African Americans--Study and teaching -- United States--History--20th century--Sources

Scope and Contents The papers of Albert James McQueen document McQueen's career as teacher, researcher, and an advocate for Black students, as well as a person who devoted his professional career to service to institution and community. The collection illustrates the Oberlin ideals of activism, volunteerism, and the pursuit of social equality. Most notable are the records that document McQueen's committee work. He volunteered his time to address many issues for faculty, staff, and students. The...