Dione Cunningham

1 Tape of 1: VHS
California Audiovisual Preservation Project (CAVPP).

Identifies the unique issues affecting African American students at the University of California, Santa Cruz. Includes interviews with students, staff and faculty. At start of tape: "An Ancestors Production". Speakers are: Paula Powell, African American Student Life and Resource Center (AASLRC) Director; Dr. Robert Bartee, UCSC Counseling Psychologist; Professor John Brown Childs, UCSC Sociology Department; as well as students: James Gatewood, Isha Seales, Phron McElroy, Lauren Cole, Kwasi Adae, and Rameen Gasery.

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2000