O'Neil, Robert M. May 24, 1994

Creator:

Freedman, Jean

Scope and content:

Born on October 16, 1934, Robert M. O'Neil discusses his close early connections to and similarity with Thomas Ehrlich. O'Neil eventually served as the vice president of Indiana University from 1975 to 1980, and then continued into a long and successful career as an administrator and law professor. In this interview, O'Neil speaks of his years at Indiana University and the issues of capped enrollment in the School of Business, minority students, and the continuing academic strength across many disciplines at Indiana University. In addition, he speaks of John Ryan and shares a few interesting stories of Herman B Wells.

Physical description:

19 pages; 1 tape, 56 minutes; index

Subjects:

campus controversy
curriculum strengths
enrollment
minority students
law professor
university administrator

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