C. Status of desegregation Table III reports the status of desegregation of land-grant colleges and universities located in Southern and Border States. Of the 32 institutions represented, 18 are desegregated in fact or in principle. Of the 18 desegregated institutions, 12 are formerly all-white and 6 are formerly all-Negro institutions. The desegregated white institutions are currently enrolling approximately 1,229 Negroes. Among the 18 desegregated white land-grant institutions, 5 schools are currently enrolling the greatest number of Negro students: University of Kentucky. LSU, Agricultural and Mechanical College (Baton Rouge and New Orleans campuses only). University of Maryland. University of Tennessee (Knoxville campus, Memphis, Martin, and Nashville branches) - Negroes 159 259 400+ 100+ 107 The 6 desegregated Negro institutions are currently enrolling approximately 988 white students. Among these six institutions, two schools are currently enrolling the greatest number of white students: Kentucky State College.. Lincoln University.. Whites 50± 900± In the States of Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia only the formerly all-white land-grant institutions are desegregated. Negro land-grant institutions in these States are segregated. On the basis of information available to the subcommittee from the Southern Education Reporting Service and the Southern Regional Council, Inc., we are able to identify, the following 14 land-grant colleges and universities which were still operating on a segregated basis by race as of February 1962: 1. Alabama: Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical College, Normal, Ala.; Auburn University, Auburn, Ala. 2. Florida: Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University, Tallahassee, Fla. 3. Georgia: Fort Valley State College, Fort Valley, Ga. 4. Louisiana: Southern University and Agricultural and Mechanical College, Baton Rouge, La. 5. Mississippi: Alcorn Agricultural and Mechanical College, Lorman, Miss.; Mississippi State University, State College, Miss. 6. North Carolina: Agricultural and Technical College of North Carolina, Greensboro. 7. South Carolina: South Carolina State College, Orangeburg; Clemson Agricultural College, Clemson. 8. Tennessee: Tennessee Agricultural and Industrial State University, Nashville. 9. Texas: Prairie View Agricultural and Mechanical College, Prairie View; Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas, College Station, Tex. 10. Virginia: Virginia State College, Petersburg, Va. TABLE 2.-Average amount per student of certain Federal funds in selected landgrant institutions 1 Source: U.S. Office of Education. Statistics of land-grant colleges and universities. (Enrollment of resident undergraduate and graduate students, by sex, by land-grant institution: First term, 1959-1960.) [Unpublished data.] 2 Source: U.S. Office of Education. Statistics of land-grant colleges and universities. eral origin, by land-grant institution: Year ended June 30, 1960.) [Unpublished data.] tutions in Texas are for year ended Aug. 31, 1960. (Funds of Fed Data for insti Ibid. TABLE 2.-Average amount per student of certain Federal funds in selected landgrant institutions-Continued |