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These photos from today’s Plenary Session at the Little Rock Central High School National Historical Site are courtesy of Michael Roosevelt and Nancy Smith. Thank you Michael and Nancy!
Hello fellow NASJE members! Our first update from the 2013 Annual Conference in Little Rock come courtesy of Michael Roosevelt. The photos below are from the First Plenary today (Monday, August 12th) — The Times They Are A‐Changin’: The Role Read more
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If you find yourself in Little Rock, Arkansas – and if you are attending this year’s NASJE conference, you will – you’ll find a plethora of things to occupy your free time. Whether you prefer to spend your time perusing museums, shopping, spending time in the great outdoors or dancing the night away, you’re sure to find something that interests you in the heart of central Arkansas.
Little Rock is well known for many notable events, places, things to do and even people. On August 19, 1946, in Hope, Arkansas, a man who would grow up one day to be become the forty-second president of the United States of America was born.
Little Rock, a city with a rich history, has seen periods of intense strife. These events have made it one of the most historically and culturally significant cities in American history. From its beginnings as a stop on Hernando de Soto’s exploration to the present day, various events have dotted the city’s growth and development culturally, economically and socially.
Join us in Little Rock for the 2013 NASJE Conference. Register by July 19th to enjoy special conference rates.