Landmarks
of American History and Culture Workshops for Community
College Faculty,
a We the People Intiative |
WORKSHOP GENERAL INFORMATION
ENCOUNTERING JOHN ADAMS:
BRAINTREE AND BOSTON
July 8-14 or July 15-21, 2007
Workshop Locations: Adams National Historical Park,
Boston Public Library, Massachusetts Historical Society,
Massachusetts Archives, Boston College
Marc K. Landy
Political Science Department
Boston College
140 Commonwealth Ave.
McGuinn Hall
Chestnut Hill, MA 02467
Information: Shirley Gee
617/552-4144
adams.landmarks@gmail.com
www.bc.edu/sites/johnadams
THE AMERICAN LYCEUM AND PUBLIC CULTURE:
THE ORATORY OF IDEALISM, OPPORTUNITY,
AND ABOLITION IN THE 19TH CENTURY
May 20-26 or May 27-June 2, 2007
Workshop Locations: Concord, Milbury,
and Sturbridge, Massachusetts
Richard A. Katula
Department of Communication Studies
Northeastern University
360 Huntington Ave.; 101 Lake hall
Boston, MA 02115
617/373-5040
r.katula@neu.edu
http://www.americanlyceum.neu.edu/
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WAR,
DEATH, AND REMEMBRANCE:
MEMORY AND COMMEMORATION
OF THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR
June 4-8 or June 11-15, 2007
Workshop Locations: Oxford and Corinth, Mississippi;
and Shiloh National Military Park, Tennessee
John R. Neff
Department of History
University of Mississippi
310 Bishop Hall
University, MS 38677
662/915-3969
umneh@olemiss.edu
STEEL-MAKING IN CLEVELAND:
A CASE STUDY OF THE HISTORY AND CULTURE
OF INDUSTRIALIZATION, IMMIGRATION,
AND LABOR IN AMERICA
July 9-13 or July 16-20, 2007
Workshop Locations: Western Reserve Historical Society,
Mittal Steel Mill, Ohio and Erie Canal, and historic neighborhoods
along the Cuyahoga River
Edward J. Pershey and Grace Sipusic
Western Reserve Historical Society
10825 East Boulevard
Cleveland, OH 44106
216/721-5722 ext. 228
gsipusic@wrhs.org
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Community College Humanities Association
