Douglas Sandberg interview

Collection: CCA/C Archives
Creator(s): Sandberg, Douglas (Interviewee) Undergraduate Student - Film (BFA) - BFA 1978 - BFA in Film Arts (video / film / photography); Major, Emily (Interviewer) Staff - staff in 2014 - Advancement Staff - Fundraising Services Manager
Date(s): Date created: 2014-09-28
Work type & Measurements: Oral history
Description: Douglas Sandberg talks about CCAC in the 1970s. He recounts memories of film faculty Vilem Kriz, the Meyer Library as a sanctuary and resource, the vibrant, heady, intellectual character of CCAC in the 70s, and tells an anecdote about Hugh Wiley's drawing class at the zoo. He discusses the impact that his time at CCAC had on his life after college.
Notes: Depicted persons: Wiley, Hugh
Subject(s): Time period: 1970-1979; Geographic: Meyer Library; Name: Sandberg, Douglas; Name: Kriz, Vilem, 1921-1994; Name: Wiley, Hugh, 1922-; Name: McClure, Michael; CCA/C subject: College activities
Archives Series & Subseries: Series: III. College Life; Subseries: 5. Oral Histories
Location: Born Digital
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