Hamrdla, G. Robert

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Abstract: There are two tremendously meaningful threads in G. Robert Hamrdla’s career at Stanford, beginning as a student and continuing to this day. They are: (1) Hamrdla’s overseas experience in Germany (only the second group of students to participate in the Bing Overseas Studies Program) was a transformative experience for him, leading him to an extended and extensive role in the program; (2) Hamrdla's love for students and the guidance, assistance and counseling he provided to many, many students over the years. He was the first director of the Academic Information Center and was a central force in its development. He has an insider’s view of the presidencies of Richard Lyman and Donald Kennedy.

Type of resource	mixed material
Date created	February 25, 2011

Author	Hamrdla, G. Robert
Publisher	Stanford Historical Society.

Subject	G. Robert Hamrdla
Subject	Bing Overseas Study Program
Subject	Oral histories
Subject	Stanford Historical Society
Subject	Interviews
Subject	Richard W. Lyman
Subject	Donald Kennedy
Subject	Stanford University > Administration

Related item	Title Finding aid
Location	https://purl.stanford.edu/st011dm7709

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Preferred Citation: Hamrdla, G. Robert (2011).
Oral history. Stanford Digital Repository. Available at:
http://purl.stanford.edu/st011dm7709

Stanford Historical Society Oral History Program interviews, 1999-2022

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