Interviewee

Interviewee	Healy, Joseph Ewart
Interview Date	June 9, 1960
Collection	Oral History Collection
Number of Tapes	1
Tape #	OH 122
Play length	40 min
Tape condition/# sides?	Good / 2 sides (incomplete)
Transcript?	Yes
No. typed pages	7 pages (incomplete)
Other attachments
Transcript Location	Special Collections
Subject 1	Old Dominion University History -- 1920s, 1930s
Subject 2	Building and land acquisition
Subject 3	First students, faculty, administrators
Subject 4
Subject a	Atlantic University, Virginia Beach
Subject b
Subject c
Subject d
ODU Service	1924-1930, Director of Wm & Mary Extension in Norfolk; 1926-1939, Principal of Blair Middle School
Interviewee Birth/Death	d. 8/24/67
Other Interviewee Info	Joseph Ewart Healy was instrumental in establishing the Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary, now Old Dominion University. From 1924-1930, Healy was Director of the William and Mary Extension in Norfolk. During that time, he was also Principal at Norfolk's Blair Junior High School.
Interview Summary	This interview was conducted by Robert H. Land, Librarian at William and Mary College, and another individual. The interview discusses the early days of Old Dominion University -- from the William and Mary Extension Program, to the acquisition of the Larchmont Elementary School and adjacent land, to preparation of the first catalog, to enrolling the first students and hiring the first faculty.
Interviewer	Robert H. Land (and someone else)
Interviewer Info	Librarian at Wm & Mary
Physical Location (audio cassette)	Box: Oral Histories
CDROM Location	Special Collections
Number of CDRoms	1
Web location	http://www.lib.odu.edu/special/oralhistory/oduhistory/healytranscript.html
.wav size	103 mb
.rm size	14 mb
Copyright	The audio and transcripts in this collection are copyright of the Old Dominion University.
Permitted Use	They may be used for educational and research purposes only. They may not be copied, altered or amended in any way.