Interview with A. D. Albright, September 6, 1988

Interview Summary

In this interview, A.D. Albright describes how he first came to the University of Kentucky. He states that his job at UK as director of the Bureau of School Services grew out of his work on the Kellogg project on the South. A Kellogg leadership project and teaching experiment were both located at UK. Albright states that he was interested in having an impact on how people view education and go about the educational process. Albright discusses problems with education in Kentucky, especially the rising tuition rates for higher education in Kentucky. He also mentions his relationship with Republican politician Larry Forgy, and he talks about educational reform and the need for constitutional reform in Kentucky.

Interview Keyword

Kellogg Foundation program Kellogg Foundation-sponsored research project Kellogg Project Policies Education reform Forgy, Lawrence E., Jr., 1939-

Interview LC Subject

Albright, A. D. (Arnold De Wald) Albright, A. D. (Arnold De Wald)--Interviews University of Kentucky University of Kentucky--History College teachers. Education, Higher--Kentucky Universities and colleges--Faculty. Universities and colleges--Research Kentucky--Politics and government Politicians--Kentucky Education--Kentucky

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