The Kennedy-King College experiment in Chicago, 1969-2007
Subtitle: how African Americans reshaped the curriculum and purpose of higher education
By: Robert L. Cruthird and Jeanette M. Williams ; with a foreword by Leonard Wash
Contributors: Williams, Jeanette M.
Publisher: Edwin Mellen Press; Edwin Mellen Pr
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Lewiston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 637
ISBN-13: 9780773425811
Subjects: Education (Higher); African Americans; Kennedy-King College (Chicago, Ill.); Community and college; History
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Connecting the dots; title: Formative years, 1969-1976; title: Gilded-age and reconfiguration, 1976-1986; title: Politics of change, 1987-1994; title: Dust of changes rising?, 1994-1998; title: Climbing down the same tree, 1998-1999; title: Not enough time, 1999-2003; title: Pray what needs praying and say what needs saying, 2003-2009; title: Pillars of the academy/community; title: Education, community activism, and social relevance 2007 and beyond.