General Overviews of General College History
General Overviews of Berea College History
-
Berea College : An Illustrated History
by
Call Number: 378.769 W753b 2006Title has multiple copies:
Circulating (3rd Floor)
College History (2nd Floor - Reference)
SC&A - MT and Berea
Faber
Using primary sources, recent scholarship, and photographs, Shannon H. Wilson charts the history and development of Berea from its founding through the administration of each College President.
-
Berea's First 125 Years, 1855-1980
by
Call Number: 378.7691 P366b 1982Title has multiple copies:
Circulating (3rd Floor)
College History (2nd Floor - Reference)
SC&A - MT and Berea
Faber
A general history of Berea College. -
Building A College: An Architectural History of Berea College
by
Call Number: 727.3 B789b 2006Title has multiple copies:
Circulating (3rd Floor)
College History (2nd Floor - Reference)
SC&A - Berea
Faber
Detailed descriptions of the past and extant Berea College buildings, with an introductory chapter on the design and planning of the campus environs.
Theses and Dissertations
-
Philanthropists and politicians : a sociological profile of Berea College, 1855-1908 byCall Number: 378.7691 B967pSC&A - Berea
-
"Not at the top, but climbing": Teaching and Learning about Appalachia and Identity at Berea College, 1920-1940 byCall Number: 378.154 H425n (Location: Special Collections - Mountain)Publication Date: 2002Thesis (Ph.D.)
-
Organizational culture and leadership at Berea College : an historical inquiry into saga development and underlying cultural assumptions byCall Number: 378.7691 W875oSC&A - Berea
-
From Race to Region: Shifting Priorities at Berea College under President William Goodell Frost, 1892-1912 byCall Number: 378.7691 K92fSC&A - Berea
-
Piety, Politics, and Pedagogy: An Evangelical Protestant Tradition in Higher Education at Lane, Oberlin, and Berea, 1834-1904 byCall Number: 378.04 W274p
-
The American Missionary Association's Antislavery Campaign in Kentucky, 1848-1860 byCall Number: 326.0976 R465a
-
John G. Fee: Kentucky Spokesman for Abolition and Educational Reform byCall Number: 976.904 F295zen
-
A History of Berea College
Call Number: 378.7691 D961Publication Date: 1942Thesis (M.A. in Education)--University of Kentucky written by James G. Durham. -
"William Morris and the Appalachian Craft Revival at Berea College"
Call Number: 378.7691 B689w (Location: Special Collections - Berea)Delivered to the William Morris Society Centenary Conference, 28 June, 1996, Exeter College, Oxford University by Berea Professor John S. Bolin. Unpublished manuscript.
-
The Berean Way: Interracial Education in Kentucky, 1855-1904 byCall Number: 378.7691 A788b
More Books on People and Academic Departments
-
One Apostle was a Lumberman : John G. Hanson and Berea’s Founding Generation
by
Call Number: 378.7691 D762oTitle has multiple copies:
3rd Floor
College History - Reference - 2nd Floor
SC&A
Faber
-
Berea Hospital: The First Century, 1898-1998
by
Call Number: 362.11 B255b -
Nurses in Time : Developments in Nursing Education, 1898-1981
by
Call Number: 610.73 P366n 1982 -
John B. Stephenson, Appalachian Humanist : An Anthology
by
Call Number: 378.009 S847zf -
Six Berea College Presidents: Tradition and Progress
by
Call Number: 378.7691 H893s -
Berea College: Spiritual and Intellectual Roots
by
Call Number: 378.7691 B877b -
Full-length plays produced at Berea College, 1892 to 2006 : a list including directors, designers, theatres and performance dates
by
Call Number: 792 B689f 2006 -
The Music Program of Berea College (Kentucky) and the Folk-music Heritage of Appalachia
by
Call Number: 780.72 F693m
Journal Articles and Essays
-
“Berea’s Appalachian Commitment"by Richard B. Drake
Appalachian Heritage
Volume 26, no 3 (1998): 6-21. -
"Berea College: A Commitment to Interracial Education Within a Christian Context"by Andrew Baskin
In D. John Lee, ed., Ethnic Minorities and Evangelical Christian Colleges
Lanham, Md: University Press of America, 1991. -
"Berea College: A Rock in the Stream"by Rudy Abramson
Smithsonian
Volume 24 (1993): 92- 104 -
"Berea College and the Day Law"by Richard Allen Heckman and Betty Jean Hall
Register of the Kentucky Historical Society
Volume 66 (1968): 35-52 (available in JSTOR) -
"Berea College and the Founding of Lincoln Institute"by Andrew Baskin
chapter in History of Education in Southern Appalachia, ed. John L. Bell. Cullowhee, NC: Western Carolina UP, 1990.
-
"Berea College in the 1870s and 1880s: Student Life at a Racially Integrated Kentucky College"by Marion Lucas
Register of the Kentucky Historical Society
Volume 98 (2000): 1-22 -
"The Black South and White Appalachia"by James C. Klotter
Journal of American History
Vol. 66, No. 4 (March 1980): 832-849 -
"Eleanor Marsh Frost and the Gender Dimensions of Appalachian Reform Efforts"by Deborah L. Blackwell
Register of the Kentucky Historical Society
Volume 94 (1996): 225-246 -
"Experiment in Interracial Education at Berea College, 1858-1908"by Paul David Nelson
Journal of Negro History
Volume 59, No. 1 (Jan 1974): 13-27 -
"The Founding of Lincoln Institute"by George C. Wright
Filson Club History Quarterly
Volume 49 (1975), p57-70 -
"Images of Classlessness and Berea College"by Bill Horton
Appalachian Journal
Volume 11 (1983-84): 58-66 -
"John G. Fee, Camp Nelson, and Kentucky Blacks, 1864-1865"by Richard Sears
Register of the Kentucky Historical Society
Volume 85 (1987): 29-45 -
"Night Comes to Berea College: The Day Law and the African-American Reaction"by Scott Blakeman
Filson Club History Quarterly
Volume 70 (1996): 3-26 -
"Project Torchlight: Thirty Years Later"by Bill Best
Appalachian Heritage
Volume 25, No. 3 (1997): 7-16 -
"Racial Integration at Berea College,1950-52"by Ralph T. Hans
Journal of Negro Education
Volume 22, No. 1 (Winter 1953): 26-37 -
"The Roller-Coaster Ride of Black Students at Berea College"Unattributed
Journal of Blacks in Higher Education
No. 13 (Autumn 1996): 62-64 -
" 'Sergeant York is the Berea Kind': The Great War and Berea College, 1917-1918"by Shannon H. Wilson
Appalachian Heritage
Volume 27 (1999): 6-17. -
" 'She Made a Tradition:' Katherine S. Bowersox and Women at Berea College, 1907-1937"by Carolyn Terry Bashaw
Register of the Kentucky Historical Society
Volume 89 (1991): 61-84 -
"Suspicion Versus Faith: Negro Criticisms of Berea College in the Nineteenth Century"by Jacqueline G. Burnside
Register of the Kentucky Historical Society
Volume 83 (1985): 237-266. -
"Window on the Mountains: Berea's Appalachia, 1870-1930"by Shannon H. Wilson
Filson Club History Quarterly
Volume 64 (1990): 384-400