2008 CALENDAR OF EVENTS AND PROGRAMS
 

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   FUNDED PROGRAMS
Dates
Program Title
Sponsor/Location
County
Project Director

Coming Fall 2008!

Carolinian Immigrants: Historical and Literary Perspectives
University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Guilford
Andreas Lixl
   LET'S TALK ABOUT IT
Dates
Series Title and Works
Location
County
Project Director
New Let's Talk About It series coming soon!
    TEACHERS INSTITUTE (for public school educators; by application only)
Dates
Program Title
Location
Scholars
26-27 September
Greensboro

Dr. Mary Ellis Gibson, UNCG;Authors including Randall Kenan,

Lynn York and Jennifer Grotz

24-25 October
Charlotte

Dr. Magdalena Maiz-Peña, Davidson; Dr. Sally Peterson,

NC Arts Council; Ms. Anne Sutton, Union County Schools

   ROAD SCHOLARS
Start Date
Time Scholar / Title Sponsor / Location
County
Project Director
August
6-Aug
11:30 AM
Kevin Duffus: War Zone-World War II Off North Carolina's Outer Banks Friends of Fort Macon
Carteret
Gwen Towles
8-Aug 10:00 AM EJ Stewart: Writing in the Familiar YWCA of the Triangle
Wake
Eloise Best
10-Aug
3:00 PM
Tom Magnuson: Trading Paths and England's Contact Era in North Carolina Eastern Cabarrus Historical Museum
Cabarrus
Vicki Isenhour
14-Aug 6:30 PM William McNeill: Tango! The Song! The Dance! The Obsession! Alban Elved Dance Company/Cameron Art Museum
New Hanover
Karola Luttringhaus
15-Aug
7:30 PM
Sharon Raynor: Debunking Sinister Myths-Women's Literature Celebrates Wild Woman and Bad Girls Carol Woods Retirement Community
Orange 
Marcia Hellerman
18-Aug
6:00 PM
Randell Jones: Scoundrels, Rogues and Heroes of the Old North State First Presbyterian Church: Prime Timers Seniors Group
Forsyth
Georgia West
18-Aug
6:30 PM
Lynn Salsi: Appalachian Story Quilt Alleghany County Public Library
Alleghany
Debbie Brewer
18-Aug 7:30 PM David LaVere: North Carolina Indians Before the English Federal Point Historic Preservation Society, History Center
New Hanover
Rebecca Taylor
20-Aug
7:00 PM
Margaret Hoffman: Blackbeard! The Man Behind the Legend Lewisville Public Library
Forsyth
Diane Bauman
20-Aug
7:00 PM
William McNeill: Tango! The Song! The Dance! The Obsession! Carteret Arts Forum
Carteret
Sharon Owens
21-Aug
10:30 AM
Lynn Salsi: NC Alive Summerfield Senior Outreach Program
Guilford
Agnes Dixon
25-Aug 7:00 PM Anne Rogers: Native Americans and Their Use of the Environment Native American Studies Group/White Hart Woods Center for Cultural Arts & Leadership
Ashe
Ken Rogers
27-Aug
11:00 AM
Kevin Duffus: Lost Light-The Mystery of the Missing Cape Hatteras Fresnel Lens Ashe County Public Library
Ashe 
Jacqueline Wolff
September
2-Sep
7:00 PM
Betty Smith: Women in Traditional Song-What the Songs Say About Women and the Women Who Sang Them American Association of University Women
Gaston
Carol Reinhardt
3-Sep
11:30 AM
Ben Casey: Life Along the Waterways-Exploring North Carolina Rivers Friends of Fort Macon
Carteret
Gwen Towles
8-Sep TBA Sylvia Payne: We Have Stories to Tell-Family and Personal Stories Transylvania County Library
Transylvania
Rebecca Suddeth
9-Sep 6:30 PM Anne Rogers: Native Americans and Their Use of the Environment Liston B. Ramsey Center for Regional Studies, Mars Hill College
Madison
Leslie Burrell Smith
9-Sep
7:00 PM
Randell Jones: Scoundrels, Rogues & Heroes of the Old North State Arbor Acres Retirement Community
Forsyth
Janice Lutz-Vanhoy
11-Sep 7:00 PM David Carr: Remembering What to Remember Cameron Village Regional Library
Wake
Clare Bass
18-Sep
3:00 PM

William Adam: Frederick Law Olmstead-

The Father of American Landscape Architecture

Sandhills Community College
Pinehurst
Teresa Reynolds
20-Sep
10:00 AM
Sharon Raynor: Debunking Sinister Myths- Women's Literature Celebrates Wild Women and Bad Girls Micajah Bullock Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution/NC State Faculty Club
Wake
Ann Harper
22-Sep 7:00 PM Anne Rogers: Cherokee Ceremonial Practices in the 1800s Native American Studies Group/White Hart Woods Center for Cultural Arts & Leadership
Ashe
Ken Rogers
23-Sep 6:30 PM William Anderson: Cherokee Removal Liston B. Ramsey Center for Regional Studies, Mars Hill College
Madison
Leslie Burrell Smith
23-Sep
7:30 PM
Lynn Salsi: NC Alive Haw River Historical Society
Alamance
Gail Knauff
28-Sep
2:00 PM
William Anderson: Cultural Impacts:Native Americans in America and Europeans among the Cherokee Schiele Museum of Natural History
Gaston
Tony Pasour
28-Sep
2:00 PM
Billy Stevens: Sincere Forms of Flattery-Blacks, Whites, and American Popular Music New Bern Historical Society/Scottish Rite Temple
Craven
June Dunleavy
28-Sep 2:30 PM Randell Jones: Scoundrels, Rogues, and Heroes of the Old North State Watauga County Public Library
Watauga
John Blake
October
6-Oct
10:15 AM
Anne Mitchell Whisnant: Grandfather Mountain & the Blue Ridge Parkway-the Untold Story

Osher Lifelong Learning/

Blowing Rock Conference Center

Watauga
Marvin Teer
6-Oct
2:00 PM
Charlotte Ross: Social Function of Narrative in Appalachian Society Osher Lifelong Learning/Blowing Rock Conference Center
Watauga
Marvin Teer
6-Oct 7:30 PM Tom McGowan and Orville Hicks: Mule Egg Seller and Appalachian Storyteller Osher Lifelong Learning/Blowing Rock Conference Center
Watauga
Marvin Teer
7-Oct 6:30 PM Sharon Raynor: Breaking the Silence and Healing the Soul - The Oral Histories of Vietnam War Veterans of North Carolina Mauney Memorial Library
Cleveland
Margot Plonk
10-Oct
7:00 PM
Bill Anderson: Cherokee Removal Caldwell County Historical Society
Caldwell
Barbara Watson
10-Oct
8:00 PM
Joe Cole: A just war? Ethical Issues In the War on Terror Well-Spring Retirement Community
Guilford
Lindsay Arnold
14-Oct 12:30 PM Margaret Hoffman: Blackbeard! The Man Behind the Legend Wilmington Downtown Rotary/ Coastline Convention Center 
New Hanover
Joe Owen
15-Oct
10:00 AM
Walter Ziffer: Lost in Translation-When Holy Writ Become Wholly Wrong Chautauqua AVE/United Methodist Church
Cherokee
Ann Tatum
16-Oct
3:00 PM
Richard Starnes: The Confederate Dilemma-The Divided Mind of Civil War North Carolina

Chautauqua AVE/

Valleytown Cultural Arts Center

Cherokee
Ann Tatum
17-Oct TBA Anne Whisnant: Super-senic Motorway-the Blue Ridge Parkway Nobody Knows

Society of NC Archivists/

Belk Library, ASU

Watauga
Karen Paar
17-Oct
8:00 PM
Sharon Raynor: Breaking the Silence and Healing the Soul-The Oral Histories of Vietnam War Veterans of North Carolina Well-Spring Retirement Community
Guilford
Lindsay Arnold
19-Oct
TBA
Walter Ziffer: Lost In Translation-When Holy Writ BecomeWholly Wrong Levine Sklut Judaic Library
Mecklenburg
Talli Dipold
19-Oct 2:00 PM Randell Jones: In the Footsteps of Daniel Boone

Rural Hall Historical Society/

Lutheran Church of the Epiphany

Forsyth
Dorothy Mathews
21-Oct 7:00 PM William McNiell: Tango! The Song! The Dance! The Obsession! Cumberland County Library Cumberland Jillian Lashmet
24-Oct
8:00 PM
Richard Starnes: The Confederate Dilemma: The Divided Mind of Civil War North Carolina Well-Spring Retirement Community
Guilford
Lindsay Arnold
27-Oct 7:00 PM William Anderson: Cultural Impacts-Native Americans in America and Europeans Among the Cherokee

Native American Studies Group/

White Hart Woods Center for Cultural Arts & Leadership

Ashe Ken Rogers
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