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CWU’s Dean of Libraries reflects on providing library services during a pandemic, exploring a very quiet Ellensburg, and keeping in communication with friends far away.
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James Harper talk about his early life, growing up in southern California, and education before coming to Central Washington University to work as a professor of mathematics.
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John Drinkwater and Scott Drummond talk about their early life and work at Central Washington University. John started his career at Central as advisor to student government and later became…
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Welcome to the family at Central Washington University. CWU employs approx. 1500 employees and some of the staff say what they like about working at the university.
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Shirley Kern studied at Central Washington College of Education (later Central Washington University), 1941-1945.
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John Wesley (Wes) Crum discusses his experiences at Central Washington University from 1949 to 1978. Crum served as a Professor of Education, Director of Graduate Studies, Dean of Instruction, and…
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John Utzinger taught in the philosophy department at Central Washington University, 1963-1993.
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Eldon (Jake) Jacobsen taught in the psychology department at Central Washington University, 1950-1990.
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Kenneth (Ken) Gamon taught in the mathematics department at Central Washington University, 1965 to the 2000s.
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Etta Owens describes her family's arrival in Roslyn, Washington, circa 1889. She talks about relocating with her family to Ronald, Washington, for work at the No. 3 Mine (Patrick's Mine).…
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Dale Horton worked on irrigation projects for 46 years in the Yakima and Kittitas Valleys, Washington state. He talks about the construction of Lake Keechelus Dam, 1913-1916. He discusses his…
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Marko Briski (b. 1893) describes his family's immigration from Yugoslavia to Ronald, Washington, in 1915. He describes cultural customs, religion, school, farming, logging, musical traditions,…
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Mary Fassero speaks about her family's Italian roots and involvement in lodges, mushrooming, holidays, seamstress work, hunting, and bocce ball. She describes her father's work as fire boss…
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Mary Chiado speaks about her family's Italian roots and Italian traditions in Cle Elum, Washington, including lodges, sports (bocce ball), wine-making, cheese-making, mushrooming, home remedies,…
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Marko Briski (b. 1893) describes his family's immigration from Yugoslavia to Ronald, Washington, in 1915. He describes cultural customs, religion, school, farming, logging, musical traditions,…
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Mary Fassero speaks about her family's Italian roots and involvement in lodges, mushrooming, holidays, seamstress work, hunting, and bocce ball. She describes her father's work as fire boss…
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