Saint Paul's College, 1888 to 2013 - Lofton, Carolyn Brown
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This book is a terse account of the historical development of a four year college that was founded by a former Virginian slave- James Solomon Russell. Not only was Rev. Russell able to anticipate the academic needs and desires of the African-American community, he had the necessary entrepreneur spirit to connect Saint Paul's College to the town of Lawrenceville and Southside, Virginia. The author has selected black and white photographs that bring this project to a point for greater appreciation of the insight that Rev. Russell invisioned more than a century ago.

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This book is a terse account of the historical development of a four year college that was founded by a former Virginian slave- James Solomon Russell. Not only was Rev. Russell able to anticipate the academic needs and desires of the African-American community, he had the necessary entrepreneur spirit to connect Saint Paul's College to the town of Lawrenceville and Southside, Virginia. The author has selected black and white photographs that bring this project to a point for greater appreciation of the insight that Rev. Russell invisioned more than a century ago.
Autorenporträt
Carolyn Brown Lofton is a graduate of Saint Paul's College in Lawrenceville, Virginia. Her major was Organizational Management. She earned an M.Ed degree in Media Technology from Virginia State University. Currently, she is a Media Specialist in the Russell Memorial Library and an Adjunct Instructor in the Department of Business at Saint Paul's.