Siegel, Charlotte

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Abstract: Charlotte Siegel discussed her childhood, her education, her family and her aspirations. She recalled how she met her husband Bernard Siegel, Stanford Professor of Anthropology, and the many trips they took, in particular, to Saõ Paulo and Florence. She discussed her work in student services at Cowell Health Center and at Bechtel International Center, recalling how she counselled women considering abortion, and how she and her colleagues tried to address the needs of the “whole student.” She was an observer of the university at a time of growth and changes, sharing many memories of the academic community.

Type of resource	mixed material
Date created	August 20, 2013 - September 9, 2013

Author	Siegel, Charlotte
Contributing author	MarkdaSilva, Maggie
Publisher	Stanford Historical Society

Subject	Charlotte Siegel
Subject	Stanford Historical Society
Subject	oral histories
Subject	interviews
Subject	Felix Keesing
Subject	James Lyons
Subject	David Dorosin
Subject	women in 1950s

Related item	Title Finding Aid
Location	https://purl.stanford.edu/bg545wj2204

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Preferred Citation: Charlotte Siegel (2013).
Oral history. Stanford Digital Repository. Available at:
http://purl.stanford.edu/bg545wj2204

Stanford Historical Society Oral History Program interviews, 1999-2022

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