EventsNORTHWEST BOOK TOUR: SOLDIER TO ADVOCATE: C.E.S. WOOD’S 1877 LEGACY The following list–in reverse chronological order–records public lectures, radio interviews, and television broadcasts featuring George Venn’s work between 11/ Linn County Historical Society, Albany, Oregon, 5/ “C.E.S. Wood.” Laurence Cotton and John Degraaf. KCTS, Seattle, Washington, 30 minutes, 5/ Pacific Northwest American Studies Association, Annual Meeting, Walla Walla, Washington, 4/ “C.E.S. Wood.” Laurence Cotton and John Degraaf. Oregon Public Broadcasting (“Oregon Experience.”) 30 minutes, 2/ Columbia Forum, Astoria, Oregon, 11/ Coaster Theater, Cannon Beach, Oregon, 11/ Tamastslikt Cultural Heritage Museum, Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Reservation, Pendleton, Oregon, 11/ High Desert Museum, Sagebrush Soldiers Event, Bend, Oregon; two presentations with Stephan Zacharias, Living History Program Actor, as Lt. C.E.S. Wood, 6/ Lewis and Clark State College, Native American Awareness Week, Lewiston, Idaho, 3/ Deschutes Public Library, Deschutes Historical Society, Bend, Oregon, 1/ Van Meter, Mike. “Mike Van Meter Interviews Author George Venn.” KLCC Radio: Northwest Passage, 12 January 2007, at 4:00 and 4:30 pm. The Book Barn, Bend, Oregon, 1/ Central Oregon Community College Library, Nancy R. Chandler Visiting Scholar Program, Bend, Oregon, 1/ “The Talking Earth.” George Venn’s Soldier to Advocate Interview by Walt Curtis. KBOO Community Radio, Portland, Oregon, 12/ Eastern Oregon University, Reading Room, Pierce Library, La Grande, Oregon, 12/ Multnomah County Library, Hollywood Branch, Portland, Oregon, 11/ Oregon Cultural Heritage Commission, Native American Center, Portland State University, Portland, Oregon, 11/ |
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