Box 1

Collection Overview From the Collection: The collection consists of personal and professional documents, correspondence, and newspaper clippings relating to Millicent Brown's experience integrating Rivers High School; studying at Howard University, College of Charleston, The Citadel, and Florida State University; and teaching at Bennett College, Guilford College, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, and the Governor's School of the College of Charleston. Other documents pertain to Brown's participation at a...

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Includes programs, pamphlets, and photocopies of newspaper clippings regarding Avery Research Center with Millicent Brown as Director of Exhibits and Museum Education.

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Includes newspaper clippings, agenda, general membership meeting information, and form letter regarding the Charleston branch of the NAACP.

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Includes a letter, newsletters, flyers, pamphlets, and magazines regarding National Coalition of Blacks for Reparation in America, 1998-2000.

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Includes letters, newsletters, and flyers regarding Brown's involvement in political, social, and women organizations, including the American Civil Liberties Union of North Carolina and National Organization of Women, 1995-1997 and undated.

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Includes graduate school guidelines, research application, and pamphlets regarding Howard University, where Brown briefly attended graduate school, 1986-1987.

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Includes materials relating to MIllicent Brown's tenure as History professor at Guilford College such as correspondence, catalog, faculty resume, syllabus for Brown's class, reading course pack, programs in which she participated; student papers, newspaper clippings, flyers, handwritten notes, and campus newsletters. Also includes The Student Activist containing an interview with Brown regarding African American history and activism.

Scope and Contents note Includes materials relating to Brown's tenure as Visiting Professor at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University such as an issue of The Register, an interview with Millicent Brown as chief plaintiff in the Brown v. School District #20 case, program entitled Celebrating the 42nd Anniversary of the Sit-In Movement, published journal, and research on 20th century and world...

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Includes materials relating to Millicent Brown's tenure as history professor at The Governor's School at the College of Charleston such as a syllabus for her classes, 20th and 21st Century Woman Activists of the World, teacher and student evaluations, correspondence and memoranda, programs, a 2003 planning calendar, scholarly essays written by others, and handwritten notes.

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Includes student papers, drafts and note cards, typed and handwritten by Brown, 1963-1969, 1991-1992 and undated.