Box 2
Contains 16 Results:
UNCG Diploma, 1965
Master of Fine Arts diploma from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, to Emilie Mills Hobbs.
Charter, undated
Charter for Phi Beta Kappa charter.
Charter, 1942
Omicron Nu, Alpha Kappa Chapter.
Proclamation, 1971
Proclamation by E.S. Melvin, mayor of Greensboro, declaring October 10, 1971 UNC-G Day.
Proclamation, 1979
Proclamation by E.S. Melvin, mayor of Greensboro, declaring March 25, 1979 University of North Carolina at Greensboro Day.
Proclamation, 1991
Proclamation by James G. Martin, governor of North Carolina, declaring October 4, 1991-October 4, 1992 "The University of North Carolina at Greensboro Centennial Year." June 3, 1991.
Proclamation, 1992
Proclamation by V.M. Nussbaum, Jr., mayor of Greensboro, declaring September 20, 1992 University of North Carolina at Greensboro Day, on the occasion of its centennial.
State Normal and Industrial College Diploma, 1898
Diploma from the State Normal and Industrial College, to Mamie Elizabeth McGehee.
State Normal and Industrial College Diploma, 1900
Diploma from the State Normal and Industrial College, to Alice Goodridge Daniel.
State Normal and Industrial College Diploma, 1902
Diploma from the State Normal and Industrial College, to Virginia Land Brown.
State Normal and Industrial College Diploma, 1904
Bachelor of Science diploma from the State Normal and Industrial College, to Alice Goodridge Daniel.
State Normal and Industrial College Diploma, 1905
Diploma from the State Normal and Industrial College, to Ruth Fitzgerald.
State Normal and Industrial College Diploma, 1907
Bachelor of Pedagogy diploma from the State Normal and Industrial College, to Lucy Josephine Hawkins.
State Normal and Industrial College Diploma, 1914
Bachelor of Education diploma from the State Normal and Industrial College, to May Minerva Meador.
Advertisement, 1905
Advertisement for Summer School of the South at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville.
State Normal and Industrial School Diploma, 1897
Diploma from the State Normal and Industrial School, to Iola Vance Exum.