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Title: Audio - Olson, Gladys Burnette, 1916 - 2016.
Subject: --College teachers--Mankato State University--Education, --College teachers--Mankato State University--Education---- 44.146458 -94.000564 --Google Maps
Description: The Gladys Burnette Olson collection consists of an audiocassette tape, a CD duplicate of the audiocassette, and transcript of an oral history interview conducted between Olson and Uchenna Okafor during the fall of 1989. Olson spent her career working as a high school teacher, journalist, and college professor at Mankato State College in Mankato, Minnesota. In the interview, Olson discussed the areas of change and continuity that she witnessed during her career. She focused on role of teachers from 1934 to 1981. This oral history interview was conducted as a requirement for the graduate level Educational Foundations course entitled History of Education in American Culture at Mankato State University in Mankato, Minnesota. More information about this collection is available on the collection guide.http://lib.mnsu.edu/archives/fa/smhc/smhc1401.html
Date: 1989
MDL Identifier: msu00086
Identifier: MSUrepository:106315, mdl: msu00086, local: msu00086_SMHC_1401_01_01_01

Title: Audio - Alcorn, Wallace Arthur, 1930-.
Subject: --College teachers--Education--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Mankato State University--Education, --College teachers--Education--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Mankato State University--Education---- 44.146458 -94.000564 --Google Maps
Description: The Wallace Arthur Alcorn collection contains an audiocassette tape, CD duplicate of the audiocassette, and transcript of an oral history interview conducted between Alcorn and James Davlantes during the fall of 1989. During Alcorn’s career, he worked as a teacher, pastor, author, private counselor, and active U.S. Army Chaplain. In the interview, Alcorn discussed his experiences as an educator. He noted the change in the attitudes of students concerning teachers’ knowledge, authority, and roles in various communities. Furthermore, he touched on the increased expectations of teachers and the increased social responsibilities of schools. This oral history interview was conducted as a requirement for the graduate level Educational Foundations course entitled History of Education in American Culture at Mankato State University in Mankato, Minnesota. More information about this collection is available on the collection guide.http://lib.mnsu.edu/archives/fa/smhc/smhc1386.html
Date: 1989
MDL Identifier: msu00084
Identifier: MSUrepository:106310, mdl: msu00084, local: msu00084_SMHC_1386_01_01

Title: Audio part 2 - Huntley, Mary I., 1940-.
Subject: --College students--College teachers--College graduates--Mankato State College--Mankato State University--Nursing--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Mankato State Teachers College--Education, --College students--College teachers--College graduates--Mankato State College--Mankato State University--Nursing--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Mankato State Teachers College--Education---- 44.146231 -94.000398 --Google Maps
Description: The Mary I. Huntley collection consists of two audiocassette tapes, a CD duplicate of the audiocassette, a transcript, and a biographical form and interview outline of an oral history interview conducted between Huntley and Marsha Danielson in January 2007. In this interview, Huntley talks about her family, her experience as a child of Mankato State Teachers College employees, her experience as a student at Mankato State College, and her experience as a faculty member at Minnesota State University. Kennes Huntley is an additional narrator in this oral history. This oral history interview was conducted as part of the Tell Your MSU Story Oral History Project conducted by the Southern Minnesota Historical Center at Minnesota State University, Mankato. Mary Ione Hesla was born May 13, 1940 in Mountain Lake, Minnesota. She graduated from Mankato High School and attended Mankato State Teachers College where both her parents were employed. She graduated with a nursing degree in 1962 and married Kennes Huntley that year. They moved to Duluth where Huntley worked as a registered nurse at Miller Hospital. They then moved to Iowa to attend graduate school at the University of Iowa at Iowa City where Huntley graduated with a degree in psychiatric mental health nursing in 1967. She became a part-time employee at Minnesota State College in 1968 and a faculty member in 1970. Huntley took a sabbatical to study for her PhD at Texas Womens University from 1986-1988. Her two children are both Mankato State University alumni. More information about this collection is available on the collection guide.http://lib.mnsu.edu/archives/fa/smhc/smhc1735.html
Date: 2007-01
MDL Identifier: msu00079
Identifier: MSUrepository:105319, mdl: msu00079, local: msu00079_SMHC_1735_01_02

Title: Audio - Wiecking, Emma, 1894 - 1992.
Subject: --College students--Mankato State Normal School--Mankato State Teachers College--College teachers--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Education, --College students--Mankato State Normal School--Mankato State Teachers College--College teachers--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Education---- 44.146231 -94.000398 --Google Maps
Description: This collection consists of a folder, an audiocassette tape, and a CD duplicate of the audiocassette tape of an oral history interview conducted with Emma Wiecking in 1977. Wiecking graduated from the State Normal School at Mankato, and was a longtime librarian at the Mankato State Teachers College. In the interview, Wiecking discussed her youth in Mankato, her experiences as a student at the Normal School, personalities who have attended or worked on the faculty of Mankato State Teachers College, and her memories of life in Mankato. Emma Wiecking was born in Mankato in August 1894. She attended the State Normal School at Mankato, the University of Minnesota, and the Library School of the New York Public Library, and would later receive her master's degree from Columbia University. She worked in the library at Mankato State Teachers College for 37 years, retiring in 1959. Emma Wiecking died in April 1992. More information about this collection is available on the collection guide.http://lib.mnsu.edu/archives/fa/smhc/smhc1254.html
Date: 1977
MDL Identifier: msu00078
Identifier: MSUrepository:105326, mdl: msu00078, local: msu00078_SMHC_1254_01_01

Title: Audio part 1 - Huntley, Mary I., 1940-.
Subject: --College students--College graduates--College teachers--Nursing--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Mankato State Teachers College--Mankato State College--Mankato State University--Education, --College students--College graduates--College teachers--Nursing--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Mankato State Teachers College--Mankato State College--Mankato State University--Education---- 44.146231 -94.000398 --Google Maps
Description: The Mary I. Huntley collection consists of two audiocassette tapes, a CD duplicate of the audiocassette, a transcript, and a biographical form and interview outline of an oral history interview conducted between Huntley and Marsha Danielson in January 2007. In this interview, Huntley talks about her family, her experience as a child of Mankato State Teachers College employees, her experience as a student at Mankato State College, and her experience as a faculty member at Minnesota State University. Kennes Huntley is an additional narrator in this oral history. This oral history interview was conducted as part of the Tell Your MSU Story Oral History Project conducted by the Southern Minnesota Historical Center at Minnesota State University, Mankato. Mary Ione Hesla was born May 13, 1940 in Mountain Lake, Minnesota. She graduated from Mankato High School and attended Mankato State Teachers College where both her parents were employed. She graduated with a nursing degree in 1962 and married Kennes Huntley that year. They moved to Duluth where Huntley worked as a registered nurse at Miller Hospital. They then moved to Iowa to attend graduate school at the University of Iowa at Iowa City where Huntley graduated with a degree in psychiatric mental health nursing in 1967. She became a part-time employee at Minnesota State College in 1968 and a faculty member in 1970. Huntley took a sabbatical to study for her PhD at Texas Womens University from 1986-1988. Her two children are both Mankato State University alumni. More information about this collection is available on the collection guide.http://lib.mnsu.edu/archives/fa/smhc/smhc1735.html
Date: 2007-01
MDL Identifier: msu00079
Identifier: MSUrepository:105318, mdl: msu00079, local: msu00079_SMHC_1735_01_01

Title: Audio - Grundmeier, Winston S., 1929-2013
Subject: --Chemistry--College teachers--College students--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Mankato State University--Education, --Chemistry--College teachers--College students--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Mankato State University--Education---- 44.146714 -94.000036 --Google Maps
Description: The Winston S. Grundmeier collection consists of one audiocassette tape, a CD duplicate of the audiocassette, a transcript, and a biographical form and interview outline of an oral history interview conducted between Grundmeier and Sally Stenzel in July 2007. Grundmeier was employed at Mankato State University 1958-1990. In this interview, Grundmeier talks about his family, his education, and his time as a chemistry professor at Mankato State University. This oral history interview was conducted as part of the Tell Your MSU Story Oral History Project conducted by the Southern Minnesota Historical Center at Minnesota State University, Mankato. Winston Stanley Grundmeier was born November 15, 1929 in North Mankato. He attended Mankato State Teachers College and received Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry and Math in 1952. During this time he was a member of the Science Club and Young Republicans Club, president of Sigma Zeta National Science and Mathematics Honor Society and played in intramural volleyball. He went on to Iowa State University where in 1954 he received a Master of Science in Chemistry. After a few years in the U.S. Air Force he attended Kansas State University where he graduated with a Ph.D. in 1964. He was a chemistry professor at Mankato State University starting in 1958 and retired in 1990. He married Shirley Grundmeier in 1963. More information about this collection is available on the collection guide.http://lib.mnsu.edu/archives/fa/smhc/smhc1749.html
Date: 2007-07
MDL Identifier: msu00081
Identifier: MSUrepository:105325, mdl: msu00081, local: msu00081_SMHC_1749_01_01

Title: Audio - Anthony, Darwin R., 1935-.
Subject: --Mankato State Teachers College--Minnesota State University, Mankato--College teachers--Education, --Mankato State Teachers College--Minnesota State University, Mankato--College teachers--Education---- 44.146231 -94.000398 --Google Maps
Description: The Darwin R. Anthony collection consists of one CD, a transcript, and a biographical form and interview outline of an oral history interview conducted between Anthony and Evan Rusch in July 2007. In this interview, Anthony talks about his experiences as a student at Mankato State Teachers College, his family, and his career. This oral history interview was conducted as part of the Tell Your MSU Story Oral History Project conducted by the Southern Minnesota Historical Center at Minnesota State University, Mankato. Darwin Ross Anthony was born October 30, 1935 in Fairmont, Minnesota. He attended Mankato State Teachers College and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in 1957. As a student, Anthony worked various part-time jobs in Mankato and played intramural softball as part of the Charley Worm Gang. He student taught in Springfield and ended up teaching full time for college credit. A professor of Anthony’s taught him to write essays and he went on to author three children’s books and numerous essays. For a time Anthony taught art, business, and industrial art. Anthony married Beverly Peterson Anthony in August 1958. They have 3 children. More information about this collection is available on the collection guide.http://lib.mnsu.edu/archives/fa/smhc/smhc1744.html
Date: 2007-07
MDL Identifier: msu00080
Identifier: MSUrepository:105328, mdl: msu00080, local: msu00080_SMHC_1744_01_01

Title: Audio 3– Holbrook, Viola Rose (Fünfsinn), 1920-2005
Subject: --College teachers--Mankato State University--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Education, --College teachers--Mankato State University--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Education---- 44.146458 -94.000564 --Google Maps
Description: The Viola Rose Holbrook collection contains 2 audiocassette tapes, CD duplicates of the audiocassettes, and a transcript of an interview conducted between Josephine Carpenter and Holbrook in 1979. In the interview, Holbrook discussed her recollections of growing up in Rapidan, Minnesota and the educational conditions of students and teachers in the years after World War II and her experience teaching at Mankato State University. When discussing education, Holbrook recalled being a student teacher, her methods of discipline, and the demands to teaching physical education. Viola Rose Funfsinn was born on 18 May 1920 near Remsen, Iowa to John Funfsinn and Rose (Feassler) Funfsinn. After moving to Minnesota in 1925, she attended public school in Rapidan, Minnesota before spending her senior year at St. Peter High School in St. Peter, Minnesota. After high school, she attended Mankato Teachers College and began her teaching career in Lamberton, Minnesota in 1945. While teaching in Lamberton, Funfsinn married Donald Holbrook in 1947. She taught for five years in the Blue Earth County school system before taking a position in Mankato in 1951. Besides a change in employers, the Holbrook family had a son named Donald Jr. on 8 April 1951. In 1958, Holbrook joined the faculty at Mankato State College and worked in the physical education department. Holbrook continued to upgrade her education while working at the institution and completed her master's degree with a thesis entitled "Selected Factors that may Influence the Performance of Junior High School Girls in the Running High Jump" in 1959. She later earned her Ph. D. from New Mexico State University and continued teaching at Mankato State University. More information about this collection is available on the collection guide.http://lib.mnsu.edu/archives/fa/smhc/smhc195.html
Date: 1979
MDL Identifier: Msu00082
Identifier: MSUrepository:106278, mdl: Msu00082, local: msu00082_SMHC_195_01_01_03

Title: Audio - Brock, Georgene, 1937-.
Subject: --Athletics--Coaches (Athletics)--College teachers--Faculty advisors--Mankato State University--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Education, --Athletics--Coaches (Athletics)--College teachers--Faculty advisors--Mankato State University--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Education---- 44.146458 -94.000564 --Google Maps
Description: The Brock collection consists of an audio CD, transcript, and a biographical form for an oral history interview conducted between Brock, Paul Allen, and Daardi Sizemore in 2016. In this interview, Brock talks about her career at Minnesota State University Mankato as a faculty member, intramural advisor, coach, and then women’s athletics director. Brock retired in 1998 after 34 years at Minnesota State Mankato. This oral history interview was conducted as part of the Tell Your MSU Story Oral History Project conducted by the Southern Minnesota Historical Center at Minnesota State University, Mankato. Georgene Brock was born June 15, 1937 in Phoenix, Arizona. She attended Arizona State University for her bachelor’s degree in physical education and taught junior high and high school before pursuing her master’s degree at the University of New Mexico. Brock came to Mankato State College as a faculty member running women’s intramurals and teaching physical education classes. She taught gym sports, method classes, bowling, and archery besides coaching. As the women’s athletic director her duties included budgeting, scheduling, and obtaining uniforms for teams. Brock and other physical education faculty were instrumental in starting women’s athletics at Mankato State and did so on an unpaid voluntary basis. Because women’s athletics was just starting there was no budget, meaning no uniforms, food, or facilities. However, Mankato State had one of the best physical education programs in the state and the students initially involved were physical education majors with great enthusiasm and skill. Gradually, women’s athletics received more money and the sports became more organized in the state and nationally. Brock retired in 1998 after 34 years at Mankato State University. Her position as women’s athletic director was eliminated after her retirement. More information about this collection is available on the collection guide.http://lib.mnsu.edu/archives/fa/smhc/smhc254.html
Date: 2016
MDL Identifier: msu00083
Identifier: MSUrepository:106282, mdl: msu00083, local: msu00083_SMHC_254_01_02_01

Title: Audio 2– Holbrook, Viola Rose (Fünfsinn), 1920-2005
Subject: --College teachers--Mankato State University--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Education, --College teachers--Mankato State University--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Education---- 44.146458 -94.000564 --Google Maps
Description: The Viola Rose Holbrook collection contains 2 audiocassette tapes, CD duplicates of the audiocassettes, and a transcript of an interview conducted between Josephine Carpenter and Holbrook in 1979. In the interview, Holbrook discussed her recollections of growing up in Rapidan, Minnesota and the educational conditions of students and teachers in the years after World War II and her experience teaching at Mankato State University. When discussing education, Holbrook recalled being a student teacher, her methods of discipline, and the demands to teaching physical education. Viola Rose Funfsinn was born on 18 May 1920 near Remsen, Iowa to John Funfsinn and Rose (Feassler) Funfsinn. After moving to Minnesota in 1925, she attended public school in Rapidan, Minnesota before spending her senior year at St. Peter High School in St. Peter, Minnesota. After high school, she attended Mankato Teachers College and began her teaching career in Lamberton, Minnesota in 1945. While teaching in Lamberton, Funfsinn married Donald Holbrook in 1947. She taught for five years in the Blue Earth County school system before taking a position in Mankato in 1951. Besides a change in employers, the Holbrook family had a son named Donald Jr. on 8 April 1951. In 1958, Holbrook joined the faculty at Mankato State College and worked in the physical education department. Holbrook continued to upgrade her education while working at the institution and completed her master's degree with a thesis entitled "Selected Factors that may Influence the Performance of Junior High School Girls in the Running High Jump" in 1959. She later earned her Ph. D. from New Mexico State University and continued teaching at Mankato State University. More information about this collection is available on the collection guide.http://lib.mnsu.edu/archives/fa/smhc/smhc195.html
Date: 1979
MDL Identifier: msu00082
Identifier: MSUrepository:106277, mdl: msu00082, local: msu00082_SMHC_195_01_01_02

Title: Audio 1– Holbrook, Viola Rose (Fünfsinn), 1920-2005
Subject: --Mankato State University--College teachers--Physical education--Education, --Mankato State University--College teachers--Physical education--Education---- 44.146458 -94.000564 --Google Maps
Description: The Viola Rose Holbrook collection contains 2 audiocassette tapes, CD duplicates of the audiocassettes, and a transcript of an interview conducted between Josephine Carpenter and Holbrook in 1979. In the interview, Holbrook discussed her recollections of growing up in Rapidan, Minnesota and the educational conditions of students and teachers in the years after World War II and her experience teaching at Mankato State University. When discussing education, Holbrook recalled being a student teacher, her methods of discipline, and the demands to teaching physical education. Viola Rose Funfsinn was born on 18 May 1920 near Remsen, Iowa to John Funfsinn and Rose (Feassler) Funfsinn. After moving to Minnesota in 1925, she attended public school in Rapidan, Minnesota before spending her senior year at St. Peter High School in St. Peter, Minnesota. After high school, she attended Mankato Teachers College and began her teaching career in Lamberton, Minnesota in 1945. While teaching in Lamberton, Funfsinn married Donald Holbrook in 1947. She taught for five years in the Blue Earth County school system before taking a position in Mankato in 1951. Besides a change in employers, the Holbrook family had a son named Donald Jr. on 8 April 1951. In 1958, Holbrook joined the faculty at Mankato State College and worked in the physical education department. Holbrook continued to upgrade her education while working at the institution and completed her master's degree with a thesis entitled "Selected Factors that may Influence the Performance of Junior High School Girls in the Running High Jump" in 1959. She later earned her Ph. D. from New Mexico State University and continued teaching at Mankato State University. More information about this collection is available on the collection guide.http://lib.mnsu.edu/archives/fa/smhc/smhc195.html
Date: 1979
MDL Identifier: msu0082
Identifier: MSUrepository:106140, mdl: msu0082, local: msu00082_SMHC_195_01_01_01

Title: Audio - Hagen, Hal E., 1922-2002.
Subject: --College teachers--Mankato State University--Education--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Education, --College teachers--Mankato State University--Education--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Education---- 44.146458 -94.000564 --Google Maps
Description: The Hal E. Hagen collection consists of an audiocassette tape, a CD duplicate of the audiocassette, and transcript of an oral history interview conducted between Hagen and Briseis, Lih-Ping Feng during the fall of 1989. Hagen, an Emeritus professor of curriculum and instruction at Mankato State University, worked as an educator a various levels between 1950 and 1989. In the interview, Hagen discussed the areas of change and continuity during his career. He focused on educational philosophy and national and community expectations. This oral history interview was conducted as a requirement for the graduate level Educational Foundations course entitled History of Education in American Culture at Mankato State University in Mankato, Minnesota. More information about this collection is available on the collection guide.http://lib.mnsu.edu/archives/fa/smhc/smhc1394.html
Date: 1989
MDL Identifier: msu00085
Identifier: MSUrepository:106285, mdl: msu00085, local: msu00085_SMHC_1394_01_01

Title: SMHC 1445 Audio Pietan
Subject: --Art--College teachers--Education--Mankato State College--Mankato State University--Oral history--Education, --Art--College teachers--Education--Mankato State College--Mankato State University--Oral history--Education---- 44.146458 -94.000564 --Google Maps
Description: The Norman Pietan collection consists of an audiocassette tape, a CD duplicate of the audiocassette, and transcript of an oral history interview conducted between Pietan and Lee Chinghwa during the fall of 1987. Pietan worked as an art education professor at Mankato State College and University between 1965 and 1983. He had previous experiences working as an art teacher in a Maryland high school and as a faculty member at St. Cloud State and at Mills College in Oakland, California. In the interview, Pietan discussed his experiences as a professor of art education and the changes he witnessed during his career. Furthermore, he discussed his perceptions of Mankato and its inhabitants along with his understanding of the interactions between teachers, students, and community organizations. This oral history interview was conducted as a requirement for the graduate level Educational Foundations course entitled History of Education in American Culture at Mankato State University in Mankato, Minnesota. More information about this collection is available on the collection guide, http://lib.mnsu.edu/archives/fa/smhc/smhc1445.html.
Date: 1987-10-09
MDL Identifier: msu00139
Identifier: MSUrepository:144641, mdl: msu00139, local: msu00139_SMHC_1445_DVD

Title: SMHC 1431 Audio Petersen
Subject: --College teachers--Education--Mankato State College--Mankato State University--Oral history--Education, --College teachers--Education--Mankato State College--Mankato State University--Oral history--Education---- 44.146458 -94.000564 --Google Maps
Description: The Dwain F. Petersen collection contains an audiocassette tape, a CD duplicate of the audiocassette, and transcript of an oral history interview conducted between Petersen and Francisca Beverly Epale during the fall of 1990. In the interview, Petersen discussed the changes that he observed while teaching in several rural communities and while serving as a professor and chairman of the Educational Foundations program at Mankato State University. The interview covers the period between 1955 and 1990. This oral history interview was conducted as a requirement for the graduate level Educational Foundations course entitled History of Education in American Culture at Mankato State University in Mankato, Minnesota. More information about this collection is available on the collection guide, http://lib.mnsu.edu/archives/fa/smhc/smhc1431.html.
Date: 1990-10-17
MDL Identifier: msu00135
Identifier: MSUrepository:144620, mdl: msu00135, local: msu00135_SMHC_1431_DVD

Title: SMHC 1441 Audio Longwell-Wera
Subject: --College teachers--Education--Mankato State College--Mankato State University--Oral history--Education, --College teachers--Education--Mankato State College--Mankato State University--Oral history--Education---- 44.146458 -94.000564 --Google Maps
Description: The Patricia A. Longwell-Wera collection consists of a transcript, an audiocassette tape, and a CD duplicate of the audiocassette of an interview conducted between Longwell-Wera and Traci Rae Parent during the spring of 1990. In the interview, Longwell-Wera discussed her twenty-five year career as a professor of foreign language at Mankato State University in Mankato, Minnesota. Specifically, she focused upon the changing relationships between faculty and administration caused in part from the Vietnam War, the economy, and the public’s changing political proclivities. This oral history interview was conducted as a requirement for the graduate level Educational Foundations course entitled History of Education in American Culture at Mankato State University in Mankato, Minnesota. More information about this collection is available on the collection guide, http://lib.mnsu.edu/archives/fa/smhc/smhc1441.html.
Date: 1990-04-26
MDL Identifier: msu00138
Identifier: MSUrepository:144638, mdl: msu00138, local: msu00138_SMHC_1441_DVD

Title: SMHC 260 Audio Schwartzkopf
Subject: --College teachers--Mankato State University--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Oral history--Education, --College teachers--Mankato State University--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Oral history--Education---- 44.146231 -94.000398 --Google Maps
Description: Louis A. Schwartzkopf was born April 19, 1946 in Lincoln, Nebraska. He graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1967 with a bachelor’s degree in physics and the University of California, Berkley in 1974 with a doctoral degree in physics. He taught at Eastern Oregon State College before becoming a faculty member at Mankato State University in 1982. Schwartzkopf is married to Rebecca (Becky) Schwartzkopf and they have one daughter, Dorothy. He retired from Minnesota State University Mankato in 2010. More information about this collection is available on the collection guide, http://lib.mnsu.edu/archives/fa/smhc/smhc260.html.
Date: 2017-06-06
MDL Identifier: msu00147
Identifier: MSUrepository:145528, mdl: msu00147, local: msu00147_SMHC_260_01_02

Title: SMHC 262 Audio Bernhagen
Subject: --College administrators--College teachers--Mankato State University--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Oral history--Education, --College administrators--College teachers--Mankato State University--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Oral history--Education---- 44.147841 -94.000183 --Google Maps
Description: William R. Bernhagen was born September 11, 1940 in Appleton, Wisconsin. After graduating from high school he worked for a few years in the textile mills and joined the U.S. military for two years. He was the first in his family to go on to higher education and graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with a bachelor’s degree in geography in 1968, the University of Iowa with a master’s degree in planning in 1970, and the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1974 with a doctoral degree in environmental planning and resource management. Bernhagen came to Mankato State University as a development officer in 1987. He also taught courses in the Urban and Regional Studies Institute for a few years before he retired in 2005. Bernhagen is married to Christine (Solberg) Bernhagen in 1967 and they have two children, Grant and Nissa. In this interview, Bernhagen talks about his family, his education, and his career at Minnesota State University Mankato in University Advancement and as a faculty member in the Urban and Regional Studies Institute.
Date: 2007-04-27
MDL Identifier: msu00155
Identifier: MSUrepository:145883, mdl: msu00155, local: msu00155_SMHC_262_01_02

Title: SMHC 1741 Audio Ready
Subject: --Mankato State College--Mankato State University--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Oral history--College teachers--Education, --Mankato State College--Mankato State University--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Oral history--College teachers--Education---- 44.146458 -94.000564 --Google Maps
Description: Sandra J. Ready was born November 23, 1945 in Miami Beach, Florida. She graduated from Saint Louis Park High School in Saint Louis Park, MN in 1963 and began her higher education studies at the University of Minnesota. She transferred to Mankato State College and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in education and went on to teach high school English, speech, and journalism. She later completed a master’s degree in library media education, a specialist degree in curriculum and instruction, and a second bachelor’s degree from Mankato State University. Ready was a Mankato State University librarian and retired in 2002. Ready married Kirk Ready in July 1967 and they have two children, both Mankato State University alums. More information about this collection is available on the collection guide, http://lib.mnsu.edu/archives/fa/smhc/smhc1741.html.
Date: 2006-11-07
MDL Identifier: msu00148
Identifier: MSUrepository:145539, mdl: msu00148, local: msu00148_SMHC_1741_01_DVD

Title: SMHC 1651 Audio Brown
Subject: --College teachers--Education--Mankato State College--Mankato State University--Oral history--Education, --College teachers--Education--Mankato State College--Mankato State University--Oral history--Education---- 44.146412 -93.000479 --Google Maps
Description: The Arline Brown collection consists of one audiocassette tape, a CD duplicate of the audiocassette, a transcript, and a biographical form and interview outline of an oral history interview conducted between Brown and Phyllis M. Wisen on 1 November 1980. Brown was a faculty member at Mankato State University and taught Economics from 1957 to 1977. This interview deals with Brown’s perceptions of Mankato State University during the years she taught there including, but not limited to, issues concerning female faculty members and the growth of the Economics Department. More information about this collection is available on the collection guide.http://lib.mnsu.edu/archives/fa/smhc/smhc1651.html
Date: 1980-11-01
MDL Identifier: msu00145
Identifier: MSUrepository:144689, mdl: msu00145, local: msu00145_SMHC_1651_DVD

Title: SMHC 1746 Audio Graham
Subject: --Mankato State Teachers College--Mankato State College--Mankato State University--Minnesota State University, Mankato--College teachers--Chemistry--Education, --Mankato State Teachers College--Mankato State College--Mankato State University--Minnesota State University, Mankato--College teachers--Chemistry--Education---- 44.146714 -94.000036 --Google Maps
Description: Robert Leslie Graham was born in January 9, 1920 in Saratoga, Iowa and passed away on October 9, 2016 in Mankato. He graduated from high school in Riceville, Iowa in 1943 and was working for Hormel when he received a draft notice. Graham joined the U.S. Navy, trained to be a radio operator and was assigned to the USS Louisville. After his service he enrolled at Austin Community College. He transferred to Mankato State Teachers College and graduated in 1952 with a bachelor’s in chemistry, then completed a master’s degree at the University of Minnesota in 1954. He taught at Grandview College for a year before enrolling at the University of Virginia. Graham taught at DuPont in Virginia for a year and then at Virginia Tech for four years before joining the faculty at Mankato State College in 1964. He retired in 1989. Graham married Marie Payne Graham on June 15, 1957. They have one child.
Date: 2007
MDL Identifier: msu00149
Identifier: MSUrepository:145862, mdl: msu00149, local: msu00149_SMHC_1746_DVD

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