Fletcher, Dustin (Audio Interview and Transcript)

History of Wake Forest University Oral Histories

creator: Allison, Eli; Fletcher, Dustin
date: 2022-09-27T14:53:04Z; 2022-09-27T14:53:04Z; 2022-03-15; 2022-09-27 (issued)
description: Dustin Fletcher is originally from a small town in Kansas. He was a student worker LGBTQ+ Center, and participated in its founding. Dustin was selected as a member of a committee by Wake Forest University that was tasked with hiring the Center's first director. In this interview, Dustin talks about the Center's predecessor in the 1980's, how it balanced its two aims during its creation period, how it was transformed into what it is today, and what its existence means to LGBTQ+ students at Wake Forest.
format: audio/mp3; 33:07 minutes; oral histories (document genres)
Permalink: http://hdl.handle.net/10339/101355
language: English
relation: Special Collections and Archives; Z. Smith Reynolds Library; Wake Forest University
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subject: Queer Public Histories; Wake Forest University--History; Work-Study; LGBT community centers; Same-sex marriage
title: Fletcher, Dustin (Audio Interview and Transcript)
type: Sound

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