David Eisenman (Part 4) · Voices of Illinois · University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Library

Title: David Eisenman (Part 4)
Date(s): 1/14/2020
Interviewee(s): David Eisenman See all items with this value
Interviewer(s): Katie Nichols See all items with this value
Interviewer Position: Archives Resource Officer
Summary: Eisenman discusses the discontent certain faculty members and students felt during the centennial year regarding the quality of education at the University of Illinois. Of major concern was the length of time it took for new courses to be approved, which Eisenman found discouraging during the Vietnam era, a period of rapid change.
Language: English
Subject(s): activism See all items with this value; administration See all items with this value; agriculture See all items with this value; educational reform movement See all items with this value; centennial See all items with this value; science See all items with this value; student life See all items with this value; vietnam era See all items with this value; vietnam war See all items with this value
Related Resources: David Eisenman Papers, 1965-74 (41/2/25); Graduate College Centennial Committee File, 1966-1969 (7/1/31); HPSCHD Sound Recordings, 1967-1968 (12/5/77); Paul C. Schroeder Papers, 1962-2023 (26/20/207)