Gorham Collection

Item set

Title

Gorham Collection

Description

The Gorham collection consists of papers of Florida A&M University professor, Thelma T. Gorham, 1913-1992. The Collection spans over Gorham’s lifetime. It includes papers, correspondence, photographs, greeting and postcards, and memorabilia. The arrangement of the collection is in both series and box identification. The series are: correspondence, educational and professional career, memorabilia, three- dimensional objects, JET Magazine collection, Ebony Magazine Collection, miscellaneous publications, miscellaneous articles collected by Gorham, photographs, audio and video, greeting and post cards, and pamphlets and brochures collected by Gorham, outside of the series are single boxes with box identification.

Physical Location

Thelma T. Gorham Collection, John G. Riley House Archives, Tallahassee State College Library, Tallahassee, Florida.

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Letter from Thelma Gorham to Oscar A. Martinez, October 18, 1989

Letter from Thelma Gorham to Oscar A. Martinez. Gorham indicated that services rendered by Taylor Publishing Company were satisfactory. October 18, 1989
Letter from Tito O. Balducci to Faculty at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University, October 11, 1989

Letter from Tito Balducci to all Faculty at Florida A & M University. Informing all faculty that the Instructional Media Center would be moving and services would be disrupted. October 11, 1989
Letter from Earl Olden to Thelma Gorham, June 30, 1989

Letter from Earl Olden to Thelma Gorham. Olden informing Gorham what her budget was for the 1989-1990 school year. June 30, 1989
Clipping from newspaper Presstime, February, 1989

Newspaper clipping from Presstime. Article entitled "Concern Rises over High School Journalism," by Mary A. Anderson. The article is about the importance of high school journalism programs and how they do or do not impact professional journalists and journalism outlets. February, 1989
Clipping from newspaper Presstime, June, 1989

Newspaper clipping from Presstime. The anonymous sender sent this clipping to Thelma Gorham and put a checkmark next to an article on free-speech rights for students. June, 1989
Letter from Robert M. Ruggles to Thelma Gorham, June 14, 1989

Letter from Robert M. Ruggles to Thelma Gorham and others. Ruggles detailing a recent journalism symposium he attended. He noted in particular that many journalist outlets were writing about the importance of journalists thinking of those they interact with as consumers. June 14, 1989.
Letter from Robert M. Ruggles to Thelma Gorham, June 2, 1989

Letter from Robert M. Ruggles to Thelma Gorham. Ruggles explaining to Gorham that her merit pay request could not be considered because the deadline for submission had already passed. June 2, 1989
Letter from Jim Hawkins to Journalism Faculty, April 4, 1988

Letter from Jim Hawkins to Journalism Faculty. Hawkins wrote to the journalism faculty about an upcoming faculty meeting. April 4, 1988
Letter from Seymour Topping to "Professor," March 1988

Letter from Seymour Topping to "professor." The Center for Communication, in partnership with the New York Times Company, was making new media recordings for educators available. Gives additional information on the goals and function of the Center. March 1988.
Letter from Roland E. Wolseley to Thelma Gorham, November 3, 1987

Letter from Roland E. Wolseley to Thelma Gorham. Requesting Gorham send along her biography since 1973. Much discussion ofThe Black Press and other publications which focused on black intellectuals. November 3, 1987.