University History
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
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Virginia Tech Faculty and Staff
Biochemistry Faculty
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English
Photographs
Flora, J. Ben, PhD; Ryland, Web; Molloy, George, PhD
Flora, J. Ben, PhD; Ryland, Web; Molloy, George, PhD.
1970
White, Kwiatkowski, Nutter - VPI football players
White, Kwiatkowski, Nutter - VPI football players. Photograph from The Virginia Tech Student Newspaper, page 6.
Virginia Tech Alumni and Students
Ridenhour, Morris and unidentified men. Minnis Ridenour was Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University.
Virginia Tech Board of Visitors and Administrators
Ridenour, Minnis
Ridenhour, Minnis, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
Ridenhour, Minnis, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer.
c 1980s
c. 1979
n.d.
Griffiths, Rick
Faculty and Staff: Last names T - Z
Taylor, Chris
Ridenhour, Morris and unidentified gentlemen
Ridenhour, Morris and unidentified gentlemen. Minnis Ridenour was Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University.
Ridenhour, Morris and unidentified gentleman
Ridenhour, Morris and unidentified gentleman. Minnis Ridenour was Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University.
no date
Anna Fariello and Loretta Wimberly on Virginia Tech campus
Women
African American history
Anna Fariello and Loretta Wimberly on Virginia Tech campus. Ms. Wimberly is from the African American Preservation Alliance and spoke to Anna Fariello's class (HUM 4414-3040 210 Mjr. Williams Hall, Virginia Tech), CRITICAL ISSUES IN APPALACHIA: Interpretation of Appalachian Artifacts, on April 3, 2000.
Atkins, Anthony
Events at Virginia Tech
Critical issues in Appalachia: Interpretation of Appalachian Artifacts
Loretta Wimberly speaks to class at Virginia Tech
Loretta Wimberly speaks to class at Virginia Tech. Ms. Wimberly is from the African American Preservation Alliance and spoke to Anna Fariello's class (HUM 4414-3040 210 Mjr. Williams Hall, Virginia Tech), CRITICAL ISSUES IN APPALACHIA: Interpretation of Appalachian Artifacts, on April 3, 2000.
Loretta Wimberly and students in Virginia Tech classroom
Loretta Wimberly and students in Virginia Tech classroom. Ms. Wimberly is from the African American Preservation Alliance and spoke to Anna Fariello's class (HUM 4414-3040 210 Mjr. Williams Hall, Virginia Tech), CRITICAL ISSUES IN APPALACHIA: Interpretation of Appalachian Artifacts, on April 3, 2000.
Loretta Wimberly in Virginia Tech classroom
Loretta Wimberly in Virginia Tech classroom. Ms. Wimberly is from the African American Preservation Alliance and spoke to Anna Fariello's class (HUM 4414-3040 210 Mjr. Williams Hall, Virginia Tech), CRITICAL ISSUES IN APPALACHIA: Interpretation of Appalachian Artifacts, on April 3, 2000.
Loretta Wimberly lectures class at Virginia Tech
Loretta Wimberly lectures class at Virginia Tech. Ms. Wimberly is from the African American Preservation Alliance and spoke to Anna Fariello's class (HUM 4414-3040 210 Mjr. Williams Hall, Virginia Tech), CRITICAL ISSUES IN APPALACHIA: Interpretation of Appalachian Artifacts, on April 3, 2000.
Loretta Wimberly lectures in classroom at Virginia Tech
Loretta Wimberly lectures in classroom at Virginia Tech. Ms. Wimberly is from the African American Preservation Alliance and spoke to Anna Fariello's class (HUM 4414-3040 210 Mjr. Williams Hall, Virginia Tech), CRITICAL ISSUES IN APPALACHIA: Interpretation of Appalachian Artifacts, on April 3, 2000.
Anna Fariello and student at Wimberly lecture at Virginia Tech
Anna Fariello and student at Wimberly lecture at Virginia Tech. Ms. Wimberly is from the African American Preservation Alliance and spoke to Anna Fariello's class (HUM 4414-3040 210 Mjr. Williams Hall, Virginia Tech), CRITICAL ISSUES IN APPALACHIA: Interpretation of Appalachian Artifacts, on April 3, 2000.
Loretta Wimberly lectures at Virginia Tech
Loretta Wimberly lectures at Virginia Tech. Ms. Wimberly is from the African American Preservation Alliance and spoke to Anna Fariello's class (HUM 4414-3040 210 Mjr. Williams Hall, Virginia Tech), CRITICAL ISSUES IN APPALACHIA: Interpretation of Appalachian Artifacts, on April 3, 2000.
Anna Fariello and Loretta Wimberly in class room at Virginia Tech
Anna Fariello and Loretta Wimberly in class room at Virginia Tech. Ms. Wimberly is from the African American Preservation Alliance and spoke to Anna Fariello's class (HUM 4414-3040 210 Mjr. Williams Hall, Virginia Tech), CRITICAL ISSUES IN APPALACHIA: Interpretation of Appalachian Artifacts, on April 3, 2000.
Anna Fariello and Loretta Wimberly in class at Virgina Tech
Anna Fariello and Loretta Wimberly in class at Virgina Tech. Ms. Wimberly is from the African American Preservation Alliance and spoke to Anna Fariello's class (HUM 4414-3040 210 Mjr. Williams Hall, Virginia Tech), CRITICAL ISSUES IN APPALACHIA: Interpretation of Appalachian Artifacts, on April 3, 2000.
Loretta Wimberly lectures to students at Virginia Tech
Loretta Wimberly lectures to students at Virginia Tech. Ms. Wimberly is from the African American Preservation Alliance and spoke to Anna Fariello's class (HUM 4414-3040 210 Mjr. Williams Hall, Virginia Tech), CRITICAL ISSUES IN APPALACHIA: Interpretation of Appalachian Artifacts, on April 3, 2000.
Loretta Wimberly at her lecture. Ms. Wimberly is from the African American Preservation Alliance and spoke to Anna Fariello's class (HUM 4414-3040 210 Mjr. Williams Hall, Virginia Tech), CRITICAL ISSUES IN APPALACHIA: Interpretation of Appalachian Artifacts, on April 3, 2000.
Loretta Wimberly lectures in class room at Virginia Tech
Loretta Wimberly lectures in class room at Virginia Tech. Ms. Wimberly is from the African American Preservation Alliance and spoke to Anna Fariello's class (HUM 4414-3040 210 Mjr. Williams Hall, Virginia Tech), CRITICAL ISSUES IN APPALACHIA: Interpretation of Appalachian Artifacts, on April 3, 2000.
Anna Fariello at Wimberly lecture. Ms. Wimberly is from the African American Preservation Alliance and spoke to Anna Fariello's class (HUM 4414-3040 210 Mjr. Williams Hall, Virginia Tech), CRITICAL ISSUES IN APPALACHIA: Interpretation of Appalachian Artifacts, on April 3, 2000.
Anna Fariello and Loretta Wimberly in classroom at Virginia Tech
Anna Fariello and Loretta Wimberly in classroom at Virginia Tech. Ms. Wimberly is from the African American Preservation Alliance and spoke to Anna Fariello's class (HUM 4414-3040 210 Mjr. Williams Hall, Virginia Tech), CRITICAL ISSUES IN APPALACHIA: Interpretation of Appalachian Artifacts, on April 3, 2000.
Loretta Wimberly pictured during lecture
Loretta Wimberly pictured during lecture. Ms. Wimberly is from the African American Preservation Alliance and spoke to Anna Fariello's class (HUM 4414-3040 210 Mjr. Williams Hall, Virginia Tech), CRITICAL ISSUES IN APPALACHIA: Interpretation of Appalachian Artifacts, on April 3, 2000.
Anna Fariello and Loretta Wimberly in class room
Anna Fariello and Loretta Wimberly in class room. Ms. Wimberly is from the African American Preservation Alliance and spoke to Anna Fariello's class (HUM 4414-3040 210 Mjr. Williams Hall, Virginia Tech), CRITICAL ISSUES IN APPALACHIA: Interpretation of Appalachian Artifacts, on April 3, 2000.
Loretta Wimberly lectures a class at Virginia Tech
Loretta Wimberly lectures a class at Virginia Tech. Ms. Wimberly is from the African American Preservation Alliance and spoke to Anna Fariello's class (HUM 4414-3040 210 Mjr. Williams Hall, Virginia Tech), CRITICAL ISSUES IN APPALACHIA: Interpretation of Appalachian Artifacts, on April 3, 2000.
Anna Fariello and Loretta Wimberly in classroom
Anna Fariello and Loretta Wimberly in classroom. Ms. Wimberly is from the African American Preservation Alliance and spoke to Anna Fariello's class (HUM 4414-3040 210 Mjr. Williams Hall, Virginia Tech), CRITICAL ISSUES IN APPALACHIA: Interpretation of Appalachian Artifacts, on April 3, 2000.
Faculty and Staff: Last Names M - S
B. S. 'Chuck' Hartman. Hartman, one of the college game's most successful and respected coaches, finished his 28th season at Virginia Tech and his 47th season overall in 2006. He became Tech's winningest baseball coach in 1987 and guided Tech to more victories than any other coach during the university's athletic history.
c. late 20th century
Faculty and Staff: Last Names F - L
B. S. 'Chuck' Hartman