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Oral History Interview with Dr. Karen Bruhn, interim (in 2019) chair of Barrett faculty, as well as a former chair, and one of the longest-serving Barrett Honors Faculty Fellows. Interview focuses on Dr. Bruhn's teaching experience at Barrett and how she has seen the program evolve.
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Bruhn, Karen (Interviewee) / Dzenga, Primrose C. (Primrose Chipo), 1982- (Interviewer) / Livingston, Caroline (Contributor) / Foote, Nicola (Director) / Boyce-Jacino, Katherine (Director) / DeLusé, Stephanie R. (Organizer) / Barrett, The Honors College (Sponsor)
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Contributors
Bruhn, Karen (Interviewee) / Dzenga, Primrose C. (Primrose Chipo), 1982- (Interviewer) / Livingston, Caroline (Contributor) / Foote, Nicola (Director) / Boyce-Jacino, Katherine (Director) / DeLusé, Stephanie R. (Organizer) / Barrett, The Honors College (Sponsor)
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- Interview with Dr. Karen Bruhn
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- Bruhn, Karen (Interviewee)
- Dzenga, Primrose C. (Primrose Chipo), 1982- (Interviewer)
- Livingston, Caroline (Contributor)
- Foote, Nicola (Director)
- Boyce-Jacino, Katherine (Director)
- DeLusé, Stephanie R. (Organizer)
- Barrett, The Honors College (Sponsor)
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2019-02-22
Keywords
- Barrett
- Barrett 30th Anniversary Oral History Project
- Faculty
- Honors Education
- Academic Advising
- Student Success
- Study Abroad
- The Human Event
- Online Education
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- Part of the Barrett 30th Anniversary Oral History Project, directed by Vice Dean Nicola Foote and Dr. Katherine Boyce-Jacino
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Bruhn, Karen. Interviewed by Primrose Dzenga and Caroline Livingston. 22 February 2019.
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Primary Interviewer: Primrose Dzenga, Notetaker: Caroline Livingston