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Creating Biography: Service Learning, Oral Histories, and Jewish Lives in Polk County

Thursday, November 5
3:30 p.m.
Danforth Chapel

Speakers include:

Dr. Catherine Eskin, "Organizing Chaos: The Will to Create Biography"
Krystal Caldwell, "Working for a Living: Althea Miller and Motherhood."
Mirna Ezra, "The Many Identities of Ruth Weitzenkorn"
Lauren Anderson, "Rhoda Wolf in Lakeland: Leaving the City Behind"