University of New England Oral History: Elizabeth DeWolfe

Authors

Elias George Nawfel, University of New EnglandFollow
Morgan White, University of New EnglandFollow
Elizabeth DeWolfe, University of New EnglandFollow

Faculty Advisor(s)

Eric Zuelow

Cathleen Miller

Document Type

Oral History

Publication Date

2023

Abstract

This Interview is with Professor Elizabeth DeWolfe, born in 1961 in Utica, New York. The interview starts by covering many topics from Professor Elizabeth DeWolfe’s early life as a child in Peace Dale, RI. The interview continues to stay in her early life and talks about her love for books and school. It then transitions to talking about the interviewee’s education in middle and high school. The theme then moves into Professor DeWolfe’s interest in Women’s History and why it is important to her. Finally, the interview covers Professor DeWolfe’s experience at Westbrook College during the merger and then her time at UNE.

Comments

Interview with Professor Elizabeth DeWolfe by UNE undergraduate students Elias George Nawfel and Morgan White. Index highlighting the major themes of the conversation is available here as supplemental file.

Recommended Citation

Nawfel, Elias George; White, Morgan; and DeWolfe, Elizabeth, "University of New England Oral History: Elizabeth DeWolfe" (2023). Oral History Interviews. 1.
https://dune.une.edu/history_oralhist/1