Publication Date
1-22-2016
Abstract
Hoyt shared an interest in stamps with Myers and recalls the differences in their interests and acquisition methods. He makes the analogy of Myers' personal characteristic being like a lighthouse; meaning, he would focus intently on something for a brief amount of time and then move on to a new interest. Hoyt observes the effect of changes in teaching load on the institution and on other influences Myers had on students and the institution.
Duration
00:26:00
Keywords
pack rat, stamps, personal characteristics, leadership, collecting techniques, multi-talented, Portrait of a Collector, Faculty, Collector
Disciplines
United States History
Recommended Citation
Hoyt, Fred and Miner, Meg, "Fred Hoyt" (2016). All oral histories. 103.
https://digitalcommons.iwu.edu/oral_hist/103
Comments
An abstract of this interview is available below. A transcript is linked above and to the right. An essay summarizing themes that emerged from interviews conducted about Myers in 2016 is available: Portrait of a Collector: Reflections on an Influential Bibliophile.
This interview subject is affiliated with IWU and/or President Myers in the following ways: Professor of Business Administration, 1987-present.