Rufus B. Atwood Oral History Project
Project Summary
Rufus Ballard Atwood (1897-1983) became president of the Kentucky Industrial College for Negroes, now known as Kentucky State University, in 1929. For many years, it was the only state college open to blacks in Kentucky. Atwood expanded and strengthened the academic and athletic programs and greatly increased enrollment during his tenure; he retired in 1962. Atwood and his friends, relatives, and associates discuss his life and career.Project Code
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Project LC Subject
African American college presidents--Kentucky--Frankfort African American universities and colleges--Kentucky--Frankfort African Americans--Education (Higher)--Kentucky--Frankfort Atwood, Rufus B., 1897- College presidents--Kentucky--Frankfort Education, Higher--Kentucky--Frankfort Frankfort (Ky.) Kentucky State University Kentucky State University--Presidents Universities and colleges--Kentucky--FrankfortInterviews in this Project (12 Total):
: Charles Atcher
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: Charles Atcher
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: Gerald Smith
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: Gerald Smith
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: Gerald Smith
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: Gerald Smith
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: Gerald Smith
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: Gerald Smith
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: Gerald Smith
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: Gerald Smith
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: Gerald Smith
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: Gerald Smith
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