Interview with Heather Rosenwinkel

Oregon Health &amp; Science University

doi:10.6083/M49W0D7P

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Description

Rosenwinkel talks about her early career as a teacher in Quebec, about her relocation to Portland, Oregon in 1965, about how she became a librarian, and about her library career at Oregon Health & Science University Library from 1965 to 1998. She recalls her memories of Bertha Hallam and Margaret Hughes, two early directors of the Library.

Details

Title

Interview with Heather Rosenwinkel

Date

1997 December 9

Creator

Oregon Health & Science University

Contributor

Rosenwinkel, Heather G., 1938-, Interviewee
Ash, Joan S. (Joan Stevenson), Interviewer

Subject (Topic)

Libraries, Medical
Librarians

Type

Interview

DOI

https://doi.org/10.6083/M49W0D7P

Source

Collection name: OHSU Oral History Program
Collection number: 2018-002

Record Appears in

Historical Collections & Archives > Oral History Progam
All Records

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Publisher

Oregon Health & Science University

Language

English

Usage Statement

CC BY-NC

Standard Rights Statement

In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted