New instructor teaches black lit
- Title
- New instructor teaches black lit
- Description
- An article entitled "New instructor teaches black lit", found on p. 2 in the October 7, 1971 issue of ECU's Fountainhead newspaper. Julia Fields is the new African American literature professor and is here in a special capacity as poet in residence.
- Date
- October 07, 1971
- Original Format
- excerpts
- Extent
- 27cm x 15cm
- Local Identifier
- UA50.05.04.134
- Subject(s)
- East Carolina University--Faculty
- Fields, Julia
- American literature--African American authors
- African American poets--North Carolina--Greenville
- College student newspapers and periodicals--North Carolina--Greenville
- Spatial
- Location of Original
- University Archives
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