Allen discusses his time on the UNCG campus as Presbyterian campus minister and later as dean of students.  He describes the process of the campus becoming coeducational, the evolving roles and increased activities of students in the administration of the university during the 1960s and the cafeteria workers' strike against ARA Food Service and North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University student leader Nelson Johnson's involvement. Also included are the reorganization of the Consolidated University System into the University of North Carolina System and the tenure and administration of Dean Katherine Taylor and Chancellor James S. Ferguson. Subjects: Coeducation, Katherine Taylor, student government during the 1960s, the cafeteria workers' strike against ARA Food Service, Chancellor James S. Ferguson, inequity funding of UNCG compared to the other institutions in the consolidated system.