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T H U R S D AY 4 J U N E
Day at a Glance
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CONVENTION CENTER
N . PA R K I N G L O T
CONVENTION CENTER
N . W. PA R K I N G L O T
3RD FLOOR
PROVO AREA
7:00 - 6:00
Registration
On-Your-Own
Provo Walking Tour
LDS Film Tour
Bus Leaves
ALL DAY
7:45 AM
Special Collections Workshop
Shuttle Leaves
8:00 AM
Utah County Women’s History Tour
Bus Leaves
8:30 AM
Pioneer Museums Tour
Shuttle Leaves
1:00 PM
Special Collections Workshop
Shuttle Returns
1:30 PM
Pioneer Museums Tour
Shuttle Returns
LDS Film Tour
Bus Returns
5:30 PM
Utah County Women’s History Tour
Bus Returns
6:00 PM
Opening Reception
Welcome from Mayor John Curtis
7:00 PM
LDS Film Tour
From the early days of the twentieth century, the LDS Church has shown great interest in the power of film.
Members will tour the LDS Motion Picture Studio in Provo and the LDS Motion Picture Studio South near
Goshen, view a special screening of the 1917 film A Mormon Maid, and visit the BYU Museum of Art. Lunch
will be provided.
Special Collections
Workshop
The Harold B. Lee Library is hosting a workshop in Historical Editing, taught by experts within the
Joseph Smith Papers project. Materials from the Harold B. Lee Library, L. Tom Perry Special Collections will
be used in the workshop. Lunch will be provided.
Utah County Women’s
History Tour
Members will join historians Andrea Radke-Moss and Jenny Reeder on a women’s history tour of Utah
County, where they will be introduced to the history of women’s pioneering, Utah polygamy, education,
female missionaries, woman suffrage, and early Relief Society work. Lunch will be provided.
Pioneer Museums Tour History lovers will enjoy our half-day tour of museums in Provo. Members will spend the afternoon exploring
the Museum of Mormon Mexican History, Provo’s Pioneer Village, and the Provo Daughters of the Utah
Pioneers Museum, one of the largest DUP museums in the area. Light refreshments will be served.
F R I D AY 5 J U N E
Day at a Glance
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BALLROOMS A-C
8:00 - 9:00
9:00 - 10:00
CASCADE A
EXHIBITOR SHOWCASE
Cultural Dynamics in
Territorial Utah
Mormons in the Margins:
Explorations in LDS Histories,
Lineages, and Ethnic Identity
The Young, the Ambitious, and
the Feminist: Examining the
Rhetorical, Cultural, and Historical
Prescriptions for LDS Women
A Retrospective on John
Brooke, The Refiner’s Fire
Beyond the Binary: Multiplicity of
Women’s Voices in Mormon
Culture
Exponent II: Present at the
Creation
Mormons in Mexico: Forty Years of
Cultivating Church History
Art + Belief, Documentary
Screening and Discussion
with the Filmmakers and
Artists
BREAK
12:00 - 12:15
Membership Luncheon
Roundtable
BREAK
1:30 - 1:45
Defining and Contesting
Mormon Bodies: From
Horns and Poly-erotic Eyes
to Childbearing
1:45 - 3:15
Confronting the Sacred:
Processes of Canonization
BREAK
3:15 - 3:30
The Hijacking of the Mormon
Trail Story by the Willie-Martin
Disasters
3:30 - 4:45
Indian-Mormon
Relations
DINNER ON YOUR OWN
4:45 - 7:00
5:00 - 6:00
Choir Practice
7:00 - 8:00
Awards
Presentation
9:15
CASCADE D
Opening
Plenary Session
10:30 - 12:00
8:00 - 9:00
CASCADE C
Newcomer’s Breakfast
10:00 - 10:30
12:15 - 1:30
CASCADE B
LEONARD ARRINGTON
MHA PRESIDENT 1966-67
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CASCADE E
S I LV E R C R E E K
HOBBLE CREEK
TERRACE
Journal of Mormon History
Board Breakfast*
8:00 - 9:00
9:00 - 10:00
EXHIBITOR SHOWCASE
Theology and Cosmology of
Mormon Conceptions of Race
Cultural Mormons and Politics in
the Nauvoo Period, 1839-1844
Roundtable
10:00 - 10:30
Seeds of the Springville
Art Movement
10:30 - 12:00
BREAK
12:00 - 12:15
12:15 - 1:30
BREAK
Landscape, Space and
Material Culture
Mormonism Meets Asia:
Cultural Perspectives in
Asian Mormon History
1:30 - 1:45
New Research Outside the
Mormon Mainstream
1:45 - 3:15
BREAK
1954 - A Year of Decision: The LDS
Church Grapples with Civil Rights and
Its Practice of Black Priesthood Denial
Settling the Valley, Converting
the World: The First
Presidency’s General Epistles,
1849–1856
3:15 - 3:30
The Cultural Complexity of
Conversion: Examining
Mormonism(s) in India
3:30 - 4:45
DINNER ON YOUR OWN
4:45 - 7:00
5:00 - 6:00
7:00 - 8:00
Gold and Green
Ball*
Student
Reception
8:00 - 9:00
9:15
Level 3
*Will be moved inside if there is unfavorable weather
Gold and Green
Ball
After the awards ceremony, join us in congratulating the winners at that quintessential cultural Mormon
event - the Gold and Green Ball. The Blue Mountain Band will lead us in dancing and singing stirring
renditions of Mormon folk tunes. Enjoy ice cream sundaes as we honor the best scholarship in Mormon
history and remember the Mutual Improvement Association of yesteryear. The event will take place on
the terrace at the Convention Center.
S AT U R D AY 6 J U N E
Day at a Glance
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BALLROOMS A-C
7:45 - 8:45
CASCADE B
CASCADE C
Mormon Women’s Initiative
Breakfast
Gender, Sexuality,
and Family
9:00 - 10:30
Relief Society on the Periphery
The Unfamiliar Saints: Insights from the
Joseph Smith Papers
Roundtable
BREAK
10:30 - 11:00
11:00 - 12:15
CASCADE A
Smith-Pettit Lecture Plenary
Speaker: Margaret Jacobs
BOX LUNCHES
LUNCH ON YOUR OWN PRE-PURCHASED
CAN BE PICKED UP IN BALLROOMS
12:15 - 2:00
Decentralization in LDS Church
History Department:
A Brave New World
Q&A
2:00 - 3:30
Domesticating Provo: Relief Society,
the Academy, and Home Economics
The Challenge and
Dilemma of Memory in
Mormon History
EXHIBITOR SHOWCASE
3:30 - 4:00
Mormons and Cultural Conflict
4:00 - 5:15
Perspectives on the St. George and
Other Historic Mormon Temples
BREAK
5:15 - 6:30
6:30 - 8:30
Presidental Banquet
8:30 - 9:30
Closing Reception - Terrace
(dessert will be served)
Grassroots Mormon History:
Collecting and Sharing History from a
Local Perspective
Q&A
MAUREEN URSENBACH BEECHER
MHA PRESIDENT 1984-85
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CASCADE D
CASCADE E
S I LV E R C R E E K
HOBBLE CREEK
7:45 - 8:45
Legacies of Leonard Arrington
Early Mormon
Translation: Mechanics and
Metaphysics
Telling Mormon History
Masculinity and its Discontents:
(Re)Constructions of Mormon
Manhood, 1870-1940
BREAK
9:00 - 10:30
10:30 - 11:00
11:00 - 12:15
BOX LUNCHES
LUNCH ON YOUR OWN PRE-PURCHASED
PRE-PURCHASED
LUNCHES
CAN BE PICKED UP
LUNCH ON YOUR OWN CAN BE PICKED UPBOXININ BALLROOMS
BALLROOMS
Mormon History Journals
Editors Panels
Mormonism and Material Culture
Shifting the Boundaries of Identity
in Mormon Culture
12:15 - 2:00
Theology and History
EXHIBITOR SHOWCASE
Mormonism: Image and Identity
Just South of Zion: The Mormons
in Mexico and Its Borderlands
Roundtable
Medicine and Law in Nauvoo: Judge
Joseph Smith, Frontier Obstetrics, and
the Expansion of the Legal Rights of
Women
BREAK
2:00 - 3:30
3:30 - 4:00
Mormon Libraries: Reflecting and
Reinforcing Mormon Culture
4:00 - 5:15
5:15 - 6:30
6:30 - 8:30
8:30 - 9:30
S U N D AY 7 J U N E
Day at a Glance
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BALLROOMS A-C
8:30
9:00
D AY S I N N - D E LTA , U T
Choir Practice
8:30
Devotional
9:00
Bus Leaves for
Post-Conference Tour
12:00
7:30
PA R K I N G L O T
LDS Film Tour bus
leaves
6:00PM
MONDAY
KAERB
12:00
Check into Hotel
Return to Provo
7:30
6:00PM
MONDAY
Devotional
Enjoy inspiring music performed by the Utah Baroque Ensemble, Michael Hicks and Ruth Christensen, the Giddins Family, and Daron and Janet
Bradford with Amy Gabbitas. An excerpt from the 1980 MHA commission by Crawford Gates will set the tone and the devotional will culminate
with the Utah Baroque Ensemble and members of MHA performing the 50th anniversary MHA Commission The Sum of Every Praising Voice by
Daniel Carter.
Exploring the
Fringes of Cultural
Mormonism Post
Conference Tour
Our post-conference tour takes us to significant groups and stories on the edges of contemporary Mormonism. Leaving Provo at noon on
Sunday, the tour will visit the small community of Rocky Ridge, the historic Tintic District, and the legendary Delta, where overnight
accommodations will be provided. Monday offers a unique opportunity to visit the House of Aaron and tour the Topaz Internment Camp. This
tour offers a glimpse into twenty-first century communal living, polygamy, geographic isolation, and interaction on the edges of the Mormon
cultural region.
CONFERENCE INFO
MOTHER’S LOUNGE
For those in need, the Battle Creek conference room on level 3 has been set up as a complimentary Mother’s Lounge.
REGISTRATION DESK
The registration desk (located on Level 3) can assist you with any questions or concerns, including providing information about
restaurants, schedule issues, event information, and any other assistance you may need.
The registration desk hours are:
Wednesday............5 PM - 7 PM
Thursday................7 AM - 6 PM
Friday.....................7 AM - 6 PM
Saturday.................7 AM - 4 PM
LOST AND FOUND
In case of lost items, a Lost and Found is located at the registration desk on level 3. If lost items are found, please return them to the
registration desk.
BYU SHUTTLE/T-SHIRT
Tickets can be purchased at the registration desk for a shuttle that travels roundtrip from the convention center to BYU. A limited
number of shirts with the MHA 2015 logo (as seen on the front of this program) can also be purchased at the registration desk.
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PROGRAM DETAILS
SPEAKER GUIDE
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NAME.........................................PAGE # (SESSION #)
Alexander, Tom................................................18 (ML)
Alder, Doug......................................................18 (ML)
Allen, Jim.........................................................18 (ML)
Alvord, Trevor....................................................25 (5F)
Anderson, Lavina Fielding...............................24 (5A)
Anderson, Paul L..............................................17 (1G)
Barlow, Philip....................................................22 (4B)
Barnes, Darcee D..............................................17 (1E)
Barney, Ronald O..............................................24 (5A)
Bashore, Mel.....................................................21 (3E)
Bastian, Audrey.................................................19 (2F)
Baugh, Alex.......................................................27 (6E)
Bennett, Richard E............................................24 (5A)
Bergera, Gary James...........................18(MC), 24(5C)
Black, Matt........................................................20 (3F)
Blumell, Lincoln H.............................................21 (3F)
Blythe, Christine Elyse.........................19 (2E), 24 (5B)
Blythe, Christopher James...............................24 (5B)
Boxer, Elise.......................................................17 (1D)
Bradley, Don.....................................................24 (5B)
Bradley, Martha.................................................18 (2B)
Bringhurst, Newell G........................................20 (3B)
Britsch, R. Lanier...............................................21 (3G)
Brooke, John L..................................................16 (1A)
Brown, Barbara Jones.........................18 (2C), 26 (6B)
Brown, Samuel M..............................................22 (4B)
Bushman, Claudia L.........................................18 (2A)
Carter, Stephen................................................24 (5A)
Ceballos, Armando..........................................20 (3C)
Ceballos, Dina..................................................20 (3C)
Chapman, Brittany............................................19 (2F)
Chou, Po Nien (Felipe).....................................19 (2F)
Compton, Todd M...........................................20 (3D)
Curbelo, Nestor................................................26 (6C)
Daines, J. Gordon III........................................27 (6G)
De Schweinitz, Rebecca...................................23 (4E)
Dinger, John S...................................................27 (6F)
Dinger, Steven C...............................................27 (6F)
Dredge, Nancy..................................................18 (2A)
Dushku, Judy....................................................18 (2A)
Eliason, Eric.......................................................21 (3E)
Ellsworth, Brant W............................................23 (4G)
England, Jon.....................................................18 (2B)
Erekson, Keith A................................................23 (4F)
Esplin, Scott C...................................................27 (6E)
Falater, Megan..................................................23 (4E)
Farnes, Sherilyn.................................................23 (4E)
Finnigan, Jessica..............................................16 (1C)
Fleming, Stephen.............................................16 (1A)
Florence, Nathan Samuel................................20 (3A)
Fluhman, J. Spencer.........................................24 (5A)
Folkman, Kevin.................................................19 (2G)
Foster, Lawrence...............................................23 (4E)
Frade, Patricia..................................................27 (6G)
Francaviglia, Richard........................................18 (2B)
Gapiz, Melanie..................................................25 (5E)
Geilman, Matthew............................................20 (3C)
Gishi, LeChele...................................................25 (5F)
Givens, Terryl....................................................22 (4B)
Godfrey, Matthew.............................................22 (4C)
Golding, David.................................................19 (2D)
Gomez, Fernando............................................26 (6B)
Griffin, Alexandria Gale....................................23 (4E)
Griffiths, Casey..................................................19 (2F)
Hafen, Bruce C.................................................26 (6D)
Haglund, Kristine..............................................24 (5A)
Hall, Dave..........................................................18 (2C)
Hangen, Tona...................................................20 (3A)
Harper, Steven C..............................................19 (2D)
Harris, Amy........................................................24 (5D)
Harris, Matt.......................................................20 (3B)
Hartley, William G.............................................21 (3E)
Hartley-Moore, Julie.........................................21 (3E)
Hatch, John P....................................................24 (5C)
Haws, J. B..........................................................24 (5C)
Haycock, Michael.............................................25 (5G)
Heath, Elizabeth...............................................26 (6C)
Hedges, Andrew H...........................................17 (1F)
Heimburger, Christian......................................22 (4C)
Heiss, Matthew.................................................25 (5E)
Hendrix-Komoto, Amanda..............................23 (4G)
Henrichsen, Esther Truitt..................................18 (2B)
Henrichsen, Kirk...............................................26 (6A)
Hickman, Aimee...............................................24 (5A)
Hickman, Jared.................................................22 (4B)
Higbee, Janelle M............................................24 (5D)
Hill, Lunt Bradley...............................................20 (3C)
Holbrook, Kate.................................................24 (5D)
Holland, David F...............................................16 (1A)
Howlett, David J...............................................21 (3G)
Jacobs, Margaret..............................................23 (SP)
Jensen, Devan..................................................17 (1G)
Jensen, Richard L..............................................23 (4F)
Jensen, Robin...................................................25 (5F)
Jeter, Edward H.................................................19 (2E)
Johnson, Jeffery O...........................................24 (5C)
Jones, Sondra G...............................................20 (3D)
Kamil, Neil.........................................................16 (1A)
Kelley, Shannon................................................22 (4C)
Kent, Eliza.........................................................21 (3G)
Kirkham, Chase................................................25 (5G)
Kohler, Susan Whitaker.....................................18 (2A)
Kuehn, Elizabeth..............................................22 (4C)
Lai, Keshia S.......................................................19 (2F)
Lamb, Connie...................................................24 (5D)
Lewis, Macy M..................................................26 (6C)
Macdonald, Brett.............................................26 (6C)
Madsen, Susan Arrington...............................18 (ML)
Maffly-Kipp, Laurie F..............16 (1B), 22 (4A), 27 (CP)
Mahas, Jeffrey...................................................17 (1F)
McBride, Spencer W.........................................17 (1F)
McDannell, Colleen...........................16 (OP), 26 (6A)
Miller, James A..................................................25 (5E)
Miller, Mark Edwin............................................20 (3D)
Mills, John G.....................................................25 (5E)
Molema, Warner M...........................................25 (5E)
Monson, Paul D................................................26 (6D)
Morain, William................................................24 (5A)
Morrill, Susanna................................................16 (1A)
Mott, Elizabeth.................................................19 (2D)
Murala, John Santosh Kumar...........................21 (3G)
Nielson, Reid L.....................................22 (4A), 21 (3F)
Nimer, Cory L....................................................27 (6G)
Núñez, Alexander.............................................25 (5E)
Olsen, Randy.....................................................25 (5E)
Orona, Brittani R...............................................17 (1D)
Park, Benjamin..................................................16 (1A)
Parker, Stuart.....................................................26 (6B)
Parkin, Jeremy S................................................17 (1E)
Petersen, Emily January...................................22 (4D)
Peterson, Boyd.................................................25 (5G)
Platt, Jennifer Brinkerhoff................................22 (4D)
Pulido, Elisa.......................................................26 (6B)
Radke-Moss, Andrea A.......................16 (1C), 18 (2C)
Reed, Andrew....................................................17 (1F)
Reed, Sarah C...................................................26 (6A)
Reeder, Jennifer...................................22 (4D), 27 (6F)
Rees, Nathan K.................................................26 (6A)
Reeve, W. Paul.......................19 (2E), 20 (3B), 16 (OP)
Rife, Jared S......................................................23 (4G)
Robison, Elwin C..............................................26 (6D)
Rockwood, Jolene............................................18 (2A)
Rogers, Brent M...................................22 (4C), 21 (3F)
Roos, Ryan........................................................24 (5B)
Rose, Natalie K.................................................16 (1C)
Ross, Nancy.......................................................16 (1C)
Rugh, Susan S...................................................19 (2G)
Rutherford, Taunalyn Ford...............................21 (3G)
Ryskamp, George R.........................................19 (2G)
Saunders, Richard.............................................23 (4F)
Savelyeva, Natalia.............................................25 (5E)
Seppi, Gregory..................................................25 (5F)
Sheldon, Carrel Hilton......................................18 (2A)
Shipps, Jan.......................................................24 (ML)
Smallcanyon, Corey..........................................20 (3D)
Smith, Alex D.....................................................27 (6F)
Smith, Angela M...............................................19 (2E)
Smith, Bryant.....................................................18 (2B)
Smith, D. Brent..................................................23 (4F)
Smith, Derek.....................................................20 (3A)
Smith, R. Eric.....................................................22 (4D)
Smith, Veloy......................................................20 (3A)
Sono-Koree, Charles........................................26 (6C)
Spencer, Joseph M..........................................19 (2D)
Stapley, Jonathan A..........................................16 (1B)
Stevenson, Russell............................................27 (6E)
Stone, Heather J...............................................18 (2C)
Strein, Rebecca................................................24 (5D)
Stuart, Joseph R................................................16 (1B)
Swanson, Vern G..............................................17 (1G)
Tait, Lisa Olsen..................................................16 (1C)
Talmage, Jeremy..............................................20 (3C)
Tamez, Jared.......................................26 (6B), 17 (1D)
Taysom, Martha................................................24 (5A)
Tielens, Saskia..................................................18 (2C)
Terry, Charlotte Hansen...................................18 (2C)
Tullis, F. LaMond...............................................20 (3C)
Turley, Richard E., Jr..........................................17 (1E)
Turner, Jeffrey J.................................................17 (1E)
Turner, John G.....................................25 (5G), 22 (4A)
Ulrich, Laurel Thatcher........................23 (SP), 27 (CP)
Underwood, Grant............................................27 (6E)
Utt, Emily...........................................................26 (6D)
Van Dyk, Gerrit.................................................27 (6G)
Vega, Sujey..........................................17 (1D), 26 (6B)
Waite, Nathan N...............................................21 (3F)
Walker, David.......................................22 (4A), 26 (6B)
Ward, Maurine Carr..........................................19 (2G)
Waters, Kari.......................................................16 (1C)
Wells, S. Spencer..............................................23 (4G)
Whittaker, David J............................................27 (6G)
Wimmer, Ryan...................................................17 (1E)
SUBJECT GUIDE
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SUBJECT......................................PAGE # (SESSION #)
Abrahamic Lineage............................................16 (1B)
African Studies........................22 (4D), 26 (6C), 27 (6E)
Arrington, Leonard............................................22 (4A)
Art...............................17 (1G), 18 (2C), 20 (3A), 26 (6A)
Asian Studies........................................19 (2F), 21 (3G)
Bautisto, Margarito............................................26 (6B)
Biography................................16 (1A), 19 (2G), 22 (4A)
Bodies.................................................................19 (2E)
Book of Mormon................................................22 (4B)
Brigham Young University...................24 (5D), 27 (6G)
Brooke, John......................................................16 (1A)
Bunker, Edward..................................................21 (3E)
Canonization.....................................................19 (2D)
Christensen, C.C.A............................................17 (1G)
Conflict and Controversy......................18 (2A), 27 (6E)
Conversion............................................17 (1E), 21 (3G)
Creation, The.....................................................18 (2A)
Diaries................................................................18 (2C)
Dibble, Philo......................................................17 (1G)
Eugenics.............................................................25 (5F)
Exponent II.........................................................18 (2A)
Family.......................................19 (2F), 23 (4E), 23 (4G),
25 (5G), 27 (CP)
Federal Government.........................................17 (1F)
Feminism..................................16 (1C), 18 (2A), 23 (4E)
Ford, Thomas.....................................................17 (1F)
Forgeries............................................................24 (5C)
Gender.......................16 (OP), 16 (1C), 18 (2C), 19 (2F)
23 (4E), 23 (4G), 26 (6B)
Great Depression..............................................23 (4G)
Hafen, John.......................................................17 (1G)
Hofmann, Mark..................................................24 (5C)
Hyde, Orson.......................................................17 (1F)
Immigration........................................................17 (1E)
India...................................................................21 (3G)
Joseph Smith Papers Project............................22 (4C)
Kane, Elizabeth..................................................17 (1E)
Landscape and Space.......................................18 (2B)
LDS Church History Dept......................25 (5E), 25 (5F)
Libraries.............................................................27 (6G)
Masculinity.........................................................23 (4G)
Material Culture....................................18 (2B), 24 (5B)
Media.....................................................25 (5F), 26 (6A)
Medicine...............................................16 (OP), 27 (6F)
Memory..............................................................24 (5C)
Mexico...................................................20 (3C), 26 (6B)
Missionary Work......................19 (2F), 20 (3C), 21 (3F)
21 (3G), 26 (6A), 26 (6C)
Missouri...............................................................27(6E)
Mormon Culture......................24 (5B), 25 (5F), 26 (6C)
Mormon History Association..............18 (ML), 18 (2A)
Mormon History Journals..................................24 (5A)
Mormon History, Study of.......23 (4F), 24 (5C), 26 (6C)
Mormon Literature............................... 1A, 2C, 5A, 5F
Mormon Trail......................................................21 (3E)
Mucho, Ganado.................................................20 (3D)
Native Americans................................17 (1D), 20 (3D),
23 (SP), 25 (5F)
Nauvoo.....................................16 (1B), 27 (6E), 27 (6F)
Novels................................................................26 (6A)
Pacific Islands.....................................................16 (1B)
Pioneers.................................................17 (1E), 21 (3E)
Politics and Law........................17 (1F), 25 (5G), 27 (6F)
Polygamy....................16 (1B), 24 (5C), 26 (6B), 27 (CP)
Pop Culture............................. 20 (3A), 25 (5F), 26 (6A)
Presidential Banquet........................................ 27 (CP)
Priesthood...............................16 (1B), 19 (2D), 20 (3B)
Provo, Utah...........................................24 (5D), 27 (6G)
Race and Ethinicity..................16 (1B), 17 (1D) 20 (3B),
22 (4D), 26 (6C)
Refiner’s Fire, The..........................................16 (1A)
Relief Society.........................18 (2C), 22 (4D), 27 (6F)
Revelation...........................................................17 (1E)
RLDS...................................................................21 (3G)
Salt Lake Valley...................................................21 (3F)
Sexuality.................................................23 (4E), 25 (5F)
Smith, Emma......................................................19 (2D)
Smith, Joseph.........................17 (1F), 22 (4B), 24 (5C),
26 (6A), 27 (6F)
Smith, Lot...........................................................20 (3D)
Snow, Lorenzo....................................................24 (5C)
St. George, Utah...................................17 (1E), 26 (6D)
Stevens, Thaddeus............................................19 (2G)
Temples...................................19 (2G), 24 (5C), 26 (6D)
Territorial Utah....................................................17 (1E)
Theology...............................................16 (1B), 25 (5G)
Tithing................................................................19 (2G)
Translation..........................................................22 (4B)
Trejo, Meliton Gonzalez....................................19 (2G)
Woman’s Exponent...........................................18 (2A)
Women’s Studies...................16 (OP), 16 (1C), 18 (2A),
18(2C), 19 (2E), 19 (2F), 22 (4D), 23 (4E),
24 (5D), 26 (6B), 27(6F), 27 (CP)
Young, Brigham..................................................17 (1E)
F R I D AY 5 J U N E
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5 0 TH A N N I V E R S A R Y S E S S I O N
9:00 - 10:00
10:30 - 12:00
10:30 - 12:00
10:30 - 12:00
Opening Plenary
Session
A Retrospective on
John Brooke, The
R e f i n e r ’s F i r e
Theology and
Cosmology of Mormon
Conceptions of Race
T h e Yo u n g , t h e
Ambitious and the
Feminist
W. P a u l R e e v e
welcome/introduction
U. of Utah
Benjamin Park
chair
U. of Missouri
Laurie Mafﬂy-Kipp
chair and comments
Washington U.
in St. Louis
L i s a O l s e n Ta i t
chair and comments
LDS Church History
Department
Colleen McDannell
Stephen Fleming
Jonathan Stapley
Natalie Rose
What Happened?
Women, Medicine
and Religion
M o v i n g To w a r d s
t h e Tw e n t i e t h
Century
R e f i n e r ’s F i r e a n d
t h e Ya t e s T h e s i s :
Hermeticism,
Esotericism, and
the History of
Christianity
The ‘Cosmological
P r i e s t h o o d ’ : P o l y g a m y,
Adoption, and the
Priesthood Restriction
A Mormon New
Woman for the
Tw e n t i e t h C e n t u r y ?
Joseph Stuart
BYU-Idaho
Susanna Morrill
T h e R e f i n e r ’s F i r e :
Rites of Scholarly
Passage
Holy Race: Abrahamic
Lineage, Nauvoo
T h e o l o g y, a n d t h e
Redemption of Race
in Early Mormonism
Of Medical Degrees,
Concert Stages, and
Olympic Medals:
Mormon Women
and Feminine
Ambition
David Holland
Amanda Hendrix-Komoto
Nancy Ross
Narrative Arcs and
Scholarly Nerve: A
Reflection on John
B r o o k e ’s
Accomplishment
Mamaia and Mormonism:
Millenial Movements in
the Pacific Islands
Jessica Finnigan
U. of Utah
Orem, UT
Lewis & Clark College
Harvard U.
Bellevue, WA
U. of Utah
U. of Michigan
Michigan State U.
Andrea Radke-Moss
Dixie State U.
Kings College London
Kari Waters
Syracuse U.
What are Mormon
F e m i n i s t s Tr y i n g t o
Do? Mormon
Feminist Theory
Neil Kamil
U . o f Te x a s A u s t i n
R e f i n e r ’s F i r e a n d
t h e Tr a n s a t l a n t i c
H e r m e t i c Tr a d i t i o n
John Brooke
Ohio State U.
T h e R e f i n e r ’s F i r e :
In Retrospect
BALLROOMS A-C
9:00 - 10:00
CASCADE D
CASCADE E
10:30 - 12:00
CASCADE C
F R I D AY 5 J U N E
17
R O U N D TA B L E
10:30 - 12:00
Mormons in the
Margins
SESSION
Elise Boxer
chair
U. of South Dakota
10:30 - 12:00
10:30 - 12:00
10:30 - 12:00
Cultural Dynamics
i n Te r r i t o r i a l U t a h
Cultural Mormons and
Politics in the Nauvoo
Period (1839-1844)
Seeds of the
Springville Art
Movement
SESSION
SESSION
SESSION
R i c h a r d Tu r l e y, J r.
chair and comments
LDS Church History
Department
Gerrit Dirkmaat
chair
B r i g h a m Yo u n g U .
Rita R. Wright
chair and comments
Springville Museum
of Art
Elise Boxer
Ryan Wimmer
Spencer McBride
Devan Jensen
‘I am an Indian’:
Dakota Mormon
Syncretism or Mormon
Colonialism
Wal ker War
Mislabeled
The Shattering of
American Idealism:
The Misplaced
Expectations of the
1839 Mormon
Delegation to the
Federal Government
P h i l o D i b b l e ’s
Dream of ‘A Gallery
in Zion’
U. of South Dakota
S u j e y Ve g a
Arizona State U.
Latinos as Lamanites:
Present, Past, and
Complicated Identities
in Latino Mormondom
Brittani Orona
California State U., Sacramento
Je: nahch’ing’-me’ya’xine:wh (Church,
Modern Christian):
Intersections Between
California Indian
Identity and the
Mormon Faith
J a r e d Ta m e z
Independent Scholar
Comments
CASCADE B
S a l t L a k e C i t y, U T
Jeremy Parkin
Long Beach, CA
Pioneer Revelation:
B r i g h a m Yo u n g a n d
the Word and Will
of the Lord
Darcee Barnes
S a n d y, U T
‘A People Alien in
All Their Sympathies’:
Elizabeth Kane and
the St. George
Mormons
J e f f r e y Tu r n e r
Claremont Graduate U.
Praying to Go to
Zion: Nineteenth
Century Mormon
Conversion and
Immigration
CASCADE A
Joseph Smith Papers
Andrew Reed
B r i g h a m Yo u n g U .
O r s o n H y d e ’s P o l i t i c a l
and Religious Perspective
on Jews and Judaism
Andrew Hedges
B r i g h a m Yo u n g U .
Joseph Smith, Thomas
Ford, and the Third
Extradition Attempt
B r i g h a m Yo u n g U .
Paul Anderson
BYU Museum of Art
A Heroic Vision of
LDS History: C.C.A.
C h r i s t e n s e n ’s
Mormon Panorama
Ve r n S w a n s o n
Springville Museum of Art
Springville Art
Movement Inspired
b y J o h n H a f e n ’s
Message
Jeffrey Mahas
LDS Church History Dept.
‘JOSEPH SMITH the
Proclaimer of Jefferson
D e m o c r a c y, o f F r e e Tr a d e
and Sailors Rights and
Protection of Person and
Property’: Political Slogans,
A m e r i c a n M e m o r y, a n d t h e
Presidential Election of
1844
S I LV E R C R E E K
10:30 - 12:00
HOBBLE CREEK
F R I D AY 5 J U N E
18
50TH ANNIVERSARY SESSION
R O U N D TA B L E
5 0 TH A N N I V E R S A R Y S E S S I O N
1:45 - 3:15
12:15 - 1:30
1:45 - 3:15
The Culture of the
Early Mormon History
Association
Exponent II: Present Landscape, Space,
at the Creation
and Material Culture
Membership
Luncheon
Jan Shipps, chair
Jan Shipps
Indiana U. - Purdue U. Indianapolis
To m A l e x a n d e r
B r i g h a m Yo u n g U .
Doug Alder
S a l t L a k e C i t y, U T
Jim Allen
Orem, UT
Gary James Bergera
Smith-Pettit Foundation
Susan Arrington Madsen
Hyde Park, UT
Jolene Rockwood
chair
Harvard Divinity School
Claudia Bushman
American Antiquarian Society
Early Decisions
Susan Kohler
Provo, UT
Discovering the
W o m a n ’s E x p o n e n t
Carrel Sheldon
Martha Bradley
chair and comments
U. of Utah
‘Here We Are!’ Hillside Letters in
Mormon Campus and
To w n L i f e
Rhetoric versus
Reality: Mormon
W o m e n ’s D i a r i e s a n d
Domesticity in the
E a r l y Tw e n t i e t h
Century
Richard Francaviglia
Willamette U.
Jon England
Balancing Mormonism
and Feminism
The Cultural Context
over Mormon Sacred
Space
THRIVE-Gulu (Uganda)
Negotiating
Controversy over
F o r t y Ye a r s
chair
South Jordan, UT
C h a r l o t t e H a n s e n Te r r y
S a l t L a k e C i t y, U T
Nancy Dredge
Judy Dushku
Barbara Jones
Brown
E s t h e r Tr u i t t H e n r i c h s e n
The Physical Process
of Creation
Arlington, MA
Beyond the Binary
SESSION
SESSION
Mapping Deseret:
Ve r n a c u l a r M o r m o n
Mapmaking and Spiritual
Geography
Seattle, WA
1:45 - 3:15
Arizona State U.
Bryant Smith
Columbia Basin College
Brass Bands: A Cultural
Bridge Between Mormon
Utah and the Eastern
United States
U. of Utah
Heather Stone
U. of Utah
Joining the Club:
How Moving to Utah
A f f e c t e d L D S Yo u n g
Women in the 1980s
Saskia Tielens
Dortmund U.
See Jane Blog: The
Performance of
Gender in a Mormon
Context
Dave Hall
California State Fullerton
Something
Extraordinary: The
Relief Society
Presidency of Elaine
L. Jack, 1990-1997
Andrea Radke-Moss
BYU-Idaho
Comments
BALLROOMS A-C
12:15 - 1:30
CASCADE D
CASCADE E
1:45 - 3:15
CASCADE C
F R I D AY 5 J U N E
19
1:45 - 3:15
1:45 - 3:15
1:45 - 3:15
1:45 - 3:15
Confronting the
Sacred: Processes of
Canonization
Defining and
Contesting
Mormon Bodies
Mormonism Meets
Asia
New Research
Outside the Mormon
Mainstream
SESSION
SESSION
SESSION
SESSION
Steven Harper
chair and comments
LDS Church History
Department
Angela Smith
chair and comments
U. of Utah
Brittany Chapman
chair
LDS Church History Library
Susan Rugh
chair and comments
B r i g h a m Yo u n g U .
Joseph Spencer
W. P a u l R e e v e
Audrey Bastian
Maurine Carr Ward
Canon and History:
On the Revelation to
Emma Smith
The ‘Mormon Stepback
into Barbarism’:
P h y s i o g n o m y,
P o l y e r o t i c i t y, a n d t h e
Degraded Mormon
Body
Thai Foundations: When a
Missionary Arrived in 1854
‘ B r i n g Ye A l l t h e
Tithes into the
Storehouse’: Stories
from the Tithing and
Financial Records in
Pottawattamie
U. of New Mexico
Elizabeth Mott
Claremont Graduate U.
Canonical and Popular
Perceptions of the
Condition of the Dead
Among Progressive
Era Mormon Women,
1890-1940
David Golding
Claremont Graduate U.
Vision Literature in the
Doctrine and Covenants
and the Canonization of
Priesthood Authority
U. of Utah
Silver Spring, MD
Po Nien (Felipe) Chou
LDS Seminaries and Institutes
Ta i w a n a n d T h a i l a n d : A
Ta l e o f Tw o C u l t u r e s a n d
its Impact on Missionary
Work
Edward Jeter
Lamar State College
The Origin and
Persistence of
Mormon Horns
Keshia Lai
Christine Blythe
Memorial U. of Newfoundland
‘Presiding at Birth’:
The Creation of Folk
Theologies among
L a t t e r- d a y S a i n t
Women
Ohio State U.
Wal king Between State and
Religion: Gender and
Family Relations of
Singaporean Mormon
Women, 1970-1995
Casey Grifﬁths
Hyrum, UT
George Ryskamp
B r i g h a m Yo u n g U .
M e l i t o n G o n z a l e z Tr e j o
(1844-1917):A Former
Catholic Performing
Nineteenth Century
M o r m o n Te m p l e R i t u a l s
Kevin Folkman
Redmond, WA
A L o n e l y, T h a n k l e s s
Path: Thaddeus Stevens,
A b o l i t i o n i s t , R e f o r m e r,
Mormon Defender
B r i g h a m Yo u n g U .
Comments
CASCADE B
CASCADE A
S I LV E R C R E E K
1:45 - 3:15
HOBBLE CREEK
F R I D AY 5 J U N E
20
50TH ANNIVERSARY SESSION
D O C U M E N TA R Y
Q&A
3:30 - 4:45
3:30 - 4:45
3:30 - 4:45
3:30 - 4:45
Art + Belief Screening
and Discussion with
Filmmakers and Artists
1 9 5 4 - A Ye a r o f
Decision
Mormons in Mexico
Indian-Mormon
Relations
SESSION
SESSION
SESSION
SESSION
To n a H a n g e n
chair
Worcester State U.
Nathan Florence
S a l t L a k e C i t y, U T
Matt Black
S a l t L a k e C i t y, U T
Derek
and
S a l t L a k e C i t y, U T
Ve l o y S m i t h
W. P a u l R e e v e
chair and comments
U. of Utah
Newell Bringhurst
Visalia, CA
President David O.
M c K a y ’s 1 9 5 4
Encounter with the
L D S C h u r c h ’s B l a c k
Priesthood Ban: An
Important but
Forgotten Episode
Colorado State U. - Pueblo
Mark E. Petersen, J.
Reuben Clark, and
C i v i l R i g h t s : Tw o
Apostles Respond to
Brown vs. Board of
Education (1954)
CASCADE E
chair
Area Manager
LDS Church History Dept.
F. L a M o n d Tu l l i s
Former LDS Church
History Missionary
Armando and
Dina Ceballos
Mexico Area LDS Church
History Advisers
Bradley Lunt Hill
Matt Harris
CASCADE D
Matthew Geilman
Fomer LDS Church
History Missionary
J e r e m y Ta l m a g e
Church History Specialist
LDS Church History
Department
CASCADE C
3:30 - 4:45
Mark Miller
chair and comments
Southern Utah U.
Corey Smallcanyon
Provo, UT
A Navajo Account
of the Death of
Lot Smith
Sondra Jones
U t a h Va l l e y U .
A Personal War: The
Ta n g l e d W e b o f
Indian-Mormon
Relations
To d d C o m p t o n
Palo Alto, CA
Ganado Mucho,
Navajo Headman,
and the Mormons
CASCADE B
F R I D AY 5 J U N E
21
SPECIAL EVENTS
3:30 - 4:45
3:30 - 4:45
3:30 - 4:45
The Hijacking of the
M o r m o n Tr a i l S t o r y
S e t t l i n g t h e V a l l e y, T h e C u l t u r a l C o m p l e x i t y
of Conversion: Examining
Converting the
Mormonism(s) in India
World
SESSION
Mel Bashore
chair
West Jordan, UT
SESSION
Brent Rogers
chair
Joseph Smith Papers
Project
SESSION
R. Lanier Britsch
chair
B r i g h a m Yo u n g U .
4:45 - 7:00
D i n n e r o n Yo u r
Own
Check your restaurant guide
for suggestions
5:00 - 6:00
Choir Practice
Ballrooms A-C
William Hartley
Nat han Waite
David Howlett
7:00 - 8:00
Captain Edward Bunker
and his 1856 Handcart
Company
Having a Great
T i m e , W i s h Yo u
Were Here:
Reporting the First
Ye a r s i n t h e G r e a t
S a l t L a k e Va l l e y
‘We Are Now One
Family’: RLDS
Conversions in Rural
Odisha, India, 1964-1980
Ballrooms A-C
B r i g h a m Yo u n g U . - E m e r i t u s
Julie Hartley-Moore
Utah State U.
To B e a P i o n e e r :
Handcart Narratives
and the Construction
of Mormon Religious
Identity
Eric Eliason
LDS Church History Dept.
Skidmore College
Ta u n a l y n F o r d R u t h e r f o r d
Claremont Graduate U.
Reid Nielson
Proclaiming the
Gospel: Missionary
Work and the
General Epistles
‘We Have Left the
Tr a d i t i o n s o f O u r
Ancestors’: The
Complexity of Conversion
a m o n g L a t t e r- d a y S a i n t s
in Hyderabad, India
Lincoln Blumell
John Santosh Kumar Murala
LDS Church History Dept.
Awards
Presentation
8:00 - 9:00
Gold and Green
Ball
3 r d F l o o r Te r r a c e
9:15
Level 3
B r i g h a m Yo u n g U .
Comments
B r i g h a m Yo u n g U .
F i r s t P r e s i d e n c y ’s
General Epistles:
A Response in Light
o f N e w Te s t a m e n t
Epistolography
Hyderabad, India
Kirtland, Nauvoo, and
N o w L o o k i n g To w a r d s
Stakes of Zion in India
Eliza Kent
Skidmore College (via Skype)
Comments
CASCADE A
S I LV E R C R E E K
3:30 - 4:45
HOBBLE CREEK
F R I D AY E V E N I N G
EVENING
S AT U R D AY 6 J U N E
22
R O U N D TA B L E
5 0 TH A N N I V E R S A R Y S E S S I O N
9:00 - 10:30
9:00 - 10:30
9:00 - 10:30
9:00 - 10:30
Legacies of Leonard
Arrington
Early Mormon
Tr a n s l a t i o n
The Unfamiliar Saints:
Insights from the
Joseph Smith Papers
Relief Society on
the Periphery
SESSION
SESSION
SESSION
David Wal ker
chair
U. of California
Santa Barbara
Laurie Mafﬂy-Kipp
Washington U. of St. Louis
J o h n Tu r n e r
George Mason U.
Reid Nielson
LDS Church History Dept.
SESSION
Philip Barlow
chair and comments
Utah State U.
Matthew Godfrey
chair
LDS Church History
Department
Jennifer Reeder
chair and comments
LDS Church History
Department
Te r r y l G i v e n s
Brent Rogers
Joseph Smith and
Tr a n s l a t i o n : N o t e s
To w a r d a T h e o r e t i c a l
Framework
Emily January
Petersen
Shannon Kelly
Looking for
C a r e e r- W o m a n M o d e l s
in the 1930s: Virginia
Hanson and Her
Correspondence with
Margaret Sanger and
Clare Boothe Luce
U. of Richmond
The Joseph Smith Papers Project
The Joseph Smith Papers Project
Elizabeth Kuehn
Jared Hickman
The Joseph Smith Papers Project
Johns Hopkins U.
A Metaphysical Reading
o f J o s e p h S m i t h ’s
Tr a n s l a t i o n P r o j e c t s
Christian Heimburger
LDS Church History Dept.
Utah State U.
R. Eric Smith
LDS Church History Dept.
‘ W e F e e l Ve r y P r o u d o f
Our Relief Society
Building’: The History of
the Newscastle, Utah,
Ward Rel ief Society Hal l,
1920-1970
Samuel Brown
U. of Utah, School of Medicine
The Mechanics of Book
o f M o r m o n Tr a n s l a t i o n :
Evidence, Stakes, and
Implications
Jennifer Brinkherhoff
Platt
B r i g h a m Yo u n g U .
The Beginning of Better
Days for African Sisters
CASCADE D
CASCADE E
CASCADE C
9:00 - 10:30
CASCADE B
S AT U R D AY 6 J U N E
23
PLENARY
9:00 - 10:30
9:00 - 10:30
9:00 - 10:30
11:00 - 12:15
G e n d e r, S e x u a l i t y,
and Family
Te l l i n g M o r m o n
History
Masculinity and its
Discontents
Smith-Pettit
Lecture
SESSION
SESSION
Rebecca De Schweinitz
chair
B r i g h a m Yo u n g U .
Keith Erekson
chair and comments
LDS Church History
Library
SESSION
SESSION
Amanda Hendrix-Komoto
chair and comments
U. of Michigan
Laurel Thatcher
Ulrich
chair
Alexandria Gale Grifﬁn
Richard Jensen
S. Spencer Wells
Margaret Jacobs
Queer Mormon Historical
Modes and Identities
A Record Keeping
Culture? The Rise, Fall,
and Partial
Resuscitation of Local
L a t t e r- d a y S a i n t
Historical Records
Brothers in Arms:
Mormons’ Nineteenth
Century Muslim Imaginary
Entangled Histories:
The Adoption of Native
American Children by
Mormon Families
Richard Saunders
‘Men with the Bark On’:
Prophets, the Western
Narrative, and the Construction
of a Masculine Mormon Ideal
Arizona State U.
Megan Falater
U. of Madison-Wisconsin
The Household(s) of Brigham
Yo u n g : H o u s e h o l d
Organization and Governance
in Nineteenth-Century America
Sherilyn Farnes
B r i g h a m Yo u n g U .
Mormon Women and Power in
M i l l a r d C o u n t y, U t a h , i n t h e
Late 1870s
Lawrence Foster
G e o r g i a I n s t . o f Te c h .
Comments
CASCADE A
LDS Church History Dept.
Southern Utah U.
Historiology and the
Generation Before MHA:
Brodie, Burgess, Morgan,
Smith, Smith, Smith,
and Others
D. Brent Smith
C l i f t o n , VA
College of William and Mary
U. of Nebraska
Brant Ellsworth
Penn State Harrisburg
Jared Rife
Penn State Harrisburg
Depression and Uncertainty:
Mormon College Masculinity in
the Great Depression and on
t he Eve of War
Ta k i n g M o r m o n H i s t o r y
into All the World
S I LV E R C R E E K
9:00 - 10:30
HOBBLE CREEK
BALLROOMS A-C
11:00 - 12:15
S AT U R D AY 6 J U N E
24
5 0 TH A N N I V E R S A R Y S E S S I O N
2:00 - 3:30
2:00 - 3:30
2:00 - 3:30
2:00 - 3:30
Mormon History
Journals Editors
Panel
Mormonism and
Material Culture
The Challenge and
Dilemma of Memory
in Mormon History
Domesticating
Provo
SESSION
SESSION
SESSION
SESSION
Lavina Fielding
Anderson
chair
S a l t L a k e C i t y, U T
Kristine Haglund
Dialogue: A Journal of
Mormon Thought
Stephen Carter
Sunstone
M a r t h a Ta y s o m
Journal of Mormon
History
William Morain
John Whitmer
Historical Association
J. Spencer Fluhman
Mormon Studies
Review
Christine Elyse
Blythe
chair
Memorial U. of
Newfoundland
Jeffrey Johnson
Connie Lamb
chair
B r i g h a m Yo u n g U .
chair and comments
S a l t L a k e C i t y, U T
Christopher Blythe
Gary Bergera
Janelle Higbee
Martyrdom Canes and
Ve r n a c u l a r M o r m o n i s m
D a t i n g J o s e p h S m i t h ’s
Plural Marriages to
Louisa Beaman, Zina
Jacobs, and Presendia
Buell: Memory as
Evidence
From Hell to Happy
V a l l e y : T h e Ta m i n g o f
Provo, 1849-1905
Utah State U.
Don Bradley
Utah State U.
F r o m C u m o r a h ’s ‘ A r k ’
t o J o s e p h ’s H a t : S a c r e d
and Mundane Objects
in the Emergence of
the Book of Mormon
Ryan Roos
Z i o n ’s B o o k s
Book and Manuscripts
in Contemporary
Mormon
Fundamentalism
Smith-Pettit Foundation
John Hatch
S a l t L a k e C i t y, U T
From Prayer to Visitation:
Re-exploring Lorenzo
S n o w ’s V i s i o n o f C h r i s t i n
t h e S a l t L a k e Te m p l e
J.B. Haws
B r i g h a m Yo u n g U .
T h i r t y Ye a r s a f t e r t h e
Forgeries: The Public
Opinion Impact of Mormon
History - and of a New
Generation of Mormon
Historians
Ronald Barney
Mormon Historical
Studies
Richard Bennett
BYU Studies
Provo, UT
Rebecca Strein
LDS Church History Dept.
‘Enter to Learn; Go
Forth to Serve’:
B r i g h a m Yo u n g
A c a d e m y ’s I n f l u e n c e
on Women Leaders in
the LDS Church
Kate Holbrook
LDS Church History Dept.
Delineating Work and
Home: BYU Early
Domestic Science
Education
Amy Harris
B r i g h a m Yo u n g U .
Comments
Aimee Hickman
Exponent II
CASCADE D
CASCADE E
CASCADE C
2:00 - 3:30
CASCADE B
S AT U R D AY 6 J U N E
25
Q&A
SPECIAL EVENTS
2:00 - 3:30
2:00 - 3:30
2:00 - 3:30
3:30 - 4:00
Decentralization in
LDS Church History
Department
Shifting the Boundaries
of Identity in Mormon
Culture
Theology and
History
Exhibitors’
Showcase
SESSION
SESSION
SESSION
Matthew Heiss
chair
Area Manager
LDS Church History Dept.
John G. Mills
Europe Area LDS Church
History Adviser
War ner Molema
Africa Southeast Area LDS
Church History Adviser
Alexander Núñez
Area Manager
LDS Church History Dept.
in Peru
Natalia Savelyeva
Europe East Area LDS
Church History Adviser
James Miller
Church History Specialist
LDS Church History Dept.
SESSION
Robin Jensen
chair
LDS Church History
Library
Boyd Peterson
LeChele Gishi
Chase Kirkham
Te a c h i n g t h e G o s p e l
to American Indians
Exploring Eternity: Orson
Pratt Envisions the Family
S a l t L a k e C i t y, U T
Gregory Seppi
B r i g h a m Yo u n g U .
Preserving and
Purifying the Saints:
Compulsory
Sterilization in Utah
and the Rhetoric of
Eugenics
Tr e v o r A l v o r d
B r i g h a m Yo u n g U .
The Image of
Mormonism: How
Tw e n t y - f i r s t C e n t u r y
Media Portrays
Mormonism
Level 2
chair and comments
U t a h Va l l e y U .
Claremont Graduate U.
Convention Center
Last chance to come and
interact with our vendors
at the final exhibitors’
showcase break.
Michael Haycock
Benchmark Books
A l e x a n d r i a , VA
BYU Library
To D e s t r o y t h e A g e n c y o f
M a n : S a t a n ’s P l a n i n
Mormon Discourse and
Political Culture
BYU Studies
J o h n Tu r n e r
George Mason U.
L a t t e r- d a y S a i n t s , J e s u s
Christ, and
Christocentricity: The
Meaning of Recent
Developments
Church History Library
FairMormon
Greg Kofford Books
JWHA
M o o n ’s R a r e B o o k s
Mormon Historic Sites
Foundation
Mt. Zion Books
Neal A. Maxwell Institute
Press
Melanie Gapiz
Roy Prete
Philippines Area LDS
Church History Adviser
Signature Books
Randy Olsen
University of Illinois
Sons of Utah Pioneers
Pacific Area Church
History Center Director
University of Oklahoma
Press
University of Utah Press
CASCADE A
S I LV E R C R E E K
2:00 - 3:30
HOBBLE CREEK
EXHIBIT AREA
3:30 - 4:00
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5 0 TH A N N I V E R S A R Y S E S S I O N
R O U N D TA B L E
Q&A
4:00 - 5:15
4:00 - 5:15
4:00 - 5:15
4:00 - 5:15
Mormonism: Image
and Identity
Just South of Zion:
The Mormons
Mexico and Its
Borderlands
Grassroots Mormon
History
Perspectives on the St.
George and other
Historic Mormon
Te m p l e s
SESSION
SESSION
SESSION
SESSION
Colleen McDannell
chair
U. of Utah
Fernando Gomez
chair
Museum of Mormon
M e x i c a n H i s t o r y, I n c .
Nathan Rees
J a r e d Ta m e z
‘Presiding in Love and
Righteousness’: Joseph
Smith and Ideal
Fatherhood in
Contemporary LDS
Visual Culture
‘Our Faithful Sisters’:
Gender and Mormon
Worship in Early
Tw e n t i e t h C e n t u r y
Mexico
U. of North Dakota
David Wal ker
U. of Cali. Santa Barbara
Mormon Missionaries,
Mormon Maulers:
Performing World
Religions in the
Wrestling Ring
Kirk Henrichsen
S, UT
‘And Should We Die’:
Blending Fact with
Fiction in Mormon Film
Sarah Reed
U. of Wisconsin-Madison
Vikings of the West:
Blood, Sex, and Sin in
B a l d u i n M ö l l h a u s e n ’s
Mormon Novels
e d i t o r, O r e m , U T
Barbara Jones Brown
MHA Board of Directors
The Rise and Demise
of Mormon Polygamy
in Mexico
Elizabeth Heath
Brett Macdonald
Bruce C. Hafen
Nestor Curbelo
B r i g h a m Yo u n g , W i l f o r d
Woodruff, and the Third
Te m p l e o f t h e
Restoration
Former Pacific Area LDS
Church History Adviser
South America South Area
LDS Church History Adviser
Charles Sono-Koree
Africa West Area LDS
Church History Adviser
Macy M. Lewis
Stuart Parker
Simon Fraser U.
M a r g a r i t o B a u t i s t a ’s
‘Eternal Mexico’: A
Revolutionary Mormon
proto-Chicanismo
Emily Utt
chair
LDS Church History
Department
chair
Church History Specialist
LDS Church History Dept.
LDS Church History
Missionary
Orem, UT
Elwin C. Robison
Kent State U.
T h e S t . G e o r g e Te m p l e
and the Development
o f Te m p l e P l a n s
Paul D. Monson
L D S - Te m p l e D e p a r t m e n t
Preservation and
Change: Maintaining
H i s t o r i c Te m p l e s a s
Living Buildings
Elisa Pulido
Claremont Graduate U.
Solving Schism in
Nepantla: The Third
Convention Returns
to the Fold
S u j e y Ve g a
Arizona State U.
Comments
CASCADE D
CASCADE E
CASCADE C
4:00 - 5:15
CASCADE B
S AT U R D AY 6 J U N E
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CLOSING PLENARY
4:00 - 5:15
4:00 - 5:15
6:30 - 8:30
Mormons and
Cultural Conflict
Medicine and Law
in Nauvoo
Mormon Libraries
Presidential
Banquet
SESSION
SESSION
SESSION
SESSION
4:00 - 5:15
Grant Underwood
chair and comments
B r i g h a m Yo u n g U .
Alex Smith
chair and comments
LDS Church History
Dept.
David Whittaker
chair and comments
Orem, UT
Laurie Mafﬂy-Kipp
chair
Washington U. in
St. Louis
Russell Stevenson
Steven Dinger
Cory Nimer
Laurel Thatcher Ulrich
We Aren’t Africa:
Mormonism in
Nigeria, 1960-1964
‘The Doctors in this
Region Don’t Know
Much’: Medicine and
Obstetrics in Nauvoo
Correlating the
Meetinghouse
Program
Runaway Wives,
1840-1860
Michigan State U.
Alex Baugh
B r i g h a m Yo u n g U .
‘I Will Soften the Hearts
of the People’: MormonGentile Relations
i n C l a y C o u n t y, M i s s o u r i ,
1833-1839
Scott Esplin
B r i g h a m Yo u n g U .
Cultural Cooperation
Amid Conflict: Mormons
and Catholics in the
Restoration of Nauvoo
CASCADE A
Ta y l o r s v i l l e , U T
John Dinger
Meridian, ID
Joseph Smith as a
Progressive Jurist:
Law and Medicine in
Nauvoo
Jennifer Reeder
LDS Church History Dept.
Called to Serve,
Called to Birth: Social
Medicine, Herbal
Remedies, and
Midwifery in the
N a u v o o R e l i e f S o c i e t y,
Winter Quarters, and
the Salt Lake City
Female Council of
Health
S I LV E R C R E E K
4:00 - 5:15
B r i g h a m Yo u n g U .
Patricia Frade
B r i g h a m Yo u n g U .
The Evolution of
Meetinghouse
Libraries, 1848-1960s
President
8:30 - 9:30
Closing Reception
Te r r a c e
Gerrit van Dyk
B r i g h a m Yo u n g U .
Documenting Church
Education and Mormon
Culture: The BYU Library
Religion Collection in the
20th Century
J. Gordon Daines III
B r i g h a m Yo u n g U .
The Heart of a Community:
The Provo Carnegie Library
a n d t h e B r i g h a m Yo u n g
University Library
HOBBLE CREEK
BALLROOMS A-C
6:30 - 8:30