Historian/Author Tracy J. Prince, Ph.D. presents Historical Slide Shows
Dr. Prince is Scholar in Residence at the Portland Center for Public Humanities. She is author of Portland’s Goose Hollow; Culture Wars in British Literature: Multiculturalism and National Identity; and co-author of Portland’s Slabtown. Her career has included teaching and writing about race, gender, and social equality issues. She uncovers forgotten or overlooked historical moments by digging through archives and interviewing folks who like to talk about the good ol’ days. She has lived all over the world including Turkey, England, Australia, Canada, and throughout the US.
Dr. Prince is also a featured speaker for Oregon Humanities in the Conversation Project program, presenting “Uniquely Oregon: Native American Art of Oregon.”
Slide show presentations she can share with you:
- Native American Art of Oregon (available throughout Oregon)
- Forgotten Native American History of Old Portland
- Chinese Vegetable Gardens of Old Portland
- A Hollow, a Creek, and War About Geese: Historic Goose Hollow
- Moorish Revival Architecture
- 1920s-1930s Radio Lamps
- Buried Gulches, Creeks, and Lakes of Old Portland
Please let her know if you need her to bring her own projector and laptop!
Dr. Prince will bring her Native American Art slide show throughout Oregon. She normally limits her other topics to the Portland/Vancouver area but will consider traveling further if expenses reimbursed.
Phone: (503)475-6080
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.pdx.edu/profile/tracy-j-prince
Tags: Author, Education/Instruction, History, Native American Art, Portland History, Slabtown, slide shows, Speakers, travel to your facility
