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Oral History Interview, Dale Bauer (1472)
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Bauer, Dale
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Dale Bauer (June 14, 1956) was born in Buffalo, NY, and then moved to California in 1967, where she later attended UC-Irvine and studied American literature (BA., MA., Ph.D.). She has taught at Franklin & Marshall College, College of the Holy Cross, Miami University, UW-Madison, and U Kentucky. Now a Professor of English at the University of Illinois, she studies U.S. women’s literature and feminist pedagogy. At UW-Madison, Bauer was joint-appointed with the Women’s Studies Program and English. She also was the Associate Chair of WSP (1992-94) and the Director of the Women’s Studies Research Center (1994-96), where she won a Ford Foundation Grant for the Program. In 1994, she won the Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Teaching.
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In this interview, Dale Bauer talks about her long career as an educator, moving across the country, primarily teaching english related classes. She is a decorated teacher who won the Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Teaching in 1994. To learn more about this oral history, download & review the index first (or transcript if available). It will help determine which audio file(s) to download & listen to.