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Eva Kate Lewis, 2011 Georgia Southern University

Eva Kate Lewis

African American Funeral Programs

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Forever Free: The Dakota People's Civil War, John M. Rudy 2011 Gettysburg College

Forever Free: The Dakota People's Civil War, John M. Rudy

Interpreting the Civil War: Connecting the Civil War to the American Public

As I mentioned last week, I left Fort Snelling after our tour as part of the National Association for Interpretation annual conference unfulfilled. The potential for high-drama and deeply meaningful connections was palpable on that landscape. The audience, a crowd of interpreters, were begging for meanings. One African American woman in the group, after the site administrator mentioned in passing Dred and Harriet Scott being held at the site, asked about the nature of the labor used to build the fort. I was sitting in the row behind her. I could not see her face. But from the inflection in …


Walking Out On The Meaning: Dedication Day 2011, John M. Rudy 2011 Gettysburg College

Walking Out On The Meaning: Dedication Day 2011, John M. Rudy

Interpreting the Civil War: Connecting the Civil War to the American Public

I am a nerd. Last year on November 19th I was stuck in Las Vegas, attending the NAI conference (the same one Jake and I have been grousing about for the last two weeks). This was the first Dedication Day event I had missed since first coming to Gettysburg in 2003. I was upset. I was disconsolate. I trudged the strip dejected. I toured the Atomic Testing Museum, which was fascinating but unfulfilling. I am one of those dorks who doesn't understand how anyone can schedule anything other than a trip to Gettysburg on November the 19th. The glitz of …


Mrs. Corene Johnson, 2011 Georgia Southern University

Mrs. Corene Johnson

African American Funeral Programs

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Josephine "Sister" Young, 2011 Georgia Southern University

Josephine "Sister" Young

African American Funeral Programs

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Evangelist Rachel Lee, 2011 Georgia Southern University

Evangelist Rachel Lee

African American Funeral Programs

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Rachel Lee, 2011 Georgia Southern University

Rachel Lee

African American Funeral Programs

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Just Interpret To Me: Reflecting On Nai 2011, John M. Rudy 2011 Gettysburg College

Just Interpret To Me: Reflecting On Nai 2011, John M. Rudy

Interpreting the Civil War: Connecting the Civil War to the American Public

Last week saw Jake and I in St. Paul, Minnesota for the annual National Association for Interpretation workshop, a week long gathering of professional interpreters from around the nation. I'll guarantee that the next couple of weeks will be filled with recaps from both of us on what struck us the most during the conference. Our reactions ranged from "meh..." to "Dude!" [excerpt]


Myrtle Otelia Hooker-Pearson, 2011 Georgia Southern University

Myrtle Otelia Hooker-Pearson

African American Funeral Programs

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Sister Minnie L Connely, 2011 Georgia Southern University

Sister Minnie L Connely

African American Funeral Programs

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Minnie L. Conelly, 2011 Georgia Southern University

Minnie L. Conelly

African American Funeral Programs

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Walter Davis, 2011 Georgia Southern University

Walter Davis

African American Funeral Programs

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Mrs. Pearl Lee "Teenager" Williams, 2011 Georgia Southern University

Mrs. Pearl Lee "Teenager" Williams

African American Funeral Programs

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Mrs. Mary Alice "May" Roberts, 2011 Georgia Southern University

Mrs. Mary Alice "May" Roberts

African American Funeral Programs

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Sallie Moody, 2011 Georgia Southern University

Sallie Moody

African American Funeral Programs

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Last Prisoners At Gettysburg: A Gift For Kind Hearts, John M. Rudy 2011 Gettysburg College

Last Prisoners At Gettysburg: A Gift For Kind Hearts, John M. Rudy

Interpreting the Civil War: Connecting the Civil War to the American Public

I have been digging quite heavily into the history of Pennsylvania (Gettysburg) College and the American Civil War these past few months, trying to fill a gaping hole in the scholarship not only of the college but of the local civilian story in the war. This has meant long Thursday nights at Adams County Historical Society culling through every random mention of the college and the complex relationship which the students and faculty had with both the citizens of the borough and the armies which invaded it. It has also meant that I've had the opportunity to revisit Gettysburg College's …


Interview With Dr. Nadine Barnes - Alumna; Director Of The Baudhuin Oral School, Nadine Barnes 2011 Nova Southeastern University

Interview With Dr. Nadine Barnes - Alumna; Director Of The Baudhuin Oral School, Nadine Barnes

Oral Histories of Nova Southeastern University

University School, Baudhuin Oral School, autism, learning disabilities, speech and language, children, dyslexia, Lower School, metropolitan test, FCAT, AIP program, collaborative programs, Master’s program, lab schools, Dr. George Hanbury, doctorate degree, Cultural Arts, chess, cheer leading, Spanish class, basketball leagues, lacrosse team, dance class, acting class, debate, forensics, Red Ribbon Week, bullying,


"Sit Down Together At A Table Of Brotherhood": Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, John M. Rudy 2011 Gettysburg College

"Sit Down Together At A Table Of Brotherhood": Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, John M. Rudy

Interpreting the Civil War: Connecting the Civil War to the American Public

As we walked along the tidal basin back toward the Smithsonian Metro Station, I began to cry. Just a few tears, here and there, welled in my eyes. It wasn't the monument or the quotes. It wasn't the deep feelings I had looking at his face. It was overhearing a simple conversation. Two 30-something black women in a group of tourists were talking to one another about photos.

"You need to get your picture taken, girl," one asks the other.

"Why?" she responds, "I've got plenty of pictures."

"To prove you were here," the first woman responds. [excerpt]


Interview With Dr. Jerome Chermak - University School Headmaster, Jerome Chermak 2011 Nova Southeastern University

Interview With Dr. Jerome Chermak - University School Headmaster, Jerome Chermak

Oral Histories of Nova Southeastern University

University School, Head Master, Ray Ferrero, student instruction K-12, University School expansion, Dr. Frank DePiano, autonomous, Abe Fischler, Mickey Segal, Lower School, early childhood expert, autistic children, “Mommy and Me”, Mailman Segal Institute, Jim & Jan Moran Family Center Village, Baudhuin School, Oral School, waiver, SACS-accredited, FCATs, advisory board, PTA, public schools, art, music, theater, private school, Upper School, Roman amphitheater, College prep, SAT, teacher/student ratio


Interview With Dr. Fredrick Lippman - Chancellor, Health Professions Division, Frederick Lippman 2011 Nova Southeastern University

Interview With Dr. Fredrick Lippman - Chancellor, Health Professions Division, Frederick Lippman

Oral Histories of Nova Southeastern University

Southeastern University of the Health Sciences, Dr. Morton Terry, college of pharmacy, Florida Legislature, Florida Osteopathic Medical Association, Dr. Melnick, Royal Jonas, Augie Paoli, Ray Ferrero, Bob Steele, Harry Gampel, allied health, Physician assistants, Area Health Education Centers (AHEC), Governor Graham, Hamilton Forman, David Rush, Joe Lackovich, Ron Chenail, dental medicine, Fischler School, chancellor, Hanbury, hospital,


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