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Appalachian Events Committee
Presents
Radford University,
Bondurant Auditorium - Preston Hall
General Seating Ticket Sales Start April 9th
Phone: 540-831-5420
The Highland Summer Conference Discover the Power of Writing with Powerful Writers
The 30th Annual Highland Summer Conference: Appalachian Writing and Culture Featuring: Cherokee/ Appalachian Poet Marilou Awiakta Poet and Author, Bill Brown with special readings by: Playwright and Poet, Jo Carson and Award Winning Novelist, Sharyn McCrumb
We invite you to join well known guest authors for a two-week intensive workshop in creative and expository writing.
To view the reading list for this year's HSC, please click here.
Appalachian Teachers’ Network Seventeenth Annual Conference
“A Celebration of the Handbook” Featuring Contributors to A Handbook to Appalachia: An Introduction to the Region
A Handbook to Appalachia is a collection of thirteen essays by notable scholars and was designed in response to the question, “What one book can I read to learn about Appalachia?”
The 2006 ATN Conference Featured A panel of Handbook authors, sharing the latest word on these chapters: Economy—Dr. Thomas Shannon, Radford University; Folklife—Dr. Deborah Thompson, University of Kentucky; Literature—Dr. Danny Miller, Northern Kentucky University; Politics of Change—Dr. Stephen Fisher, Emory and Henry College
Special Music for Lunch by Bill Adams and Ricky Cox
Saturday, November 4, 2006 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Heth Hall, Radford University Campus |
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Music
of the five-piece band is described as “old-time meets rock.” They
have released five full-length albums and members individually
collaborated on 11 albums including a compilation album from the
Bonnaroo music festival. Often seen on CMT and GAC TV channels, the
band has been featured in the documentaries American Roots Music,
In the Valley Where Time Stands Still and Bluegrass Journey.