Authorship and CreditsThe introduction to the exhibit (“What Was the Dartmouth Seminar?”), selection of items from the Carnegie Corportation Archives, research on attendees, interviews with participants, and bibliography of materials were written and assembled by Annette Vee, with considerable consultation with Megan McIntyre and John Hardcastle, and collaboration with McIntyre early on. We all met at the 50th Anniversary of the Dartmouth Seminar, organized by Christiane Donahue. Megan McIntyre wrote the annotations to the items reproduced here from the Carnegie archive. University of Pittsburgh students Grace Wilson (in 2016) and Jane Thaler (in 2019) contributed to the research and archival organization. Annette would like to thank Seminar delegates Paul Olson and John Dixon for their time in recalling the Dartmouth Seminar. Additional thanks to: Chérie Francis, who helped to illuminate the role of Nearlene Bertin in the Seminar; David Bartholomae, who helped to set the stage for the project early on; Brenton Doecke, who pointed to influences of Dartmouth in Australia; John Brereton, who helpfully responded to inquiries; John Scott-Craig (the steward for the Seminar), who described the scene. And thank you to the WAC Clearinghouse—namely Mike Palmquist and Lindsey Harding—for hosting and editing and helping to design this exhibit.
A Note of Thanks
We express our gratitude to the Carnegie Corporation Archives at Columbia University, which generously allowed us to reproduce many of the archival materials found in this exhibit.
Carnegie Corporation Archives, 716.1. Anglo-American Seminar on the Teaching of English, 1964-1977. Columbia University.
Suggested Citation
Vee, A. (Curator) and McIntyre, M. (Contributor). (2021). Dartmouth ’66 Seminar Exhibit. WAC Clearinghouse. https://doi.org/10.37514/TWR-J.2021.1.1.01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.37514/TWR-J.2021.1.1.01
Questions or Comments
Please send all questions or comments to Annette Vee: annettevee@pitt.edu.
The introduction to the exhibit (“What Was the Dartmouth Seminar?”), selection of items from the Carnegie Corportation Archives, research on attendees, interviews with participants, and bibliography of materials were written and assembled by Annette Vee, with considerable consultation with Megan McIntyre and John Hardcastle, and collaboration with McIntyre early on. We all met at the 50th Anniversary of the Dartmouth Seminar, organized by Christiane Donahue. Megan McIntyre wrote the annotations to the items reproduced here from the Carnegie archive. University of Pittsburgh students Grace Wilson (in 2016) and Jane Thaler (in 2019) contributed to the research and archival organization. Annette would like to thank Seminar delegates Paul Olson and John Dixon for their time in recalling the Dartmouth Seminar. Additional thanks to: Chérie Francis, who helped to illuminate the role of Nearlene Bertin in the Seminar; David Bartholomae, who helped to set the stage for the project early on; Brenton Doecke, who pointed to influences of Dartmouth in Australia; John Brereton, who helpfully responded to inquiries; John Scott-Craig (the steward for the Seminar), who described the scene. And thank you to the WAC Clearinghouse—namely Mike Palmquist and Lindsey Harding—for hosting and editing and helping to design this exhibit.
We express our gratitude to the Carnegie Corporation Archives at Columbia University, which generously allowed us to reproduce many of the archival materials found in this exhibit.
Carnegie Corporation Archives, 716.1. Anglo-American Seminar on the Teaching of English, 1964-1977. Columbia University.
Vee, A. (Curator) and McIntyre, M. (Contributor). (2021). Dartmouth ’66 Seminar Exhibit. WAC Clearinghouse. https://doi.org/10.37514/TWR-J.2021.1.1.01
