Oral History Interview with Russell Andrews
Title
Oral History Interview with Russell Andrews
Narrator (written)
Russell Andrews '68
Narrator First Name
Russell
Narrator Last Name
Andrews
Interviewer
Elizabeth Janowski '21
Abstract
Oral history interview with Dartmouth alumnus Russell Andrews '68, MED ‘78, who served in the Peace Corps in Micronesia after graduation. He later received a doctorate in human development from Harvard University before returning to Dartmouth to attend medical school. Afterwards, Andrews served for two years (1979-1981) as a US Army Flight Surgeon in South Korea and Natick, MA. He completed his neurosurgery residency at Stanford University and went on to a career in neurosurgery that included private practice and faculty positions at several universities. He also acted as a medical advisor for the NASA Ames Research Center for 25 years. In this interview Andrews discusses his experience as a college student and young adult during the Vietnam War and his perceptions of the political climate at the time.
Date of Interview
2020-05-27
Subject
Dartmouth Alumni
Military Service (Army)
Political Participation
Protest/Antiwar Activism
Language
English
Rauner ID
DOH-625
Rights
CC-BY-NC-ND-4.0
Interview Audio Source (MP3)
//rcweb.dartmouth.edu/DDHI/histories/andrews_russell new/andrews_russell.wav
Interview Transcript Source (PDF)
//rcweb.dartmouth.edu/DDHI/histories/andrews_russell/andrews_russell_transcript_final.pdf
HTML
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