00 Hardcover LD4168 Oberlin College was the first American college to admit students of color.
What does OC stand for?
OC stands for Oberlin College (Oberlin, Ohio)
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After nearly a decade of reviewing hundreds of sources, including slips of paper tallying Oberlin College s historic vote to admit students "irrespective of color," photographs of young Black students like Johnnetta (Betsch) Cole and luminaries like the Rev.
Founder of the Creative Writing Program at UMass Boston and Pauline Delaney Professor of Creative Writing at Oberlin College until 2007, Collins is currently editor-at-large for FIELD magazine and one of the editors of the Oberlin College Press.
Poems: New & Selected Marianne Boruch Oberlin College Press 10 N.
Poems: New & Selected Marianne Boruch Oberlin College Press 10 N.
He survived a racist massacre, went to Oberlin College and married an early black socialite.
Her 2004 congressional campaign site, archived here, says:
"A graduate of public schools and Oberlin College - and a Public Policy Fellow at Stonybrook University - Yvette knows first-hand the strengths and weaknesses of our education system.
CityWheels, a car-sharing concern headed by EcoCity Cleveland transportation manager Ryan McKenzie, recently announced it has partnered with Oberlin College and the school's Environmental Policy Implementation Group to bring the company's vehicles to the campus for student, faculty, staff and community use.