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Are you coming to Bozeman to MFPE? If so, make sure to stop by the Montana Historical Society booth and say hi!
There are an abundance of great-looking sessions this year. Check them out!
Special Events
If you get into town on Wednesday, head over to the Gallatin History Museum, 317 W Main, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. for light appetizers, a tour of the museum at 5:30, and a talk by The Extreme History Project founder Crystal Alegria at 6:30. (Earn two renewal units). If you are attending, Sandra would appreciate an RSVP so she knows how much food to order: sandra.oldendorf@montana.edu.
Montana Council on Social Studies Featured Speakers
Thursday
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11-12 p.m. Mark Johnson, Montana's Historic Chinese Communities (room A377)
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12-1 p.m. Issues in Social Studies and MCSS Business Meeting: join for lunch (rooms A330-31)
- Bring your own lunch or enjoy pizza/salad and drinks from MCSS
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1-2 p.m. Dr. Dale Martin, The Monstrous Anger of Guns, (room A382)
Friday
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10-11 a.m. Dr. Walter Fleming, The Seven Most Important Indian Battles in Montana History: (room A377)
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11-12 p.m. Megan Torgerson, Changing Perspectives on Rural (room A377)
Montana Historical Society Staff and Teacher Leader-led Sessions
Thursday
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8-9 a.m. Centering Indigenous Voices in Historical Narratives, Dylan Huisken
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8-10 a.m. Exploring Indian Education for All through Primary Sources from the Library of Congress, Melissa Hibbard
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1-2 p.m. Western Displacement "Done Wrong by 'The Man'?" Gallery Walk, Mary Zuchowski
Friday
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9-10 a.m. MTHS Resources Scavenger Hunt, Laurie Enebo
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10-12 p.m. National History Day 101, Melissa Hibbard
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1-2 p.m. Montana History Projects Make-It-And-Take It, Laurie Enebo
Other Sessions of Interest
Thursday
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9-10 a.m. Tsistsistas & Suhtaio: Expressions of the Northern Cheyenne People, Ancient Times - 1875, Heather Torrence
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9-10 a.m. 1972 Montana Constitution - History & Threats, Mae Nan Ellingson and Evan Barrett
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10-11 a.m. 1776-2026: A Semiquincentennial Roundtable, Senator Shannon O'Brien and Marietta Croft
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10-11 a.m. Art & Adaptation: Transforming Art among the Apsáalooke (Crow Nation), Heather Torrence
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11-12 a.m. To Bleed or Not to Bleed (about Lewis and Clark medicine), Cortney Reedy
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12-1 p.m. Educator Resources from the Western Heritage Center, Heather Torrence
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1-2 p.m. Forts and Trading Posts, Matthew Schertz
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1-2 p.m. Mann Gulch Curriculum, Mari Carroll
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2-3 p.m. Montanan PBS Presents: The American Buffalo, Nikki Vradenburg
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2-3 p.m. MT STOY Keynote: Kevin KickingWoman
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2-5 p.m. Teaching Federal Indian Policy Periods, Jacie Jeffers
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2-4 p.m. Women in the Heart of Battle - Female Participation at the Little Bighorn, Cheyenne Aldrich
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3-4 p.m. Montana League of Women Voters Suffrage Timeline and Nitty Gritty of Voting Presentations, Rebecca Johnson
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3-4 p.m. Beadwork in the Classroom, Sunny Gardner
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4-5 p.m. Indian Education for All resources for Music, Mike Jetty
Friday
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8 a.m-5 p.m. Butte's Superfund: Place-Based Scientific Literacy, Chris Pavlovich, Rayelynn Brandl et al
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9-10 a.m. Speakers in the Schools (A free program from Humanities Montana), John Knight
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9-10 a.m. Introducing Native Art: Winter Count Workshop, Jennifer Woodcock Medicine-horse and Autumn Elliot
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10-11 a.m. Introducing Native Art: Winter Count Workshop II, Jennifer Woodcock Medicine-horse and Autumn Elliot
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11-12 p.m. Game On: Montana Athletes Who Changed History, Heather Torrence
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9-10 a.m. Traditional Games and Fire Starting, Cortney Reedy and Dusty Rixford
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1-2 p.m. Indian Education for All Resources for ELA and Social Studies, Mike Jetty
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2-3 p.m. Pandemonium on the Prairie: Crime and Conflict on the Montana Plains, 1831 - 1899, Heather Torrence
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2-3 p.m. The State of Social Studies in 2024, Lawrence Paska
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2-5 p.m. “It Opened my Mind and my Heart”: Applying the Rs Framework to Indigenize Professional Development, Christine Stanton, Jordann Lankford et al
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