Davidson College - Women
Found in 15 Collections and/or Records:
Interview with Ann Hayes Browning '79, 2020 October 07
Interview with Becca Stimson '77, 2020 October 09
Interview with Carol Connor Willingham '77, 2020 October 05
Interview with Dorothy "Cissi" Fulenwider Lyles '79, 2020 October 05
Interview with Gardner Roller Ligo '73, 2020 October 13
Interview with Meg Boykin Kimmel '77, 2020 October 01
Interview with Olivia Ware '78, 2020 October 06
Olivia Ware, Davidson College class of 1979, discusses her experience at Davidson College as a black female. She discusses academic life, dorm life (including a humorous experience with the bathrooms in Watts), social life (she was a member of Pax Eating House), and her experience after Davidson. She recalls overall a very fond college experience at Davidson. The interview was conducted as part of an Associated Colleges of the South (ACS) grant-funded course led by Dr. Rose Stremlau.
Interview with Renee Denise Fanuiel Blackwell '77, 2020 October 08
Interview with Sue McAvoy '77, 2020 October 07
Interview with Van Williamson Garrison '77, 2020 October 01
Interview with Vicki Switzer '74, 2020 October 04
Interviews about the 40th Anniversary of Coeducation, 2012
A Union Board production in conjunction with the Davidsonian Show and Davidson Women's Activity Council. The video has interviews with Gardner Ligo, Job Thomas, and Caroline Fache along with short answer responses from Davidson students to questions such as when did coeducation begin at Davidson, what is a MRS degree, attitudes about gender relations on campus.
Mary Scofield Clifford Reminiscences
The collection consists of letters written by Clifford to Cornelia Shaw describing her memories of Davidson College. She describes a visit by Stonewall Jackson and her experiences being tutored by the Davidson faculty. See also DC0190s - the Scofield Family Collection, 1883-1962 and undated.
President. Rev. Walter Lee Lingle. Records
Student Wives Club Records
The collection consists of minutes, 1946-1949 and an article on the "Cardboard Village," the student housing for married students.