This comprehensive biography chronicles the life and achievements of Charles Duncan McIver, a prominent educator and public figure in early 20th century North Carolina. McIver was instrumental in the founding and development of what is now the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, and his tireless efforts to improve educational opportunities for women and minorities continue to be felt today. Written by one of McIver's colleagues, this book is a tribute to a remarkable man whose legacy continues to inspire and inform.

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