Aaron J. Brown Fellowship and Dissertation Correspondence, 1939–1942
This collection features correspondence, checks, and payment records related to Aaron J. Brown, a faculty member at Fort Valley State College in Georgia, during his fellowship to study at the University of Chicago from 1939 to 1940. Key figures in the correspondence include Dr. Horace M. Bond, Dr. J.C. Dixon, Miss Dorothy A. Elvidge, and Mr. Fred G. Wale. The materials document checks received by Mr. Brown throughout his fellowship. Additionally, the collection includes letters involving these individuals and John Dale Russell, a professor of education at the University of Chicago, concerning a $200 grant awarded in 1942. This grant supported Mr. Brown’s travel plans to visit high schools for research related to his doctoral dissertation proposal, conducted under R.W. Tyler.
- Title
- Aaron J. Brown Fellowship and Dissertation Correspondence, 1939–1942
- Description
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This collection features correspondence, checks, and payment records related to Aaron J. Brown, a faculty member at Fort Valley State College in Georgia, during his fellowship to study at the University of Chicago from 1939 to 1940. Key figures in the correspondence include Dr. Horace M. Bond, Dr. J.C. Dixon, Miss Dorothy A. Elvidge, and Mr. Fred G. Wale. The materials document checks received by Mr. Brown throughout his fellowship.
Additionally, the collection includes letters involving these individuals and John Dale Russell, a professor of education at the University of Chicago, concerning a $200 grant awarded in 1942. This grant supported Mr. Brown’s travel plans to visit high schools for research related to his doctoral dissertation proposal, conducted under R.W. Tyler. - Identifier
- fisk_rf_sf_328_00001
- Subject
- Julius Rosenwald Fund, 20th Century—History, African American history, Dixon John Curtis, 1894-1975, Bond Horace Mann, 1904-1972, Brown, Aaron, 1904-1992,
- School Name
- Fort Valley State College
- Date
- 1939-09-06/1942-05-22
- Format
- Type
- Text
- Rights
- Fisk University John Hope and Aurelia E. Franklin Library reasonably believe that the Items made available in our digital collections are not restricted by copyright or related rights. However, these materials are publicly accessible, some restrictions on further use may still apply. Permitted uses for those items are limited to research, educational, and scholarly purposes under U.S. Copyright Law Title 17, §108 U.S.C. Besides educational uses, you need to obtain permission from Fisk University Franklin Library. Please contact archives@fisk.edu
- Source
- Projects/Persons Requesting Aid, Box 328, Julius Rosenwald Fund Archives, 1917-1948, John Hope and Aurelia E. Franklin Library.
- Publisher
- John Hope and Aurelia E. Franklin Library
- Item sets
- School Fund