Brotherhood Dinner Mentor Project: Gus Witherspoon interview and reading of Langson Hughes' "Mother to Son" [Tape #11], October 30, 1990

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Title:: Brotherhood Dinner Mentor Project: Gus Witherspoon interview and reading of Langson Hughes' "Mother to Son" [Tape #11], October 30, 1990
Topics:: People
Subjects:: African American college administrators
Congresses and conventions
Mentoring
Poetry
Original Format:: MBR-20s U-matic mini-cassette, color, sound
Item identifier:: ua014_015_238238_20211105_29131
Producer:: North Carolina State University. Creative Services more info on North Carolina State University. Creative Services
Created Date:: 1990-10-30
Genre:: Interviews
Names:: Brotherhood Dinners more info on Brotherhood Dinners
Hughes, Langston, 1902-1967 more info on Hughes, Langston, 1902-1967
Witherspoon, A. M. (Augustus McIver) more info on Witherspoon, A. M. (Augustus McIver)
Digital Project:: University Archives Audio-Visual Collection
Brotherhood Dinner: This series contains materials concerning the production of the Creative Services project titled "Brotherhood Dinner." These programs were recordings of the annual North Carolina State University Brotherhood Dinner, produced through the Provost Office and for the Office of Affirmative Action. The Brotherhood Dinner was established in 1982 to recognize the outstanding contributions of African Americans.

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Collection:: Office of Public Affairs, Creative Services Records, 1889-2014 (UA014.015) held by Special Collections Research Center at NC State University Libraries
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