Biography of Leona Lusk Officer

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Biography of Leona Lusk Officer

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.

title: Biography of Leona Lusk Officer

creator: Tennessee Technological University. Office of Student Affairs. Office of Multicultural Affairs

subject: Officer, Leona Lusk, 1917-1976

subject: Universities and colleges--Alumni and alumnae

subject: African American college students

subject: College students

subject: Tennessee State University

subject: School integration

subject: College integration

subject: Segregation in higher education

subject: Price, Takako Jackson

subject: Wallace-Smith School (Sparta, Tenn.)

subject: Darwin School (Cookeville, Tenn.)

subject: African American teachers

subject: African American women teachers

subject: Dedication services

description: 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.

date: 1997-02

type: Text

format: pdf

identifier: CM_BCCDedication_BiographyofLeonaLuskOfficer_1997_02

publisher: Tennessee Technological University. Archives and Special Collections

source: Office of Communications and Marketing records

language: eng

temporal: 1990s

temporal: 1960s

spatial: Cookeville (Tenn.)

spatial: Sparta (Tenn.)

rights: In Copyright

rights Holder: Tennessee Technological University

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