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Biographical and professional information about Marie Ventrice. Marie Ventrice, in 1974, became the first doctoral candidate to graduate from Tennessee Tech and went on to be associate dean of Tech's College of Engineering. Before retiring in 2000, she administered a National Science Foundation grant program that encourage women to study engineering.
1970-1987, 2003
Biographical and professional information about Marie Ventrice. Marie Ventrice, in 1974, became the first doctoral candidate to graduate from Tennessee Tech and went on to be associate dean of Tech's College of Engineering. Before retiring in 2000, she administered a National Science Foundation grant program that encourage women to study engineering., Biographical and professional information about Marie Ventrice. Marie Ventrice, in 1974, became the first doctoral candidate to graduate from Tennessee Tech and went on to be associate dean of Tech's College of Engineering. Before retiring in 2000, she administered a National Science Foundation grant program that encourage women to study engineering.
1970-1987, 2003
A biography of Tennessee Tech University's first African American graduate, Leona Lusk Officer. Takako M. Jackson (now Takako Price) delivered the biography at the Black Cultural Center Dedication ceremony on February 23, 1997.
1997-02
News release announcing a tribute ceremony for Leona Lusk Officer on April 16, 1992. The release includes a biography of Officer.
1992-04-02
News release announcing a dedication ceremony for the Leona Lusk Officer Black Cultural Center. The release includes a biography of Officer and her children, a description of the decision to rename the Center, and a description of the Center.
1997-02-12
Program for the Leona Lusk Officer Black Cultural Center Dedication ceremony on February 23, 1997. The cover image is a photograph of a display of African and African American artwork in the Black Cultural Center.
1997-02
News release on the Leona Lusk Officer Black Cultural Center Dedication ceremony on February 23, 1997.
1997-03-03
Nancy Officer Hancock's reminisces about her mother, Leona Lusk Officer, provided for the Black Cultural Center Dedication ceremony on February 23, 1997.
1997-02
