William and Mary President Tries What Years of Litigation Haven't Achieved: Integration of La. Colleges.

Jaschik, Scott

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William and Mary President Tries What Years of Litigation Haven't Achieved: Integration of La. Colleges.

Jaschik, Scott

Chronicle of Higher Education, v35 n42 pA15-16 Jun 28 1989

Serving as a special master of a federal court, Paul R. Verkuil, the president of the College of William and Mary, developed a plan to integrate Louisiana's colleges. A governance structure, ending racial characteristics of historically Black colleges, and a quota for Black membership on the governing board are proposed. (MLW)

Descriptors: Academic Standards, Admission Criteria, Black Students, College Desegregation, Community Colleges, Court Litigation, Governance, Higher Education, Institutional Mission, Racial Integration, State Colleges, State Universities

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Identifiers - Location: Louisiana

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