Oral History Program
Classes
Sherna Berger Gluck,
Program Director ~ FO2-113
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Tel: (562) 985-5428 ~
Fax: (562) 985-5431
- 402. Oral History Methods (1)
Gluck or Briegel
- To acquire basic skills and an understanding of the complex practical, theoretical
and ethical issues surrounding the practice of oral history, this one-unit
course is offered every semester in the history department. It begins the
third week of the semester and meets for eight class sessions. Students must
also conduct a mini research/field work project.
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- 498O. Directed Studies in Oral History
(1-3) Gluck
- This course is individually supervised research, with the topic to be determined
by the student. Student conferences are scheduled on an individual basis.
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- Other courses with an oral history component:
- 301. Methodology of History (3) - Alkana, Berberian, Cleary, Knox, Shafer,
Vatter
- Oral history is one of the historical methodologies introduced in this class,
required of all history majors, and students can elect to do an oral history
project as part of the course requirement.
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- 473. California History (3) - Briegel, Carey, Quam-Wickham
- In some sections of this course, oral history methodology is introduced
and an oral history project is assigned.
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- 495. Colloquium. Local History
(3) Briegel
- This course is offered periodically and the specific focus varies depending
on student interests. Oral histories are usually an important component of
this class.
For further information contact: Sherna Berger Gluck, Oral
History Program Director, Department of History, California State University,
Long Beach, 1250 Bellflower Blvd., Long Beach, CA 90840. Tel.: (562) 985-5428.
Fax: (562) 985-5431. E-mail: sbgluck@csulb.edu.
