Oral History Interview with Michaela Stovall, 2017

Partial Transcript: Today is April 27, 2017. I'm here with Michaela - how do you pronounce your last name?
Stovall.
Stovall.

Partial Transcript: Where were you born?

Segment Synopsis: Ms. Stovall discusses her early life.

Partial Transcript: Do you remember what your first impressions of UNCG were when you were applying?

Segment Synopsis: Ms. Stovall discusses her time at UNCG.

Keywords: Activities and Campus Events (ACE); Campus Activities and Programs (CAP); Student Government Association

Partial Transcript: Do you have any favorite education teachers?

Segment Synopsis: Ms. Stovall discusses professors that have made an impression on her.

Keywords: African American and African Diaspora Studies; Dr. Jennifer Mangrum; Dr. Marilyn Preddy; Dr. Michael Cauthen; Dr. Naurice Woods; Dr. Samuel Miller; School of Education

Partial Transcript: Do you want to be a history teacher?

Segment Synopsis: Ms. Stovall discusses her plans after she graduates UNCG.

Partial Transcript: Are you taking education courses right now?

Segment Synopsis: Ms. Stovall discusses the School of Education.

Keywords: School of Education

Partial Transcript: We're going to switch back to campus culture a bit.

Segment Synopsis: Ms. Stovall continues her discusses about her time at UNCG.

Keywords: Peer academic leader; campus culture; politics; students; university marshals

Partial Transcript: Tell me what UNCG means to you.

Segment Synopsis: Ms. Stovall discusses what UNCG means to you.

Partial Transcript: These interviews are for the 125th anniversary of the campus which is a good time to reflect but also a great opportunity to think about where we are going in our future.

Segment Synopsis: Ms. Stovall discusses where she sees the university headed in the next 25 to 50 years.