Spartan Stories
Tales from the UNCG University Archives
Spartan Stories
Tales from the UNCG University Archives
Month: October 2017
Two Decades of Turbulence: Leadership in the School of Education
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by Sean Mulligan Robert O’Kane The School of Education was created in 1949 and include both undergraduate and graduate level courses. In 1966, the Dean of Education Kenneth Howe departed UNCG for Kabul, Afghanistan, to become an education adviser for the U.S. Agency for International Development. His replacement, was Robert O’Kane, a Harvard Ph.D. graduate […]
History of the Service League
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by Sean Mulligan Today’s Spartan Stories post was written by Arlen Hansen, a PhD student in History. Arlen worked in Special Collections and University Archives during Summer 2017, assisting with research related to the University’s 125th anniversary celebration. The Service League was established in 1942 as a student organization at the Woman’s College (later known […]
Romanesque Revival Architecture on the State Normal Campus
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by Kathelene McCarty Smith When plans were made public that The State Normal and Industrial School (now UNCG) was to be built in Greensboro, North Carolina, many architects were considered to design the primary campus buildings. Ultimately, it was decided that the firm of Epps & Hackett of Greensboro would construct the two main buildings […]
William Raymond Taylor’s Journey
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by Erin Lawrimore Today’s Spartan Stories post was written by Arlen Hansen, a PhD student in History. Arlen worked in Special Collections and University Archives during Summer 2017, assisting with research related to the University’s 125th anniversary celebration. William Raymond Taylor may be one of the more colorful characters to have populated the ranks of Woman’s College […]
125 Years Ago: Starting Classes at State Normal
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by Erin Lawrimore On October 5, 1892 – 125 years ago this week – the doors of the State Normal and Industrial School (now UNCG) opened its doors for an initial class of 198 women from across North Carolina. The institution was originally chartered by the State of North Carolina in February 1891, with a mission of […]
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