Add to ORKGThe Charles Brooks Vail Journal Excerpts Collection consists of excerpts from Dr. Charles Brooks Vail’s journal kept at Winthrop while Dr. Vail served as president 1973-1982. Dr. Vail copied the entries from his journal and annotated them as a reminiscence and record of his time at Winthrop. This reminiscence titled , Reflections On My Years As President of Winthrop College is an invaluable resource to any researcher studying Winthrop in the 1970s and 1980s and especially Winthrop College\u27s efforts to become fully Coeducational.https://digitalcommons.winthrop.edu/manuscriptcollection_findingaids/2313/thumbnail.jp
In 1974, Winthrop\u27s official name was changed to Winthrop College from Winthrop College: The Sout...
In 1969, Walter Schrader became the first male to receive a degree from Winthrop. Men had been allow...
In 1974, Winthrop becomes fully coeducational when South Carolina Governor John C. West signs a bill...
The Charles Brooks Vail Journal Excerpts Collection consists of excerpts from Dr. Charles Brooks Vai...
The editor of the Winthrop Alumni Magazine interviews Winthrop College President Dr. Charles Brooks ...
In 1973, Dr. Charles B. Vail was named Winthrop\u27s sixth president. He would serve as Winthrop\u27...
Dr. Charles B. Notess (1928-2008) was a professor of Sociology at Winthrop College from 1975 to 1981...
President of Winthrop College(1983-1985). The Phil Lader Papers consists of letters and newspaper cl...
The Elmer T. Crowson Papers consists of photocopies of correspondence written to Tom Crowson (includ...
The collection consists of one edition of The Educational: A Monthly Periodical for the Interchange ...
Kate Evans Cathcart Lindsey (1898-1975) was a Winthrop graduate (Class of 1919) and a former preside...
The Johnsonian is the weekly student newspaper of Winthrop University. It is published during fall a...
Bancroft Hall Annex, September 1974. Winthrop went fully coeducational in the Fall of 1974 and Bancr...
The Winthrop Chapter of the American Association of University Professors was founded in 1958 to ens...
In 1902, the first Winthrop Journal was published. The Winthrop Journal was a student publication co...
In 1974, Winthrop\u27s official name was changed to Winthrop College from Winthrop College: The Sout...
In 1969, Walter Schrader became the first male to receive a degree from Winthrop. Men had been allow...
In 1974, Winthrop becomes fully coeducational when South Carolina Governor John C. West signs a bill...
The Charles Brooks Vail Journal Excerpts Collection consists of excerpts from Dr. Charles Brooks Vai...
The editor of the Winthrop Alumni Magazine interviews Winthrop College President Dr. Charles Brooks ...
In 1973, Dr. Charles B. Vail was named Winthrop\u27s sixth president. He would serve as Winthrop\u27...
Dr. Charles B. Notess (1928-2008) was a professor of Sociology at Winthrop College from 1975 to 1981...
President of Winthrop College(1983-1985). The Phil Lader Papers consists of letters and newspaper cl...
The Elmer T. Crowson Papers consists of photocopies of correspondence written to Tom Crowson (includ...
The collection consists of one edition of The Educational: A Monthly Periodical for the Interchange ...
Kate Evans Cathcart Lindsey (1898-1975) was a Winthrop graduate (Class of 1919) and a former preside...
The Johnsonian is the weekly student newspaper of Winthrop University. It is published during fall a...
Bancroft Hall Annex, September 1974. Winthrop went fully coeducational in the Fall of 1974 and Bancr...
The Winthrop Chapter of the American Association of University Professors was founded in 1958 to ens...
In 1902, the first Winthrop Journal was published. The Winthrop Journal was a student publication co...
In 1974, Winthrop\u27s official name was changed to Winthrop College from Winthrop College: The Sout...
In 1969, Walter Schrader became the first male to receive a degree from Winthrop. Men had been allow...
In 1974, Winthrop becomes fully coeducational when South Carolina Governor John C. West signs a bill...
