An Interview With Peter Millard (Issue #12 – March 1993)

VOX is a forum for the expression of opinions of members of the USFA on topics of general interest to the membership. Submissions to be considered for publication should be sent to the USFA office to the attention of the VOX Editorial Board or they may be sent by email to usfa@usaskfaculty.ca, or to any member of the Editorial Board.

VOX is sponsored by the University of Saskatchewan Faculty Association and is published by an independent Editorial Board, whose members are:
George Khachatourians
Brian Pratt
Howard Woodhouse

VOX may appear up to eight times a year, depending on the volume of submissions. All articles remain the property of the authors, and permission to reprint them should be obtained directly from them. All opinions ex-pressed in VOX are those of the authors, and do not necessarily represent the position of the USFA or the Editorial Board.

 

Peter Millard was appointed in 1964 as a Special Lecturer at the U of S and retired on December 31, 1991 as a full Professor. He published articles, reviews and stories. He was the author of two books and wrote an analysis of human rights and the Conservative Government entitled Devine Rule in Saskatchewan.  Dr. Millard was head of the Department of English from 1985 until his retirement in December of 1991 and served on the USFA Executive Committee for several terms beginning in 1984. He was USFA Chair for 1987-88 during the only strike in USFA history. This issue of Vox is an interview between Millard and Vox Editorial Board member Douglas Thorpe that took place on December 21, 1991, Professor Millard’s last day in his office.

An Interview with Peter Millard