Carol Conner 09/21/2018
Description
Carol Conner earned a doctorate degree in clinical psychology from Oklahoma State University back in the 1970s. She shares stories of her early life, racism she witnessed, her journey into academia, meeting her husband, and the various projects that she is working on within her community. She discusses the hardships she faced as a woman earning her doctorate, and how she would always speak up for herself and never back down. She discusses life with her husband, Joe, who is also in the psychology field, and the work they do with Native Americans and the careers that they have had throughout the years. She also talks about the revival of the TallChief Theatre and the local newspaper in her community.
| Date(s) | 9/21/2018 |
| Call Number | OSS_464 |
| Subjects | Native Americans, Career, Marriage Indians of North America, Indians of North America--Education, Osage Indians, Universities and colleges--Alumni and alumnae, Women doctoral students, Interviews |
| Interviewee(s) | Carol Conner |
| Interviewer(s) | Julie Pearson-Little Thunder |