Moore, Wendy interview by Bylard, Kaitlyn, Spring 2018
Scope and Contents
The CGU History 304/Introduction to Oral History Methodology course trains graduate students in both the theoretical and practical aspects of conducting oral histories. For Spring 2018, the theme for the course was “Women of Color in Southern California.” Students interviewed women of color from a wide range of backgrounds, including academics, students, and professionals.
All abstracts were written by the interviewer.
Dates
- Creation: Spring 2018
Language of Materials
Languages represented in the collection: English.
Access
Collection open for research.
Extent
From the Collection: 0.8 Linear Feet (2 document boxes)
Abstract
Dr. Wendy Moore speaks about her family, personal and racial identity as a Christian and mixed race woman, her education and role as a principal, and historical events in the late twentieth century. The interview covers Dr. Moore's childhood and adolescence in Bloomington, California, and her experiences in college at University of California Los Angeles.
Note
Materials relating to Bylard's interview of Wendy Moore, which was conducted as part of the History 304 "Women of Color in Southern California" oral history project. Included are a transcript of the interview, followup questions conducted via email, final research paper, and associated permission forms.
Repository Details
Part of the 01 - Special Collections & Archives, The Claremont Colleges Library Repository
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Claremont CA 91711 United States
Email: specialcollections@claremont.edu