Black Student Union The Black Student Union, founded in 1968, quickly became an important force in campus life and politics. Integration at The Florida State University "Firsts"Maxwell Courtney: The First African-American to attend FSUBostic and DuPont: First African-American Female UndergraduatesDoby Flowers: First African-American Homecoming QueenDr. Bobby E. Leach: First African-American AdministratorRobert Mitchell and Samuel Mosley: First African-American PhDsGayle Andrews: First African-American CheerleaderLawrence Gonzalez: First Hispanic UndergraduateFlorida Flambeau Coverage of Integration and Race Relations1961-1962January 7- July 23, 1963July 26 - October 11, 1963October 14 - December 4,19631964-19651966-19681969-1971AthleticsFred FlowersLenny HallCalvin PattersonCivil Rights ActionsBreitler Attempts to Enroll at FAMUPicketing of Campus Eateries, 1963-64Westcott Protest 1971Black Student UnionBSU ProposalsBSU FlyersFlambeau Coverage of BSUBlack Studies ProgramBlack Studies CoursesBlack Studies EditorialThe Black VoiceDr. William Jones: First Director of Black Studies ProgramOmega Psi Phi Fraternity: The First Black Organization on CampusOmega Psi Phi 1969Student PublicationsYSAP PamphletNotice for FSU Students, 1957Liberation #12Free Flambeau ← Westcott Protest 1971 BSU Proposals → Black Student Union
