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Call number	NAU.OH.36.19
Item number	51764
Creator	Endfield, Raymond
Title	Oral history interview with Raymond Endfield, November 3, 1980.
Date	1980
Type	Sound
Description	CONTENT: Mr. Raymond Endfield is the Federal Projects Director. Interviewed by Margery B. Clark on November 3, 1980. Topics discussed in the interview include: Endfield's family and educational background; experience with the San Carlos Tribe; advantages and disadvantages of paternalism and termination; adapting to non-Indian cultures and languages; successes and failures of tribal education; the impact of Red Power; bringing up a family on the reservation; comments on the Bureau of Indian Affairs; and comments on Indian Education. BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY: Northern Arizona University Indian Oral History Project was directed by Dr. Philip Rulon, associate professor of history at Northern Arizona University. The purpose of this study is twofold: first, to obtain historical information on the education of Native Americans in the Southwest; and second, to obtain insights into the effectiveness of bicultural and cross-cultural programs for Indian Americans. The project is funded by the Institute of Southwestern Studies of Northern Arizona University.
Collection name	Northern Arizona University Indian Education Oral History Project
Finding aid	http://www.azarchivesonline.org/xtf/view?docId=ead/nau/NAU_Indian_EducationOH.xml
Language	English
Repository	Northern Arizona University. Cline Library.
Rights	ABOR
Contributor	Clark, Margery B.
Subjects	Apache Indians--Education Apache Indians--Social life and customs Apache Indians--Cultural assimilation Indian reservations--Arizona Apache Indians--Government relations Apache Indians--Family relationships United States. Bureau of Indian Affairs American Indian Movement
Places	San Carlos Indian Reservation (Ariz.) Southwest, New
Physical format	Audio tape/cassette
Master file size	316395564
Master mimetype	audio/wav
Master file format	wav
Master audio channel numbers	1
Master audio sampling rate	44100

Oral history interview with Raymond Endfield, November 3, 1980.

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