Regina Anderson Andrews, Harlem Renaissance Librarian

Following my journey as I write a biography of librarian Regina Anderson Andrews

Monday, October 5, 2009

Wilberforce Carnegie Library

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This library was a gift from Andrew Carnegie and dedicated in 1907. When Regina attended Wilberforce the library was open six days a week an...

Kezia Emery Hall

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Regina attended Wilberforce 90 years ago from 1919 - 1920. During that time, first-year female students were assigned to one of two dorms. I...

Wilberforce University

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I had the opportunity to visit Wilberforce University last week while attending and presenting at the Association for the Study of African A...
Monday, September 28, 2009

September 2009

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Nothing to report during the month of September. I've been working on revising my manuscript and applying for funding to support the pro...
Sunday, August 30, 2009

A Discovery

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University of Wisconsin librarian Emilie Ngo Nguidjol informed me that we had access to the ProQuest database, Black Studies Center, for a t...

Speed Dating Is Not New

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I learned that Wilberforce University, the historically Black institution that Regina attended in 1919, provided carefully monitored social ...
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The Documentary

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I didn't do much work on the documentary during my time in Chicago since my focus was on the book, but I did watch two documentaries abo...
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