A speech by Verne C. Fryklund on his impressions of Japan presented at the Mississippi Valley Industrial Arts Conference in 1948. Fryklund spent time in Japan during the U.S. occupation after World War II.

Tape recorded speech given by Dr. Edgar Dale at the 1951 Audio-visual Conference at Stout

This tape was broadcast on WMNE radio on 1952. It was one of a series on "Planning your college future" which explained the educational advantages of attending Stout.

This tape was broadcast on WMNE radio on 1952. It was one of a series on "Planning your college future" which explained the educational advantages of attending Stout.

This is a radio broadcast that took place in Rice Lake, Wisconsin in 1954. President Verne Fryklund is questioned about the Stout Institute by three members of the Rice Lake League of Women Voters. Fryklund answers questions ...

Tape recorded speech given by L. C. Larson at the 1955 Audio-visual Conference at Stout.

Speech given by Stout President William J. Micheels to the Lion's Club in Eau Claire, Wisconsin in 1962.

A brief tape recorded interview with Clyde A. Bowman. The interview was conducted by Dwight Agnew on July 21, 1962. Bowman joined the Stout staff in 1919 as the first dean of Industrial Education and served in that capacity ...

Tape recorded presentation given by Jenny Jacobs at an annual meeting of the Dunn County Historical Society about 1965. She discusses a diptheria epidemic, home front effort during the Civil War, a lecture in Menomonie ...

Tape recorded speech given by Dr. Robert S. Swanson in Phoenix, Arizona, March 14, 1966 while he was serving as Dean of the School of Applied Science and Technology at Stout.