Case Study

Archival Materials into Documentary Film

Lehigh University
February 2012

¶ 1 Leave a comment on paragraph 1 0 Students in an upper-level English and Women’s Studies course produced this documentary film, The Development of Masculinity: Lehigh, Coeducation, and Its Impact.

The Development of Masculinity

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Archival Materials

Lehigh – Archival Materials

The Trade with Cedar Crest. From Lehigh’s student newspaper, The Brown & White (September 17, 1971). Image courtesy of Lehigh University Digital Library.
Alpha Lambda Omega fraternity member list from Epitome, Lehigh’s yearbook (1970, p. 233). Reproduced by permission from Special Collections, Lehigh University Libraries.
Lehigh student dances with his date at a mixer (Epitome 1970, p.252). Reproduced by permission from Special Collections, Lehigh University Libraries.
Photograph of the Class of 1948’s 15th reunion (1963). Reproduced by permission from Special Collections, Lehigh University Libraries.
Cartoon by Gene Mater in The Brown & White (September 14, 1971). Image courtesy of Lehigh University Digital Library.
Student Gene Mater speaking out at a student event (Epitome 1970, p.40). Reproduced by permission from Special Collections, Lehigh University Libraries.
Some students were clearly for coeducation, assembling and speaking out at rallies. (The Brown & White, April 18, 1969). Image courtesy of Lehigh University Digital Library.