Past
Appearances
Speaker as part of Loyola Acaemy's fall 2005 lecture
series.
The Atlanta History Center:
Speaking at symposium, Oct.7 & 8, called,
"It's Everybody's Fight: Race and Gender in WWII America".
The National D-Day Museum: New
Panel member at the museum’s first international conference on WWII, October
5-9, entitled, "World War II – The War that Changed the World."
Steve's Sundry Bookstore:
Booksigning at
Burke's Bookstore:
Mother’s Day booksigning at
Square Books:
Mother’s Day booksigning at
Speech about Our Mothers’ War for Friends of the U of M Library.
Speech on Our Mothers’ War in honor of women’s history month, sponsored by the
women’s studies program.
Old State House Museum:
Keynote speaker at the Arkansas Women’s History Institute’s annual symposium.
This year’s subject was
Downtown Rotary Club:
Speech about Carol Lynn Yellin and women during WWII.
2004
Saturday,
University of North Carolina-Greensboro:
Featured speaker at the annual luncheon of the Women Veterans Historical
Project at UNC-Greensboro.
Southern Festival of Books:
Session on Our Mothers' War
with signing afterwards.
Forum on Our Mothers' War.
Freshman convocation speech to freshman class and their parents.
St. Mary's School:
Speak to 10th grade history classes about summer reading of Our Mothers' War.
Dutton's Bookstore:
Booksigning at LA's great independent bookstore.
Lemuria Bookstore: Jackson, MS
Booksigning at
Octavia Books:
Booksigning at
Sunday, May 30, 2004 at 1-3pm
Arlington Cemetery: Washington, DC
Master of Ceremonies for the program opening at the National Women's History
Museum's Partners in Winning the War
exhibition at the Women's Memorial in Arlington, featuring keynote speaker
Gayle Norton, secretary of the interior.
Booksigning at the Women in the Military Service for
Wachtung Books:
Booksigning at
The Smithsonian Institution:
Speech and booksigning for the Smithsonian Associates
program, taped by C-SPAN.
That Bookstore in Blytheville:
Booksigning at
Talk and booksigning on Our Mothers' War.
Davis-Kidd Bookstore:
First booksigning at the great