The evolution of the Negro college /
| Основен автор: | Holmes, Dwight Oliver Wendell, 1877-1963. |
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| Формат: | Книга |
| Език: | English |
| Публикувано: |
New York,
AMS Press,
[1970].
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Evolution of the Negro college. |
Съдържание:
- PART I. Preliminary statements. 1. Introduction ; Purpose, Scope, and Method ; The significance of historical background ; The educational status of the Negro at the beginning of the Civil War
- 2. A preview of the study
- PART II. The federal government and the freedmen. 3. Military guardianship ; The Negro becomes contraband of war ; The work of General Saxton in the southeast ; The work of General Eaton in Mississippi ; The work of General Banks in Louisiana
- 4. The Freedman's Bureau ; Origin ; Organization ; General educational activity ; Intimidation ; Higher education ; Howard University
- PART III. The emergence of the college. 5. The denominational boards ; Early attitudes of the north and south relative to the education of the Negro ; Different evaluations of the social effects of the work of the denominational college
- 6. The American missionary association ; Origin ; Berea College ; Finding its mission ; Schools following the armies ; Improved finances ; Policies of the Association ; Talledega College ; Present activity in higher education
- 7. The Freedmen's Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church ; The permanent nature of the schools ; Progress during the first decade ; Enlarged functions ; Industrial education ; Reorganization of 1908 ; Inspection and recommendations ; Recent developments
- 8. The American Baptist Home Mission Society ; Early activity ; Spelman College ; Finances ; Policies
- 9. The boards under other northern denominations ; The Presbyterians ; The Board of Freedmen's Missions of the United Presbyterian Church ; The American Church Institute for Negroes of the Protestant Episcopal Church ; The United Christian Missionary Society of the Disciples of Christ ; Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament of Pennsylvania of the Roman Catholic Church
- 10. The Negro denominations ; The African Methodist Episcopal Church ; The African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church ; The Colored Methodist Episcopal Church ; The Negro Baptist Conventions
- 11. The land-grant colleges
- 12. The situation in 1916
- 13. Organized philanthropy ; The Peabody Education Fund ; The John F. Slater Fund ; The General Education Board ; The Julius Rosenwald Fund ; The Phelps-Stokes Fund
- PART IV. Progress from 1922 to 1932. 14. The survey of 1928
- 15. Present status and trends ; Number of colleges ; Student enrollment ; The movement toward consolidation ; Dillard University ; The Atlanta-Morehouse-Spelman affiliation ; The increasing importance of publicly supported colleges ; Accreditation ; Control
- 16. Summary and recommendations.