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  Richard Gray interview

  Richard Gray

  Richard Gray served as an instructor in the ROTC program at Central Washington University in the 1970s.

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  James Green Video Interview

  James Green

  James Green discusses personal history, first impressions of CWU, student attitudes, influential faculty members, political problems on campus, town/gown relationships, CWU's counseling program, proud moments for CWU, and final thoughts.

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  John Green interview

  John Green

  John Green served as an administrator and instructor in the education department at Central Washington University, 1968-1988.

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  Harriet Craven Greenwood Video Interview

  Harriet Craven Greenwood

  Harriet Craven Greenwood discusses personal history, discrimination, social life, student jobs, marriage and children, helpful professors, and teaching.

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  Marilyn Grey interview

  Marilyn Grey

  Marilyn Grey attended Central Washington State College between 1958 and 1967.

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  George Grossman interview

  George Grossman

  George Grossman taught in the education department at Central Washington University, 1966-1991.

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  Sheryl Grunden Video Interview

  Sheryl Grunden

  Sheryl Grunden discusses personal history, getting hired in 1996, changes in campus buildings and feel, employment history at CWU, managing eligibility of transfer students' credits, numbering of courses, changes in the transfer credit system, and improvements to registrar services

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  Gerald "Gerry" Gunn Video Interview

  Gerald Gunn

  Gerald Gunn talks about his early life in Canada and education before coming to Central. He also discusses working in both Economics and Business departments and being chair of the department. He also talks about relations with administration and changes over time.

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  Helmi Habib interview

  Helmi Habib

  Helmi Habib taught in the chemistry department at Central Washington University, 1964-1995.

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  Dodie Haight Video Interview

  Dodie Haight

  Dodie Haight discusses her personal background, job history, outstanding students, campus activities, attended classes, problems at CWU, and the Central Association for Lifelong Learning (C.A.L.L).

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  Mark Halperin interview

  Mark Halperin

  Mark Halperin came to Central Washington State College (later Central Washington University) to teach in the English department in 1966.

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  Kenneth Hammond interview

  Kenneth Hammond

  Kenneth Hammond taught in the geography department at Central Washington University, 1962-1997.

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  Lila Harper Video Interview

  Lila Harper

  Lila Harper discusses her early life growing up in California and then moving to Oregon and later earning her PHD before coming to Central in 1989 and teaching in the English department. She also discusses organizing the non-tenure track faculty. Later she worked for the graduate school editing thesis.

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  Edward Harrington interview

  Edward Harrington

  Edward J. Harrington served as Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs at Central Washington University from 1970 to 1989.

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  Ruth Harrington Video Interview

  Ruth Harrington

  Ruth Harrington talks about her early life and moving to Ellensburg in 1973. She discusses the beginnings and the growth of her scholarship luncheon groups to help fund scholarships for Central Washington University students.

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  Ruth Hartman interview

  Ruth Hartman

  Ruth Hartman served as a government documents librarian at Central Washington University, 1965-1985.

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  Ruth Hartman Video Interview

  Ruth Hartman

  Ruth Hartman discusses personal history, Congress in 1962, government documents, library space, microform, getting a new library in 1975, and presidents and deans.

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  Joseph Haruda interview

  Joseph Haruda

  Joseph Haruda taught in the music department at Central Washington University, 1951-1981.

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  James Hawkins interview

  James Hawkins

  James Hawkins taught in the theatre arts program at Central Washington University, 1970-2002.

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  Beverly Heckart interview

  Beverly Heckart

  Beverly Heckart taught in the history department at Central Washington University, 1967-2003.

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  Raeburne Heimbeck Video Interview Part 1

  Raeburne Heimbeck

  Raeburne Heimbeck discusses personal history, coming to CWU as an associate professor in 1967, humorous events on campus, influential faculty members, faculty/administration problems, the salary schedule, faculty code, academic freedom, faculty senate, long range planning, changes at CWU, quality of students, and awards and honors.

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  Wayne Hertz interview

  Wayne Hertz

  Wayne Hertz taught in the music department at Central Washington College of Education (predecessor to Central Washington University) 1938-1974. He passed away in 1996. This interview was conducted immediately after the CWU centennial celebration on May 30, 1991, which was the culmination of a year long celebration. Music Professor Emeritus Robert Panerio composed ³Te Deum² especially for the event. His piece was dedicated to Wayne Hertz.

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  John Herum interview

  John Herum

  John Herum taught in the English department at Central Washington University, 1962-1993.

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  Carol Hill Video Interview

  Carol Hill

  Carol Hill discusses growing up in Chelan County.She was in the army before coming to central as a single mom. She worked at the library as a student and then she worked in accounting for many years and retired as a distinguished civil servant.

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  Wendell Hill interview

  Wendell Hill

  Wendell Hill acted as Director of Auxiliary Services at Central Washington University, 1963-1993.