From Washington to Baghdad
Presented by Major General John Bailey |
From Wharton to
Washington
Presented by Fred S. Zeidman, chairman of the United
States Holocaust Memorial Council |
A Journey from
Africa to Texas
Presented by Matthew Momoh and Judith Lahai-Momoh,
co-founders of Saving Lives Through Alternate Options
|
Identity
Development in a Diverse Environment
Presented by Dr. T. John Alexander and Dr. S. R. Wilson,
instructors of sociology at Houston Baptist University |
The Mythological
Legacy of the American West
Presented by Bobby Bridger, recording artist,
author, and playwright |
The Pros and Cons
of the New Immigration Proposal: Does the United States
Need a Guest Worker Program?
Presented by Dr. Nestor Rodriquez, director of
the Center for Immigration Research and chair of the
department of sociology at the University of Houston |
The Importance of
Cultural Diversity in Municipal Government
Presented by M. J. Khan, Houston city councilman
|
The
African-American Military Experience
Presented by Captain Paul J. Matthews, founder
and executive director of the Buffalo Soldiers National
Museum |
Seeing the Ocean
Through a Drop of Water
Presented by Yun C. (Grace) Li, a leader in the
Houston Asian community |
Reflections of the
Holocaust
Presented by Celina Fein, a Holocaust survivor
|
The Influence
Czechs Have Made to Texas Culture
Presented by Marvin Marek, president of the
Czech Educational Society of Texas and founding member
of the Czech Heritage Society Texas |
Reclaiming the
Hispanic Contribution to American History and Identity
Presented by Dr. Nicolas Kanellos, founder and director
of Arte Publico Press and Brown Foundation Professor of
Hispanic Literature at the University of Houston |
Remembrances of a
Holocaust Survivor
Presented by Walter Kase, a Holocaust survivor |
Changing Political
Times in Southeast Texas
Presented by WCJC Instructors of Government Dr. Kingsley
Ituah, Elizabeth McLane, and Linda Clark |
Sam Houston and
the Women Who Influenced His Life
Presented by Joe Tom Davis, author and retired WCJC
instructor of history |
Holocaust Museum
Houston: Making a Difference
Presented by Christina Vasquez, director of education,
Holocaust Museum Houston |
Differences and
African Writers
Presented by Dr. Kathryn Kendall, author and WCJC
instructor of drama and speech |
Full Circle, Full
Throttle
Presented by Dr. James “Doc” Blakely,
internationally known humorist, musician, speaker, and
author |
The Evolution of
the U.S. Secret Service Protection from 1865 to Now
Presented by Robert Rosebush, retired WCJC instructor of
history |
Captain John H.
Rogers, Texas Ranger
Presented by Dr. Paul Spellman, author and WCJC division
chair
of communications and fine arts |
African Women
Writers: Three Joys, Three Sorrows
Dr. Kathryn Kendall, author and WCJC instructor of drama
and speech |
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