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Interview with Sidney L. Gulick, Transcript, 1986

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Interview with Sidney L. Gulick, Transcript, 1986
1986-04-08
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Interviewer: Olsson, Lyn
Sidney L. Gulick, Jr., was born August 17, 1902, in Kobe, Japan, where his father, Sidney L. Gulick Sr., was a missionary. He earned his bachelors degree in English at Oberlin in 1923, and returned to Japan thereafter to teach English and piano at Doshisha University in Kyoto. He returned to the United States in 1924, subsequently earning his master's and doctorate degrees at Oberlin and Yale, respectively.

Doctor Gulick joined the SDSU faculty in 1945. He later was named chairman of the English Department, and in 1959 became the first Dean of Arts and Sciences. Gulick was frequently quoted in the national media during the 1950s when, as a member of the National Council of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP), he spoke out against the accusations of Communist leanings that became common with the rise of Sen. Joseph McCarthy. Among his many accomplishments, perhaps the most enduring was the preamble to the college's Academic Master Plan, which Gulick authored in 1962 and is still regarded as a classic in its field. The interview is being conducted in the Brydegaard Room of the Love Library building.

Gulick retired in 1969 and died on February 7, 1988.
Interviews; Oral Histories; Sidney L. Gulick, Jr.; Sidney Lewis Gulick; Sandra C. Taylor; Advocate of Understanding (book); Friendship Dolls 1927 Doll Exchange; Sidney Lewis Gulick III; San Diego-Yokohama Sister City Society; Marge Wells; Clara May Fisher Gulick; Peter Johnson Gulick; Luther Halsey Gulick; Chauncey Brewster Tinker; Chesterfieldiana; Temple Scott; Eugenia Peters Stanhope; Robert Dodsley; William Frederic Badè; Ruth Badè Gulick; Office of Censors hip; Darius Milhaud; Office of Strategic Services; OSS; Walter R. Hepner; San Diego State College; Montezuma Mesa; Colleges during World War II; James Crouch; Kingsley Povenmire; Joseph Keeney; Abraham Nasatir; Harry C. Steinmetz; Harry L. Foster; AAUP; American Association of University Professors; Joseph McCarthy; Frances K. Hepner; George Gross; Gail Burnett; Academic tenure; Committee on Liberal Education; Malcolm A. Love; Spencer Rogers; Western Association of Schools and Colleges; San Diego State University Senate
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GULICK-1986; fs-gr-gu-038; ov-088; fs-gr-gu-043; fs-gr-gu-026; fs-br-bu-074; acu-pip-05
page 9: a mention of a composer "by the name of Mileau" who is actually Darius Milhaud; keywords continued: Maurice L. Crawford
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