Oral History Interview with Judith (Judy) Kruckman, March 2008
Abstract
Judith (Judy) Kruckman was the first women's athletic director at the university of Wisconsin--Eau Claire.
This oral history interview was conducted by Allen Ramsey in support of his MA thesis research on Title IX and women's athletics at the University of Wisconsin--Eau Claire. His thesis, entitled "Continuing to Chip-Away" : How Title IX Changed Athletics at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire," is available in the University of Wisconsin--Eau Claire McIntyre Library.
Subject
United States. Education Amendments of 1972. Title IX.
Women athletes --Wisconsin --Eau Claire --History.
College sports for women --Wisconsin --Eau Claire --History.
College sports --Wisconsin --Eau Claire --History.
Sex discrimination in sports --Wisconsin --Eau Claire --History.
University of Wisconsin--Eau Claire --Sports --History.
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