Annual Report Academic Affairs, School of Agriculture and Life Sciences, 1972-73
Title
Annual Report Academic Affairs, School of Agriculture and Life Sciences, 1972-73
Description
By 1972 NC State was making a concentrated effort in the midst of Affirmative Action to admit African American students and hire African American faculty. The School of Agriculture was also pairing with NC A&T to create more programs for African American students.
Creator
School of Agriculture and Life Sciences
Source
"Annual Report Academic Affairs, School of Agriculture and Life Sciences, 1972-73," North Carolina State University, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Annual Reports, UA 100.02.001, Special Collections Research Center, North Carolina State University Libraries, Raleigh, NC.
Date
1972-1973
Coverage
Raleigh, North Carolina
Text
The excerpted transcription highlights section "Recruitment of Black Faculty" and "Improvement of Instruction." See PDF for full document.
"Recruitment of Black Faculty
The School of Agriculture and Life Sciences has successfully recruited two blacks for instructional assignments during the year. Ms. Nannette S. Henderson, Department of Plant Pathology, joined the faculty in the fall as an instructor in general biology. In the summer of 1973, Dr. Tommy E. Wynn will join the Department of Botany with a major instructional assignment in teaching general biology for the non-major.
Improvement of Instruction
Two activities of the School in the improvement of instruction during the year include association with predominantly black institutions. One is the initiation of a HEW project with Fayetteville State for the improvement of instructional materials for the teaching of biology. Plans for this workshop on teaching objectives were developed by this school and by the School of Agriculture at A&T State University. The workshop was supported by a HEW grant and by a resource individual form the Southern Regional Education Board."
"Recruitment of Black Faculty
The School of Agriculture and Life Sciences has successfully recruited two blacks for instructional assignments during the year. Ms. Nannette S. Henderson, Department of Plant Pathology, joined the faculty in the fall as an instructor in general biology. In the summer of 1973, Dr. Tommy E. Wynn will join the Department of Botany with a major instructional assignment in teaching general biology for the non-major.
Improvement of Instruction
Two activities of the School in the improvement of instruction during the year include association with predominantly black institutions. One is the initiation of a HEW project with Fayetteville State for the improvement of instructional materials for the teaching of biology. Plans for this workshop on teaching objectives were developed by this school and by the School of Agriculture at A&T State University. The workshop was supported by a HEW grant and by a resource individual form the Southern Regional Education Board."
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School of Agriculture and Life Sciences, “Annual Report Academic Affairs, School of Agriculture and Life Sciences, 1972-73,” The State of History, accessed November 28, 2024, https://soh.omeka.chass.ncsu.edu/items/show/33166.