Browsing Oakland Journal Number 13: Fall 2007 by Title

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    • Keep a Low Profile 

      Hirschfeld-Medalia, Adeline (Oakland University, 2007-10-01)
      The early years that led to the development of Oakland University's School of Music, Theatre and Dance.

    • Liberal Education-The Foundation 

      Russi, Gary D. (Oakland University, 2007-10-01)
      Today, the liberal arts are the foundation of any degree conferred by Oakland University; this is still the bedrock educational principle that guides our mission. An Oakland University graduate may have a degree in electrical ...

    • MSUO to OU: Reversion to the Norm 

      Burdick, Harvey; Burke, Richard; Tomboulian, Paul (Oakland University, 2007-10-01)
      In the following record of an informal conversation held in May 2007, three early faculty members recall the beginnings of OU—called MSUO then—and the seemingly inevitable changes that occurred over time.

    • Oakland and Me: A Look Back at My Decanal Years 

      Horwitz, Ronald M. (Oakland University, 2007-10-01)
      “My years as dean, from 1979 to 1991, were the most professionally rewarding of my entire academic career.” Let’s see why.

    • Oakland’s History for Beginners: One Professor’s Perspective 

      Eberwein, Jane Donahue (Oakland University, 2007-10-01)
      A brief history of Oakland University from one professor's perspective.

    • An OU Family Affair 

      Granthen, Julie (Oakland University, 2007-10-01)
      While representing the alumni association over the years at orientations, recruiting events, commencements, etc, I was struck not only by how many OU graduates and former students encourage their children to attend OU but ...

    • Poems 

      Rice, Gerald (Oakland University, 2007-10-01)

    • Poems 

      Herschfeld-Medalia, Adeline (Oakland University, 2007-10-01)

    • Poems from the Office 

      Byrne, K. Bill (Oakland University, 2007-10-01)

    • The Power of an Image: Wedgwood’s Slave Cameos 

      Long, Desiree (Oakland University, 2007-10-01)
      It was in 1787 that Wedgwood makes his greatest contribution to the anti-slavery cause through a very powerful and compelling image: the slave cameo.

    • Reminiscences of OU 

      White, Gertrude M. (Oakland University, 2007-10-01)
      Experiences during the early years of Oakland University, from one of the charter faculty.

    • Statement of Purpose 

      (Oakland University, 2007-10-01)
      Oakland Journal Issue 13 statement of purpose

    • Table of Contents 

      (Oakland University, 2007-10-01)
      Oakland Journal Issue 13 table of contents

    • Those Halcyon Days in the University Pub 

      Clatworthy, Jim; Clatworthy, Julie (Oakland University, 2007-10-01)
      When did the University ever have a Pub?