Overview
| Title: | Willie B. Lamouse-Smith papers |
| Call Number: | Coll096 |
| Creator: | Lamousé-Smith, W. Bediako |
| Dates: | 1982-1988 |
| Size: | 1 box (.25 linear feet) |
| Language: | English |
| Abstract: | Documents relating to Africana Studies Department professor Dr. Willie Lamouse-Smith’s campaign to name the Biological Sciences building Martin Schwartz Hall after deceased Biology Department professor, Dr. Martin Schwartz. Documents include correspondence debating the appropriateness of this naming, Dr. Lamouse-Smith’s testimony in front of the Maryland House of Delegates, and the House and Senate resolutions honoring Dr. Schwartz. Also includes a statement regarding Faculty Renewal and records about the Martin Schwartz Memorial Garden. |
| Citation: | Willie B. Lamouse-Smith papers, University Archives, Collection 96, Special Collections, University of Maryland, Baltimore County (Baltimore, MD). |
Administrative/Biographical Note
Dr. Willie Lamouse-Smith joined the UMBC faculty in 1975; he worked at the university for 33 years as professor, department chair, and director of the African American Studies Program.
Scope & Content
Arrangement
Provenance Information
Provenance and Acquisition Information
Donated by Dr. Willie B. Lamouse-Smith, UARC 2011-027.
Processing Note
Collection unprocessed.
Descriptive Rules Used
Describing Archives: a Content Standard (DACS)
Archives Processing Manual: Description (2015)
Access & Use
Finding Aids
Finding Aid: /specialcollections/finding-aids/coll096/
Access Conditions
No restrictions.
Conditions Governing Reproductions and Use
Reproductions allowed for research purposes. Copyright maintained by the creator.
Subject Headings
Creators
Lamousé-Smith, W. Bediako
Subjects
University of Maryland, Baltimore County — Administration
University of Maryland, Baltimore County — History
Schwartz, Martin
Giffen, Sallie
Hooker, Michael
Toll, John S.
Lamousé-Smith, W. Bediako — Archives
Neville, Richard F., 1931-
University of Maryland, Baltimore County. African American Studies Department