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All Ends are Beginnings:
The Transformation of FSCW to FSU, 1930s to 1965

In 2016, graduate students in HIS 6087 researched, wrote, and produced "All Ends are Beginnings: The Transformation of FSCW to FSU, 1930s to 1965," which details FSU's growth from the state college for women into the active, gender and racially integrated university that it is today.

​Students used the collections at Florida State University Libraries' Special Collections and Heritage & University Archives, and The Institute on World War II and the Human Experience.
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  • About
    • Internship Experiences
    • Where are our Graduates?
    • Capstone Projects
  • Awards
  • Pop Up Exhibits
    • ​Dr. Raymond F. Bellamy & Academic Freedom
    • African American Studies Program
    • Magnolia Hall
    • Phi Alpha Theta
    • Lincoln Academy
    • Tallahassee Unitarian Fellowship
  • Digital Projects
    • A Community History of Race Relations: Tallahassee & Florida State University
    • Living on Campus
    • Tallahassee Moderne
  • Exhibiting History
    • I Wish to Inquire
    • The Human Cost of Education
    • Living Spaces
    • All Ends are Beginnings
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