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Donovan Letter
A letter from Oakland architect John J. Donovan Jr. who is writing to Father Donohoe looking to establish a scholarship in the name of the Oakland Diocese's Bishop Floyd L. Begin. He specifically states that he wants the scholarship specifically to…
Richard Floyd L. Begin Scholarship letter of acknowledgment
A letter from John J. Donovan Jr. to Father Patrick A. Donohue acknowledging a thank you letter sent by Donohue to Donovan about the scholarship that he pledge to create to allow low-income African American students from the Diocese of Oakland to…
Iwamoto MLK Fund Letter
A letter from Kichiro Iwamoto, chairman of the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Fund, sending a memo to the faculty and staff informing them of the amount of money they had raised to give as financial aid to students of color.
Letter from Coretta Scott King
A letter from the widow of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, Coretta Scott King, to Father Terry in response to a letter of condolence from him regarding the death of her husband as well as to inform her of the creation of the scholarship for black students…
SC News bulletin
A bulletin from University of Santa Clara News about how $10,000 from the 1969-1970 budget is to be used to create a scholarship fund to allow low-income minority students to attend SCU, in memory of Robert F. Kennedy.
McGovert Letter for Diversity
A letter from Al McGovert, assistant to the Dean of Students for Special Projects, to the Academic Vice-President of SCU James Albertson, S.J. The letter is about the possibility of rearranging the amount of money distributed from the JFK Fund for…
MLK Fund '72 Letter
A letter from Matthias Meier, the chairman of the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Fund, to the staff and faculty of SCU. In the letter he summarizes the reason for the creation of the fund and reaches out to the staff and faculty to donate $5 of…
Scholarships to help double minority students at Santa Clara University
A xerox of a news clipping from the Palo Alto Times outlining how SCU has increased its efforts to enroll more minority students and increase diversity at the school.
Hair
A picture of a group of female students at Santa Clara enjoying the sunshine together.
Black America: A Time of Revolution
A picture from a full page regarding the Civil Rights movement that took place at Santa Clara University. This is a student who was a part of the movement.