Dixon Secondary Sources

Overview of Events (Boyd & Lowery, 2014)

A 1-page introduction to the basic information about the events of the Dixon v. Alabama Supreme Court Case of 1961.
Boyd, K. D. & Lowery, J. W. (2014b). Dixon v State of Alabama Board of Education (1961): The birth of today’s student conduct process.
                In Boyd, K. D., Holmes, R. &McCarter, J. (Eds.), Core content facilitator’s guide: Best practices in student conduct hearing and
               training Series (p. 61) College Station,TX: Association for Student Conduct Administration.

PREFACE – REFRAMING CAMPUS CONFLICT (BOYD, MOODY-SHEPHERD, & MCFADDEN, 2020)

Preface (6 pages) - A vision for the student-institution relationship grounded on historical reflections on Dixon v Alabama State Board of Education (1961). The ASCA 2020 Opening Session Keynote Panel of career educators shared their perspectives on the conduct processes that emerged from Dixon v. Alabama State Board of Education (1961) inspired this preface to Jennifer Meyer Schrage and Nancy Geist Giacomini’s (2020) Reframing Campus Conflict (2nd Ed.).
Boyd K. D., Moody-Shepherd, E., & McFadden, J. (2020). Preface. In J. M. Schrage & N. G. Giacomini (Eds.), Reframing Campus Conflict
               (2nd ed.) (pp. xv-xxi). Sterling, VA: Stylus Publishing, LLC.

Escalation of Student Demonstrations at Alabama State College - Spring 1960 (Boyd, 2020)

A 2 page table detailing the esclation of student demonstrations at Alabama State College. The Alabama State Board of Education expelled the Alabama State College students who lead a February 1960 sit-in at the lunch counter in the basement of the Montgomery County Courthouse. This historical account of the escalating protest movement, based on an analysis of primary documents, outlines the increasing number and size of the events that rocked Montgomery, Alabama in the immediate aftermath of the initial courthouse sit-in.
Boyd, K. D. (2020). College Students Change the World Website – [Escalation of student demonstrations at Alabama State College –
                Spring 1960]. https://www.csctw.org/. (Date Accessed).