior to the late 2000s, promotes affirmative action, recruitment and hiring of African Americans, racial justice and awareness, and equal opportunities for all minority members of the university community. Records document the administration, goals, and programs of the Black Faculty Staff Caucus at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. General files chiefly include meeting agendas, notes, membership lists and applications, reports, and news clippings. There are also documents relating to the development of the Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black Culture and History; the 1989 and 1991 Black Leadership Summits; the university's Bicentennial Video Project; African American faculty recruitment efforts; photocopies of the United States Department of Health, Education, and Welfare's request for statewide desegregation in higher education; and the Carolina Campus Cares program. There is also a BFSC photograph album of the 1996 year-end celebrations that is covered in Kente cloth. The Addition of 2013 consists of digital photographs of academic and social events, videos of speakers at the Case of Race town hall meeting, and issues of the Carolina Black Caucus E-News from 2010 to 2013. The Carolina Black Caucus website includes information about the organization, a photo gallery, calender of events, newsletters, contact and membership information, and other resources. |
Creator | Carolina Black Caucus (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) |
Curatorial Unit | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. University Archives. |
Language | English |
Processed by: Matt Dailey, August 2011
Encoded by: Matt Dailey, August 2011
Updated because of addition by Amanda Loeb, February 2015.
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The Carolina Black Caucus formed at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1974. The organization, known as the Black Faculty Staff Caucus (BFSC) prior to the late 2000s, promotes affirmative action, recruitment and hiring of African Americans, racial justice and awareness, and equal opportunities for all minority members of the university community.
Back to TopRecords document the administration, goals, and programs of the Black Faculty Staff Caucus (BFSC) at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Chairs and leaders of the BFSC represented in these records include Charles E. Daye, Harold G. Wallace, Audreye E. Johnson, Darnell Hawkins, Clifford H. Charles, Zenobia Hatcher-Wilson, and Sonja Haynes Stone. General files chiefly include meeting agendas, notes, membership lists and applications, reports, and news clippings. There are also documents relating to the development of the Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black Culture and History; the 1989 and 1991 Black Leadership Summits; the university's Bicentennial Video Project; African American faculty recruitment efforts; photocopies of the United States Department of Health, Education, and Welfare's request for statewide desegregation in higher education; and the Carolina Campus Cares program. There is also a BFSC photograph album of the 1996 year-end celebrations that is covered in Kente cloth. The Addition of 2013 consists of digital photographs, videos, and documents related to events organized by the Carolina Black Caucus from 2010 to 2013. Photographs are of various academic and social events, including an event for black athletes, the Black Read-In, the Case of Race town hall meeting, the Chancellor Reception, the Clayton Reception, and holiday and welcome socials. There are also videos of speakers at the Case of Race town hall meeting. The Carolina Black Caucus E-News is an online monthly newsletter that provides a schedule of events, updates on social issues and projects, announcements, and other information of interest. The Carolina Black Caucus website includes information about the organization, a photo gallery, calender of events, newsletters, contact and membership information, and other resources.
Back to TopRecords document the administration, goals, and programs of the Black Faculty Staff Caucus (BFSC) at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Chairs and leaders of the BFSC represented in these records include Charles E. Daye, Harold G. Wallace, Audreye E. Johnson, Darnell Hawkins, Clifford H. Charles, Zenobia Hatcher-Wilson, and Sonja Haynes Stone. General files chiefly include meeting agendas, notes, membership lists and applications, reports, and news clippings. There are also documents relating to the development of the Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black Culture and History; the 1989 and 1991 Black Leadership Summits; the university's Bicentennial Video Project; African American faculty recruitment efforts; photocopies of the United States Department of Health, Education, and Welfare's request for statewide desegregation in higher education; and the Carolina Campus Cares program. There is also a BFSC photograph album of the 1996 year-end celebrations that is covered in Kente cloth.
Records consist of digital photographs, videos, and documents related to events organized by the Carolina Black Caucus from 2010 to 2013. Photographs are of various academic and social events, including an event for black athletes, the Black Read-In, the Case of Race town hall meeting, the Chancellor Reception, the Clayton Reception, and holiday and welcome socials. There are also videos of speakers at the Case of Race town hall meeting. The Carolina Black Caucus E-News is an online monthly newsletter that provides a schedule of events, updates on social issues and projects, announcements, and other information of interest.
In most cases, original folder titles have been retained.
Website includes information about the Carolina Black Caucus, a photo gallery, calender of events, newsletters, contact and membership information, and other resources.
Digital Item DI-40363/1 |
Website (unccbc.com)Harvested using Archive-It, beginning in February 2014. |