The Darwin Turner and Afro-American Institute Collection

"Afro-American Fiction: A Checklist, 1853-1970," by Robert A. Corrigan, 1970

Alfrieta Parks lecture at the University of Iowa, October 26, 1976

American Theatre Association report, October 16-18, 1975

Arna Bontemps lecture, "Reflections on the Harlem Renaissance," at the University of Iowa, August 1970

Australia Henderson lecture, "The Black Southern Novelist's Views of the South," at the University of Iowa, April 22, 1974

Bettye Latimer lecture, "The Hidden Curriculum and Stereotyping," at the University of Iowa, February 21, 1976

Bettye Thomas and Joe Patton lecture, "Teaching Methodologies," at the University of Iowa, 1975

Black Action Theatre programs, 1970-1988

Black on White newsletter, 2-3-70 memo

C. Eric Lincoln lecture, "Religion as the Critical Instrument in the Socialization and Acculturation of Blacks In America," at the University of Iowa, June 7, 1976

Carlton Molette lecture, "Ritual Drama in the Contemporary Black Theater," at the University of Iowa, June 9, 1973

Carlton Moss lecture, "Role of Culture in the Afro-American Freedom Movement," at the University of Iowa, October 11, 1974

Carolyn Gipson lecture, "DuBois the Novelist: The Quest of the Silver Fleece," at the University of Iowa, June-July 1972

Charles Henry Turner lecture, "A Dream Deferred," at the University of Iowa, June 14, 1978

Charles T. Davis lecture on Black Arts and Black Power at the University of Iowa, April 10, 1970

Charles T. Davis lecture, "The Art of the Slave Narrative," at the University of Iowa, June 19, 1974

Chester Fontenot "Study of Black Literature" for Darwin Turner course lecture draft, 1977

Chukwudi Maduka lecture, "The African Writer and the Drama of Social Change," at the University of Iowa, May 1, 1974

C.J. Zvobgo lecture, "The Liberation Movement in Southern Rhodesia," at the University of Iowa, October 22, 1975

Darwin Turner correspondence, 1979-1981

Darwin Turner correspondence, 1979-1983

Darwin Turner correspondence, 1979-1984

Darwin Turner correspondence for New England Association of Teachers of English (NEATE) meeting speech, 1973

Darwin Turner correspondence pertaining to departure of Robert A. Corrigan, June-July 1974

Darwin Turner correspondence regarding referrals for various individuals, 1972-1983

Darwin Turner correspondence with potential lecturers for the Black Kaleidoscope III Culture series, September 1973-January 1974

Darwin Turner course "Notes on Chaos: Issues in Interpreting and Evaluating Literature by Afro-Americans," 1975

Darwin Turner interview about MLK Day recognition by University of Iowa Broadcast News Service, January 15, 1979

Darwin Turner lecture, "Black Drama Since 1953," at the University of Iowa, June 4, 1973

Darwin Turner lecture, "Methodology," at the University of Iowa, June 8, 1976

Darwin Turner lecture, "Slavery as Subject Matter for Fiction and Poetry by Afro-Americans," at the University of Iowa, June 21, 1974

Darwin Turner lecture, "Toward the New Negro," at the University of Iowa, June 19, 1975

Darwin Turner lecture, "W.E.B. DuBois and a Black Aesthetic," at the University of Iowa, June 25, 1972

Darwin Turner reading his poetry, 1971

Darwin Turner speech at "American Fiction: A Bicentennial Symposium," October 16, 1976

Darwin Turner speech at University of California, Irvine, correspondence, November 1972

Darwin Turner speech "Faulkner and Slavery," August 4, 1976

David Driskell lecture, "Aaron Douglas, Father of the Movement," at the University of Iowa, August 1970

David Driskell lecture, "Palmer Hayden and the Harlem Scene," at the University of Iowa, August 1970

David Driskell lecture, "The Harlem Renaissance in Retrospect: An Introduction," at the University of Iowa, August 1970

David Driskell lecture, "The New Following: Charles White, Jacob Lawrence, and Those Who Were Influenced by the Movement," at the University of Iowa, August 1970

David Driskell lecture, "William H. Johnson: Expatriate of the Renaissance," at the University of Iowa, August 1970

Don L. Lee lecture, "Directions for Black Students," at the University of Iowa, October 22, 1973

Donald F. McHenry lecture, "The United Nations and Racism in Southern Africa," at the University of Iowa, January 6, 1970

Doris Abramson lecture, "Critical Response to Early Broadway Production of Plays by Black Playwrights," at the University of Iowa, June 5, 1973

Dorothy Porter lecture, "Bibliography Problems With the Harlem Renaissance and Black Works," at the University of Iowa, August 1970

Elechi Amadi lecture, "The Novel in Nigeria," at the University of Iowa, December 3, 1973

Elliott Rudwick lecture, "DuBois As Sociologist," at the University of Iowa, June-July 1972