A resolution to honor Archie and Nancy Martin for their contributions to Black students' education in Iowa.
This resolution recognizes Archie and Nancy Martin for their contributions to the education of Black students in Iowa. The Martins, born into slavery, migrated north and settled in Ames, Iowa, in 1915. They opened their home to Black students at Iowa State College in the 1930s and 1940s, hosting around 20 students at various times. Their legacy is honored by the naming of Martin Hall and a scholarship established by the Martin Foundation. The resolution highlights the Martins' commitment to education and community service.
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