Weber Historical Society Lecture Series
The Weber Historical Society offers an array of lectures that cover topics from across the globe and around the state.
We are changing where we hold the Weber Historical Society Lecture Series. Lindquist Hall is located on the northwest corner of the WSU Ogden campus.
All lectures are free and open to the public.
Haven J. Barlow Lecture Hall - Lindquist Hall 101 at 7 p.m.
Fall 2024
Monday, September 16 at 7 p.m.
Rethinking the Latter-day Saint Racial Story
Dr. W. Paul Reeve
The Latter-day Saint racial story is best understood in three phases: open priesthood and temples, followed by segregated priesthood and temples, and then a return to the original universalism. Come and learn about the new sources that shed light on this difficult topic.
Monday, October 14 at 7 p.m.
Indigenous Voices: Reclaiming History and Heritage
Darren Parry
We will explore the rich history and heritage of Native American peoples. By reclaiming our narrative, we honor our ancestors and we shed light on indigenous peoples everywhere.
Monday, November 18 at 7 p.m.
Analyzing the 2024 Election
Dr. Leah Murray
Dr. Leah Murray of our political science department will visit with us and explain the results of the recent election. Who voted, why did they vote, and what were the outcomes, will be some of the issues that she explores.
*If you would prefer to have WHS Lecture Series information sent to you via email, let me know jennadaniels@weber.edu or call 801-626-6706.
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