Rice, John Wesley, Jr., 1933-2000

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Text of the Baccalaureate Address University of Denver, 2 June, 1972, 4:00 p.m., delivered by Maurice Mitchell, Chancellor of the University.

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Text of the Baccalaureate Address University of Denver by Maurice B. Mitchell, Chancellor, delivered at the University of Denver, 8 pm 6/5/70.

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Black and white portrait of University of Denver Dean John Wesley Rice, father of United States Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.

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Black and white print of University of Denver Dean John Wesley Rice speaking at a "Poverty Breakfast" event on Carnegie Lawn on the campus of the University of Denver.

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Black and white print of University of Denver Dean John Wesley Rice with Colorado Governor John Love and an unidentified man.

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Black and white photographic image of William T. Driscoll (professor and associate dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Denver) and John Wesley Rice, Jr., (assistant dean at DU) undated and at an unidentified place.

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Program for the University of Denver Baccalaureate Service for the Graduating Class of 1971, eight o'clock Friday, June 4, 1971, at the Quadrangle of Margery Reed Hall.The baccalaureate address delivered by John Wesley Rice, Assistant Dean, College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Denver, an ordained Presbyterian Minister.

Abstract Images of John Wesley Rice Jr., assisant vice-chancellor of the University of Denver: 17 black and white prints, including Rice speaking at a Black Experience event; speaking at a "Poverty Breakfast"; receiving a doctorate from Williams University with Charles Hunt and Ross Pritchard; and with Gov. John Love. 8 sets of black and white negatives with contact sheets, including Rice speaking on a civil rights panel at a Black Experience event. 4 sets of black and white negatives without contact...

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Rice starts swap with Black colleges. Discipline committee finds students innocent in Justice Department “disruptions” hearing. University raises tuition; hopes to halt deficit.

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Language prof reflects on Iron Curtain experiences. Dean Rice expresses concern over state of University minorities. Law students organize environmental service. Committee disqualifies Senate candidates.