Orange County Indexed
The Renwick surname
The Renwick name in Orange County Indexed: 2 people in the chronology.
- In the chronology
- 1969 to 1989 2 people in 55 entries, most in the 1970s
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The people of this surname named in the county’s dated events, as the names index lists them. Each printed name is its own heading; names that may be one person are not merged.
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Renwick, Hayden 21 entries, 1969–1989
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- 1969–1991: Counting Black students at UNC, 1969–1991
- April 9-11, 1970: Project Uplift brings minority high school juniors to UNC as admissions opens 50 high-risk places
- 1977–1983: Black admissions at UNC: Bakke, Dean Renwick and the university affairs office, 1977–1983
- fall 1978: UNC's Minority Advisors Program starts dormitory tutoring sessions
- October 20, 1978: Chancellor Taylor tells the Faculty Council that UNC is not turning away qualified Black applicants
- October 5, 1978: UNC reports its largest Black enrollment to date
- fall 1979: UNC enrolls 420 Black freshmen, its most to date
- August 1, 1979: Joyce Clayton becomes an assistant dean of the General College
- June 12, 1979: A faculty committee reports on Dean Renwick's minority admissions charges
- fall 1979: UNC enrolls its largest Black freshman class to date
- November 1980: Harold Wallace is reported chosen as UNC's first vice chancellor for university affairs
- January 15, 1981: The BSM holds an evening memorial program for Martin Luther King's birthday
- 1981–1992: Racial incidents and race relations at UNC, 1981–1992
- fall 1981: UNC enrolls its largest Black freshman class
- By November 12, 1987: Students form RACIAL to bring Black and white Greek groups together
- January 27, 1988: Black Student Movement joins a student committee advising on Hayden Renwick's successor
- March 1, 1988: The BSM presses UNC on low graduation rates for Black students
- September 8, 1988: The search committee for a new student counseling head agrees to meet the Black Student Movement
- August 15, 1988: J. Lee Greene becomes acting head of the Office for Student Counseling
- 1988–1990: The Office for Student Counseling and Dean Cell’s reappointment, 1988–1990
- by March 1989: Rosalind Fuse-Hall is named associate dean for the Office for Student Counseling
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Renwick, Hayden B. 45 entries, 1969–1988
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- 1969: UNC begins special-program admissions for disadvantaged minority students
- by July 8, 1970: Black freshman enrollment at UNC rises from 42 to 150
- 1970–1988: UNC, HEW and the desegregation consent decree, 1970–1988
- late August 1971: UNC holds its first Black pre-orientation for entering freshmen
- 1971: The College of Arts and Sciences starts a minority student advising program
- January 20 to 22, 1972: The Black Student Movement's fifth Carolina Talent Search brings Black high school students to campus
- By September 6, 1973: Hayden B. Renwick becomes assistant dean for student counseling
- fall 1973: Former student body president Richard Epps becomes an assistant director of undergraduate admissions
- fall 1974: UNC starts a Minority Student Advisory Program for freshmen
- spring 1975: The Morehead Foundation names its first women scholars, including its first Black woman
- 1977–1983: Black admissions at UNC: Bakke, Dean Renwick and the university affairs office, 1977–1983
- mid-September 1977: Faculty and Black students begin meeting on relations between Black students and white professors
- early September 1977: Hayden B. Renwick becomes an associate dean of the College of Arts and Sciences
- August 1977: Hayden B. Renwick becomes special assistant to the chancellor for minority enrollment
- October 11, 1978: Dean Hayden Renwick repeats his admissions charges at a Black Student Movement forum in the Pit
- March 17, 1978: Winston-Salem alderman Larry Little speaks at the BSM's tenth-anniversary banquet
- fall 1978: UNC's Minority Advisors Program starts dormitory tutoring sessions
- September 17, 1978: Dean Hayden Renwick charges that UNC is turning away qualified Black applicants
- February 1978: Hayden Renwick's report urges a central UNC office for minority students
- October 20, 1978: Chancellor Taylor tells the Faculty Council that UNC is not turning away qualified Black applicants
- October 5, 1978: UNC reports its largest Black enrollment to date
- fall 1979: UNC enrolls 420 Black freshmen, its most to date
- February 23, 1979: Black students march on South Building as federal civil rights officials tour UNC
- 1979–1984: Chapel Hill answers the Greensboro killings and verdicts, 1979–1984
- August 1, 1979: Joyce Clayton becomes an assistant dean of the General College
- June 12, 1979: A faculty committee reports on Dean Renwick's minority admissions charges
- October 26, 1979: Dean Hayden Renwick speaks on race and the University at a Friends Meeting House forum
- by September 14, 1979: Dean Hayden Renwick reports that 56 percent of UNC's Black students since 1969 have graduated
- January 24, 1980: Kappa Alpha Psi roasts Dean Hayden B. Renwick in Great Hall
- November 18, 1980: More than 120 students hold a vigil in the Pit against the Greensboro Klan-Nazi acquittals
- November 1980: Harold Wallace is reported chosen as UNC's first vice chancellor for university affairs
- January 15, 1981: The BSM holds an evening memorial program for Martin Luther King's birthday
- 1981: UNC holds its first Minority Career Fair
- October 26, 1981: Dean Hayden Renwick sues two newspaper companies for libel
- fall 1981: UNC enrolls its largest Black freshman class
- February 22, 1982: Judge dismisses Hayden Renwick's libel suit against two newspaper companies
- July 1983: Court of Appeals revives Dean Hayden Renwick's libel suit against two newspapers
- 1984–1989: Founding the Black Cultural Center, 1984–1989
- fall 1984: Black freshman enrollment at UNC falls
- by September 19, 1985: The Black Student Movement objects as the Union's Fastbreak space goes to a lounge instead of a Black cultural center
- fall 1985: UNC's minority freshman class falls to 322 from 467 in 1981
- February 22, 1986: Black Student Movement and Black alumni hold Discovery '86 at the Carolina Union
- March 22, 1988: Black students rally at South Building over Dean Hayden Renwick's replacement
- January 1988: Hayden Renwick resigns as head of the Office for Student Counseling
- 1988–1990: The Office for Student Counseling and Dean Cell’s reappointment, 1988–1990
