Mission Course of Douglass Residential College

Created by historian Linda Shopes, the site elaborates how oral history constitutes tacit lived experiences of people.

Some tips for writing good interview questions from the Purdue OWL guide.

Oral histories of Latinos in New Jersey, collected and preserved by the New Jersey Hispanic Research and Information Center at the Newark Public Library.

Oral history collection documenting queer culture and life in Newark, NJ

IWL's Transforming Lives project encourages undergraduate Leadership Scholars to to bring filmmaking and interview skills to bear upon their quest to learn from women leaders.

Oral history collection documenting African-American migration to Newark, NJ during the period 1910 to the 1970s

Includes oral histories from NJC/Douglass alumnae

StoryCorps describes itself as "an independent nonprofit whose mission is to provide Americans of all backgrounds and beliefs with the opportunity to record, share, and preserve the stories of our lives." Their website contains tens of thousands of interview recordings. Listen to the staff picks for some great examples.

includes some women health professionals. Need to contact librarian (information on the bottom of the page) to receive the transcript .

The brainchild of Steven Spielberg, this archives contains the stories of 52,000 Holocaust survivors. Interviews were conducted in 56 countries and in 32 languages between 1994 and 1999.

An interview with Alison Bechdel. Ms. Bechdel is the author of 'Dykes To Watch Out For,' a groundbreaking LGBT comic strip.

Prof. Klein is a faculty member of the RU School of Engineering. This interview was conducted by a student enrolled in the Douglass College “Shaping a Life” course, which was the precursor of the “Knowledge and Power" course.

Douglass student, Vanity Jenkins, documents her interview with legendary RU women's basketball coach, Vivian Stringer.