Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Joyce Papers consist mainly of correspondence with colleagues and students.  It also includes  a few photographs, articles and copies of all of her books. Although some items date to Joyce's childhood in Valdosta, the bulk of the papers are from the early 1980's to 2001. Most of the correspondence discusses works in progress by her or her colleagues.  The most prolific correspondent is the prominent Richard Wright scholar Michel Fabre,  who seems to have had a significant impact on...

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Curriculum Vitae printed from web;

Current Curriculum Vitae submitted by Joyce at time of donation of papers;

Laminated copy of Curriculum Vitae printed from Web in 2001;

Laminated copy of article "Who Shall Teach African American Literature" printed from Web in 2001;

Laminated copy of article "Chairperson's Commentary on Status of Intellectualism in the African America Studies Department" printed from Web in 2001

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Joyce Papers consist mainly of correspondence with colleagues and students.  It also includes  a few photographs, articles and copies of all of her books. Although some items date to Joyce's childhood in Valdosta, the bulk of the papers are from the early 1980's to 2001. Most of the correspondence discusses works in progress by her or her colleagues.  The most prolific correspondent is the prominent Richard Wright scholar Michel Fabre,  who seems to have had a significant impact on...

Scope and Contents Photograph of Joyce Joyce as a child beside a house Newspaper article: "Chicago Profile" of Joyce Joyce. Photograph of Joyce and a much older man (Arthur Davis?) and a woman Photograph of Joyce and family when she was a child Joyce's ID card from Chicago State University Nebraska Alumnus Magazine - Article on Joyce Joyce P.9 Letter to the Editor, Daily Nebraskan, on Joyce leaving Nebraska, 9/29/92 Editorial, Daily Nebraskan, On Joyce leaving Nebraska 9/29/92 Newspaper article, Daily...

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Letter to editor. Complaining about racist treatment in a local bar and restaurant. Was at Valdosta State College. 1973.

Letter to Preston Love requesting to meet with Jesse and Farrakan (supposedly over an application for a job). 1984.

Letter to Editor of the Washington Post about Police and appalling conditions in Baltimore. 1991.

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"In Memoriam: An Elegiac Love Song for Len Bias"

Scope and Contents City College of New York - Blank gift form for Toni Cade Mambara PrizePrinters Row Book Fair - Flyer for Printers Row Book Fair. Joyce Joyce featuredLion King Program - Program for "The Lion King the Broadway Musical"Hastings College - Flyer for talk, "Teaching African American Literature to Euro-American Students"Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln (College of Journalism) - Program for speaker Joyce JoyceValdosta State University -Flyer for...

Scope and Contents Jamie (Spain). 1981. Letter describes teaching experience in Spain. Requests for books for teaching short story courses. Claire Larriere. 1988. Letter inviting paper for conference on "Visions Critique No.6"Maurice J. Bennette. 1989. Note on the report of evaluation committee (grade appeal) on a petition filed by Frank A Marrazza for an English course.Hussein Majeed. 1989. Letter in appreciation of Joyce's gift of "Richard Wright's Art of Tragedy" Requests...

Scope and Contents Doris O. Ginn. 1992. Letter. Appreciation of Joyce's presentation at a conference on Black Women Writers of Magic Realism on the book "For My People" by Dr. Margaret Walker.Beverly Guy-Sheffall. 1992. Letter. Asks Joyce Joyce to submit article for SAGE.Haki R. Madhubuti. 1992. Check and thank you for the collection. Barbara Jeasen. 1992. Letter from colleague. Mentions work, conference and family. Name illegible (to Walker Gholson) 1992 Letter....

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Invitation: Valdosta State University reception

Place Card: Distinguished Alumni.

Invitation to reception for VSU Alumni Awards

Scope and Contents Theresa Coletti. 1995. Note. Appreciation of a copy of Ijala (book)Kay Powell. 1997. Obituary of Marvin Evans of VSC, with Joyce's contribution. Thank you note from Powell.Mary Ann T. Worklan. 1997. Thank you note for reference letter to Macarthur FoundationCarolyn T Adams. 1997. Letter. Acknowledges receipt of Joyce's application for the position of Chair, department of African American Studies, Temple UniversityCalla Evans. 1997. Card....

Scope and Contents Jeff to Joyce. 1996. Email. Connecting memories at VSU (Valdosta State College)Roland E. Lehr. 1996. Letter. Notifies Joyce of her nomination for the position of Paul and Carol Daube Sutton Chair in English, Oklahoma University.Marvin Gladne. 1996. Letter. Mentions project she is working on: Hip-Hop, Black Nationalism.Ruth Madell. 1996. Letter. Appreciation of Joyce's services in evaluating "Crossing Boundaries Program".George E....

Scope and Contents Kassahum Checole. 1994. Letter. Evaluative comments about Joyce's manuscript.Kariamu Welsh Asante. 1994. Letter. Unable to attend writers' conference.Maryemma Graham and Jerry Ward, Jr. 1994. Note concerning Richard Wright circle and Richard Wright newsletter.Matlok (?). 1994. Card.Judith Roof. 1994. Letter. Regrets. Joyce' s essay on Awkward could not feature in "Who can Speak"Vicki. 1994. Card. For acknowledgement in "Warriors,...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Joyce Papers consist mainly of correspondence with colleagues and students.  It also includes  a few photographs, articles and copies of all of her books. Although some items date to Joyce's childhood in Valdosta, the bulk of the papers are from the early 1980's to 2001. Most of the correspondence discusses works in progress by her or her colleagues.  The most prolific correspondent is the prominent Richard Wright scholar Michel Fabre,  who seems to have had a significant impact on...

Scope and Contents The Joyce Papers consist mainly of correspondence with colleagues and students.  It also includes  a few photographs, articles and copies of all of her books. Although some items date to Joyce's childhood in Valdosta, the bulk of the papers are from the early 1980's to 2001. Most of the correspondence discusses works in progress by her or her colleagues.  The most prolific correspondent is the prominent Richard Wright scholar Michel Fabre,  who seems to have had a significant impact on...