Seawright, Sandy (audio interview)

History of Wake Forest University Oral Histories

coverage: Winston-Salem (N.C.)
creator: Johnson, Cleo; Seawright, Sandy
date: 2012-02-19; 2024-03-08T16:37:30Z; 2024-03-08T16:37:30Z; 2024-03-08 (issued)
description: Sandy Seawright is originally from North Carolina and attended Wake Forest for two years beginning in 1965. He then transferred to UNC-Charlotte to be closer to his family in Charlotte. Seawright speaks candidly about his with mental health and identity during his time at Wake, discussing the ways in which therapy helped. Additionally, he details his involvement with ROTC on campus and his struggles with repressing his sexuality while an undergraduate student.
format: audio/mp3; 0.050671296
Permalink: http://hdl.handle.net/10339/103083
language: English
relation: History of Wake Forest University Oral histories (RG53.1.2 )
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subject: Wake Forest University -- History; Expanded Wake Voices; Inclusive Student Life Collection; ROTC; LGBTQ; Queer Public Histories; Sexual minorities; Counseling; Mental health
title: Seawright, Sandy (audio interview)
type: Sound

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