Ford Foundation Grant Approval: Mainstream New Research on Women and Minorities into the Liberal Arts Curriculum of NYC's Community Colleges
This June 19, 1984, letter from the assistant secretary of the Ford Foundation, Diane L. Galloway, to the executive director of the Research Foundation of the City University of New York (CUNY) served to inform CUNY of the approval of a $49,850 grant to the Center for the Study of Women and Society (CSWS). The grant , which would be available to CUNY over eighteen months beginning on March 1, 1984, was intended for use by CSWS to support an effort to mainstream new research on women and minorities into the liberal arts curriculum of New York City's community colleges.
Source | Center for the Study of Women and Society
Creator | Galloway, Diane L.
Date Created | June 19, 1984
Rights | Copyright Center for the Study of Women and Society
Item Type | Text
Cite This document | Galloway, Diane L. , “Ford Foundation Grant Approval: Mainstream New Research on Women and Minorities into the Liberal Arts Curriculum of NYC's Community Colleges,” CUNY Digital History Archive, accessed December 1, 2023, https://cdha.cuny.edu/items/show/10902.
Creator | Galloway, Diane L.
Date Created | June 19, 1984
Rights | Copyright Center for the Study of Women and Society
Item Type | Text
Cite This document | Galloway, Diane L. , “Ford Foundation Grant Approval: Mainstream New Research on Women and Minorities into the Liberal Arts Curriculum of NYC's Community Colleges,” CUNY Digital History Archive, accessed December 1, 2023, https://cdha.cuny.edu/items/show/10902.
