Oral History Interview: Francis G. Gentry (0674) - (:unkn) unknown (My University, 2004)
Early years and education; Studies at Boston College; Student teaching; Graduate school at Indiana University; Dissertation; 1960s in Bloomington; German department at SUNY-Albany; Hiring by University of Wisconsin; Medievalist colleagues at Wisconsin; Chairmanship of German Department; 1980 TAA work stoppage; Teaching Assistant Policy and Procedure Committee; Teaching responsibilities; Research and funding; Publications; Faculty governance; Institute for Research in the Humanities; Honors and awards; Decision to leave UW; Penn State University; Strategic planning.
Keywords: Penn State University; Institute for Research in the Humanities; Faculty governance; Research; Teaching Assistant Association; TAA; German Department; Medievalism; SUNY-Albany; Indiana University; Boston College