Samuel Saul Dargan (b.1870, d. 1954) was the first black man to earn a law degree from Indiana University.
He was a 1988 inductee into the Monroe County Hall of Fame on which his plaque reads "Honors (Pre-1946) Was the first black to earn a law degree from Indiana University. Doing so in 1909. He was curator of the IU Law Library for 39 years and assisted many law school students during that time"
He was a 1988 inductee into the Monroe County Hall of Fame on which his plaque reads "Honors (Pre-1946) Was the first black to earn a law degree from Indiana University. Doing so in 1909. He was curator of the IU Law Library for 39 years and assisted many law school students during that time"
Samuel Saul Dargan (b.1870, d. 1954) was the first black man to earn a law degree from Indiana University.
He was a 1988 inductee into the Monroe County Hall of Fame on which his plaque reads "Honors (Pre-1946) Was the first black to earn a law degree from Indiana University. Doing so in 1909. He was curator of the IU Law Library for 39 years and assisted many law school students during that time"
He was a 1988 inductee into the Monroe County Hall of Fame on which his plaque reads "Honors (Pre-1946) Was the first black to earn a law degree from Indiana University. Doing so in 1909. He was curator of the IU Law Library for 39 years and assisted many law school students during that time"
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