Interview with Christine Cetrulo, April 17, 1992

Interview Summary

This is a very short interview with former assistant director of the UK Writing Program Christine Cetrulo. She explains the reasons why she works and what she hopes to accomplish with her work. Cetrulo states that she wants to positively contribute to the university. Cetrulo then talks about her greatest achievement, the Innovations Award from the Chancellor's Office, and she also lists several other awards and grants she has received. She then explains the work she was expecting to do when she entered the field, and describes how very different her actual work is from what she was expecting. Cetrulo also states what she hopes to accomplish within the next ten years, describes every part of her job and gives percentages of how her time is divided. The interview concludes with Cetrulo discussing how she spends her summers and the nature of her research.

Interview Keyword

Nature of Academic Work

Interview LC Subject

Cetrulo, Christine Cetrulo, Christine--Interviews University of Kentucky University of Kentucky--History

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