The Oral History: Theory and Practice course was first offered in Fall 2016. It is a semester long class dedicated to an overall topic in which students explore and develop underlying themes. Students act as scholars while researching the designated topic using the 'Iolani School Archives and other sources. Students also act as historians and content creators in developing valuable final outputs which are transferred to the Archives at the conclusion of the course.
The 'Iolani School Archives also contains oral histories not related to this course.
Disclaimer
Opinions expressed during interviews are not the opinions of ’Iolani School and may contain viewpoints and/or manners of speech which are no longer deemed appropriate in today's society. Such elements are included in an effort to preserve the history and context of the subject matter.
Fall Semester 2016
Topic:
Rev. Kenneth A. Bray
'Iolani tenure, 1932-1952
Outputs:
(a) Oral history interview video recordings;
(b) Transcripts; and
(c) Thematic film short.
Enjoy the thematic film short and interview clips here. Complete interviews available by contacting the 'Iolani School Archives.
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Other topics explored through the course:
Fall 2017 - 'Iolani During the WWII Era
Spring 2018 - 'Iolani and Coeducation
Spring 2019 - Mr. Harold Keables
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For more information, schedule an appointment to conduct your research. Please note the Archives' open hours on the Welcome tab of this guide.
© The researcher assumes all responsibility for complying with Copyright and other Intellectual Property laws.
