Raphael Cassimere, JR. Collection
(Mss 372)
Inventory
Earl K. Long Library
University of New Orleans
February 2010
Contents
Summary
Biographical Note
Series List
Container List
Index Terms
Procedures for Requesting Special Collections Materials
Summary
Size: Approximately
7.5 linear feet (15 boxes)
Geographic locations: New Orleans
Inclusive dates: 1968-2005
Summary: Correspondence and papers relating to Raphael Cassimere, Jr.’s civic and academic work.
Related collections: University of New Orleans Archives (Mss 159)
Source: Gift.
Access: No restrictions.
Copyright: Physical rights are retained by the Earl K. Long Library, University of New Orleans.
Citation: Raphael Cassimere, Jr. Collection, (MSS 372), University of New Orleans Archives, Earl K. Long Library, University of New Orleans
Biographical Note
Raphael
Cassimere, Jr. was born on March 2, 1942. He is a lifelong New Orleanian, as
well as a professor and civic and social leader. Cassimere received his B.A.
and M.A. degrees in history from (LS)UNO in 1966 and 1968, respectively. He
earned his Ph.D. from Lehigh University in 1971 and was appointed to the
faculty of (LS)UNO the same year. His fields of specialization are Colonial
American History, African-American History, and American Constitutional
History. Dr. Cassimere currently serves as the Seraphia D. Leyda University Teaching Professor and
Professor Emeritus of the Department of History.
Series List
Series I. Correspondence
Subseries I.1.
General and University of New Orleans
Subseries I.2. Vieux Carre Commission
Subseries I.3. NAACP
Series II. Coursework (Student/Professor)
Series IV. Research Projects
Series V: Publications and Articles
Series VI: Biographical Information/Curriculum Vitae
Container List
Box 1
Series I. Correspondence
Subseries I.1. General and University of New Orleans
372-1 n.d.
372-2 1969,
1971
372-3 1972
372-4 1973 (Ad Hoc
Committee on Minority Recruitment)
372-5 1974
372-6 1975
372-7 1976
372-8 1977
372-9 1978
372-10 1979
372-11a 1980 (Committee on University
Governance)
Box 2
372-11b 1980 (Continued)
372-12 1981
372-13 1982
372-14 1983
372-15 1984
372-16 1985
372-17 1987
Box 3
372-18 1988
372-19 1989
372-20 1990
372-21 1991
372-22 1992
372-23 1993 (Ralph Adamo Grievance)
372-24 1993
372-25 1994
372-26 1999
Box 4
372-27 2000
372-28 2002
372-29 2003
372-30 2004
372-31 2005
Subseries I.2. Vieux Carre Commission
372-32 Correspondence, 1980-1984
372-33 Facing Change in the French Quarter of New
Orleans: Trends and Developments, June 1984
372-34 French Quarter Manual: An Architectural
Guide to New Orleans Vieux Carre, 1st ed., 1997
372-35 Historic
Summary, “Jax Castle,” 1982
372-36 Vieux
Carre Design Guidelines, November 1984
Subseries I.3. NAACP
Box 5
372-37 NAACP Conference Memorabilia
Box 6
372-38 Awards, n.d.
372-39 Correspondence, n.d.
372-40 Correspondence, 1968-1980
372-41 Correspondence, 1981-1990
372-42 Emergency Fund Raising Appeal, n.d.
372-43 Proposed Council Redistricting, 1972
372-44 NAACP and National Black Political
Convention, 1972
372-45 27th NAACP Youth Council,
1973
372-46 64th Annual Convention,
1973
Box 7
372-47 Region VI Leadership Training
Conference, 1975
372-48 Region VI Leadership Training Conference,
1978
372-49 38th NAACP Youth Council,
1980
372-50 Region VI Leadership Training
Conference, 1983
372-51 Annual Report, 1984
372-52 75th Annual Convention,
1984
372-53 Freedom Fund Banquet, 1987
372-54 Annual Report, 1989
372-55 Algiers-Gretna Branch, 1991
372-56 82nd Annual Convention,
1991
Series II. Coursework (Student/Professor)
373-57 Exams and Papers, 1968-1994
372-58 Government/Constitutional Law Class,
1969-1970
372-59 Miscellaneous Notes, n.d.
Box 8
372-60 Notebook, circa 1960s.
372-61 Notebook, 1967
372-62 Notebook, 1968
372-63 Notebook, 1968-1969
372-64 Notebook, Harry Cass, 1978
372-65 “A
Guide to Undergraduate Study in History, University of New Orleans,” n.d. and
“History Majors Guide,” n.d.
Box 9
Series IV. Research and Projects
Subseries IV.1. Louisiana Higher Education Consent Decree
372-66 CELU:
Citizens Committee for Equity and Excellence in Louisiana Universities,
1989-1992
372-67 Education
in the 70’s
372-68 The
Master Plan for Higher Education in Louisiana, April 1984
372-69 Newspaper and Journal Clippings,
1979-1991
372-70 Notes, n.d.
372-71 Plessy Revisited: Louisiana’s Separate and
Unequal University System, n.d.
372-72 Report of the Louisiana NAACP Special
Committee on Desegregation of Public-Supported Higher Education in Louisiana,
1972
372-73 Resolutions
on Education, 1961-1984
372-74 Toward a Plan for Dismantling the Dual
System of Higher Public Education in Louisiana, March 13, 1974
372-75 U.S.
v. Louisiana Civil Action; U.S., NAACP v. State of Louisiana Civil Action, n.d.
Box 10
372-76 Academic Advising
372-77 Africans and Indians in Colonial
Louisiana, 1992
372-78 Allen Sims, Police Brutality
372-79 Chancellor Search Committee, 1981
372-80 Dillard
University, Social Sciences Restructuring Plan, 1988
372-81 Emergency
School Assistance Program (Desegregation in Jefferson Parish Public Schools),
1972
372-82 Faculty
Handbook and Committees, 1980
372-83 Glynn R. Simmons, Wrongful
Conviction Case, 1995-2005
Box 11
372-84 Gretna: Discrimination Court Case,
1985
372-85 High School Commencement Speech,
n.d.
372-86 Louis Armstrong Airport
Environmental Impact Study, 2002
372-87 Louisiana Black Culture Commission,
1985
372-88 New
Orleans International Music Colloquium: Roots and Revolution: The New
Generation in Jazz, 1998
372-89 Race Relations in Louisiana (Kenner,
Jefferson Parish)
372-90 SACS Self-Study Research, 1992
Box 12
Series V. Publications and Articles
372-91 Affirmative
Action Program (Plan), UNO, 1975
372-92 America’s Best Colleges, U.S. News
and World Report, October 15, 1995
372-93 Bill of Rights, Paper, Untitled
372-94 Black Studies: A Select Catalog of National
Archives Microfilm Publications, n.d.
372-95 Brochures and Postcards,
Miscellaneous, n.d.
372-96 Clippings, Miscellaneous,
Newspapers, 1972-1999
372-97 Clippings, Miscellaneous, Journals,
1961-1991
372-98 Clippings, Poverty and Justice, 1989
372-99 College
of Liberal Arts, Questions and Answers, 1978; 1993-1994
372-100 Community,
Jewish Federation of New Orleans, July 21, 1989
372-101 Construction Proposal, Waverly-Tallulah,
Route I-20, Madison Parish, November 7, 1989
372-102 Crime in Greater New Orleans: Current Trends
and Historical Patterns, September 1994
Box 13
372-103 Educational Tours, Travel Guide,
2006-2007
372-104 Esplanade
Ridge News, August 1999
372-105 Equal Pay for Equal Work: The Struggle for
Teacher Salary Equalization in Louisiana as Part of the Drove for Equal
Educational Opportunities, n.d.
372-106 Et
Cetera, A Service of Economic Applications, Inc., 1985-1988
372-107 Failure and Fraud in Civil Rights
Enforcement by the Dept. of Education, 1987
372-108 Gospel
and Blues, Music Educators Journal, 1980
372-109 Gaudet Industrial and Normal School,
n.d.
372-110 A
Guide to Using African Americans in New
Orleans Before the Civil War, n.d.
372-111 A Historical Note on the Fragmentation of
Public Administration in New Orleans, October 1981
372-112 Internet Printouts, Miscellaneous,
March-June, 2005
372-113 Law
School for the University of New Orleans, April 1975
372-114 Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under
Law, Section 2 Litigation Manual, 1982
372-115 The Legal Authority of the United States
President to Involve the United States Military in Bosnia-Hercegovina (Rough
Draft), 1994
372-116 Lehigh University, Miscellaneous, 1972,
1985
372-117 Long
Term Disability Benefits, LSU, 1995
372-118 Louisiana
Business Survey, Vol. 12, No. 4, October 1981
372-119 The
Louisiana French, Jerah Johnson, n.d.
Box 14
372-120 Louisiana History Study Guides,
Miscellaneous, n.d.
372-121 Loyola University Bulletin, School of Law,
August 1975, 1977-1978; 1978-1979 and Tulane
University Bulletin, 1976-1977
372-122 LSUNO
Planning Report, 1971
372-123 New
Books from Virginia, 1981
372-124 New
Orleans, January 1976
372-125 New
Orleans Ethnic Studies for Teachers: The City, Its People, and Cultures
(Logsdon)
372-126 New
Orleans Jazz National Historical Park: Draft General Management Plan and
Environmental Impact Statement, October 1998
372-127 New Orleans NOPD Reform and Crime,
1996-1998
372-128 Official
Game Programs, Basketball, 1984-1985; 1987-1988
372-129 One
Man’s View: Noam Chomsky, 1973
Box 15
372-130 PK-16+ Social Studies Consortium,
November 15, 2000
372-131 Report
of the Chairman of the Commission to Study the Orleans Parish Judicial System,
February 1993
372-132 Report on Discrimination, Construction
Industry, State of Louisiana, n.d.
372-133 Report
of Proposal Evaluation, Sewerage & Water Board, Bureau of Governmental Research,
October 14, 2002
372-134 The Sad Duty of Politics: Jimmy Carter’s
1970 Georgia Gubernatorial Campaign
372-135 School Improvement Plan, Warren Easton
Fundamental Senior High School, 1993-1994
372-136 State
Laws and Published Ordinances—Firearms, 17th Edition, 1987
372-137 Supplement Sampler for The American Pageant, 1991
372-138 Together
Apart, The Myth of Race, How Shall We Punctuate It?
372-139 Thunder’s Mouth Press, 1987
372-140 UNO Newsletters, Miscellaneous
372-141 UNO Office of High School Relations,
1981-1982
372-142 UNO Student Handbook, 1972-1973;
1980-1981; 1993-1994
372-143 UNO Viewbook, 1984-1985
372-144 UNO Viewbook, 1988-1989
372-145 We Won’t Go Back: The Rise of the Ku Klux
Klan and the Southern Struggle for Equality, 1980
372-146 Series VI: Biographical
Information/Curriculum Vitae
Index Terms
African Americans—Civil
rights—History—20th century.
Cassimere,
Raphael, Jr., (1942 - ).
National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People—History.
United States—Race relations.
University
of New Orleans—History.
Vieux Carré (New Orleans, La.).