In this interview, Ann Dobie recounts her experience as both a SLI student in 1959 and an English professor of the University for over 38 years. She d Show moreIn this interview, Ann Dobie recounts her experience as both a SLI student in 1959 and an English professor of the University for over 38 years. She discusses African American presence in grad school at SLI/USL, influential figures such as Joel Fletcher and Pat Rickels, and the overall peaceful integration found at the University. She also mentions a conversation of UL students discussing the riots at Ole Miss, and how they desired to participate in them. Show less
In this interview, Ann Dobie recounts her experience as both a SLI student in 1959 and an English professor of the University for over 38 years. She d Show moreIn this interview, Ann Dobie recounts her experience as both a SLI student in 1959 and an English professor of the University for over 38 years. She discusses African American presence in grad school at SLI/USL, influential figures such as Joel Fletcher and Pat Rickels, and the overall peaceful integration found at the University. She also mentions a conversation of UL students discussing the riots at Ole Miss, and how they desired to participate in them. Show less
