| 8:00
- 8:30 am |
Conference
Registration |
| 8:40
- 9:00 am |
Conference
Opening |
| 9:15
- 10:15 am |
Sessions
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Panel
1
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Constitutions
and Statutes
Katharine M. Jones, "Oral
History of the US International Trade Commission"
Marilyn Norcini, "Mediating Factionalism: A History of
the First Pueblo Constitution under the Indian Reorganization Act" |
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Panel 2
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Sports
Oral History
Jackie Reisert Esposito, "Sports
Medicine-Documenting Its Birth and Adolescence through Oral History"
John Vernon, "Jim Crow Meets Lt. Jackie Robinson" |
| 10:30
- 11:30 am |
Sessions |
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Panel
3
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The
CIA Record Search Tool (CREST) (Panel Discussion)
James David, NARA
Archivists and Records Managers from NARA and CIA
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Panel
4
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Oral
History at the Library of Congress (Panel Discussion)
Marilyn K. Parr, PH.D; Public Service/Collections Access Officer,
Library of Congress
Juretta Hecksher, PH.D; Digital Reference Specialist
Josephus Nelson, Curator, Manuscript Division
Sarah Rouse, Veterans' History Project |
| 11:45
- 1:15 |
SHFG
Awards Luncheon |
| 1:30
- 3:00 pm |
Sessions |
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Panel
5
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The
Health Sciences in the Federal Government
Alexandra M. Lord, PH.D; "'Dying from a Long Fiscal Illness:'
The Closure of the Public health Service Hospitals and Its Impact
on Public Health"
Sheena M. Morrison, MPH, MA, PH.D; "The Public Health
Service and the National Negro Health Movement (1926-1950)"
John P. Swann, PH.D; "Science, Research, and Their Evolution
as a Recognized Function in the Food and Drug Administration (FDA)" |
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Panel
6
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War
Memorials and Memorial Graves
James C. Van Hook, Jeffrey Herf, Robert Krikorian, Sara Amy Leach
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| 3:15
- 4:45 pm |
Sessions |
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Panel
7
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History
of National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Bernie Chovitz, "A Memoir of Irene Fischer"
John Cloud, "History for the Future in NOAA"
Albert E. Theberge, "The History of the NOAA History
Program"
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Panel
8
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News
from the Front: Combat Documentation in Iraq and Afghanistan |
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PRELIMINARY
OHMAR PROGRAM -- Friday March 18, 2005
|
| 8:00
- 8:30 am |
Conference
Registration |
| 8:30
- 10:00 am |
Sessions
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Panel
1
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Brien
Williams -- What in the World are they Talking About? Notes of
a video producer on making video histories about science
Jan Herman -- "Guests of the Emperor" WWII - American
and Filipino prisoners tell their stories after the Philippines fell
to the Japanese in 1942. What he learns from doing oral histories
and how he uses them. |
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Panel 2
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Robert
P. Grathwol -- "Changing the Way We Know the Earth: Oral
Histories and Geospatial Knowledge"
To Be Determined |
| 10:00
- 10:15 am |
Break
|
| 10:15
- 11:45 am |
Sessions |
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Panel
3
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Margaret
Weitekamp -- Right Stuff, Wrong Sex - Collecting Stories of
Women in the Early Years of the Space Program
Mark Jenkins & Renee Braden -- National Geographic and
NASA -- Oral histories tell the story of the magazine's involvement
in and coverage of the first 20 years of the space program.
Gary Weir - "Where in the World has the Victor gone?"
Dr. Weir discusses collecting oral histories of Cold War era oceanographic
research and how he has come be a strong proponent of comprehensive
oral histories, no matter the discreet interest of the historian.
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Panel
4
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Gaurab
Bhardwaj - Using oral histories to document how Dupont scientists
invented Losartan, the first of a new class of anti-hypertensive drugs.
Whitney Miller - "Shared custody?" Using oral histories
to fill the gaps-- documenting research and results in modern research
settings that often share and institutional labor and federal funding. |
| 12:00
- 1:00 pm |
LUNCHEON
|
| 1:00
- 1:30 pm |
OHMAR
business meeting
|
| 1:30
- 2:00 pm |
FORREST
C. POGUE AWARD CEREMONY 2005
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Oral History Program
Paul K. Walker, Office of History |
| 2:15
- 3:45 pm |
Sessions
|
|
Panel
5
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Panel
Discussion: Oral History at NASA
Dr. Steven J. Dick, Chief Historian, NASA (Panel Moderator)
Sandra L. Johnson, NASA JSC Oral Historian.
Dr. Jennifer M. Ross-Nazzal, NASA JSC Historian
Rebecca Wright, NASA JSC History Coordinator
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OHMAR
- SHFG WORKSHOPS
PRELIMINARY
PROGRAM -- Saturday March 19
|
|
8:30 - 9:00 am |
Workshop
Registration |
|
9:00
- 12:00
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WORKSHOP
ONE
Oral History 101 - introduction to methods, practices, and
standards.
Laura Kamoie, American University
WORKSHOP
TWO
Doing Business with the Federal Government - Tips and guidance
to navigate federal rules and procedures.
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12:00 - 1:00 pm
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LUNCH |
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1:00
- 4:00 pm
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WORKSHOP
THREE
Archiving Oral Histories and Sound Collections. The workshop
will focus on the challenges of archiving analog sound in the digital
age, as well as some of the basics of preserving audio formats.
Donna Wessel, Motion Picture, Sound and Video Preservation,
National Archives and Records Administration
WORKSHOP
FOUR
Audio Frontiers: From Analog to Digital. Learn he trade from
the master.
Charles Hardy, West Chester University, West Chester Pennsylvania
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THE HARVEY
W. WILEY FEDERAL BUILDING
5100 Paint Branch Parkway
College Park MD 20740
The Harvey W. Wiley Federal Building is the headquarters for the
Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition of the US Food and
Drug Administration. The OHMAR and SHFG annual meetings will be
in the Wiley Building conference center. The central atrium of
the Wiley Building will be the site of the catered, buffet luncheons.
The Wiley building
is a secured area. Although the main conference meeting rooms are
outside the security zone, attendees will be required to pass through
a security check point to attend annual luncheon.
Getting to
the Wiley Building:
Mass Transit
The easiest way to get to the Wiley Building is via Metro-the Washington,
D.C. area's subway system (www.wmata.com).
The College Park Metro station (Green Line) is right across the
street.
MARC Camden Line commuter rail service (Maryland Dept. of Transportation
www.mtamaryland.com)
also stops at the College Park Metro Station.
Driving
From I-495, take exit 23, Kenilworth Ave (MD-201 South) and turn
right on Paint Branch Parkway. The building is located at the intersection
of 51st Ave and Paint Branch Parkway.
Parking
Some limited parking will be available in the lot of the Wiley Building.
More parking will be available-for a fee-across the street at the
College Park Metro Station.
Notes
For special parking needs (such as parking for those with disabilities)
contact the SHFG Program Chair, Donald P. Steury
(703 613 1790, donalps1@ucia.gov)
All attendees
are encouraged to ride the Metro to the annual meeting. For most
people, this will be the fastest, easiest, cheapest, most convenient
and most environmentally friendly means of getting to the Wiley
Building.
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