Prior to marriage she served for many years as teacher, principal and supervisor in the Mississippi public schools, then as a member of faculty of Martha Washington College, Fredericksburg, Va. Capable, versatile and armed with her professional experience as educator and leader of professional associations, Mrs. Campbell fulfilled her responsibilities as the wife of a college president with insight and vigor.
An avid athletic fan, especially of football and baseball, she was responsible for restoring an old athletic field to new use. He also was appointed by Gov. LeRoy Collins to serve on a race relations advisory committee. Campbell from public display at the football stadium. Following discussion on the merits of sending a deadlocked vote to Thrasher, the full board voted down the measure.
Contact senior writer Byron Dobson at bdobson tallahassee. Subcommittee Chair Jones advised that she had found no evidence that Campbell had any record of racism or racist actions, but simply was following the law set out by the Florida Board of Control. Jones says that these actions were the result of more people than just Campbell, including the Governor of Florida, the Supreme Court, politicians and the people present on the Board of Control, so it is unfair to single Campbell out as the sole person to blame.
Feacher said that there is no room for grace in systemic racism, and that immediate action has to be taken to make sure the campus of FSU is supportive of inclusion in every way possible. Others such as Stacy Hardin and Cassadra Jenkins also opposed the recommendation, saying that the name on the stadium is problematic to a university whose goal it is to create a more equitable environment. In the end, the committee voted against the recommendation.
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