William Scheuerle Oral History Interview

Interviewee

William H. Scheuerle

Files

Interviewer

Yael V. Greenburg

Publication Date

2-28-2003

Date

February 2003

Abstract

William H. Scheuerle, retired professor and former Assistant Vice President of Academic Affairs at the University of South Florida, discusses the university as it was in 1964. He talks about the College of Arts and Sciences in the mid-1960s and the campus atmosphere in relation to race, social communities, and politics. Dr. Scheuerle also discusses the instances of the American Association of University Professors and Johns Committee observing the university. He ends the interview by speaking about the progress of USF over the years.

Keywords

University of South Florida, Universities and colleges, College teachers, University of South Florida. College of Arts and Sciences, College administrators, Charley Johns (1905-1990), Florida. Legislature. Legislative Investigation Committee, American Association of University Professors

Extent

01:13:20; 12 page transcript

Subject: geographic

Hillsborough County (Fla.); Tampa (Fla.)

Language

English

Media Type

Oral histories

Format

Digital Only

Notes

Distortion in this audio file impacts listenability.

Identifier

U23-00123

Recommended Citation

Scheuerle, William H., "William Scheuerle Oral History Interview" (2003). USF 50th (2006) Anniversary Oral History Project. 120.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/usf_50_anniversary/120