1979
A greetings and salutations book presented to Mays on the occasion of the establishment of a scholarship fund at the Interdenominational Theological Center.
African Americans--Education, Theology--Study and teaching
Benjamin E. Mays Papers
1976
Benjamin E. Mays and other recipients of the College Board Medal for Distinguished Service to Education. Written on recto: Recipients of the College Board Medal for Distinguished Service to Education: (seated from left to right) John W. Gardner, Chairman, Common Cause, Washington, D.C.; Mary I. Bunting, President Emerita, Radcliffe College; James S. Coleman, Professor pf Sociology, University of Chicago; Elizabeth D. Koontz, Assistant State Superintendent for Teacher Education, North Carolina State Department of Public Instruction; (standing from left to right) Clark Kerr, Chairman and Staff Director, Carnegie Council on Policy Studies in Higher Education; Henry Chauncey, former President, Educational Testing Service; Benjamin E. Mays, President Emeritus, Morehouse College, Atlanta, Georgia; John M. Stalnaker, President Emeritus and Honorary Director, National Merit Scholarship Corporation; John U. Monro, Dean of General Education, Miles College, Birmingham, Alabama. The Medals were presented on October 26 at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York, during the Board's 1976 National Frum, the concluding event of its 75th Anniversary Year.
African Americans--Education, African American men, Portraits and people
Benjamin E. Mays Papers
1973-06-26
Benjamin E. Mays and others at an APCUG Higher Education Awards Banquet. Written on verso: APCUG Higher Education Awards Banquet, Stouffer's Atlanta [?], 7 p.m. March 26, 1973, L to R: President Waights Henry, Lagrange College, Dr. Benjamin E. Mays, Mayor Sam Massell. Benjamin E. Mays attends APUCG High Education Banquet.
African Americans--Education, African American men, Special events
Benjamin E. Mays Papers
1973-02
The cover of a Black History calendar featuring Benjamin E. Mays.
African Americans--Education, African American men
Benjamin E. Mays Papers
1970-01-07
A telegram sent to Dr. Mays from E. L. Abercrombie about Mays' election to the Board of Education in Atlanta.
African Americans--Education, African American men, Education--Curricula
Benjamin E. Mays Papers
1969-10-17
An election brochure for Benjamin E. Mays running for the Board of Education for Atlanta Schools.
African Americans--Education, African American men, Education--Curricula
Benjamin E. Mays Papers
1969-08-15
A statement written by Benjamin E. Mays.
African Americans--Education, African American men, African Americans--Georgia--Atlanta
Benjamin E. Mays Papers
1967-11-23
An article written by Benjamin E. Mays for the Pittsburgh Courier.
African Americans--Education, African American men, African American newspapers
Benjamin E. Mays Papers
1966-10-13
Armeriak Boyavion and Benjamin E. Mays stand outside of a building on the Morehouse campus.
African Americans--Education, African American men, Portraits and people
Benjamin E. Mays Papers
1965/1975
Portrait of Benjamin E. Mays.
African Americans--Education, African American men, Portraits and people
Benjamin E. Mays Papers
1965/1975
A poster featuring 24 black educators.
African Americans--Education, African American men, African American women
Benjamin E. Mays Papers
1965
An address given by Benjamin E. Mays to Shaw University's 101st Founder's Day Convocation.
African Americans--Education, African American men, School integration, Speeches
Benjamin E. Mays Papers
1964-02-11
A founder's day address by Benjamin E. Mays.
African Americans--Education, African American men, School integration
Benjamin E. Mays Papers
1961-07-13
A piece of writing discussing the topic of freedom from want.
African Americans--Education, African American men, Speeches
Benjamin E. Mays Papers
1960/1970
Benjamin E. Mays sits behind his desk in his office.
African Americans--Education, African American men, Portraits and people
Benjamin E. Mays Papers
1960/1970
Benjamin E. Mays sits behind his desk in his office.
African Americans--Education, African American men, Portraits and people
Benjamin E. Mays Papers
1960/1970
Benjamin E. Mays and others at a commencement ceremony.
African Americans--Education, African American men, Commencement ceremonies
Benjamin E. Mays Papers
1955/1965
A drawing of Benjamin E. Mays. Written on recto: Presented to Dr. Benjamin E. Mays By Class Historian: Ernest W. Wright for Dr. May's first Morehouse graduating class- 1941.
African Americans--Education, African American men, Portraits and people
Benjamin E. Mays Papers
1950/1959
An annotated piece of writing by Benjamin Mays concerning integration.
School integration, African Americans--Education, Race relations
Benjamin E. Mays Papers
1950/1959
An untitled speech to students at Emory University.
Speeches, African Americans--Education
Benjamin E. Mays Papers