Box 9
Contains 16 Results:
Personal, 1915-1983, undated
Series includes biographical information about Williams and her family, papers from her education at Southern Illinois University, and financial records. Materials include correspondence, tax statements, papers, notes, certificates, legal records, and some professional records.
Southern Illinois University, 1964, undated
Sub-series includes papers related to Helen Bass Williams' education at Southern Illinois University. Materials include her master's thesis, class notes, papers, and assignments.
Class notes, 1964
Sub-series includes papers related to Helen Bass Williams' education at Southern Illinois University. Materials include her master's thesis, class notes, papers, and assignments.
Awards and recognition, 1967-1991, undated
Series includes materials related to awards received by Williams and recognition of Williams and her work. Materials include correspondence, reference letters, articles, pamphlets, media releases, and photographs. Some of the pamphlets and flyers are annotated with speech notes.
Southern Illinois Woman of the Year, 1986
Series includes materials related to awards received by Williams and recognition of Williams and her work. Materials include correspondence, reference letters, articles, pamphlets, media releases, and photographs. Some of the pamphlets and flyers are annotated with speech notes.
"Articles on Helen", 1967 - 1991
Series includes materials related to awards received by Williams and recognition of Williams and her work. Materials include correspondence, reference letters, articles, pamphlets, media releases, and photographs. Some of the pamphlets and flyers are annotated with speech notes.
Career and Activism, 1950-1987, undated
Series includes records created and collected by Williams throughout the course of her career in health care, education, and counselling, and her civil rights activism. Materials include correspondence, newspaper articles, grant proposals, manuscripts, internal documents, financial records, hiring documents, research papers, and reports. Photographs from this series have been separated and placed in Series 7.
Mississippi Action for Progress and Head Start, 1966-1968, undated
MAP newsletters, 1967 - 1968
"Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission", 1968
Purdue University, 1967-1987, undated
Sub-series includes materials related to Williams' career at Purdue University. These records document programs and services aimed at creating racial equity for minority students, staff, and faculty; her research on Black students' experiences and her counselling work; and racial equity issues at Purdue and in Indiana. Materials include grant proposals, articles, correspondence, reports, internal documentation such as memos, constitutions for Black organizations, manuscripts, and notes.
"Student unrest Purdue", 1967 - 1987
Sub-series includes materials related to Williams' career at Purdue University. These records document programs and services aimed at creating racial equity for minority students, staff, and faculty; her research on Black students' experiences and her counselling work; and racial equity issues at Purdue and in Indiana. Materials include grant proposals, articles, correspondence, reports, internal documentation such as memos, constitutions for Black organizations, manuscripts, and notes.
Miscellaneous, 1948-1990, undated
Sub-series includes miscellaneous published materials collected by Helen Bass Williams. Materials include pamphlets, articles, magazines and poems and are predominantly related to integration in the education system, student development, and Black culture.
Articles and poems, 1948 - 1989
Sub-series includes miscellaneous published materials collected by Helen Bass Williams. Materials include pamphlets, articles, magazines and poems and are predominantly related to integration in the education system, student development, and Black culture.
Published materials, 1947-1990, undated
Series includes published materials such as books, periodicals, and articles collected by Helen Bass Williams. Materials are related to Helen Bass Williams' master's thesis and French philosophy; Black culture, politics, and advancement; racial inequity; education for minority students; integration in the education system; movements for racial equality; and spirituality.
Helen Bass Williams papers
This collection includes documents, correspondence, published materials, photographs, and audio recordings collected and created by Helen Bass Williams that document her personal life, education, and her work as a civil rights activist in the South, educator, and counselor and professor at Purdue University.