Varsity Voices : Problems and Prospects of Oral History in Academe

Authors

James Anthony Schnur
Susan Beth Donoff
Kimberly Nordon
Alexandra Curran
Vicki Rosser

Alternate Title

Sunshine Statements : Curatorial and Historiographical Perspectives of Oral History in the Sunshine State; Opening Up Dialog about Closing Up Shop : Oral History as a Source for Academic Programs Facing Elimination; Remastering Realities, Contextualizing Identity, and Preserving Community : One Institution's Foray into Oral History

Document Type

Presentation

Publication Date

2012

Abstract

Materials here were shared in a panel entitled, "Varsity Voices: Problems and Prospects of Oral History in Academe" that was held at the 2013 Southwest Oral History Association Conference, during that organization's annual meeting at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. The conference ran from April 4 through April 6. This session took place on April 6. Vicki Rosser served as panel chair. Susan Donoff delivered a paper entitled "Opening Up Dialog about Closing Up Shop." An excerpt of this paper is included. Alexandra Curran and Kimberly Nordon submitted a video presentation entitled "Remastering Realities, Contextualizing Identity, and Preserving Community" that was shown at the conference. An abstract regarding their research appears in this record. Jim Schnur discussed "Sunshine Statements" and a full-text version of his lecture and an accompanying PDF version of the PowerPoint presentation are included.

Recommended Citation

Schnur, James Anthony; Donoff, Susan Beth; Nordon, Kimberly; Curran, Alexandra; and Rosser, Vicki, "Varsity Voices : Problems and Prospects of Oral History in Academe" (2012). USF St. Petersburg campus Faculty Publications. 3085.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/fac_publications/3085

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