Nancy A. Somnitz Interview, 20 September 2014

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In this short interview, Nancy Somnitz recalls going to Fenn College (later Cleveland State University). She went in with desires to be a chemistry educator, but ended up teaching a wide array of subjects to elementary schoolchildren through to high school students. She talks about her co-op experiences and concludes by talking about what she did after school.

Participants: Somnitz, Nancy A. (interviewee) / Wickens, Joseph (interviewer)
Collection: CSU at 50
Institutional Repository: Cleveland Regional Oral History Collection

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