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Margaret C. McCulloch

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In 1978, Harold Lundy conducted one of the expert interviews for his dissertation with McCulloch. Lundy's dissertation focused on: "A Study of the Transition from White to Black Presidents at Three Selected Schools Founded by the American Missionary Association". After completing his PhD at the
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In 1962, McCulloch founded the Opportunity Foundation Corporation (OFC), and she endowed it with $ 150,000 to provide scholarships to poor students, assist families in financial crisis, and support
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A Study of the Transition from White to Black Presidents at Three Selected Schools Founded by the American Missionary Association
64: 108: 92: 115: 249: 168: 127: 250:"Margaret Callender McCulloch papers - The Civil Rights History Project: Survey of Collections and Repositories" 88: 80: 164: 72: 48: 20: 391: 386: 172: 135: 123: 68: 151: 139: 119: 60: 28: 323: 76: 44: 32: 131: 87:. Returning to the Beard School, McCulloch taught classes for two years. After moving to 84: 24: 350: 191:
Fearless Advocate of the Right: The Life of Francis Julius Lemoyne, M.D. (1798-1879)
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meant that she was often home from school. In 1919, McCulloch graduated from the
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Charles S. Johnson: Leadership beyond the Veil in the Age of Jim Crow
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publish a study on racial integration called "Into the Mainstream".
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Manuscript holdings about twentieth-century civil rights activities
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Guide to Information about the Negro and Negro-White Adjustment
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Know, Then Act (Study and Action Pamphlets on Race Relations)
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Wingfield, Marshall (1942). "Margaret Callender McCulloch".
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Houck, Davis; Dixon, David (2009). "Margaret C. McCulloch".
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houses McCulloch's articles, speeches, and correspondences.
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The Work of Dorothea Lynde Dix for the Insane, 1841-1861
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Archives. 1962-76. Opportunity Foundation Corporation.
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Literary Memphis: A Survey of Its Writers and Writings
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After earning a master's degree in history from the
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Index

civil rights movement
race relations
segregation
African Americans
Tulane University
New Orleans, Louisiana
Orange, New Jersey
Episcopal Church
rheumatoid arthritis
Beard School
Wellesley College
Wellesley, Massachusetts
Phi Beta Kappa
Frogmore, South Carolina
Penn School
Quakers
St. Helena Island
sea island
Beaufort County, South Carolina
University of North Carolina
Memphis, Tennessee
LeMoyne College
historically black college
Fisk University
Nashville, Tennessee
Charles S. Johnson
racial integration
University of Wisconsin
Grambling State University
Grambling, Louisiana

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