In 1973, the Board of Managers released a statement expressing their approval of both coeducation and expansion. Attached is also the faculty response to their statement. Call Number: HCA R8 SD, Box 8, Louis Green
Report regarding issues women faced in Haverford classrooms. Report was made in order to prepare for the incoming Freshman women. Call Number: HCHC 1980
The first record of a suggestion that the college become coeducational found in the Faculty Minutes from May 1870. The same quote is found in the Board of Managers Minutes, with no discussion at all. Call Number: HCV R4 ID
Articles from the Bi-College News relating to the harassment of a lesbian student at Bryn Mawr. March 22 1991. May 3 1991. Call Number: LD2218.6 .H41 1990/91
This history of Haverford College was published for the Sesquicentennial. Gregory Kannerstein, "Mr.Haverford", compiled the book, with most chapters being written by others. Relevant section is Chapter 14.
Coeducation and its controversial roots at Haverford College: gender politics in Quaker pedagogy
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Author: Sara Ansell
Call Number: THESIS HISTORY 2005
Senior thesis on coeducation at Haverford College.
The intrepid Quaker: one man's quest for peace : memoirs, speeches, and writings of Stephen G. Cary
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Author: Stephen G. Cary, Jack Coleman
Published: 2003
Call Number: LD2212.1.C37 A3, BX7747.C335 A3
Book about Stephen G. Cary's life including his time spent in the administration of Haverford College.
FOR SECTION ON HAVERFORD AND COEDUCATION, SEE DIGITIZED SECTION.