Duke University Archives

Culture, Race and Gender at Duke
A Sampling of Resources in the University Archives
Records:

• Black on White Steering Committee. Records, 1988-1989
       Records of a University-wide symposium on the experiences of black students here.
• Task Force on Black-White Relations
       In: Associated Students of Duke University, A92-82. Box 1. Records, ca. 1980-1985 about efforts to improve the state of race relations on campus.
• A White Paper on Institutional Racism at Duke. The Duke YM-YWCA. 1972
       In: Blacks at Duke Collection, 1963-[ongoing]
• Allen Building Takeover, 1969. Collection
• The Duke Vigil, 1968. Collection
• Women's Network. Records, 1977-
• Duke Gay Bisexual and Lesbian Association. Records, 1988-

Selected articles in campus publications:

• The University Experience. The YM-YWCA Handbook 1969-1977.
  
• Tobacco Road. Spring 1993.(Latin-Americans and race relations)
  
• Duke Blue [magazine], Homecoming, 1989. "Racism at Duke? A Debate."

Student papers available in the Archives:

• Neel Mehta. Does the University Discriminate Against International Undergraduates?
  In: Dept. of Cultural Anthropology. Records, A93-4 Course papers--1992.

• Don Yanella. Race Relations at Duke University and the Allen Building Crisis.
  In: Dept. of History. Records: Honors papers 904.D877 1985-YA

• Bryan K. Fair. The Allen Building Takeover: Origins of Black Student Protests at Duke University, 1966-1969.
  In: University Archives. Small Collections, Fair, B.K.

• Jorge Kotelanski. Prolonged and Patient Efforts: The Desegregation of Duke University, 1948-1963.
  Dept. of History. Undergraduate honors thesis.

• Dara DeHaven. On Educating Women: the Co-ordinate Ideal at Trinity and Duke University.
  History honors thesis, Duke University, 1973

• Nancy L. Mallory. The Woman's College at Duke University, 1961-1972: the Changing Women's Separate Sphere.
  History honors thesis, Duke University, 1990

• Dianne P. Brandstadter. Developing the Coordinate College for Women at Duke University: the Career of Alice Mary Baldwin, 1924-1947
  Ph. D. Dissertation, Duke University, 1977.