| Interviewee |
Kaufman, Charles L. |
| Interview
Date |
April 4, 1975 |
| Collection |
Oral History Collection |
| Number
of Tapes |
1 |
| Tape
# |
OH 47 |
| Play
length |
29 min: 41 sec |
| Tape
condition/# sides? |
Good / 1 side |
| Transcript? |
Yes |
| No.
typed pages |
7 pages |
| Other
attachments |
Photocopies (poor) of press releases with photos; correspondence; Kaufman Hall floor plan; School of Engineering information; obituary article from Ledger-Star 10/2/85 |
| Transcript
Location |
Special Collections |
| Subject
1 |
Old Dominion University History -- 1940s, 1950s, 1960s |
| Subject
2 |
Advisory Board of the Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary |
| Subject
3 |
President Webb's Administration |
| Subject
4 |
Finances at ODU |
| Subject
a |
Black admissions |
| Subject
b |
Massive resistance |
| Subject
c |
Separation from William and Mary |
Subject
d |
|
| ODU
Service |
Advisory Board, Norfolk Division 1947-1962 |
| Interviewee
Birth/Death |
b. June 1, 1896; d.October 1, 1985 |
| Other
Interviewee Info |
Charles L. Kaufman served on the Advisory Board of the Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary from 1947-1962. He was also a Norfolk lawyer and philanthropist, after whom the Kaufman Mall and Kaufman Hall were named. |
| Interview
Summary |
The interview discusses developments in the university, his views of the Webb administration, finances, the separation from William and Mary, and the role ODU played in during massive resistance. |
| Interviewer |
Dr. James R. Sweeney |
| Interviewer
Info |
Old Dominion University Archivist |
| Physical
Location (audio cassette) |
Special Collections |
| CDROM
Location |
Special Collections |
| Number
of CDRoms |
1 |
| Web
location |
http://www.lib.odu.edu/specialcollections/oralhistory/oduhistory/kaufmantranscript.html |
| .wav
size |
77 mb |
| .rm
size |
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| 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. |