Oral History Interview with Scott Cooper (Part 1)

Scott Cooper was born in 1972 in Tennessee, where his father was a Methodist preacher and his mother was a union teacher. He attended Duke University, where he became involved in community organizing through programs like the "Interns and Conscience" initiative. After graduating, he worked with various community organizations and unions, including the Industrial Areas Foundation, AFSCME, and eventually Unite Here.

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ScholarWorks @ The University of New Orleans (The University of New Orleans)
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2025-07-30
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Oral History, Memory, Narrative Analysis
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Oral History Interview with Scott Cooper (Part 1)

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Oral History Interview with Scott Cooper (Part 1)

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Abstract

Scott Cooper was born in 1972 in Tennessee, where his father was a Methodist preacher and his mother was a union teacher. He attended Duke University, where he became involved in community organizing through programs like the "Interns and Conscience" initiative. After graduating, he worked with various community organizations and unions, including the Industrial Areas Foundation, AFSCME, and eventually Unite Here.

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