Curry, BillUnited States, Georgia, Clarke County, Athens, 33.96095, -83.37794White, Carol2015-06-29Interviewed by Bill Curry.White talks about her childhood in Jericho, Vermont. As a child, she always enjoyed reading and learning new things. White goes on to talk about her education at Southern Mississippi and Florida State University. She goes on to describe her first job working for a high school in Albany, Ga. This is where she started to help out with the football team. Eventually, she coached other sports teams. White talks about the art of kicking a football and how she learned that technique. She later talks about her experience working on the Georgia Tech football team, and she explains what it was like being the only woman on the coaching staff. White also recalls the start of her specialized kicking camp called KICK-AID. She closes out her interview by speculating what her legacy will be like.Carol White was born in Jericho, Vermont. Her father owned a filling station while her mother ran a restaurant. She moved to Boston, Mass when she was a child, and she explored the world of books. White received a degree in political science from Southern Mississippi and a Master's degree from Florida State University. White got in to football when she became one of the assistant coaches at a high school in Albany, Ga. She took stats of the team and eventually learned the art of kicking and punting. In 1985, White obtained a coaching position at Georgia Tech where she became the first woman to coach football at an NCAA Division 1-A institution. White started a kicking, snapping, and punting camp called KICK-AID. Now White resides in Athens, Ga, and she runs several kicking, snapping and punting camps where she teaches the methods of kicking, punting, and snapping to aspiring football players.video/mp4enghttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/Athens Oral History Projecthttp://russelldoc.galib.uga.edu/russell/view?docId=ead/RBRL361AOHP-ead.xmlWomen football coaches--GeorgiaWomen football coachesGeorgiaCarol White interviewed by Bill Curry, 29 June 2015.MovingImage