Title	Oral history interview with Antonio Zamora, 2007 Oct. 16
Interviewee	Zamora, Antonio
Interviewer	Markee, Katherine
Purdue Identification Number	MSO1i200708021
Date Recorded	October 16, 2007
Abstract	Antonia Zamora is Director Emeritus of the Black Cultural Center, 1973-1995. He recounts the challenges, opportunities, mission and goals of the BCC. He discusses the wide ranging and diverse programming sponsored by the BCC, including outreach and the library with its strong collection in African-American poetry, fiction and the social sciences. Among his many honors and awards are the Sagamore of the Wabash and the establishment of the Antonio Zamora Endowment Fund to promote leadership at BCC. He continues being active in the community as an accomplished jazz saxophonist and ensemble leader. Quote: The establishment of a Black Cultural Center in a university community is an asset.
Subjects	Zamora, Antonio--Interviews Purdue University. Black Cultural Center Purdue University--Administration Musicians
Genre (AAT)	interviews oral history (document genres) video recordings
Media Type	video
Original Format	video/DVD
Duration	56 min.
Collection	Purdue University Oral History Program Collection
Repository	Purdue University Libraries, Karnes Archives and Special Collections
Rights Statement	Copyright Purdue University. All rights reserved.
AVsource	http://collections.lib.purdue.edu/oralhistory/POH0708021(Zamora).flv
URI	ark:/34231/c6wd3zmg

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