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[00:00:14] Announcer describes 1955 Alumni Tour [00:01:39] Interviewer raises question of vocational training contrasted against child labor laws [00:01:54] McPhee talks about his pride in the students and alumni of Cal Poly [00:02:00] McPhee describes his philosophy of the Alumni Tour [00:02:47] McPhee describes his wishes that more California schools could be like Cal Poly [00:03:00] McPhee talks about the number of graduates and how he visits some from many graduation years [00:03:40] McPhee describes his own work experience [00:04:14] McPhee talks about additional proposed Cal Poly campuses [00:04:42] McPhee discusses the coursework and offerings of other state colleges [00:05:31] McPhee talks about the dates for Poly Royal 1955 [00:05:54] McPhee discusses upcoming growth of the campuses [00:06:53] McPhee talks about coeducation and his daughters [00:07:19] Upside-down approach discussed along with practical approach [00:08:40] McPhee talks about how many students are offered jobs in engineering [00:09:18] Requirements for entrance [00:09:30] McPhee talks about athletics and football ranking [00:10:57] McPhee talks about tuition and fees - $13 per quarter and no tuition [00:11:40] McPhee discusses housing for students [00:12:50] McPhee describes campus employment of students [00:14:00] Interviewer praises Cal Poly [00:14:57] McPhee asked about vocational training in K-12 education [00:15:15] McPhee describes the reasons students fail - poor English and math skills
[00:00:00] Introduction montage
[00:01:36] Art Hapgood introduces the topic of the discussion: Cal Poly's involvement in the community
[00:02:51] Baker on his vision for university integration into the community
[00:04:18] Baker on the role of communications in making students more connected with the world
[00:05:28] Baker on public education and its preparation for college coursework
[00:06:30] Discussion of impacted student programs
[00:08:00] Baker on Cal Poly's particular characteristics - not a research institution, focused on undergraduate education
[00:10:14] Baker on sources of funding for Cal Poly
[00:13:00] Baker on soliciting funding from corporations
[00:14:55] Baker on his family life
[00:16:45] Baker on possible expansion of research by faculty
[00:19:20] Baker on relationship between faculty research and funding acquisition
[00:19:47] Baker on general education for undergraduates
[00:23:45] Baker on affirmative action and the lack of diversity in faculty and staff
[00:26:25] Baker on his vision for Cal Poly in the next few years - more funding, more research
[00:27:50] Baker begins talking about women's sports
[00:27:54] End of recording
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