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Box OSBCHI-E-1

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Oblate Oral History Project papers, Winter 2019

 Series — Box: OSBCHI-E-1, Folder: 6
Scope and Contents

These oral histories were conducted by students in the Oral History: Memory, Method and Practice course. This series contains interviews with Barbara Boland, Mary Klug, Kathleen Riordan, Bertha Blattner, Matt Ambre, Mary Clare Cadieux, and Benedict Hane.

Dates: Winter 2019

Oblate Oral History Project papers, Spring 2020

 Series — Box: OSBCHI-E-1, Folder: 9
Scope and Contents

In the Spring of 2020, students in the Doing Local and Community History course were studying from home due to the national emergency protocols in place for the Covid-19 pandemic. They had to do the interviews remotely instead of face-to-face which gave the opportunity to obtain oral histories from Oblates outside of the Chicago area: Eleanor Sanchez, Annie Ronquillo, Abigail Algiene, Phyllis King, and Sophie Ruskin.

Dates: Spring 2020

Oblate Oral History Project papers, Spring 2017

 Series — Box: OSBCHI-E-1, Folder: 4
Scope and Contents

These oral histories were conducted by students in the Doing Local and Community History course. They were featured in the posters at the Testimonial Dinner of June 2017. This set includes Sr. Benita Coffey, OSB; Sr. Joan Hentges, OSB; Carol and Paul Brimstin; Michael Garcia, OP; Dorothy Andries; Currency (Penny) Kerndt; Emily Hartman; Patty Ballard.

Dates: Spring 2017

Oblate Oral History Project papers, Spring 2019

 Series — Box: OSBCHI-E-1, Folder: 7
Scope and Contents

Sandra Andress, a graduate history student at DePaul University, Chicago, Illinois created this series of oral histories as part of an independent study. She interviewed Richard Fields, Kathlyn Myers, Rosalie Riegle, Kevin Cheers, Dan Raven, and Kay McSpadden.

Dates: Spring 2019

Oblate Program History Project papers

 Collection — Box: OSBCHI-E-1
Identifier: OSBCHI-E-200
Scope and Contents

This collection has a sampling of oral histories from Oblates of St. Scholastica Monastery, Chicago, Illinois. It holds the transcripts and some ancilliary materials. The audio recordings of the interviews are in the Digital Recordings Collection.

Dates: 2017-2020