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Interview of James Tootle by Kevlin C. Haire

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Ohio State University Archives

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James Tootle was a member of the staff in the College of the Arts and Sciences for many years and speaks of his experiences in various positions, such as student advisor and administrator. In this interview, he also speaks of his years as a student and his experiences during the riots in the late 1960s.

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Arkin, Robert: Associate Dean of Undergraduate Studies, College of the Arts and Sciences (pp. 56) -- Gee, E. Gordon: President, OSU (pp. 56) -- Marsh, Dave: Assistant Vice President for Regional Campuses, University College (pp. 25, 26) -- Mount, John: Dean, University College; Dean, Student Affairs (pp. 18, 20-21, 25, 33-36, 50) -- Oates, Robert: Assistant Dean, College of the Arts and Sciences (pp. 35-36) -- Tootle, Barbara J. "Barbie": Wife, Special Assistant to the President (pp. 49-50, 56-57) -- Willke, Tom: Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences (pp. 36-39).


Interview conducted at The Ohio State University Archives, Columbus, Ohio.


The media can be accessed here: http://streaming.osu.edu/knowledgebank/Libraries13/Tootle_Jim_06-17-11.mp3

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Early life and arriving at Ohio State, The University during the 1960s and the 1970 riots, Putting students first, Working as an administrator, Working as a student advisor

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