Curry discusses his experience at Trenton State College, first as a professor, then as Associate Dean of Instruction (1965-1971) and Dean of Arts of Sciences. Topics include his educational and occupational background, the structure of the college in his early days, the characteristics of the student body, changes in the faculty and college administration, the anti-communist witch hunt in the 1960s, The "Trenton Review," a journal he started in the 1960s, the downfall of President Heussler, the history of the School of Arts and Sciences, and his administrative style and accomplishments as Dean.

NJVID Commons Collection, TCNJ Library Collection

Curry, Wade--Interviews, Trenton State College--Faculty--Interviews, Trenton State College--History, Trenton State College--Administration, TCNJ oral history collection, Biography, Education, College administrators--New Jersey--Interviews

Curry, Wade (interviewee), Anderson, Robert J. (interviewer), Richard P. Matthews Living History Collection (contributor)

00:52:36 (HH:MM:SS)

English

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