The 2017 Extreme History Project Lecture Series at the Museum of the Rockies: A Sense of Place
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The document lists the schedule for a 2017 lecture series hosted by Montana State University's Faculty and Students. Ten lectures are listed between January and November, covering topics related to Native American reservations, African American history in Montana, Chinese immigration to Montana, archaeology and cultural geography. All lectures are free and open to the public, starting at 6:00 PM.
The 2017 Extreme History Project Lecture Series at the Museum of the Rockies: A Sense of Place
- 1. 01.19 Meg Singer 02.16 Crystal Alegria 03.09 John Russell 11.16 Rob Briwa 10.26 Anthony Wood 09.21 Toby Day 08.17 Mark Johnson 06.22 TBA 05.25 Shane Doyle 04.27 MSU Faculty & Students @ All lectures are free and open to the public 2017 Lecture Series Regenerating the Rez: Breaking Down the Misconceptions of Reservations, Sovereignty and Identity The Last Will and Testament of Lizzie Williams; An African American Entrepreneur in 1870s Bozeman Becoming Chinese in Montana: Political Activism amongst Montanas Historic Chinese Communities Exploring the Crossroads of Heritage and Highway Maps in the Last Best Place What secrets do 100+ year-old apple trees hold? Find out through MSUs Montana Heritage Orchard Program John Colter: Hunter, Trapper, Long Distance Runner Recovering History: Salvage Archaeology at Fort Ellis Cultural Geography of Medicine Wheel Country Race and Ruination: The Exodus of Montana's African American Community All Lectures start at 6:00 PM