Ashmun Institute

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Ashmun Institute was the original name of what became Lincoln University in Pennsylvania, one of the first degree-granting historically Black universities in the United States.

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Ashmun Institute canonical 2

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instanceOf historically Black college or university
liberal arts college
private university
academicFocus liberal arts
theology
affiliation Presbyterian
surface form: Presbyterian Church
country United States of America
surface form: United States
educationalMission education of African Americans
training of Black men for ministry
foundedBy John Miller Dickey
Sarah Emlen Cresson Dickey NERFINISHED
hasCampusType rural
hasFormerName Ashmun Institute self-linksurface differs
hasSuccessor Lincoln University (Pennsylvania)
languageOfInstruction English
locatedIn Oxford, Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Chester County, Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
namedAfter Jehudi Ashmun
notableFor being among the first degree-granting historically Black universities in the United States
providing higher education to African Americans before the U.S. Civil War
operatedAsNameUntil Lincoln University (Pennsylvania)
originalNameOf Lincoln University (Pennsylvania)
partOf history of African-American education
history of higher education in the United States
regionServed East Coast of the United States
surface form: United States East Coast
religiousOrientation Christian
Protestant
sector higher education
studentPopulation primarily African American

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Ashmun Institute hasFormerName Ashmun Institute self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Lincoln University (Pennsylvania)