Speakers Bureau Programs
Click the links below for the catalogs of Speakers Bureau programs, including speaker photos, biographies, and detailed program information.
Featured Programs for the Arizona Centennial
In honor of Arizona's 100th birthday, AHC's Speakers Bureau is offering presentations around the theme of Arizona's Centennial. Please refer to the Road Scholars and History Alive! catalog for more detailed information on each of these exciting programs.
Road Scholars programs
David Berman
- Arizona's Constitution: The Progressive Roots
Elena Diaz Bjorkquist
- Growing Up Chicana in Morenci, Arizona
Jay Cravath
- Along the California Trail
- The Ballad of Arizona
- The Music and History of Arizona's Pioneers
Betsy Fahlman
- Adventurous Spirits: Arizona's Women Artists, 1900-1950
Barbara Jaquay
- Oh, The Shape We're In! How Arizona and the Western States' Borders Were Determined
J.J. Lamb
- The New Deal in Arizona: Connections to Our Historic Landscapes
- People, Postage, Politics: The Old Vail Post Office
Elizabeth Larson
- Who Lives in Arizona? Arizona's Changing Demography
Greg McNamee
- Arizona Place Names: Names on the Land
- Traveling Arizona with the WPA
Mary Melcher
- The Arizona Women's Heritage Trail: Marking Her Sites
H. Christine Reid
- The Bumpy Road to Statehood
Jeremy Rowe
- Centennial Celebrations in Historic Arizona Photographs
Greg Scott
- The (Sometimes Rocky) Road to Statehood in Poetry and Song
Pam Stevenson
- Arizona Women Journalists: 100 Years of Change
Judy Nolte Temple
- An Immigrant's Struggles: The Diary of Irish/American 'Mim' Walsh
Jim Turner
- Arizona's Statehood Centennial with All the Bells and Whistles
Speakers in the Schools
Alleen Nilsen
- Teacher Lady in Frontier Arizona, 1900-1925
History Alive!
Elena Diaz Bjorkquist
- Teresa Urrea (1873-1906)
