The Sangamon Experience at the University of Illinois Springfield (UIS) will present five live-streamed historical discussions at 6 p.m. on Wednesdays in March.
The series of live-streamed discussions is part of their “Women’s History Month: Community Trailblazers” series.
We are told the series plans to highlight women who have impacted their community here in central Illinois throughout the month.
Sangamon Experience at the University of Illinois Springfield will present five livestreamed historical discussions at 6 p.m. every Wednesday in March as part of their “Women’s History Month: Community Trailblazers” series.
Sangamon Experience seeks input from local historical, cultural, and community organizations to help supply materials, ideas, and research for upcoming programs and exhibitions. In doing so, we embrace the ethic of the shared pursuit of knowledge and interpretation about the past. The Sangamon Experience campus exhibition space is curated by teams of faculty and students, local partners, and community volunteers.
Anne E. Moseley, CIT is the first Director of Engagement and Curator of the Sangamon Experience and Acting Director for the Center for Lincoln Studies.
Anne E. Moseley, CIT
Director of Engagement and Curator, Sangamon Experience
University of Illinois Springfield
One University Plaza
PAC 100L
Springfield, IL 62703
(217) 206-8050
sangamonexperience@uis.edu
The following are links to resources to help learn more about the history of Sangamon County:
The Sangamon Experience is teaming up with the Sangamon County Bicentenn
The interactive map below displays the locations of several historical sites in Sangamon County. They are key locations that help document the history and heritage of Sangamon County throughout the years.
