Dr. Amy Aldridge SanfordÕs
Continuing Education/Seminar
Attendance
(Not a presenter)
ÒHealth and Fitness Expo.Ó
Tulsa, OK: to be presented November 2009.
ÒWomen in Higher Education
Conference.Ó Presented by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher
Education. University of Central Oklahoma.
Edmond, OK: to be presented November 2009.
ÒDiscursive Struggles of
Relating.Ó Presented by Leslie A. Baxter. Carroll
C. Arnold Distinguished Lecture. National
Communication Association annual meeting. Chicago: to be
presented November 2009.
ÒHuman Trafficking Awareness
Event.Ó Presented by Mark Elam, director of Oklahomans Against
Trafficking Humans. Northeastern
State University. Tahlequah, OK: November 2009.
ÒA Bridge Across the Racial
Divide.Ó Presented by Richard Lapchick.
Northeastern State University. Tahlequah, OK: September 2009.
ÒChairsÕ Leadership
Training.Ó Presented by Dr. David McFarland, Penson
Associates, Inc. Northeastern State University. Tahlequah,
OK: September 2009.
ÒThe New Renaissance: A
revolution of creativity and learning.Ó Hosted by Creative Oklahoma,
Inc. Edmond, OK: to be presented September 2009.
ÒOutstanding ProfessorsÕ
Academy.Ó Hosted by the EducatorsÕ Leadership Academy. Norman,
OK: to be presented September 2009; Seminole, OK: to be presented
January 2010; and Broken Arrow, OK: to be presented March 2010.
ÒTime Capsules from the Cherokee
Female Seminary: The 20th Anniversary.Ó Presented by Victoria Sheffler, NSU Archivist. Cherokee
NationÕs Council Chambers. Tahlequah, OK. May 2009.
ÒBeyond Green.Ó Larry Adair Lectureship Series. Presented by Jesse Tolkan, Energy Action Coalition. Northeastern State
University. Tahlequah, OK. March 2009.
ÒBallet Folklorico
Mexico.Ó Presented by NSU and The Sequoyah Institute. Muskogee
Civic Center. Muskogee, OK. March 2009.
Battenfield Carletti Distinguished Entrepreneur Lecture. Presented by Jeff Reasor.
Northeastern State University. Tahlequah, OK. February 2009.
10th
Annual Celebration of Teaching. Guest speakers Heather Sparks, Oklahoma Teacher of the Year and
Mark Geisen, 2008 National Teacher of the Year.
Northeastern State University. Tahlequah, OK. February 2009.
ÒIntersections of popular culture
and religion.Ó Presented by Mark Pinsky. Centennial Lectureship Series. Northeastern State
University. Tahlequah, OK. January 2009.
ÒCelebration of Books.Ó
Featuring authors Mitch Albom, Tracy Letts, Billie
Letts, Elizabeth Forsyth Hailey, Robert Morgan, and Jill Conner Browne.
Oklahoma State University. Tulsa, OK. September 2008.
ÒLessons learned from Little
Rock.Ó Presented by Elizabeth Eckford, a member
of the ÒLittle Rock Nine.Ó Centennial Lectureship
Series. Northeastern State University. Tahlequah, OK.
September 2008.
ÒPandering to fear: The
mediaÕs crisis mentality.Ó Presented by John Stossel,
20/20 co-anchor. Tulsa Town Hall, Inc. Tulsa, OK. September
2008.
ÒNippon 2008: A Celebration
of Japanese Culture.Ó Presented by JNSU. Northeastern State
University. Tahlequah, OK. March 2008.
ÒMaze of injustice: The
failure to protect Indigenous women from sexual violence in the USA.Ó
Presented by Amnesty International and the American Association of University
Women. Northeastern State University. Tahlequah, OK. March
2008.
9th
Annual Celebration of Teaching.
Guest speakers Stephanie Canada, Oklahoma Teacher of the Year and Andrea
Peterson, 2007 National Teacher of the Year. Northeastern State
University. Tahlequah, OK. February 2008.
ÒGeneration NeXt come to college: Understanding, teaching,
and serving todayÕs postmodern students.Ó Presented by Dr. Mark
Taylor. Northeastern State University. Tahlequah, OK.
November 2007.
ÒRemembering Little Rock—50
years later: Crisis at Central High School.Ó Guest speakers
Elizabeth Eckford, a member of the Little Rock Nine
and Ken Reinhardt, a white classmate of EckfordÕs
from Central High School. Brown v. Board of Education
National Historic Site. Topeka, KS. November 2007.
ÒForensics Coop.Ó Forensics
Camp hosted by Kansas Wesleyan University. Salina, KS. July 30-August 4, 2007.
ÒLeadership Forum for Indian
Youth and Families.Ó Panelists included Sandra Day OÕConnor and Wilma Mankiller. Sequoyah Schools
campus. Tahlequah, OK. June 2007.
ÒThe hanging of Angie Debo.Ó Presented by Dr. Rennard
Strickland, visiting professor of law at The University of Oklahoma. The
35th Symposium of the American Indian: And still the waters run.
Tahlequah, OK. April 2007.
ÒUndergraduate Research
Day.Ó Northeastern State University. Tahlequah, OK. April
2007.
ÒFamily, Community, and Career
Leaders of America (FCCLA) State Convention.Ó Cox Convention
Center. Oklahoma City. April 2007.
ÒStereotypes about Muslim women
and strategies for avoiding them.Ó Presented by Dr. Mohja
Kahf and the American Association of University
Women. Northeastern State University. Tahlequah, OK. April
2007.
ÒLights! Cameras!
Communicate!Ó Presented by Arnold Shapiro. Central
States Communication Association annual meeting.
Minneapolis. March 2007.
8th
Annual Celebration of Teaching. Guest speaker Linda Hasler-Reid, Oklahoma
Teacher of the Year. Northeastern State University.
Tahlequah, OK. February 2007.
Battenfield Carletti Distinguished Entrepreneur Lecture. Northeastern State University. Tahlequah, OK.
February 2007.
ÒService learning: A step
beyond volunteerism.Ó Presented by Dr. Martha Parrott. Northeastern
State University. Tahlequah, OK. February 2007.
ÒCopyright—Are you
legal?Ó Presented by Rick Shelton. Northeastern State
University. Tahlequah, OK. January 2007.
ÒAgainst the Wind II.Ó
Presented by Art Professor Lance Hunter and Adjunct Art Instructor Sylvia
Nitti. Northeastern State University. Tahlequah, OK. January
2007.
ÒOklahoma Speech Theatre
Communication Association annual meeting.Ó Southern Nazarene
University. Bethany, OK. September 2006.
ÒWhat the Best College Teachers
Do.Ó Presented by Dr. Ken Bain. University of
Central Oklahoma. Edmond, OK. July 2006.
ÒWomenÕs Entrepreneurial
Expo.Ó Presented by NSU and SIFE. NSU-BA. Broken Arrow,
OK. March 2006.
ÒSeduction of Addictions:
6th Annual Woman to Woman Conference.Ó Presented by the American
Association of University Women. Indian Capital Technology Center.
Tahlequah, OK. March 2006.
ÒAcademic Freedom.Ó
Presented by Dr. Kay Bull. Northeastern State University.
Tahlequah, OK. October 2005.
ÒOklahoma Speech Theatre
Communication Association annual meeting.Ó University
of Central Oklahoma. Edmond, OK. September 2005.
ÒWomen Change the World:
5th Annual Woman to Woman Conference.Ó Presented by the American
Association of University Women. Indian Capital Technology Center.
Tahlequah, OK. April 2005.
Ò2005 Oklahoma Higher Education
Teaching and Learning Conference.Ó Northeastern State University.
Tahlequah, OK. April 2005.
ÒEthics in Political Journalism
Seminar.Ó (Keynote speaker Karen Hughes, former adviser to President
George W. Bush). Oklahoma City University. Oklahoma City, OK.
March 2005.
ÒInterviewing Prospective
University Employees.Ó Presented by counsel to the Oklahoma Board of
Regents. Northeastern State University, Tahlequah, OK. March 2005.
ÒOklahoma Speech Theatre
Communication Association annual meeting.Ó University
of Central Oklahoma. Edmond, OK. September 2004.
Last updated 11/05/09.