KSU Oral History Project: Recent submissions

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    • Interview with C. Olan McCray 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- )
      Oral History with Charlie "Olan" McCray

    • Brian Wills 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- )
      Oral History with Brian Wills

    • Ann Pullen 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- )
      Oral History with Ann Pullen

    • Michael "Doc" Rhett 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- )
      Oral History with Georgia State Senator Michael "Doc" Rhett

    • Lisa Cupid 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- )
      Oral history of Lisa Cupid, the Chairwoman of Cobb County's Board of Commisioners.

    • Interview with Donnie Perry 

      Bell, Matt; Mez, Eric
      Donnie Perry joined the Cobb County Branch of the NAACP between 1986 and 1987. Perry was on the Board of Directors and acted as Legal Advisor before serving as branch President from 1994 to 1997.

    • Interview with Deane Thompson Bonner 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- )
      Deane Bonner has served as the President of the Cobb County Branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) since 1997. She has also held numerous leadership positions within the branch.

    • Rabbi Steven J. Lebow 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- )
      Oral history of Rabbi Steven J. Lebow first full-time spiritual leader of Temple Kol Emeth.

    • Claude Edwin Chandler Photographs and Family Tree 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- ); Chandler, Claude
      A family tree and photographs relating to Claude Edwin Chandler's life in Clarke and Cherokee County.

    • Trent Turk 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- )
      Trent Turk was the original founder and former owner of GeoSurvey, Ltd. a land surveying company. Mr. Turk served as a trustee on both the Souther Polytechnic University Foundation and the Kennesaw State University Foundation.

    • Rabbi Albert Slomovitz 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- )
      Rabbi Albert Slomovitz served over 20 years as a navy chaplain before retiring and working as an assistant professor of history at KSU.

    • Interview with KSU President Kat Schwaig 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- )
      Three oral histories with Dr. Kat Schwaig the President of KSU

    • Interview with Bishop Christopher Walker 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- )
      Oral history of Bishop Christopher Walker, Walker discusses his family tree, life, and path into ministry.

    • Nikolaos Kidonakis 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- ) (2022-05-10)
      Oral history interviews with Nikolaos Kidonakis, the first of which was filmed.

    • Interview with Martha and Mark Lemon 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- ) (2022-03-02)
      Oral history of Martha Lemon and Mark Lemon, Martha's son. This oral history mostly covered the history of the Lemon House and family in Acworth, Georgia.

    • Interview with Jerica Richardson 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- ) (2022-02-25)
      Oral history of Jerica Richardson, Cobb County's District Two Commisioner. Richardson discusses growing up, moving to Atlanta on the heels of Hurrican Katrina, and her nontraditional track to public office.

    • Interview with Reverend Steven Mints 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- ) (2021-12-01)
      Oral history of Rev. Steve Mints. Rev. Mints discusses growing up in Marietta, his path into ministry and his ongoing work in the community and in government.

    • Interview with Alfred Jackson 

      Scott, Thomas Allan (1943- ); Cawley, Mary B. (2021-09-23)
      Oral history with Alfred Jackson. Oral history covers a variety of topics, including education during the early twentieth century, agriculture, cemeteries in Cobb County, Naval service, and work at the Dobbins Air Force Base.

    • Interview with Dr. Susie W. Wheeler 

      Scott, Thomas A. (KSU Department of Museums, Archives and Rare Books, 2000-03-03)
      Interview with Dr. Susie W. Wheeler, a African American native of Bartow County whose work in the education system helped integrate the Bartow County schools in 1968.

    • Interview with Cecil Frey Bullard 

      Cawley, Mary Boswell (Kennesaw State University Archives, 1987)
      Cecil Frey Bullard was employed for 47 years by the Cobb County Sheriff's Department. Bullard discusses the Bullard family as well as farming, education, law enforcement, and historic properties in Cobb County.