SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30
9:00 a.m. – Rembrandt Room
32 “LEWIS AND CLARK SLEPT HERE”: TEACHING
TEACHERS ABOUT THE CONTEXTS AND LEGACIES OF THE LEWIS AND CLARK EXPEDITION
Chair: Bethany Andreasen, Minot State University
Bethany Andreasen, Minot State University
Joseph Jastrzembski, Minot State University
Ernst Pijning, Minot State University
Dan Ringrose, Minot State University
Comment: The Audience
9:00 a.m. – Renoir-Russell Room
33 BRITISH MILITARY PRACTICE
Chair and Commentator: Jerry Sweeney, South Dakota State University
“Major A. R. Chater, DSO, RMLI, and the Experience of
War: From Boy Lieutenant to Decorated Combat Veteran, 1914–1918”
- Donald Bittner, U.S. Marine Corps Command and Staff College
“British Implementation of the Martial Race Theory in
the Indian Army: A Military Perspective, 1857–1893”
- C. E. Wood, Glenville State College
9:00 a.m. – DaVinci Room
34 THE PERSONAL AND PUBLIC WRITINGS OF TWO DAKOTANS
Chair: Nancy Tystad Koupal, South Dakota State Historical Society
“Dr. Orin G. Libby and the ‘New’ Northwest”
- Gordon L. Iseminger, University of North Dakota
“Bringing Felix Gollnick to Life on the Western Edge”
- Donald W. Ehli, Dickinson, North Dakota
Commentator: Barbara Handy-Marchello, University of North Dakota
9:00 – Wyeth-Rockwell Room
35 FINDING EDEN: UTOPIAS AND WILDERNESS
Chair: Janet Daley, Independent Editor, Bismarck
“The Apostolic Form of Living: The Utopian Encounters
of John Otis Wattles” - Timothy Westcott, Park University
“The Origins of William Cronon’s ‘The Trouble
with Wilderness: or Getting Back to the Wrong Nature’”
- Ruth Wachter-Nelson, University of Wisconsin –
Stevens Point
Commentator: Paul Harris, University of Minnesota Moorhead
9:00 a.m. – Manhattan-Liberty Room
36 POPULAR CULTURE
Chair: Kathleen Davison, State Historical Society of North Dakota
“Radio Noir? The Parody of Noir in Radio Detective Drama”
- James R. Belpedio, Becker College
“The Beatles in Minnesota: The Concert and the Legacy,
1965” - Steven R. Hoffbeck, Minnesota State University
Moorhead
“The Concertina, a Cultural Import: From Chemnitz to Chicago
to Minnesota” - LaVern J. Rippley, St. Olaf College
Commentator: Debra Mulligan, Roger Williams University
9:00 a.m.– Picasso Room
37 EXPLORING LIVES OF NATIVE PEOPLES AND FUR TRADERS ON
THE UPPER MISSOURI
Chair: Greg Gagnon, University of North Dakota
“Uncovering Double Ditch Village State Historic Site”
- Fern Swenson and Paul Picha, State Historical Society of North
Dakota
“Fur Traders as Undertakers” - Michael Casler,
Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site
“An Unknown Factor: The Role of African-Americans in Fort
Union” - Richard Stenberg, Williston State College
Commentator: W. Raymond Wood, University of Missouri–Columbia,
emeritus
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