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Interview with Penny Jolly

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Interview with Penny Jolly

Date

January 17th, 2025

Is Part Of

Skidmore Saratoga Memory Project

Description

Penny Jolly grew up in the greater New York City area where she was very influenced by museums in the city. After undergraduate study at Oberlin and graduate degrees from the University of Pennsylvania, Penny arrived at Skidmore in 1976 where she taught courses in art history, especially Renaissance art and became Director of Art History as well as an active member of the Liberal Studies program and the Women’s Studies major. In this interview she discusses the separation of art history from studio art as separate departments, the faculty committee system, the creation of the Skidmore Daycare Center, and evolving relations between faculty and administration. Penny retired from the faculty in 2019.

Language

English (en)

Subject

Retiree Oral History Project

Type

Oral History

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Interviewer

Lynne Gelber

Interviewee

Penny Jolly

Location

Saratoga Springs, NY

Original Format

Audio Recording

Duration

52:32

Citation

“Interview with Penny Jolly,” Skidmore Saratoga Memory Project, accessed March 26, 2026, https://ssmp.skidmore.edu/document/1418.

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