November 15, 2011 - 2 Sessions

First Ladies Conference, A Special Program

Audience: Student Grades 8-12

The Education Department of the George Bush Presidential Library and Museum will be hosting two free videoconferences entitled, “First Ladies Conference, A Special Program”. This outstanding event is for grades 8th – 12th. These sessions will not be identical. Please see description below and register for the time slot that best suits your classroom. Registration will close November 13, 2011.

1-2 p.m. – Influence Makers: First Ladies in American History Lynda Johnson Robb, First Daughter, with leading historians and archivists will review First Ladies throughout history and how the position has evolved. They will explore their activism and the traditional role of First Lady as guardian of the family and public image. The discussion will include anecdotal and interpretative perspectives on how a First Lady's background shaped her personality and work.

2:15 – 3:15 p.m. – Behind the Scenes in the East Wing: Senior Advisors to First Ladies Former close advisors from chief of staff, press, and special projects will share how they and First Ladies decide upon, design and implement specific domestic and global programs and campaigns. A feature of this panel will illuminate accounts of little known facts, behind the scenes experiences, and unsung legacies.

To register in Texas complete the following form First Ladies Conference Registration.  For out of national and international registration click here. For more information contact, Kim Taylor, IVC Facilitator at Education Service Center, Region VI.

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