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• Skidmore Saratoga Memory Project
  • Research Resources
  • Timeline
• Exhibits
  • Mapping Saratoga Springs
    • 250 Yrs, 16 Maps
    • Town, Village, City
    • Map Stories
    • Saratoga's Mapmakers
    • Hidden Treasures
    • Saratoga Springs Timeline
    • Map Collection
    • About
  • Compassionate Hands: Skidmore's Nursing Program
  • Harry Burleigh 150th
  • Sixty Years Young: Saratoga Senior Center
• Oral Histories
  • Retiree Oral History Project
  • Alumni
    • Department of Nursing
  • Encuentros
    • Latinx Interviews
  • Saratogians
    • Saratoga Labor History Digital Archive
    • The Flurry Festival
    • Beekman Street: Residential to Arts District
  • Podcasts
  • Browse Oral Histories
• Browse Collections
  • Collection Tree
• Contact Us

Browse Items (3 total)

Interview with John Anzalone

Since September  1985, John Anzalone has been a professor of French at Skidmore College. An interdisciplinary scholar, Anzalone has taught in language, film, and the art of translation. He was centrally involved with Skidmore’s study abroad programs…

Tags: art history, Curriculum, Foreign Languages and Literature, Interdisciplinary Collaboration, International Students, J-Semester, Liberal Studies, MALS, Media Services, Michael Arnush, study abroad

Jan Scaglia '86, Interview

During her time at the College, Jan Scalia '86 majored in Studio Art and enjoyed helping with dance activities. In this interview, she discusses her tri-generational family: her mother graduated in '59 and her daughter in '15. She also discusses…

Tags: Alhambra, alumna, alumni, art history, arts, Barclay's, caring faculty, close-knit community, coed, Connecticut, development, dormitory, drinking age, Elana Scaglia, friendships, J-Term, Jonsson Tower, new campus, old campus, Pat's, Saratoga Springs, Scribner Village, second generation Skiddie, Skidmore child, Skidmore College, Skidmore parent, social life, tri-generational

Interview with Lisa Aronson

Lisa Aronson joined Skidmore’s Art History faculty in 1986. In this interview she traces her academic journey to Skidmore and reflects on the influences that led her to specialize in the study if African textiles. While at Skidmore, Aronson…

Tags: Art Department, art history, Charles Stainback, John Weber, Non-Western Requirement, Phyllis Roth, Skidmore Art Collections, Tang Museum, UWW