UC San Diego. Thurgood Marshall College. Office of the Provost Records
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778 digital objects.
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The Thurgood Marshall College Provost records document educational programs, curricula, campus buildings, faculty and staff, events, student activism, and student life. This includes correspondence, proposal, reports, and photographs.
The photographs document Thurgood Marshall College's participation in campus and San Diego community events, provost office staff, and college programs. It also includes images of campus buildings and student life. Of particular interest are images documenting the opening ceremony of Third College in 1970. Images were digitized from originals held by the UC San Diego Library.
Thurgood Marshall College, formerly Third College, admitted its first students in 1970. From its founding, the College was dedicated to empowering students as both scholars and citizens; including a focus on exploring complex identities, analyzing power and privilege, and working towards change. In 1993, Third College was later renamed Thurgood Marshall College, after Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall (1908-1993). - Creation Date
- 1965-2016
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From the Thurgood Marshall College. Office of the Provost Records. RSS 1130. Special Collections & Archives, UC San Diego.
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