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Editorial Notes
Paragraph description of admission of Afro-American, Gabriel Franklin Hargo, of Adrian, to lectures in University of Michigan's Law Department.
Negro Students at Michigan
Reply to earlier letter points out inaccuracies in that writer's defense of University of Michigan practices.
The Initial Admission of Negro Students to the University of Michigan
Pieces together the story of two black students of 1868.
Problems of Adjustment of Negro Students at a White School.
Using information obtained from half the Negro students (about fifty) at the University of Michigan in 1939-1940, considers economic, academic, social and health adjustment problems.
Conference sponsored by the Willow Run Committee on Race Relations and the Michigan Council of Churches and Christian Education, Thursday, January 18, 1945.
Presents program whose participants are largely from local social agencies , UAW, and University of Michigan.
Negroes and Medicine
Gives 1955/57 data on black use of Wayne State and Michigan University medical training facilities; includes Detroit amoung fourteen communities studied as to "medical care by and for Negroes."
The Record of 82 Negro Students in the University of Michigan, for the School Years 1912-1933.
Negro students' high school backgrounds leaned toward traditional subject matter; modern foreign language was most popular college choice, average college grades were C+ or 1.42 points.
Some Characteristics of Negro Patronage and Spending in Flint
University of Michigan Social Science Research Project gave technical assistance in the study.
Report: Policy and Practice in Admission of Negro Students to Wayne State University College of Medicine and University of Michigan Medical School
Recommends a positive program for increasing number of Negro graduates