Queens College (New York, N.Y.)
Found in 61 Collections and/or Records:
Martin Luther King Jr. at Queens College in 1965 Collection
Transcript and audio clips of Martin Luther King Jr's speech at Queens College at the Colden Center on May 13, 1965, and press coverage of the speech.
Mary Reuder Oral History
Meghan Moore-Wilk Oral History
The interview, which took place on May 14th, 2020, is about Meghan Moore-Wilk, who is the Queens College Chief of Staff, and her hand in managing and stratigizing next steps for the college when in-person classes were shut down in March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Mike Wenger, Stan Shaw, and Mark Levy Oral History
Phoenix 1959-1961
This collection consists of 86 bound volumes containing the student publications of Queens College. The titles represented include: Phoenix, Knightbeat, The Crown, Rampart, The Globe, HA-OR, The Beacon, The Last Word, Kastle, Our World, The Spectrum, Third World News, Update, QC Quad, Skyline, Newsbeat, Queens WOrld, and The Knight News. There are some volumes that are duplicates.
Queens College Academic Senate Minutes
Digitized copies (PDFs) of Queens College Academic Senate Minutes.
Queens College Anniversaries Records
Commemorative publications; printed and 3d ephemera; and research and administrative files associated with various anniversaries of Queens College.
Queens College Bulletins
Bulletins published yearly by Queens College that provide information on courses, curriculum, administration, faculty, and admissions requirements.
Queens College Clock Tower Bells Collection
This collection contains photos and related papers documenting the creation and installation of the five bells in the Chaney-Goodman-Schwerner Clock Tower of Queens College’s Rosenthal Library.
Queens College Commission on the Organization of the College audio cassettes
Audio recordings of hearings held by the "Commission on the Organization of the College" between Monday, January 31 and Wednesday, February 16, 1972. Accompanying the audio cassettes is a "Calendar of Meetings" listing the dates, topics, and locations of the meetings, as well as the 18 members of the commission; and a letter from Chief Librarian Robert H. Muller noting that these recordings "will some day be viewed as a crucial milestone in the development of the college."