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November 11, 1952
Atlanta Daily World
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
What is this article about?
Mrs. Ann Beacham Brown, 1947 Atlanta University social work graduate and native Californian, is hired as the first Black faculty member at UC Berkeley's School of Social Welfare, supervising field work.
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ATLANTA SOCIAL WORK
Mrs Ann Beacham Brown, 1947 graduate of the Atlanta University School of Social Work has just been employed on the faculty of the University of California at Berkley, as Supervisor of the Field Work in the School of Social Welfare of the University.
This placement is most significant because Mrs. Brown is the first Negro to be employed by the School of Social Welfare and the School is her undergraduate Alma Mater Mrs. Brown, a very good student while in the School is a native Californian and is well qualified for this post.
Mrs Ann Beacham Brown, 1947 graduate of the Atlanta University School of Social Work has just been employed on the faculty of the University of California at Berkley, as Supervisor of the Field Work in the School of Social Welfare of the University.
This placement is most significant because Mrs. Brown is the first Negro to be employed by the School of Social Welfare and the School is her undergraduate Alma Mater Mrs. Brown, a very good student while in the School is a native Californian and is well qualified for this post.
What sub-type of article is it?
Biography
Personal Triumph
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
First Negro Faculty
Social Work Supervisor
University Employment
Atlanta University Graduate
What entities or persons were involved?
Mrs Ann Beacham Brown
Where did it happen?
University Of California At Berkley
Story Details
Key Persons
Mrs Ann Beacham Brown
Location
University Of California At Berkley
Event Date
1947
Story Details
Mrs Ann Beacham Brown, a 1947 graduate of Atlanta University School of Social Work and native Californian, is employed as Supervisor of Field Work in the School of Social Welfare at her undergraduate alma mater, becoming the first Negro in that role.