Wolf Tales recording with Debbie Carraway and Henry Schaffer: Wolf Tales Open Recording Day, 12 February 2018

Item information

Title:

Wolf Tales recording with Debbie Carraway and Henry Schaffer: Wolf Tales Open Recording Day, 12 February 2018

Description:

This recording was conducted in the Talley Student Union on the campus of North Carolina State University in Raleigh, North Carolina, at a Wolf Tales Open Recording Day. Debbie Carraway and Henry Schaffer discuss Schaffer’s arrival at NC State in 1959, desegregation at NC State, first female African American academic staff member Justina Williams, Chancellors Carey Bostian, John T. Caldwell, and Larry Monteith, the evolution of NC State into a leading research university, interacting with Japanese colleagues following World War II, Professor of Plant Pathology and campus administrator Nash Winstead, and progress in inclusivity and equity for the LGBT community at NC State. (Preferred citation: Wolf Tales recording with Debbie Carraway and Henry Schaffer, 12 February 2018, NCSU Libraries Wolf Tales Recordings, MC 00581, Special Collections Research Center, North Carolina State University Libraries, Raleigh, NC)

Topics:

University History

Subjects:

African American students

Original Format:

Digital video recording, sound, color

Extent:

35:03

Item identifier:

mc00581-wt-carraway-schaffer-20180212

Producer:

North Carolina State University. Libraries more info on North Carolina State University. Libraries 

Interviewee:

Carraway, Debbie more info on Carraway, Debbie 

Interviewee:

Schaffer, Henry more info on Schaffer, Henry 

Created Date:

2018-02-12

Genre:

Oral histories (Document genres)

Names:

Carraway, Debbie more info on Carraway, Debbie 
Schaffer, Henry more info on Schaffer, Henry 

Location:

Raleigh (N.C.)

Digital Project:

Wolf Tales: Capturing Voices of the Pack: As part of the NC State University Libraries Special Collections Research Center, the Wolf Tales project collects the stories of the NC State community, past and present. NC State community members are invited to share memories of the events, people, and places that shaped their time at NC State. Stories are preserved and shared with current and future generations, to tell the history of NC State University through the voices of the people who lived it. Wolf Tales recordings and transcripts will be archived at NC State University Libraries and shared online through our Special Collections website.