The Slater and Jeanes funds, an educator's approach to a difficult social problem

Alexander Will Winton 1884-

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185 .5 65,J 1918- 1935 -». >>. * Incomp ) ) 33 THE TRUSTEES OF THE F. SLATER FUNDJOHN Occasional Papers No. 28 THE SLATER AND FUNDS,JEANES AN EDUCATOR'S APPROACH TO A DIFFICULT SOCIAL PROBLEM BY WILL ALEXANDERW. 1934 TRUSTEES OF FUNDF. SLATERTHE JOHN 1934JUNE, Albert Shaw Chairman the Boardof D. WrightArthur President BowieW. Russell Hardy DillardJames D. EgglestonJoseph M. GlennJohn KearnyWarren KirklandJames H. Josiah Morse Leslie W. Snow PAULDINGC. C. S PRESIDENTOFFICE OF THE 726 JACKSON PLACE, N. W. WASHINGTON, D. C. THE SLATER AND FUNDS,JEANES AN EDUCATOR'S APPROACH TO A DIFFICULT SOCIAL PROBLEM An address delivered at Hampton Institute, Virginia, on April the 27th, 1933, in celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the establishment of the John F. Slater theFund and twenty-fifth anniversary of the establish- ment of the Negro Rural School Fund (Anna T. Jeanes Foundation) BY WILL W. ALEXANDER Executive Director, Commission on Interracial Cooperation Acting President Dillard University, New Orleans, Louisiana 1934 Introduction March the 4th, Mr. F. Slater1882, John wrote his let-ONter to the men whom he had selected Trustees foras the new fund that he was creating, telling- them that he was prepared to turn over to them securities to the amount of one million dollars It may therefore well be($1,000,000). said that this is the founding- date for the F. Slater Fund.John While the Deed of Trust of the Negro Rural School Fund (Anna T.

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• African American
• Éducation
• Slater Fund

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• Nombre de lectures: 9
• Langue: English
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