Profiles of African-Americans: Their Roles in Shaping Wright State University in CORE Scholar

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Includes video oral history interviews with Allen Pope (School of Medicine); Emmett C. Orr (School for Professional Psychology); Dr. Sarah E. Harris (Montgomery County Commissioner); Lillie P. Howard (Professor of English and Associate VP for Academic Affairs); Lillian Johnson (Interim Director of Bolinga Cultural Resources Center); Irma Lucas (wife of Rev. George Lucas, WSU Board of Trustees); Harold L. Nixon (Student Affairs); Anne B. Shearer (University Division); Alphonso L. Smith (College of Science and Mathematics); Carolyn Wright (former Director of Bolinga Center); Paul R. Griffin (Department of Religion); Mary Jo Wiley (Center for Labor Management Cooperation); Clark E. Beck (College of Engineering and Computer Science); and Millie Waddell (Administrator). Interviews conducted by Emmett C. Orr, Alyce Earl Jenkins, and Oris Carter Amos.