A ceremony at the School of Theology honored the Rev. Joseph Green Jr., T’65, H’10, one of the first two African American students to earn a degree from the University of the South.
During a ceremony at the School of Theology's Hamilton Hall this week, Vice-Chancellor Reuben Brigety and School of Theology Dean Jim Turrell unveiled a portrait honoring the Rev. Joseph Green Jr., T’65, H’10. Father Green and his wife joined the event virtually from their home in Norfolk, Virginia. Green was one of the first two African American students to earn a degree from the University of the South. Read more about Father Green's life and legacy here. Watch a video of the ceremony here.
