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In this interview I talked with my mother about her childhood and her life growing up. We talked about he view on a good education and her thoughts when we moved to Chicago from Mexico.

The Radarettes were a unique cohort of women trained as electrical engineers during World War II.

How are our children? We think younger kids (ages 10-13) are happy, childish, innocent, but in reality they might be the ones we need to focus on. Do we even think to ask how they feel?

My parents, Neha Memon and Samir Memon (46) discuss how their struggles in moving to a new country shaped their spirituality, work ethic, and their choices as parents. We discuss how adaptability has sculpted their present lives, and how malleable...

nine year old answer is what it means to be a good friend

A daughter (36) interviews her mom (63) after Thanksgiving about growing up and raising a family in the midwest.

Erik Horn: 2023-11-30 01:11:17 Conflict and Communication

My mom talks about her childhood in India, her experience with cancer, and what she believes is the most important thing in life.

I talked with my mom about her childhood and adult life. She talked about striving to create a work life balance and how education shaped her life.

What it is like going from school in South Korea to school in the United States.

A talk with Nancy Hill, a mother, Algebra teacher, (and someone who I thought is really funny and loved being around,) shares about the timeline of her life and touches on her childhood, career, toughest moments, proudest moments, as well...

Mykal talks about his experiences on his missions trip and what values he learned from it.

My father, age 59, discusses his journey from growing up in rural China to becoming a scientist working in the U.S.

Andrew introduced a piece of his life.

How my father began his path to reading.

These are a few of the stories that my mother has shared with me when I asked about her childhood, family traditions, and people who have inspired her the most. I feel like after this interview I have gotten to...

Andover Stories of American Identity: Juan Morales shares his harrowing story about coming to America as a young child. He discusses the importance of family, culture and hard work.

Interview with Emily Rager

I talk with my oldest brother, Nick about his upbringing and influences on him to pursue a career as a first grade teacher. We talk about the role of a teacher, and the advice he would give to others doing...

Susan Uchitelle has dedicated her life to the education of underprivileged and disadvantaged children. She was fearless in her efforts to assure equal education to all children regardless of class, color, or economic background. She was very successful in her...

[Recorded Saturday, June 11, 2022] Linda Carter () and Jeff Carter (Col '92) sit down to record a One Small Step conversation in Charlottesville, VA. Linda shares the influence growing up in a conservative, Christian household has had on her...

Pat discusses her journey of becoming and being a history professor.

Interview about my mom and I talking about reading, and what book I should read before graduating.

We talk about past life events and exchange opinions on them, reciting those that had big influence on us, sharing memories, and talking about the unexpectedness in life. The interview encountered bugs, so it had to be recorded and split...

In this interview we discussed the life of Ms.Rainey.