Overview to Social Change Interview: In this interview of Maureen Keck shared personal experiences and perspectives on life during World War II and navigating gender roles and discrimination in the 1960s. Maureen Keck, born in…
Interview with Alain Borrel, French Immigration in the 1950s, History 150H Spring 2024, Conducted by Timothy Balon, March 14, 2024 Overview It is the late 1940s in France right after the end of WWII…
Interview with Kate Harold, A Mother’s Journey through Social Change in the STEM field, History 150 Spring 2024, Conducted by Grace Wisler, March 24, 2024. Overview Before WWII, Social structures set in place made it…
Interview with Ansley French, History 150 Spring 2024, Conducted by Layla French, March 20th, 2024. Overview to Social Change Interview: In this interview the interviewer, Layla French, interviews her mother, Ansley French about her journey…
Overview For Social Change Interview: The interview above captures my conversation with Gabriel Gozzoli, my Nonno (grandfather in Italian), as we discuss his life story of emigrating from Italy to New York. Nonno reflects on…
Overview to Social Change Interview Immigration to a new country has always been seen as a difficult task for many. Whether it be because of the distance, war, or law restrictions, it is not a…
Interview with Michelle Tynan, History 150 Spring 2024, Conducted by Delaney Tynan, March 16, 2024. Overview: Over the past several years, it is safe to say that the average classroom has changed drastically between the…
Vietnamese artillerymen fire from a mountain position during field training. 6 July 2019. Unsplash, https://unsplash.com/photos/grayscale-photo-of-men-standing-near-cannon-TNU8604rMVk. Accessed 9 Apr. 2024. Interview with Phillip Meyer, History 150 Spring 2024, Conducted by Dylan Meyer, March 11 2024. Overview…
Interview with Nancy Williamson, History 150, Spring 2024, Conducted by Peter Williamson, March 15, 2024. Overview to Interview: Special educators play a key role in giving the extra support and assistance to the countless students…
