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Resources on the History of Desegregation at NCSU

The following list contains a small number of resources documenting desegregation on the NCSU campus from the 1950s to the 1970s.

• Desegregation at North Carolina State University − The Early Years (Essay by Devan Ray Donaldson, 2007)
• 50th Anniversary Golden Celebration of African American Undergraduates at NC State University (Multicultural Student Affairs web site)
  • Offical Web Site
  • Other Web Pages
• Research Guide to Resources on Desegregation of NCSU at NCSU Libraries
• Oral History on Desegregation of NCSU Libraries Staff
• Oral History of Library Director I. T. Littleton
• "African-Americans at NC State University" from online exhibit Historical Highlights from the University Archives

See also

• Guide to Student Research Projects, which lists papers on desegregation by Students in Professor Walter Jackson's HI252H course
• Timeline of African Americans at NCSU