Reba Benschoter Audio Interview

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Reba Benschoter Audio Interview

Reba Benschoter begins her interview discussing her education background in psychology and how she wanted to apply it to the field of television. She describes how she used that knowledge to get hired at UNMC to create TV and video programming for early distance learning and group therapy with the Department of Psychology of the Nebraska Psychiatric Institute. She details the six year grant funded program working with Norfolk State Hospital to evaluate the effectiveness of television programing (1964-1970) and a partnership with VA hospitals (1968). Benchoter also describes the expansion of distance education through televisions and film at UNMC, first with the establishment of the Biomedical Communications Division (1970) and the learning resource center in the medical library (1971) and later working in conjunction with the College of Nursing and satellite campuses (1990s). She ends her interview covering her accomplishments in numerous “rural-focused projects” and planning internet-based courses during her tenure as Associate Dean of Allied Health.

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title: Reba Benschoter Audio Interview

creator: Benschoter, Reba

subject: Biomedical Communications Division; Department of Psychiatry Nebraska; Psychiatric Institute

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contributor: Greiner, Carl

date: 2019-09-30

type: sound recording-nonmusical

format: WAV

identifier: AV-002-004-017-02

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