Oral history interview with Viggo Rasmusen / interviewed by Howard Fredricks (5 of 5)

Rasmussen talks of his early years in Withee, Wisconsin, college days at River Falls, and a distinguished career in education. He describes his experiences in setting up and developing the audio visual department, including the film library. He discusses university administrators and faculty including Gates, Mitchell, Lindner, Wittich, Graff and Steinhoff. Topics also discussed include: Chancellor Kenneth Lindner (1971-1979), relationship--Faculty merit evaluations--Student evaluations-- Lindner, power struggles--Department dynamics--Audiovisual department, reservations--Program growth, management--Program changes, betterment--Retirement, alumni involvement--UW-La Crosse appreciation--Rasmusen, contributions--Rasmussen, university replacement--Conclusions.

00:00:13 -- Chancellor Kenneth Lindner (1971-1979), relationship | 00:03:02 -- Faculty merit evaluations | 00:04:40 -- Student evaluations | 00:06:51 -- Lindner, power struggles | 00:08:38 -- Department dynamics | 00:09:43 -- Audiovisual department, reservations | 00:12:01 -- Program growth, management | 00:14:30 -- Program changes, betterment | 00:15:37 -- Retirement, alumni involvement | 00:16:13 -- UW-La Crosse appreciation | 00:17:00 -- Rasmussen, contributions | 00:18:40 -- Rasmussen, university replacement | 00:19:24 -- Conclusions

Tape 5 of 5.