Interview with Frank Prato
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Frank Prato is a member of the first class at what was then Scarborough College, beginning in 1965. Frank recounts attending classes in the old biology building at the St. George campus and the transition to the newly built Scarborough College. He discusses the impact of Scarborough College’s well-equipped buildings and its state-of-the-art lab equipment. Frank also touches upon the culture of the campus in terms of how its layout shaped the interactions between arts and science students, close connections with professors and administration staff, demographics of the campus, and the opportunities he had to work with the university as a student.