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Francine Childs: Life and Contributions at Ohio University & Beyond, 1974-2023Main MenuSetting the SceneEarly Life & CareerAcademic EngagementCommunity Service & PracticeImpact and LegacyAcknowledgementsReferencesMt. Zion Baptist Church Preservation Society & Ohio University Libraries1311af0f68bbb33cc3d859eb693829683d64f3ee
Introduction
12024-07-16T16:05:30-07:00Mt. Zion Baptist Church Preservation Society & Ohio University Libraries1311af0f68bbb33cc3d859eb693829683d64f3ee4576377plain2024-09-23T11:34:08-07:00Mt. Zion Baptist Church Preservation Society & Ohio University Libraries1311af0f68bbb33cc3d859eb693829683d64f3eeThis exhibit explores the life, contributions, and legacy of Dr. Francine Childs, professor at Ohio University beginning in 1974 and active on campus, locally, and nationally over the course of her entire life.
It was researched and written by Dr. Vibert Cambridge of the Athens, Ohio, Mt. Zion Baptist Church Preservation Society History Committee and Nigel Cambridge of the City University of New York.
The exhibit highlights digitized materials in Ohio University’s Robert E. and Jean R. Mahn Center for Archives and Special Collections to deepen the telling of the larger story of the Black experience at Ohio University.
To potentially contribute material (photographs, documents, ephemera, etc.) to the forthcoming Ada Woodson Adams Living Archive at the Mount Zion Black Cultural Center please send a message expressing interest to: adawoodsonadamslivingarchive@mountzionathens.org
Project Partners
Mount Zion Baptist Church Preservation Society
Mahn Center for Archives & Special Collections Ohio University Libraries
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