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Interviewee	Baggett, Joyce Mingo
Interviewer	Phillips, Michael Friauf, Elizabeth "Betsy"
Title	Oral Memoirs of Joyce Mingo Baggett
Interview details	Interviewed by Michael Phillips and Elizabeth "Betsy" Friauf on December 20, 2013, in Pearland, TX.
Number of interviews	1
Interview Date(s)	2013
Resource Type	Interview
Format	PDF Audio
Genre	Oral histories;
Language	English;
Description, transcript	In progress
Description, sound recordings	digital audio file; 0.93 hr.
Collection	Education
Project	God Carved in Night: Black Intellectuals in Texas
Summary	Joyce Mingo Baggett [b. 1939] was an undergraduate at Jackson State University [1954-1958] and an undergraduate and graduate student at Texas Southern University [c. 1970], both historically black colleges or universities
Sponsor	Baylor University Institute for Oral History;
Sponsor Location	Waco, TX;
Rights	http://www.baylor.edu/lib/digitization/digitalrights

Interviewee	Baggett, Joyce Mingo
Interviewer	Phillips, Michael Friauf, Elizabeth "Betsy"
Title	Joyce Mingo Baggett Interview -- Draft Transcript
Interview details	Interviewed by Michael Phillips and Elizabeth "Betsy" Friauf on December 20, 2013, in Pearland, TX.
Number of interviews	1
Interview Date(s)	2013
Resource Type	Interview
Format	PDF
Genre	Oral histories;
Language	English;
Description, transcript	In progress
Collection	Education
Project	God Carved in Night: Black Intellectuals in Texas
Summary	Joyce Mingo Baggett [b. 1939] was an undergraduate at Jackson State University [1954-1958] and an undergraduate and graduate student at Texas Southern University [c. 1970], both historically black colleges or universities; childhood in Tylertown, Mississippi, and early emphasis on education 00:01:02 00:08:47 ; early education and aspirations to teach from a young age 00:05:07 00:11:26 ; college plans and experiences of friend and classmate James Meredith 00:14:34 00:55:13 ; navigating racial tensions as a young adult and student at Jackson State University [1954-1958] 00:16:42 ; notable professors at Jackson State 00:22:58 ; teaching at segregated schools in Meridian [1959-61] and Greenwood, Mississippi [c. 1961-1968] 00:22:09 00:24:09 ; relocating to Houston, Texas [1968] 00:31:41 ; teaching elementary school and dealing with teacher placement in Houston 00:33:04 ; deciding to attend Texas Southern University [c. 1970] 00:38:49 ; advantages of attending an HBCU 00:42:44 00:47:19 ; awareness of African presence and identity on campus 00:43:37 ; her children’s college experiences 00:48:07 ; her perception of the importance and future of HBCUs 00:53:46.
Sponsor	Baylor University Institute for Oral History;
Sponsor Location	Waco, TX;
Rights	http://www.baylor.edu/lib/digitization/digitalrights

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