Miller, Helen, undated, tape 1, side 1

ca. 1975-1976

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Title
Miller, Helen, undated, tape 1, side 1
Contributor
University of Pittsburgh (depositor)
Miller, Helen (interviewee)
Date
ca. 1975-1976
Identifier
31735073014031-01
Source Identifier
31735073014031
Description
Helen Miller discusses the significance of self-esteem, family upbringing, and religion in her life. As a registered nurse, Miller expresses the inadequacy of her three-year training and the desire to obtain a Bachelor of Science degree in nursing for further professional growth. Religion plays a crucial role in her family, contributing to closeness and instilling moral values. She highlights sacrifices made for her children, emphasizing that mothers should teach responsibility. She mentions her involvement in organizations that contribute to causes like the Negro College Fund.
Extent
13:04 minutes
Type
sound recording-nonmusical
Genre
oral histories (literary genre)
Source
Ethnic Fraternal Organizations Oral History Project Collection, 1975-1976
Language
eng
Collection
Ethnic Fraternal Organizations Oral History Project Collection
Contributor
University of Pittsburgh
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