Academic Departments. Humanities Program Records (RG16.13)

RG16.13

Wake Forest University's Humanities Program includes an Interdisciplinary Humanities minor. Notably, Dr. Maya Angelou was an professor in the program. This collection includes materials pertaining to Maya Angelou and her World Poetry in Dramatic Performance class.

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Summary Information

Repository
Z. Smith Reynolds Library Special Collections and Archives
Title
Academic Departments. Humanities Program Records
Creator
Angelou, Maya
Date
1990-2015 (inclusive)
Extent
0.21 linear feet / 1 half-document box
ID
RG16.13

Biographical and Historical Note

Wake Forest University's Humanities Program includes an Interdisciplinary Humanities minor. The Humanities Courses focus on the intellectual roots of both Western and non-Western civilizations, the emergence of philosophical concepts, and the development of social values and beliefs. A notable professors in the program was Dr. Maya Angelou.

Collection Overview

This collection includes materials pertaining to Dr. Maya Angelou's life and related events and her World Poetry in Dramatic Performance class.

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Finding aid prepared by Processed by Riley Richards, 2018 March 7
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Collection is open for researchers. 
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Preferred Citation
Academic Departments. Humanities Program Records (RG16.13), Z. Smith Reynolds Library Special Collections and Archives, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC, USA. 

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