Interview with Steve Duncan, Director of Military Programs
- Title
- Interview with Steve Duncan, Director of Military Programs
- Description
- Video recording of an interview with Steve Duncan, Director of Military Programs and Assistant Vice Chancellor for Administration and Finance. Steve Duncan discusses the history of the partnership between ECU and the military, as well as his work at ECU promoting outreach with the military for research and support opportunities on campus. Video recording is 19 minutes, 47 seconds long; recording has been edited to remove blank video. Recorded on a Sony MiniDV digital HD video for HDV/DV. Video tape case labelled Steve Duncan Int. 2011, 101.
- Date
- April 04, 2011
- Original Format
- video recordings
- Extent
- 6.6cm x 4.8cm
- Local Identifier
- UA15.09.05.01.101
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- Contributor(s)
- Subject(s)
- Civil-military relations
- Public-private sector cooperation
- United States. Department of Defense
- East Carolina University. Army ROTC
- Spatial
- Location of Original
- University Archives
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