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| Name | The American Presidency as Seen through the Newspaper - Presidential Lecture Series |
| Video Uploader | Video From Northwestern Oklahoma State University |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 03-05-2011 16:17:39 |
| Video Discription | "The American Presidency as Seen through the Newspaper," a program set by Northwestern Oklahoma State University-Masonic Institute for Citizenship Studies (MICS) and the Department of Social Sciences, took place March 22 in the J.W. Martin Library. The program was part of the MICS annual presidential lecture series and featured an interesting, thought provoking analysis of the connection between journalism and the historical portrayal of the office of the president of the United States. The program hosted a panel of Institute scholars who interpreted a series of original newspaper articles relevant to the presidency. A few of the items displayed included a 1793 Philadelphia weekly; a large collection of the New York Times from the summer of 1882; and a significant assortment of newspapers from the 1910s to the present. Some newspaper topics included an address by George Washington; details related to the assassination of James Garfield; an obituary of Mary Lincoln; Chester A. Arthur's handling of violence in the Old West; FDR and World War II; the assassination of John F. Kennedy; and the Watergate Scandal. The lecture series is held each spring as part of the Institute's mission to bring informative and educational programming to the citizens of Northwestern Oklahoma. A generous endowment provided by the Masonic Charity Foundation of Oklahoma established the Institute in March 2010. For more information about the Institute, contact Dr. Aaron Mason, assistant professor of political science, at mason@nwosu.edu, or Dr. Eric Schmaltz, associate professor of history, at ejschmaltz@nwosu.edu. A message also can be left at the Northwestern-MICS office at (580) 327-8525. |
| Category | Education |
| Tags | nwokst | nwosu | presidential lecture series | Masonic Institute | Citizenship Studies |
