Scope and Content NoteInterviews from 2009 span 5 tapes. Additional materials include project field report, survey forms, audio recording logs/index, photo logs, ephemera, a song and dance booklet, an invoice, and the project proposal. Digital materials consist of invterviews in .WAV and .MP3 formats, 18 photographs in .JPEG format, 2 videos in .MPG format, and interview .DOC files.
The following is a list of the recordings included in this sub-series in order of tape number:
1728. Areli Hernandez & Argentia Colomer, 04/06/2009
1729. Father Teodoro Aguda & Argentia Colomer, 04/02/2009
1730. Carmen Arellano, 04/13/2009
1731. Theresa Guzman, Belinda Avila & Ronald Avila, 04/13/2009
1732. Yolanda Estrada, 04/16/2009
Administrative/Biographical History ElementProject was carried out by Denese M. Neu in 2009. Building on informationa and contacts from previous New Populations projects, Dr. Neu conducted initial interviews to learn about Honduran culture and established an interview question set based off of these. The resulting publication, "
Honduran Identity Within South Louisiana Culture" is available on the Louisiana Folklfe Program's
New Populations page.
System of Arrangement
Materials may be found in the following series within the Louisana Folklife Program Project Files:
Administrative/Biographical History ElementCollection is available for review at LSU Libraries Special Collections,
Hill Memorial Library, Baton Rouge, La.
