About
the Presenters
Spencie
Love is currently Assistant Director of the Southern Oral History Program.
Her book, One Blood: The Death and Resurrection of Charles R. Drew,
was published by UNC Press in 1996. Dr. David Cecelski is an independent
scholar and author who currently writes a monthly column for the Raleigh
News and Observer, "Listening to History," based on interviews conducted
for the Southern Oral History Program. He published Along Freedom
Road: Hyde County, North Carolina and the Fate of Black Schools in
the South in 1994, co-edited Democracy Betrayed: The Wilmington
Race Riot of 1898 and Its Legacy in 1998. Dr. Pamela Grundy is
a visiting assistant professor at Davidson College and the author of an
oral history collection "You Always Think of Home": A Portrait of Clay
County, Alabama. Alicia Rouverol and Jill Hemming are independent
folklorists with extensive experience designing and conducting oral history
projects. Rouverol is the co-author of "I Was Content and Not Content":
The Story of Linda Lord and the Closing of Penobscot Poultry, recently
published. Kathy Newfont and Kelly Navies are UNC doctoral candidates conducting
oral history research for their dissertations in western North Carolina.
Both have significant and wide-ranging teaching experience.
How
to Register
PHE
events are open to all current and future North Carolina school teachers,
public and private, as well as faculty
and graduate students in local departments of history and schools of education.
Coffee and light morning
refreshments will be served beginning at 9:30 am, and we will provide a
free lunch. Those who attend
will receive a set of materials including the primary documents that will
be discussed at the seminar. Each
attendee who completes the seminar will also receive a letter attesting
to his or her participation, which may
be given to the appropriate authorities to receive renewal credit.
There is no fee for this event, but you
must register in advance. To RSVP or if you have any questions, please
call the PHE office
(919-962-2385)
and leave a message, or e-mail our coordinator, Kathy Walbert (phe@unc.edu)
no later than
March 1.
We hope to see you on March 6.
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