UW Bothell Community Voices Digital Oral History
From 2013 to 2015, as a lecturer at University of Washington Bothell,
I developed and taught an oral history class
and worked with campus librarians to construct a digital collection
that would feature student work.
Students worked in groups to develop and record
video oral histories with long-time residents of Bothell, WA.
The question they were exploring was:
How has Bothell changed since the University of Washington came to town?
Students conducted oral histories with Bothell community activists,
politicians, city servants, and business owners.
The clips below are excerpts from that project.
I developed and taught an oral history class
and worked with campus librarians to construct a digital collection
that would feature student work.
Students worked in groups to develop and record
video oral histories with long-time residents of Bothell, WA.
The question they were exploring was:
How has Bothell changed since the University of Washington came to town?
Students conducted oral histories with Bothell community activists,
politicians, city servants, and business owners.
The clips below are excerpts from that project.