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Stanley Chodorow S. S. Penner
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Penner discusses his activities as founding dean of the UCSD School of Engineering Special Collections & Archives, UC San Diego, La Jolla, 92093-0175 (https://lib.ucsd.edu/sca) Recorded at the University of California, San Diego Digitized from an audio recording of an oral history conducted by Stanley Chodorow, former Dean of Arts and Humanities at UC San Diego. Over the course of two years, Chodorow interviewed founding members of various UC San Diego academic departments, focusing on the principles followed in establishing a given department. Bradley Westbrook served as University Archivist at the time of the interview and helped coordinate the interviews. He can be heard occasionally in the interview.
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Two digitized sound recordings and one transcript.
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ark:/20775/bb15027726
Language
English
Subject
History Oral histories Universities and colleges--Administration Interviews UCSD Jacobs School of Engineering University of California, San Diego. School of Engineering University of California, San Diego San Diego (California) Penner, S. S
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