Mollie Blackburn Oral History Transcript and Compact Disc Recording
RG.40.329
Ohio State University Libraries Special Collections
0.02 Cubic feet
2014 January 24
English
Blackburn, Molly
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Scope and Contents
This collection contains an oral history interview of Mollie Blackburn, professor in the Department of Teaching and Learning.
Blackburn, Molly
Ohio State University--Faculty.
Ohio State University--History.
Accession Number UA.2016.0065
0.02 Cubic feet
One folder (and 90 MB audio file)
2014 January 24
(1) Compact disc, (1) file folder
Mollie Blackburn describes her career as a Professor in the College of Education and Human Ecology at OSU. Before earning her PhD at the University of Pennsylvania, Blackburn was a middle school teacher. Her employment at OSU began in 2001 as an Assistant Professor. Since then she has earned tenure and promotion to Associate Professor and full Professor. After she was hired, Blackburn helped found the Middle Childhood Education Program in the College of Education and Human Ecology, and she helped to develop programs in Sexuality Studies and Literacy Studies. Blackburn also volunteered in the Columbus community with a local queer youth group center, a teacher inquiry group called Pink TIGers, and community-based book discussion groups. Her research is on queer identities and sexualities, and she is interested in making schools safe and beneficial environments to all children, regardless of their sexual orientation, gender, or race. Blackburn also discusses her concerns with equity issues in her college and department.
Scope and Contents
Oral history interview of Mollie Blackburn, professor in the Department of Teaching and Learning : January 24, 2014.
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements
Contains a compact disc.
Oral history interview transcript
Oral History 11
2014 January 24
Oral history interview audio recording
Oral History 11
2014 January 24