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Alberta Mattingly was a student at Michigan State Normal College in the 1930s before she became a professor of Physical Education at MSNC. In this interview conducted by Claudia Wasik, Mattingly recounts her first impressions of MSNC, and her first campus job as a babysitter for an Ypsilanti resident. Growing up with parents who did not value a college education, Mattingly describes her role with the Normal News, the student newspaper of Michigan State Normal College.
Interview Date
2007
Keywords
Michigan State Normal College, Eastern Michigan University, Normal News, student newspaper, Tulley, Ohio, University of Michigan, work study, physical education, college employment, Ypsilanti
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Recommended Citation
Wasik, Claudia, "Alberta Teall Mattingly, Oral History Interview, 2007" (2007). Oral Histories. 215.
https://commons.emich.edu/oral_histories/215