2 files of textual records (includes 6 audio cassettes (ca. 330 minutes))

Files consist of oral history records documenting the life and career of Mary Jane Mossman (b. 1946), a lawyer who became a professor at Osgoode Hall in 1977. Interview topics include: McGill University; Queen's University Law School; articling; London School of Economics; first articling student at Parkdale Legal Clinic; lecturer, University of New South Wales; Professor, Osgoode Hall Law School; Acting Director, Parkdale Legal Clinic; Clinic Funding Committee. Interviewer unknown. File includes six audio cassette recordings from a series of three interviews and a transcript with index (236 p.).

Transcript pages 1-74 closed until 27 May 2012

Interview conducted as part of the Parkdale Project.

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