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FORETHOUGHT l-AMSON HALL - First Building on Campus. Site of present Blair Library and Administration Building, WINSTON-SALEM STATE COLLEGE HISTORY AND HIGHLIGHTS Winston-Salem State College was established as The Slater Industrial Academy by Simon Green Atkins in Columbia Heights at Winston-Salem, North Carolina, in September, i892 The academy was named tor John E. Slater, a philanthropist who established the Slater Eund tor educational purposes and to toster industrial education. Early trustees were S.G. Atkins, J.S. Hill, EP. Mayo, VV.A. Blair, HR. Star- buck, Thomas H. Sutton, J.C. Alston, C.N. Grandison, CB. Cash, Henry E. Fries, and A.H. Eller. Mr. Eries became chairman and lvlr. Blair became treasurer ol the Board ot Trustees. The Slater Industrial Academy actually began operations in i893 with QS pupils and one teacher. Gr. S.G. Atkins, tirst president ot the College, devoted his lull time as head of the school starting in TSQS. About V905 he was succeeded by Professor C.G. G'Kelly who was tollowed in oltice by Professor Elvl. Kennedy. Gr. SG. Atkins returned as head ot the institution sometime prior to l9l5. Gn March 6, l899, the General Assembly ot North Carolina passed a new enactment under which the name ot the institution became Slater Industrial and State Normal School. On July l3, l9'JS, the Trustees oi Slater Industrial and State Normal School conveyed the institution and its properties to the State Board ol Education ol ot North Carolina. The school thus passed under the lull control of the State. lt was not until l92O, however, that the tirstclass completed regular courses above the high school level, A year later, the Slater State Normal School was placed under the supervision ot the State Board at Education. From the beginning, the school has insisted upon the vital importance ot Negrocitizenship, and emphasis has, theretore, constantly been placed upon the quality and quantity ot training for these teachers. By an act ratitied on March 7, l925, the General Assembly ol North Carolina enacted in Section l that: The Slater State Normal School, located at Winston-Salem, shall hereafter be known as the Winston-Salem Teachers College. The General Assemblygranted the school a new charter, extending its curricula above high school and empowered it under authority ot the State Board of Education to conter appropriate degrees. The Winston-Salem Teachers College thus became the first Negro institu- tion in the United States to grant degrees for teaching in the elementary grades.