Wayne A. Dedman, interviewed by Bruce Leslie

Journal Title

Thumbnail Image

Files

staff/3/fulltext (1).pdf (121.16 KB)
staff/3/image (1).jpg (51.32 KB)
staff/3/audio (1).mp3 (40.44 MB)
staff/3/audio (2).mp3 (36.21 MB)
staff/3/audio (3).mp3 (27.22 MB)

Issue Date

2000-08-09

Authors

Tynan, Jacob
Leslie, Bruce

Publisher

URI

http://hdl.handle.net/1951/78667

Keywords

Chairman , Cherishing This Heritage , President , Committees , Teacher's College , Social Studies , History , Andrews , Tuttle , Tower , Cooper , Brown , Gupta , E.B. Smith , University Center , SUNY System

Abstract

Wayne Dedman was a professor of history at Brockport from 1945 to 1977. He studied at Illinois State and the University of Chicago, and received his doctorate from the University of Rochester. In this interview he discusses the changes Brockport underwent during that period, his multiple roles in the college administration, his cowriting of "Cherishing This Heritage," and his relationships with fellow staff members. Also discussed is the early culture at the college before its expansion, and the internal and statewide politics which were both causes and effects of the changes to the College at Brockport's structure and curricula.

Description

DOI

Collections

Interviews With Staff Past & Present

Content Designation

Archived web content

Accessibility Statement

Request Accessible Version