University of Louisville - Thoroughbred Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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WEN Dr. John W. Taylor, President of the University of Louisville sinc e May 1947, resigned December 31, 1950 to become Deputy Director General of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization with the headquarters in Paris, France. During Dr. Taylor’s administration, a $750,000 rehabilitation fund raising cam- paign was successfully completed. During this time, also, the University of Louis- ville became the first southern university to admit Negro students to the pro- fessional schools. Among his other accomplishments have been the establishment of the “Neighborhood Colleges” and the inauguration of radio assisted corres- pondence work. The University of Louisville Board of Trustees named Eli H. Brown, III, promi- nent local attorney and Chairman of the Board of Trustees, as acting president.