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THE EISENHOWER LIBRARY PRESENTS
THE HERBERT BROWNELL MEMORIAL LECTURE AND CIVIL RIGHTS CONFERENCE AND TEACHERS WORKSHOP Visitors Center, Eisenhower Library, Abilene, Kansas Sponsored by the Eisenhower Library and Foundation and the Kansas State University Institute for Military History and 20th Century American Studies SCHEDULE: PROGRAM NOTE Sessions marked with * are open
to the public. Those marked ** may be viewed by the public but participation
in the discussions is limited to the teachers. 9:00-11:00 OPTIONAL: Explore the Eisenhower Museum's new Presidential Gallery - Civil Rights section *11:00-12:00 Dr. Lou Williams, Kansas State University - "The
U.S. 12:00 Lunch on your own Dr. James Leiker, Johnson County Community College - "Race and Ethnic Issues in Kansas" Tina De La Rosa, Kansas Office of Hispanic Affairs - "The Hispanic Experience" Brad Hamilton, Director, Kansas Office of Native American Affairs "The
Native American Experience" *7:15 The Brownell Memorial Lecture Opening comments: Ann Brownell Sloane, daughter of Attorney General Herbert Brownell "Two Generals, One Governor, and A Crisis: Dwight Eisenhower, Herbert Brownell, Orval Faubus, and the Little Rock School Desegregation Crisis," Dr. Charles Sanders, Kansas State University Comments: Carlotta LaNier, one of the nine students who desegregated Little Rock Central High School April 12, Saturday: *8:15-8:30 Opening Remarks- Cheryl Brown Henderson, President, *8:30-10:30 Dr. Sue Zschoche, Chair, Department of History, Kansas State University - "Civil Rights and American Culture in the 1950s" Carlotta LaNier - "Reflections on Little Rock" Ralph Boyd, US Department of Justice Summation: Ann Brownell Sloane |