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3. Reports from the NEH Workshop: Concord / Mezzanine Salon C
MODERATOR David A. Berry, Executive Director, CCHA, Essex County College, NJ
PRESENTERS
’There’s a Northern Lady Come to Teach Us’: Concord’s Role in Freedman’s
Education
Joe Thurman, Jefferson College, MO
Old Concord Awake: Literary Concord and the Civil War
Elissa Rust, Portland Community College, OR
Transcending Farther and Faster: Using the Transcendentalists to Empower Students in
Developmental Education
Heidi Bauer, LCC
10:15 – 10:30 am Coffee Break / Mezzanine Foyer
10:30 – 11:45 Concurrent Session 4 – 6
4. Portals for Women and Action / Mezzanine Salon C
MODERATOR Donna Elkins, Jefferson Community & Technical College
PRESENTERS
Women’s Attitudes towards Secession and the Civil War
Mary Wayne Watson, Nash Community College, NC
Secret Women: Three Civil War Spies and the Messages They Left Behind
Donna Elkins, Jefferson Community & Technical College
5. Reports from the NEH Workshop: Georgia O'Keeffe / Mezzanine Salon D
MODERATOR
PRESENTERS
Georgia O’Keeffe and the Sense of Place: Integrating the Physical and Theoretical Landscape into Survey of
American History Courses
Janis Price de la Mer, Columbia State Community College, TN
Celebration and Loss in American Literature through Georgia O’Keeffe
Marla H. Dunham, Alamance Community College, NC
You Inspire, I Admire: Life Lesson with Georgia O’Keeffe
Wendy Fosterwelsh, Ashland Community and Technical College, KY
Georgia O’Keeffe and Annie Dillard’s Puebloan View of Nature: Home, Sanctuary, and Work Place
Julie Trotter, Alamance Community College, NC
6. Spotlighting Literary Magazines Workshop / Mezzanine Salon B
MODERATOR Bryan Scichilone, Jefferson Community & Technical College
12:00 – 1:40 pm Plenary Session II / Medallion Salon B
Banquet Luncheon
Welcome: Dr. Diane Calhoun-French
Provost, Jefferson Community & Technical College
Distinguished Humanities Educator Award
Keynote Speaker Introduction: Wes Lites
Jefferson Community & Technical College
2:00 – 3:15 pm Concurrent Sessions 7 – 9
Keynote Speaker: Patrick Gaston, Gastal Networks, LCC
7. Revising Historical Iconography / Mezzanine Salon B
MODERATOR Amy Stewart, Jefferson Community & Technical College
PRESENTERS
Looters or Protectors: Teaching the Truth about Ancient Monuments
Dr. Amy Stewart, Jefferson Community & Technical College, KY
Freedom is Our Lives: La Cristiada and Roman Catholic Historiography
Robert King, Hillsborough Community College, FL
8. NEH Summer Seminar/Institute Panel
The Legacy of Ancient Italy: The Etruscan and Early Roman City
MODERATOR Wes Lites
PANEL
Marsha Anderson, Richland College, TX
Carole Lester, Richland College, TX
Wes Lites, Jefferson Community & Technical College, KY
Ernesto Lombeida, Arkansas State University, AR
9. Educational Adventures with Study Abroad / Mezzanine Salon D
MODERATOR Marie Good, Jefferson Community & Technical College
PANEL
Marie Good, Jefferson Community & Technical College
Ken Casey, Hopkinsville Community & Technical College
Scott Vander Ploeg, Madisonville Community & Technical College
3:15 – 3:30 pm Beverage Break / Mezzanine Foyer
3:30 – 4:45 pm Concurrent Sessions 10 – 11
10. NEH Web Interactive / Mezzanine Salon D
Brandon Johnson, Senior Program Officer - Challenge Grant Program,
National Endowment for the Humanities, Washington, D.C.
11. Documentary Film Screening / Mezzanine Salon C
Living Lightly
Robin Burke, KY
This multi-award winning documentary shares the story of a 21 st century family from New Brunswick in Canada,
who have embraced living with the land, leading a self-sufficient existence; it gives an insight into how one family
of all ages is making a difference to the environment.