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SUMMARY:Sandoz Symposium: “A Cowboy’s Challenge: Succession. What the Land Teaches”
DESCRIPTION:The 2023 Pilster Great Plains Lecture & Sandoz Symposium will take place Sept. 28-30 on the campus of Chadron State College in Chadron. On Saturday morning\, an informal coffee and discussion featuring Tony Malmberg of Union\, OR\, as discussion leader and Shannon Smith\, Mari Sandoz Heritage Society President\, as moderator will take place at The Bean Broker. \nTony Malmberg is the author of the book Green Grass in the Spring: A Cowboy’s Guide to Saving the World. \nMari Sandoz\, 1896-1966\, is celebrated for her histories of the Native Americans and homesteaders living on the High Plains. While Ms. Sandoz lived and wrote in Lincoln\, Denver and New York City\, the subject comprising the bulk of her work was the place and the people of the High Plains where she had been born and raised\, where she centered her research and gained insights into the events and personalities that populate her histories. This event will look at the High Plains and its natural and human history in hopes to create increased interest in looking more deeply into this history and attendees own local or regional stories both individually and in group settings.
URL:https://humanitiesnebraska.org/event/sandoz-symposium-a-cowboys-challenge-succession-what-the-land-teaches/
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SUMMARY:2023 Sandoz Symposium: "Mari Sandoz’s Homeland: Past\, Present and Future"
DESCRIPTION:The 2023 Pilster Great Plains Lecture & Sandoz Symposium will take place Sept. 28-30 on the campus of Chadron State College in Chadron. The Friday Symposium requires a $40 registration before September 15. Visit the host website to register and for more information. \nMari Sandoz\, 1896-1966\, is celebrated for her histories of the Native Americans and homesteaders living on the High Plains. While Ms. Sandoz lived and wrote in Lincoln\, Denver and New York City\, the subject comprising the bulk of her work was the place and the people of the High Plains where she had been born and raised\, where she centered her research and gained insights into the events and personalities that populate her histories. This event will look at the High Plains and its natural and human history in hopes to create increased interest in looking more deeply into this history and attendees own local or regional stories both individually and in group settings. \nSpeakers at the Friday symposium include: \nDonovin Sprague: “Preservation of Native American Culture and History Today” \nBroc Anderson\, Christine Ambrose\, Phyllis Krotz\, and Harlan Wheeler: PANEL DISCUSSION: “Preserving Local History in Sandoz Country” \nRenee Laegreid\, Mari Clai Jones\, Markus Jones\, and Matt Evertson\, Ph.D.: PANEL DISCUSSION: “High Plains Writers/Writing” \nTony Malmberg\, Cattle Rancher and Holistic Grasslands Manager\, Union\, OR: “High Plains Grasslands: Enhancing Livestock Production in an Ancient Ecosystem” \nMichael Leite\, Steven Rolfsmeier\, and Teresa Frink: PANEL DISCUSSION: “The High Plains: Climate\, Flora and Fauna\, Past\, Present\, Future” \n 
URL:https://humanitiesnebraska.org/event/2023-sandoz-symposium-mari-sandozs-homeland-past-present-and-future/
LOCATION:Mari Sandoz High Plains Heritage Center\, 1000 Main St.\, Chadron\, NE\, 69337\, United States
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SUMMARY:2023 Pilster Great Plains Lecture: “What’s So Great About the Great Plains?”
DESCRIPTION:The 2023 Pilster Great Plains Lecture & Sandoz Symposium will take place Sept. 28-30 on the campus of Chadron State College in Chadron. The Thursday night Pilster Great Plains Lecture\, featuring Dr. Andrew Graybill\, will be held at the Chadron State College Student Center Ballroom and is free and open to the public. \nThe Great Plains is a region that is difficult to define and often overlooked and misunderstood. Historian Andrew Graybill traces one early effort to give the Great Plains its due. In his most important book\, The Great Plains (1931)\, leading western historian Walter Prescott Webb (1888-1963) emphasized the significance of the environment as a historical actor in its own right. Yet the book is marred by considerable shortcomings\, among them Webb’s wincing racism. In his talk highlighting the recent 2022 reissue of the book (University of Nebraska Press)\, Graybill explores the volume’s notable limitations while arguing for its enduring vitality. \nAndrew Graybill is a professor of history and director of the William P. Clements Center for Southwest Studies at Southern Methodist University in Dallas\, Texas. He is the author or editor of four books\, including The Red and the White: A Family Saga of the American West (Norton/Liveright\, 2013). He taught at the University of Nebraska from 2003-2011. \nMari Sandoz\, 1896-1966\, is celebrated for her histories of the Native Americans and homesteaders living on the High Plains. While Ms. Sandoz lived and wrote in Lincoln\, Denver and New York City\, the subject comprising the bulk of her work was the place and the people of the High Plains where she had been born and raised\, where she centered her research and gained insights into the events and personalities that populate her histories. This event will look at the High Plains and its natural and human history in hopes to create increased interest in looking more deeply into this history and attendees own local or regional stories both individually and in group settings.
URL:https://humanitiesnebraska.org/event/2023-pilster-great-plains-lecture/
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