Oral History for the 21st Century planned for November 12-13

Posted on 10/08/2009

Make plans now to attend Oral History for the 21st Century, a two day symposium scheduled for November 12-13 in Oklahoma City. Donald Ritchie, Historian for the U.S. Senate, past president of the Oral History Association, and author of “Doing Oral History: A Practical Guide,” will be joined by some of the most successful oral historians in the state to share expert advice on conducting meaningful interviews and better managing oral history projects. Cost for the two-day symposium is $65 for both days, or $40 for one day. Lunch and a copy of “Doing Oral History” by Donald Richie are included. To register, download a registration form or visit http://oralhistory.eventbrite.com. You can also review an agenda and presenters information online.

The workshop is sponsored by the Oklahoma Department of Libraries, Oklahoma Historical Records Advisory Board, Oklahoma Historical Society, Oklahoma Museums Association, Oklahoma Oral History Research Program and Oklahoma Humanities Council.