Oral history interview with Keith Hernandez, 2006.

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Oral history interview with Keith Hernandez, 2006.

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Childhood: born Mexico City, raised Rochester, NY; family background: Mexican father, strong relationship with Panamanian mother; professional background: volunteer at neurobehavioral therapeutics clinic and disaster medicine center; education: Columbia College, leadership skills developed through participation with Activities Board, frustrations and dialogue with administration, benefits from guidance of history Professor Pablo Piccato, research on civil society organizations in 1990s Mexico, research on militant Catholic groups in Mexico during Cristero Period, writing stories on love and solitude; academic awards; John W. Kluge scholarship, reflections on John. Kluge, Milch prize.

transcript: 38 p.sound recording 1 sound cassette (71 min.)

Nolan, Norton & Company, Incorporated

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Nolan, Norton & Company, Incorporated

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