Fall 2023 (Vol. 12) |
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Fall 2023 Lectures
Lecture titles are tentative and room locations are tentative. Updates will be posted on the individual Facebook Event page (linked below). View all upcoming events here: https://www.facebook.com/pg/BYUReddCenter/events.
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September 21
Mark T. Johnson
Associate Professor, Institute of Educational Initiatives, University of Notre Dame
- The History of the Chinese Experience in Montana
(Annual William Howard and Hazel Butler Peters Lecture)
11:00 AM
Location: WSC 3380 (Wilkinson Student Center Little Theater)
Facebook Event Page
October 5
Erika M Bsumek
Professor of History, University of Texas at Austin
- Foundational Histories: Indigenous Dispossession and Glen Canyon Dam
11:00 AM
Location: 1060 HBLL (Library basement auditorium)
Facebook Event Page
November 9
Matthew J. Grow
Managing Director, LDS Church History Department
- “Find Grand Themes and Grand Topics”: The Career and Research Collection of Ronald W. Walker
(New annual Ronald and Launi Walker Lecture)
11:00 AM
Location: WSC 3380 (Wilkinson Student Center Little Theater)
Facebook Event Page
Distinguished Service Award
Director Jay H. Buckley received a 2023 Distinguished Service Award at the national Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation’s 55th Annual Meeting in Missoula, Montana. This award, the highest the foundation bestows, was given for his achievements guiding and mentoring young scholars. Congratulations, Dr. Buckley!
Read more at this press release: https://bridgervalleypioneer.com/article/byu-historian-jay-h-buckley-receives-national-lewis-and-clark-organizations-highest-honor?fbclid=IwAR0aSCvV-rrcBi_Ssgj3bO9YlFSavRH0nJG74nwpLo6CqBAkvpvkxbagwM4
Recent Redd Center-funded Awards
Publication Grants
The Redd Center regularly awards publication grants to support presses publishing books on the American West. Presses use these subventions for a variety of purposes such as including additional images or maps, improving production quality, or lowering list price. Below are new books that have been supported by recent Redd Center publication grants.