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Photograph, Tubby Smith, 1995
Photograph of Tubby Smith, the first Black head coach at UGA (basketball)
Photograph, Keturah Orji, 2015
Photo of Keturah Orji, a very decorated and acclaimed track-and-field athlete at UGA, even representing Team USA in the Olympics
Brochure (back), Afro-American Studies at the University of Georgia, ca. 1970s
Brochure details the new "Afro-American" Studies Program at UGA, which was established in 1969. This side in particular outlines the program and what it covers, and also includes a portion of the list of courses that satisfy the requirements for the…
Brochure (front), Afro-American Studies at the University of Georgia, ca. 1970s
Brochure details the new "Afro-American" Studies Program at UGA, which was established in 1969. This side in particular has a portion of the list of courses that count towards the Afro-American Studies Certificate.
UGA admission letter envelope, to Mary Frances Early, 1961 April 25
Envelope that enclosed Mary Frances Early's letter of acceptance into UGA. Includes note, presumably from Early, that states that, looking at the postmark on the envelope, it took UGA from January 14th to May 10th to accept her, while the University…
UGA admission letter to Mary Frances Early, 1961 April 25
Mary Frances Early's letter of acceptance to the Master of Music Education program at UGA
UGA Diploma, awarded to Mary Frances Early, 1962 August 16
Mary Frances Early's diploma. She was the first Black student to graduate from the University of Georgia, earning her master's degree in Music Education.
UGA Student ID of Mary Frances Early, 1962.
Student ID of Mary Frances Early, who became the first Black student to graduate from the University of Georgia. She applied to the University after seeing a picture of Charlayne Hunter.
Letter, from J.A. Williams, dean of students, to Hamilton Holmes, suspending Holmes from the University of Georgia, 1961 January 12
Letter from Joseph A. Williams, dean of students, suspending Hamilton Holmes, due to the riot that had broken out recently. Charlayne Hunter was suspended as well.
Letter, Joseph A. Williams, dean of students, to all students at the University of Georgia, 1961 January 14
Joseph Williams response to the student body regarding the Charlayne Hunter riot