2016-09-26 Guide to the George Crepeau Oral History Transcript and Audiocassette Recordings, 2002 February 25 RG.40.260 Finding aid prepared by Karen Glenn

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 This finding aid was produced using the Archivists' Toolkit 2020-08-03T16:01-0400 English Describing Archives: A Content Standard George Crepeau Oral History Transcript and Audiocassette Recordings RG.40.260 Ohio State University Libraries Special Collections 0.03 Cubic feet 2002 February 25 The George Crepeau Oral History Transcript and Audiocassette Recordings contain a transcript with audiocassettes of an oral history interview dated February 25, 2002. Discussion topics include Dr. Crepeau's career at the Ohio State University, where he was a faculty member in the Department of Theatre and later the Assistant Vice President for Curriculum, the evolution of curricula in theater, photography, and cinema, and changes in the roles of presidents, faculty, and students. (1) file folder, (2) audiocassettes English Crepeau, George Paul, 1922- Arrangement of Materials

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Accession Number UA.2005.0032: George Crepeau

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[identification of item], George Crepeau Oral History Transcript and Audiocassette Recordings, RG 40.260, Ohio State University Archives, Ohio State University

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Contains audiocassettes.

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 Biographical Note

George Paul Crepeau (1922-) was a professor of theater in the Department of Photography and Cinema at Ohio State University. He was appointed associate dean of the College of Arts in 1987.

 Scope and Contents

The George Crepeau Oral History Transcript and Audiocassette Recordings contain a transcript and audiocassettes of an oral history interview with George Crepeau conducted on February 25, 2002. Discussion topics include Dr. Crepeau's career at the Ohio State University, where he was a faculty member in the Department of Theatre, and eventually served in various positions such as Assistant Vice President for Curriculum. Crepeau discusses the evolution of curricula in theater, photography and cinema, and changes in the roles of presidents, faculty, and students.

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