Join ASU professor emeritus Duane Roen, co-founding coordinator for the Project for Writing and Recording Family History in the College of Integrative Science and Arts, for this unique family history workshop. We have a wide range of memories about our days in school, covering our experiences with the physical spaces of schools, the technology for […]
Join ASU professor emeritus Duane Roen, co-founding coordinator for the Project for Writing and Recording Family History in the College of Integrative Science and Arts, for this unique family history workshop. Some of us have best friends that we have known for decades. Some of us have had a series of best friends over the […]
Join historian extraordinaire Steve Hoza as he shares the history of Arizona’s Greatest Battle. It was the biggest battle ever fought in Arizona. It lasted only half an hour, involved hundreds of men, and led to the formation of the first Arizona National Guard. Come and see the when, why, and how of this little-known […]
Ride the rails with historian David Doiron, as he shares his knowledge of Arizona’s railway system using historical photographs, artifacts, and maps. Participants will be able to handle and examine relics of railroading including a piece of rail from the Gold Spike ceremony at Promontory. Registration is required.
Join ASU professor emeritus Duane Roen, founding coordination for the Project for Writing and Recording Family History in the College of Integrative Science and Arts. In this workshop we will consider the role of food in our family experiences and examine how food has helped to define family events and places. Then participants will discuss […]
THIS PROGRAM WILL BE RESCHEDULED Join ASU professor emeritus Duane Roen, founding coordinator for the Project for Writing and Recording Family History in the College of Integrative Science and Arts for this inspiring workshop. Families can celebrate a wide range of life’s events, and sometime these celebrations can be simple events, or very […]
Join ASU professor emeritus Duane Roen, founding coordinator for the Project for Writing and Recording Family History in the College of Integrative Science and Arts for this inspiring workshop. In […]
Join HD SOUTH and Professor Emeritus Dr. John Craft, Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at ASU, for this exclusive look into the history of newspapers in Arizona. Did you know that there have been almost 1,800 newspapers listed in Arizona since the first was established in Tubac in 1859? Time travel back […]
Join HD SOUTH volunteer Karen Harper, a historian and history professor at Grand Canyon University in Phoenix, as she shares her knowledge and love of history with our community. Using diaries, images, and various primary sources, Karen will bring to life the experiences of women who helped settle Gilbert, Arizona. Come and hear about the […]
Find your passion…Empower Your Community…Make Someone’s Day! Welcome back Peter Schuman for an hour and a half of humor, inspiration, and adventure. Early in life Peter realized the world was full of fascination, opportunities, adventures, and experiences he would recall as “SURVIVAL” skills that would set the foundation for who he is today. Learn how […]
