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Videos with John Saunders
I have posted the videos I have on my Youtube page, which are currently the videos from my Public Memory & Race in the South class.
Dr. Joey Watson, assistant professor of Theater and Film & Media Arts at the University of Alabama in Huntsville, discusses his ongoing documentary on Jazzland, an abandoned public memory site in New Orleans, LA.
Dr. Watson can be contacted through his academic page at https://www.uah.edu/ahs/departments/theatre/faculty-staff/joseph-watson
Dr. Watson can be contacted through his academic page at https://www.uah.edu/ahs/departments/theatre/faculty-staff/joseph-watson
Dr. Joey Watson, assistant professor of Theater and Film & Media Arts at the University of Alabama in Huntsville
Dr. Joey Watson discusses his ongoing documentary on Jazzland, an abandoned public memory site in New Orleans, LA.
Dr. John Mohr, Lecturer of History at the University of Alabama in Huntsville
Dr. John Mohr discusses transportation focused public memory.
Dr. John Mohr, a lecturer of History at the University of Alabama in Huntsville, discusses transportation focused public memory.
Dr. Mohr can be contacted through his academic page at https://www.uah.edu/ahs/departments/history/faculty-staff/john-mohr
Dr. Mohr can be contacted through his academic page at https://www.uah.edu/ahs/departments/history/faculty-staff/john-mohr
Madeline Burkhardt is the Research Outreach Coordinator for the Alabama Museum of Natural History, and is the former Adult Education Coordinator for the Rosa Parks Museum in Montgomery, AL. She gives a candid view of the entire museum and provides insight concerning the directions the museum could take in the future.
Madeline Burkhardt can be contacted through her professional page at https://museums.ua.edu/people/madeline-burkhardt/
Madeline Burkhardt can be contacted through her professional page at https://museums.ua.edu/people/madeline-burkhardt/
Madeline Burkhardt, Research Outreach Coordinator for the Alabama Museum of Natural History
Madeline Burkhardt gives a candid view of the Alabama Museum of Natural History and provides insight concerning the directions the museum could take in the future.
Jeff Kollath, Executive Director of Stax Rock and Soul Museum in Memphis, TN
Jeff Kollath discusses race as a major part of both music history and Memphis history.
Jeff Kollath is the executive director of Stax Rock and Soul Museum in Memphis, Tennessee. He discusses race as a major part of both music history and Memphis history.
Jeff Kollath can be contacted through the Stax Directory page at https://staxmuseum.com/museum/our-staff/
Jeff Kollath can be contacted through the Stax Directory page at https://staxmuseum.com/museum/our-staff/
Dr. Tell has written a book titled "Remembering Emmmett Till", where he examines the journey that Emmett Till's story has taken to preserve his place in public memory. Dr. Tell discusses Till's story and public memory with students.
Dr. Tell can be contacted through his academic page at https://coms.ku.edu/people/dave-tell
Dr. Tell can be contacted through his academic page at https://coms.ku.edu/people/dave-tell
Dr. Tell
Dr. Tell discusses Emmett Till's story and public memory with the students.
Dr. Black, Professor of Communication Studies at University of North Carolina - Charlotte
Dr. Black discusses the African-American Heritage tour he used to give on the campus of the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa, AL.
Dr. Black, Professor of Communication Studies at University of North Carolina - Charlotte, discusses the African-American Heritage tour he used to give on the campus of the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa, AL.
Dr. Black can be contacted through his academic page at https://pages.charlotte.edu/jblac143/
Dr. Black can be contacted through his academic page at https://pages.charlotte.edu/jblac143/
Dr. Christine Sears, Professor of History at University of Alabama in Huntsville, discusses historical markers, race, and public history.
Dr. Sears can be contacted through her academic page at https://www.uah.edu/ahs/departments/history/faculty-staff/christine-sears/
Dr. Sears can be contacted through her academic page at https://www.uah.edu/ahs/departments/history/faculty-staff/christine-sears/
Dr. Christine Sears, University of Alabama in Huntsville
Dr. Sears discusses historical markers, race, and public history.
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