MURA Sponsored Programs – Spring 2021 and April Picks

 

MURA Sponsored Programs – April 2021

Date  and Time Program Presenter Host Notes to connect
April 6, Tuesday, 8:30-9:30 am CDT Virtual Breakfast – Aging and the Pandemic Dr. Joan McDowd is professor and chair of Psychology at UMKC and a UM Presidential Engagement Fellow MU Retirees Association Link will be given in MURA email and posted on website
May 4, Tuesday, 8:30-9:30 am CDT  Virtual Breakfast – Overview of MU Master Planning Vice Chancellor Gary Ward and/or the Master Plan Advisor, Linda Eastley of Eastley + Partners MU Retirees Association Link will be given in MURA email and posted on website
Notes:  Zoom links will be sent in an email.  I you do not have Internet, use your telephone to listen to the speaker.  No pre-registration required.
In addition to MURA sponsored programs, consider additional online events available to you for free. These are open to the public, but most require pre-registration. Barbara Schneider is a member of our MURA Program Committee and MURA’s Liaison to the Osher Life Long Learning Institute.

Barbara’s Picks

April 6, Tuesday, 11:00 am CDT Missouri 2021 Presents: A Patchwork of Quilts Brings us Together for ‘21 Panel: Mo Bicentennial Comn, Mo Star Quilt Co, Arts Council of Houston, Naturalist-Resource Interpreter at Echo Bluff State Park State Historical Society of Missouri https://shsmo.org/events/2021/mo2021-presents-apr
April 6, Tuesday, 11:00 am CDT Goering’s Man in Paris: The Story of a Nazi Art Plunderer and His World Jonathan Petropoulos, author National Archives Foundation https://archivesfoundation.org/event/goerings-man-in-paris/
April 6, Tuesday, 7:00 pm CDT Science Headlines: COVID-19 Vaccine Equity Qiana Thomason, President and CEO of Health Forward Foundation KC and Trevor Zimmer, co-director of the COVID-19 Vaccine Equity Project, a joint initiative of the Sabin Institute, Dalberg, and JSI Linda Hall Library: Science, Engineering and Technology – KC https://www.lindahall.org/event/science-headlines-covid-19-vaccine-equity/
April 8, Thursday, 6:00 pm CDT Parallel Paths: Poetry of Carl Sandburg, Music of Chris Vallillo Chris Vallillo, Singer and song-writer Daniel Boone Regional Library in Columbia, MO https://events.dbrl.org/event/4946965
April 8, Thursday, 7:00-7:45 pm CDT 10 Missouri Artworks that Help Us Understand Our History Dr. Joan Stack, SHSMO Curator of Art Collections State Historical Society of Missouri and Mid-Continent Public Library https://shsmo.org/events/2021/10-missouri-artworks
April 13, Tuesday, 4:00 CDT The Rise of America’s Founding Father David Stewart, author White House Historical Association – History Live https://www.whitehousehistory.org/events/the-rise-of-americas-founding-father
April 13, Tuesday, 5:00 CDT Susan, Linda, Nina, and Cokie: The Extraordinary Story of the Founding Mothers of NPR Joining author Lisa Napoli in conversation are NPR’s “Founding Mothers:” Susan Stamberg, Linda Wertheimer, and Nina Totenberg National Archives Foundation https://archivesfoundation.org/event/susan-linda-nina-and-cokie/
April 14, Wednesday, 6:00-8:00 pm CDT Growing Home Garden Tomatoes Speakers will talk on adapted tomato varieties to grow in Mo, seedling preparation, suitable environment, soil preparation, transplanting, nutrient, water, insect-pest and disease management. MU Extension in partnership with Audrain Co Master Gardener https://extension.missouri.edu/events/growing-home-garden-tomatoes
April 15, Thursday, 7:00-8:00 pm CDT Art, Race, and Thomas Hart Benton Steve Sitton, Site Administrator for the Benton Home and Studio State Historic Site Mid-Continent Public Library https://www.mymcpl.org/events/69308/art-race-and-thomas-hart-benton-zoom
April 20, Tuesday, 1:00-2:00 pm CDT Missouri Trailblazers: Thomas Hart Benton Dr. Sarah Jones, art historian and museum interpreter Mo State Museum and Daniel Boone Regional Library in Columbia, MO https://events.dbrl.org/event/4946747
April 20, Tuesday, 1:00-2:00 pm CDT From a Whisper to a Rallying Cry: The Killing of Vincent Chin and the Trial that Galvanized the Asian American Movement Paula Yoo, author National Archives Foundation https://archivesfoundation.org/event/killing-of-vincent-chin/
April 22, Thursday, 4:00 pm CDT “From Little Houses to Little Women” –  the children’s books that have shaped all of our imaginations Nancy McCabe, author University of Missouri Libraries (click on Website to register) https://calendar.missouri.edu/event/book_talk_with_nancy_mccabe_on_from_little_houses_to_little_women#.YFfLAtxOnIU
April 22, Thursday, 4:30 pm CDT The White House Gardens of Camelot Linda Jane Holden, author of The Gardens of Bunny Mellon White House Historical Association – History Happy Hour https://www.whitehousehistory.org/events/history-happy-hour-the-white-house-gardens-of-camelot
April 22, Thursday, 6:30-7:45 pm CDT Shadowball – A journey through the heyday of the Negro Baseball Leagues Bobby Norfolk Daniel Boone Regional Library in Columbia, MO https://events.dbrl.org/event/4947072
April 22, Thursday, 6:00 pm CDT Tiger on Top of the World: Mt Everest Mark Wilkins, an A&S alum and member of A&S Strategic Development Board Mizzou A&S Beyond Campus Series https://alumlc.org/missouri/6984
April 28, Wednesday, 2:00-3:00 pm CDT Fifteen Minutes of Warhol: Curator-led Exhibition Tour Alisa McCusker, Curator Museum of Art & Archaeology – University of Missouri https://maa.missouri.edu/events/exhibition/curator-led-exhibition-tour-fifteen-minutes-warhol
April 29, Thursday, 7:00-8:30 pm CDT Show-Me Statesmanship Premier of a film featuring former Missouri elected officials and political experts discussing how polarization and partisanship impact state government Missouri Humanities Council https://mohumanities.org/event/show-me-statesmanship/
Podcast The 1600 Sessions (Over 50 episodes) Including: WH History with Michael Beschloss; The First White House Guidebook White House Historical Association https://www.whitehousehistory.org/1600-sessions
Ongoing – Sept 2020 to April 2021 – Second Thursday (April 8, 10-11:30 am CST) with past program videos available on website Explore Missouri’s German Heritage April: Eiswein, Savoring Missouri’s German Wine Heritage Missouri Humanities Council https://mohumanities.org/programs/explore-missouris-german-heritage/
Ongoing Uniting a Polarized Nation “The Upswing” Author Talk; A Nation Divided: How One Decade Can Change Everything; #CIVILITYCHALLENGE Missouri Humanities Council https://mohumanities.org/uniting/
On Demand Fact, Opinion or Misinformation – Strategies for becoming a savvy user of digital media Seth Smith, Public Services Librarian – Project supported by the Institute of Museum and Library Services Daniel Boone Regional Library in Columbia, MO and the Boone County League of Women Voters https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIuu0PQJ7EQ&t=522s
On Demand Standing Up For Change: African American Women and the Civil Rights Movement National Women’s History Museum https://www.womenshistory.org/exhibits/standing-up-for-change
On Demand Votes for Missouri Women! Part 1:  Silent protest for Women’s Suffrage in St. Louis at the 1916 Democratic Convention, and Part 2: Missouri Women: Suffrage to Statecraft SHS Exhibit Part 1: Margot McMillen, Author of  The Golden Lane, and Part 2: SHSMO Curator Joan Stack and Missouri Historic Costume and Textile Collection Curator Jean Parsons, and Collection Manager Nicole Johnston State Historical Society of Missouri https://shsmo.org/events/on-demand/votes-for-mo-women
On Demand White House History Live Various videos:  Women Artists in the White House Collection; Slavery in the President’s Neighborhood, and more. The White House Historical Association https://www.whitehousehistory.org/rubenstein-center/white-house-history-live
On Demand Beginning Genealogy, Part 1: Getting Started Bill Eddleman, Associate Director of the SHS Cape Girardeau Research Center State Historical Society of Missouri https://shsmo.org/events/on-demand/basic-genealogy-pt1?mc_cid=ce47445d01&mc_eid=376db1f8f8
On Demand Beginning Genealogy, Part 2: Online Resources Bill Eddleman, Associate Director of the SHS Cape Girardeau Research Center State Historical Society of Missouri https://shsmo.org/events/on-demand/basic-genealogy-pt2
On Demand Beginning Genealogy, Part 3: Censuses Bill Eddleman, Associate Director of the SHS Cape Girardeau Research Center State Historical Society of Missouri https://shsmo.org/events/on-demand/basic-genealogy-pt3
On Demand The African American Experience in Missouri – 2019-2020 Series 20 programs such as: A Conversation with Columbians Sehon Williams and Bill Thompson; Nearby Nature in North City St. Louis: Black Residents, Nature, and Contested Green Space State Historical Society of Missouri and the University of Missouri https://shsmo.org/lecture-series/african-american-experience?page=0
On Demand 1918 Flu Epidemic in Missouri: Parts 1 and 2 Kathleen Seale State Historical Society of Missouri https://shsmo.org/events/on-demand/1918-flu
On Demand All About Art: A Virtual Architectural Tour Video Joan Stack State Historical Society of Missouri https://shsmo.org/events/on-demand/all-about-art
On Demand Online Exhibitions Current and past exhibits, including:  American Women Artists Since the Vote; Pre-Columbian Pottery of Ancient Peru; Gemstones of Antiquity, and more. Museum of Art & Archaeology – University of Missouri https://maa.missouri.edu/exhibits
On Demand Webinars and Online Events – Future Live Events as well as Past Recordings Past Examples I recommend:  #MizzouMade Talk with J’den Cox, Olympic Wrestler;Should the Rosa Parks House Remain in Europe? Mizzou Alumni Association – Open to all Mizzou Alumni and Friends https://alumlc.org/missouri/archive
On Demand Growing Up with the River: Nine Generations on the Missouri by Dan and Connie Burkhardt (Program is a 10-part series based on this very beautiful book) Professional storytellers and special guests Missouri Humanities Council https://mohumanities.org/programs/growing-up-with-the-river/

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