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Early efforts at increasing recruitment of Black and Puerto Rican students as expressed in the Simmons School of Social Work's Annual Report.

Reading list for the Simmons School of Social Work's course on racism, "Dynamics of Racism."

Joseph Regan, Margaret Kiwanuka, Belen Brito, and Carol Bonner posed together.

Simmons School of Social Work recruitment poster, directed at increasing the enrollment of students from historically-marginalized groups.

Portrait of Robert E. Rutherford, Director of School of Social Work (1952-71).

Discussion of the "Marriage and a Social Work Career" study in the School's Annual Report.

Announcement regarding the School's establishment of a new quarter unit plan, designed to enable students to more quickly earn their degree and meet the wartime demand for social workers both domestically and internationally.

Recognition of the G.I. Bill's impact on enrollment at the Simmons School of Social Work.

Three unidentified students posed sitting on the steps of the School of Social Work, 51 Commonwealth Avenue.

Dr. Augusta Bronner posed with Social Work class in the third floor classroom at 18 Somerset Street.
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